"A street vendor asks for his right to livelihood!"
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"Participants of third edition of arthalaya graduating!"
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"Participants listening to Mr. I.R. Tamang, founder of Civil group that operates Civil Homes in the latest episode of Last Thursdays!"
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  • 29 June, 2009

    Interaction with the legendary tourism entrepreneur Karna Shakya

    "Amidst the rumors of New Nepal, I lost my Nepal. I want my Nepal back", shared Karna Shakya, the legendary tourism entrepreneur on the latest episode of Last Thursdays.

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  • 25 June, 2009

    Cervical cancer vaccines in limbo for lack of govt policy

    Girls here are being deprived of the Gardasil vaccine against cervical cancer for lack of government policy.

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  • 25 June, 2009

    Enduring Democracy and Limited Government by Tom G Palmer

    Enduring Democracy and Limited Government by Tom G Palmer

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  • "Our goal now, is to find more cost effective ways of making houses and apartments."

    Ichhya Raj Tamang12 June, 2009

    As a student of hydropower engineering in the then Soviet Russia, Mr. Icchya Raj Tamang had the first hand experience of the collapse of USSR and the economic hardship that followed in 1989. With the severe devaluation of Ruble, Mr. Tamang who had been studying there on a scholarship found it hard to cope up with the rising prices of goods and services with his nominal stipend.
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