In Public Interest
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Women in jail
The statistics for the last five years show that Nepal’s prison population is growing at around 7 ...
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A lookback at CJ Karki’s legacy
As chief justice, Sushila Karki continued to hug the media limelight for her landmark judgments, som...
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Keep upbraiding the voters!
As the results of the local elections in Kathmandu Valley are coming in, a trend has begun of critic...
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This is how falsehood spreads
On April 27, 2017 Indian news website news18.com published a piece about Nepal’s upcoming local el...
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Looking back at reconstruction
The April 2015 earthquake killed nearly 9000 people in Nepal and hundreds of thousands lost their ho...
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Women’s representation will increase after elections
If the elections of all three levels (federal parliament, provincial parliament and local level) are...
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Is provincial consent mandatory in US and India for altering provincial boundaries?
Naya Shakti Nepal chief Baburam Bhattarai views the existing constitutional provision requiring appr...
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The Uprooted
Among those being evicted by the Arun III and Budhigandaki projects, there are many Dalits and membe...
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Labor permit will be beneficial for India-bound Nepali workers
Nepali workers will get several benefits including insurance coverage while at the same time, the go...
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Budhigandaki: Dam of discontent
Thousands of locals of Gorkha and Dhading facing eviction to make way for the Budhigandaki Hydropowe...
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In Public Interest
Women in jail
The statistics for the last five years show that Nepal’s prison population is growing at around 7 ...
Read More
- A lookback at CJ Karki’s legacy
- Keep upbraiding the voters!
- This is how falsehood spreads
- Looking back at reconstruction
- Women’s representation will increase after elections