Please don’t go
- by Republica
There is a limit to what Nepali nation-state, with its limited means, can do to ensure the safety of all its workers.
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Beyond remittance
- by Nirmal Kumar Raut
Remittance is a more resilient source of foreign exchange compared to other sources. This is particularly true in times of economic crisis
Why the haste?
- by Bhairab Raj Kaini
With the country facing an economic crisis, this is not the right time for an ambitious pension plan for farmers
Still a Hindu state
- by David Kainee
It can be argued that new constitution has actually upheld the idea of a Hindu state
Some 9,000 Nepalis allowed to work in Kabul in past 10 yrs
- by Kamal Pariyar
KATHMANDU, June 21:Despite increasing Taliban attacks and high security threats in Kabul's so-called green zone, the government in Nepal in the past ten years permitted over 8,889 Nepali migrants to work as security guards in the Afghan capital.
‘Working in Public Relations is more than just sending out press releases’
- by Republica
A 26-year-old Public Relations professional, Rashmi Agrawal is currently working as the PR Manager at Kaymu Nepal. She joined the PR industry after completing Bachelor’s in Media Science from Kathmandu University in 2012. After an internship at Prisma Advertising, she moved on to organizations like ECS Media and Advantage Group.
Working for startups: A new career avenue
- by Prayas Rajopadhyaya
Working for startup companies might not earn you a “handsome” remuneration; it neither has job security, nor comes with the strong ‘brand’ name you would want to be associated with. But if you dare take the risk, it’s a wonderful platform to shine. The startup trend in Nepal has boomed in the recent years, and they are lacking competent human resources.
Case filed against Chaudhari
- by Republica
KAWASOTI, June 20: The district attorney office here has filed a case at the District Court against Ashish Chaudhari, the murder accused of Manisha, sister of national football player Bimal Ghartimagar. Chaudhari's life imprisonment is demanded in the case.
Teacher arrested for murder in Doti
- by Arun Bam
DOTI, June 20: District Police Office, Doti has arrested one Lal Bahadhur Chand for allegedly murder of Mina Saud.
Identification of 12 Nepalis killed in Kabul Attack established
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, June 21: The identification of 12 Nepalis killed in a suicide bomb attack by Taliban in Kabul, Afghanistan on Monday morning has been established.
Poudel blames Oli for no national unity
- by Republica
ITAHARI, June 21: Nepali Congress (NC) senior leader Ram Chandra Poudel on Monday accused that a conducive environment for a national unity has failed to form due to Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.
Works at DDC Doti halted as LDO leaves over dispute
- by Arun Bam
DOTI, June 20: Local District Officer (LDO) of Doti, Bashudev Regmi has left the district after failing to face disputes regarding development projects.
Kabul attack a crime against humanity: DPM Thapa
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, June 20: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Kamal Thapa, has informed the Monday's meeting of the Legislature-Parliament that 14 Nepalis have lost their lives in a terrorist attack at Kabul, Afghanistan, this morning.
Complaint filed at TRC against former PM Bhattarai
- by Republica
SURUNGA (Jhapa), June 20: A family member of conflict-victim in Ilam district has filed complaint against the former Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai and former State Minister for Health Dharmashila Chapagain at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) here on Monday.
Chinese supercomputer tops list of world's fastest computers
- by PTI
BEIJING, June 20: A Chinese supercomputer has topped a list of the world's fastest computers for the seventh straight year - and for the first time the winner uses only Chinese-designed processors instead of US technology.
NC condemns Kabul attack, dubs ‘inhuman and heinous’
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, June 20: The Nepali Congress (NC) has condemned the ruthless suicide bomb attack that killed 14 innocent Nepalis in Kabul, the capital city of Afghanistan, on early Monday.
Lesson from the Kabul Suicide Attack (Commentary)
- by Akhilesh Tripathi
If the past 15 years are anything to go by, it would be wise to expect such attacks in the future as well. Because what the West calls terrorism is in fact patriotism for the brainwashed Taliban fighters. So, the conflict there is unlikely to come to an end anytime soon.
In pictures: Joy of paddy plantation
- by Prabin Koirala
KATHMANDU, June 20: Arrival of monsoon has boosted zeal and happiness of farmers. Farmers are seen busy working in fields toiling and planting paddy saplings with a hope of a good harvest. The government has been marking National Paddy Day of 15th day of the Nepali month of Asar.
When soul traveled Beyond Her Eyes ...
- by KULCHAND PHOMBO
Beyond Her Eyes: An adventure in the Netherworld by Anoushka Poudel is a charming novel woven out of adventures undertaken by a blind girl. In the novel, author Poudel, deftly carves a fascinating story by blending oriental and occidental concepts of theological ideas about Hell, Heaven and Earth.
Government urged to adopt scientific standards on facilities to ex VIPs
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, June 20: The sub-committee under the Legislature-Parliament's Good Governance and Monitoring Committee has submitted its report to the main committee.