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Power of the streets; ‘Corruption’ short play by Shilpee theater in Panchali

3 years ago Friday, October 22, 2021telegraphnepal

N. P. Upadhyaya Kathmandu: Almost a day after of the hair-raising incident in Janakpur ( Province number 2 led by Lal babu Raut) wherein the local youths affiliated with the C.K Raut run Janmat party had taken to task a government official ( Mr. Rajeshwar Kushvaha…) associated with the Water Supply and Sewerage department who […]

Women and Peace: Socio-legal Perspectives in Nepalese Context

3 years ago Sunday, October 17, 2021telegraphnepal

Rukamanee Maharjan, Nepal Context: Nepalese society is struggling to recover from the aftermath of ten-year-long arms-conflict. The conflict; however, has opened avenues of hopes and aspirations to people from all walks and life. In this scenario, the present paper aims to seek to analyze the issue of gender dimension, shadowed by the then ongoing conflict, […]

Nepal’s Water Resources and Its Development Strategy

3 years ago Sunday, October 17, 2021telegraphnepal

Bhubanesh Kumar Pradhan, Nepal Introduction: Nepal has four World Class Rivers. They are Koshi, Gandaki (Narayani), Karnali and Mahakali. In total, Nepal has more than 6000 rivers. Each river has some development potential, with some more and others less. The total annual surface runoff draining the country from these rivers amounts to 225 billion cubic […]

Sites of Nepali Civil Society

3 years ago Wednesday, October 13, 2021telegraphnepal

-Dev Raj Dahal “Without civil society, democracy remains an empty shell; without civil society, the market becomes a jungle.” — Michael Ignatieff. The Nepali civil society groups have performed significant roles in education, health, community development, network building, organizing discourse, providing relief to the needy and peace building initiatives. These labors have also provided continuous […]

Recalling the history of Sikkim

3 years ago Wednesday, October 13, 2021telegraphnepal

Professor Dr. Suman Dhakal, Nepal -The Turning of a Protectorate Theocracy towards Indian Democracy- In the lap of the Himalayas, there is a small and beautiful patch of land containing a conglomerate of different races and cultures. The idyllic land is called Sikkim, once the protectorate state, then an Associate state and finally twenty- second […]

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