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Women's representation in cabinet declining

Women's representation in cabinet declining

- by Ashok Dahal

KATHMANDU, Aug 27: The new Constitution, which was promulgated last year, has provisioned under Article 38 that women shall have the right to proportional, inclusive participation as part of their fundamental rights.

Road accidents mainly a man-made crisis

Road accidents mainly a man-made crisis

- by Siromani Dhungana

KATHMANDU, Aug 27: Road accidents are primarily a man-made crisis, with human error especially drivers' negligence accounting for over 80 percent of accidents, according to spokesperson for Nepal Police, DIG Madhav Prasad Joshi.

Bigger is bitter

- by Republica

Nepali Congress, CPN-UML and (now) CPN (Maoist Center) emerged as the first, second and third largest parties, respectively, in the second Constituent Assembly elections in 2013. There were also the three main forces behind the new constitution that was promulgated on September 20th, 2015. It was after intense deliberations that the three parties had agreed to cap the size of Nepali cabinet to 25 in the new constitution.

Poor student-teachers ratio hits education in Saptari

Poor student-teachers ratio hits education in Saptari

- by Jitendra Kumar Jha

RAJBIRAJ, Aug 27: Over 400 students attend Thakurji Higher Secondary School of Saptari regularly. More regular to the school are the ninth and tenth graders. And their number is around 300. However, there are no more than five teachers in the school for the higher level classes.

A juggling act

A juggling act

- by Dinesh Bhattarai

As our neighbors’ ability for power projection beyond their borders increases, the new strategic dynamic puts Nepal in sharp focus of both established and emerging powers

Number of local units can't exceed 665: Commission member

- by Sangeet Sangroula

KATHMANDU, Aug 27: Amid calls from local level political leaders for increasing the number of local units to be delineated under the new federal setup, the commission formed to restructure the local bodies has said that the number of local units could be increased to 665 at the most, 100 more than the currently proposed.

Handling abuse

Handling abuse

- by Usha Pokharel

Most times children are raped in one-on-one settings by a parent, family friend, babysitter or a neighbor

Free the press

Free the press

- by Danforth Austin and Barbara Frye

2015 was the worst year for press freedom in over a decade

Another bus falls into Trishuli killing 22

Another bus falls into Trishuli killing 22

- by Ramesh Kumar Paudel

CHITWAN, Aug 27: In yet another major road accident, at least 22 people died and 17 others sustained severe injuries when a night bus veered off the road and plunged into Trishuli River near Kalikhola of Chandibhanjyang VDC-5 along the Narayanghat-Mugling road in Chitwan district at around 4 am on Friday.

Pushpasadan makes winning start

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Aug 26: Host Pushpasadan School made winning start to the Second Pushpasadan Cup Valleywide Interschool Basketball in the senior boys' section on Friday beating Little Angels 40-12. Dhurba Lama scored 11 points for Pushpasadan in the game held at Pushpasadan's court in Kirtpur.

Saraswati, Sonam into final

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Aug 26: Saraswati Rana Magar and Sonam Rokka have progressed to the final of the Fourth Nationwide and First Novice Boxing Tournament on Friday.

Second win for Shree Kumari

Second win for Shree Kumari

- by Republica

KATHAMDNU, Aug 26: Shree Kumari Club recorded second win in a row on Friday in the Martyrs Memorial B Division League football tournament while Pulchowk Sports Club and Chyasal Youth Club recorded their first win in the matches played in the capital.

Shotokan karate begins today

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Aug 26: Nepal Shotokan Karate Association is set to organize Nepal National Shotokan Karate Tournament from August 27 to 28 in Kathmandu.