Nepal Updates

House proceedings resume after five months of obstruction

The normal proceedings of the legislature-parliament resumed from Monday, albeit for a brief period, after five months of continuous disruption by the Unified CPN (Maoist) over the issue of 'civilian supremacy' vis-à-vis he President's move.

Debate on the budget allocated for different ministries started in today's sitting. Ministers will answer the questions on the budget allocated for their respective ministries on Tuesday.

Speaking in the House, Maoist deputy parliamentary leader Narayan Kaji Shrestha said his party decided to allow the House to function only for the passage of the budget and that his party would launch a tough protest movement if the President's move is not corrected.

The resumption of the House comes as a major relief for the embattled 22-party government.

A central committee meeting of the Unified CPN (Maoist) on Saturday decided to allow the parliament run normally for three days.

The party also declared fresh stir for 'civilian supremacy' which include publicity campaign, protest rallies, sit-in programmes culminating in the three-day general strike next month.

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Freedom and equality: when are they mutually exclusive?

by Sarita Sapkota | 02 September, 2010

In the article 'Seven Principles of Sound Public Policy', Lawrence W. Reed stated his first principle as "Free people are not equal, and equal people are not free". Not referring to equality as the equality before law and purely taking it in a sense of material wealth, many people I know find the statement agreeable but somehow they don't like the sound of it and in a political setting like ours, its only predictable.

काठमाडौंबासीहरुको बिजोग ।

by Surath Giri | 02 September, 2010

एकपल्ट फेरी काठमाडौंबासीहरुको बिजोग भएको छ । कथित सुकिला मुकिलाहरुको घर ,चोक र गल्लि-गल्लीमा फोहोरको डुङुर जम्मा भएको छ । कारण फोहोर फाल्न प्रयोग गरिरखिएको ठाउँ -ओखरपौवा-बासीको अबरोध । फोहोर फाल्ने जिम्मा पायेको काठमाडौं महानगरपालिकाको भरपुर प्रयासका बाबजुद गत एक हप्ता देखि काठमाडौंको फोहोर उठ्न सकिराखेको थिएन ।

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“Cooking is my hobby and that is what brought me to the meat products sector.”

24 June, 2010

Chandra Tiwari of Nina and Hager a brand name in the Nepal market of meat and processing shared his experience and journey as an entrepreneur at Last Thursdays on May 27th 2010, organized by Entrepreneurs of Nepal and Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation.

Samriddhi Poll

Facts, not Fear.

Environmentalist has mostly aimed school children to misinform with the help of textbook. Kids and young people are taught that Earth is moving on the brink of destruction and will be pushed into the unfathomed depth if their mothers use one more polystyrene cup.

SOUND MONEY ESSAY CONTEST

Nepal Updates

House proceedings resume after five months of obstruction

Discussion on Liberty (Internal Event)

Lecture Series by Dr. Bhola Nath Chalise (Internal event)

Boot Camp

Last Thursdays Entrepreneurs Speak

Freedom and equality: when are they mutually exclusive?

काठमाडौंबासीहरुको बिजोग ।

“Cooking is my hobby and that is what brought me to the meat products sector.”

Facts, not Fear.