Exclusion through Inclusion in Nepal

Is Nepal Practicing Faulty Inclusion Laws? Krishna Hari Pushkar The Government of Nepal is practicing faulty inclusion laws that have put people strategically more excluded in the name of inclusion. There are serious controversies on some of the questions over the inclusion...

Indigenous, Madhesi, Dalit, Disable and Women in Nepal

This document deals with the detail areas, issues and contemporary context of the indigenous, Madhesi, Dalit, disable and women in Nepal.  It is named as “Status, upliftment efforts, problems, solutions and potentialities of   Indigenous, Madhesi, Dalit,...

Corruption in Foreign Employment Torments Nepal

The foreign employment business may be seen as both positive and negative. It has many dimensions and connotations in its perception. Some consider it a major source of human smuggling; and others see it as the main backbone of a country's national economy. Some feel it...

Nepal Must Institutionalize System of Dialogue to Address Labour

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Diplomacy in Nepal

Public View on Diplomatic Productivity of Nepal Krishna Hari Pushkar It is interesting to see that the general public of Nepal are yearning to know and learn about the productivity of the Nepalese Foreign Ministry and its entire mechanism inside and outside the...

Citizen Journalism Platform in Nepal Launches Beta

An online community aimed to be the citizen journalism platform in Nepal has lauched its beta version this week. With the domain, www.meroreport.net, it has become online.   With the mission of democratizing the media by bringing local, on-the-ground perspectives on...

Parliamentarians Raped the Interim Constitution of Nepal

A committee of legislative parliament of Nepal named as "Committee on Natural Resources and Means-CNRM" has forwarded a complaint against Supreme Court Justice Hon. Grish Chandra Lal to the Parliamentary Hearing Special Committee-PHSC, Legislative Parliament of Nepal against...

Half Nepal's Children Under Five Stunted by Hunger: Report

Half of Nepalese children under the age of five years old suffer from stunted growth as a result of a chronic lack of food, the government and the United Nations said in a report released yesterday.  A decade of political unrest and a civil war also left more than a...