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  • Death Toll Reached 145 in Pakistani Taliban Attack on Peshawar School

    17 DEC 2014, Pakistan, Peshawar- – PakistaniTaliban gunmen stormed into a military-run school in northwestern Pakistan on Tuesday, killing scores of teachers and schoolchildren and fighting an eight-hour gun battle with the security forces, officials…

  • CIAA tones down orders against hydro projects

    16 DEC 2014, Kathmandu – The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has toned down its directive on terminating the licences of 14 hydropower projects including the Kabeli-A Hydropower Project to…

  • Over 120 children killed, several injured in Pak Taliban attack

    16 DEC 2014, PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN  – Over 100 children were killed and as many were injured in an attack on an army school in Peshawar by Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan . Taliban gunmen took hundreds of students hostage at the…

  • SLC Grading system draws criticism

    15 DEC 2015, Kathmandu – As the government prepares to introduce grading system for School Leaving Certificate (SLC) test, education experts and stakeholders have criticised the decision saying that it was announced without making…

  • After 13 years, NRB exits NBL

    15  DEC 2014, Kathmandu – Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) on Sunday released Nepal Bank Limited (NBL) from its control after 13 years, concluding the once critically troubled bank has recovered. After international auditing agency…

  • Police clear Martin Place after gunman holds hostages at Lindt Chocolat Cafe

    15 DEC 2014, Sydney-  Hostages are being forced to hold an Islamic flag against the window of the Lindt Chocolat Cafe in Martin Place after at least one gunman stormed the premises. An unknown…

  • British envoy’s remark draws PM’s attention

    KATHMANDU, DEC 14 – British Ambassador Andrew J Sparkes’s remark on securing the right to change religion and right to proselytise has drawn the attention of Prime Minister Sushil Koirala . 15 DEC 2014, Kathmandu- The fourth largest…

  • Rescuing Kathmandu from its future

    Kunda Dixit The former mayor of the Colombian capital Enrique Penalosa looked around Kathmandu on a recent trip, and saw many of the same problems of haphazard urbanisation that he tried to solve in Bogotá ten…

  • Nepali woman jailed for abortion in Malaysia

    15 DEC 2014, Malaysia- A 24-year-old Nepali migrant worker has been sentenced for undergoing an abortion in Malaysia, raising questions of the legitimacy of the crime while human right activists seeking a revision of…

  • Death Toll Reached 145 in Pakistani Taliban Attack on Peshawar School

    17 DEC 2014, Pakistan, Peshawar- – PakistaniTaliban gunmen stormed into a military-run school in northwestern Pakistan on Tuesday, killing scores of teachers and schoolchildren and fighting an eight-hour gun battle with the security forces, officials…

  • CIAA tones down orders against hydro projects

    16 DEC 2014, Kathmandu – The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has toned down its directive on terminating the licences of 14 hydropower projects including the Kabeli-A Hydropower Project to…

  • Over 120 children killed, several injured in Pak Taliban attack

    16 DEC 2014, PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN  – Over 100 children were killed and as many were injured in an attack on an army school in Peshawar by Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan . Taliban gunmen took hundreds of students hostage at the…

  • SLC Grading system draws criticism

    15 DEC 2015, Kathmandu – As the government prepares to introduce grading system for School Leaving Certificate (SLC) test, education experts and stakeholders have criticised the decision saying that it was announced without making…

  • After 13 years, NRB exits NBL

    15  DEC 2014, Kathmandu – Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) on Sunday released Nepal Bank Limited (NBL) from its control after 13 years, concluding the once critically troubled bank has recovered. After international auditing agency…

  • Police clear Martin Place after gunman holds hostages at Lindt Chocolat Cafe

    15 DEC 2014, Sydney-  Hostages are being forced to hold an Islamic flag against the window of the Lindt Chocolat Cafe in Martin Place after at least one gunman stormed the premises. An unknown…

  • British envoy’s remark draws PM’s attention

    KATHMANDU, DEC 14 – British Ambassador Andrew J Sparkes’s remark on securing the right to change religion and right to proselytise has drawn the attention of Prime Minister Sushil Koirala . 15 DEC 2014, Kathmandu- The fourth largest…

  • Rescuing Kathmandu from its future

    Kunda Dixit The former mayor of the Colombian capital Enrique Penalosa looked around Kathmandu on a recent trip, and saw many of the same problems of haphazard urbanisation that he tried to solve in Bogotá ten…

  • Nepali woman jailed for abortion in Malaysia

    15 DEC 2014, Malaysia- A 24-year-old Nepali migrant worker has been sentenced for undergoing an abortion in Malaysia, raising questions of the legitimacy of the crime while human right activists seeking a revision of…

  • Death Toll Reached 145 in Pakistani Taliban Attack on Peshawar School

    17 DEC 2014, Pakistan, Peshawar- – PakistaniTaliban gunmen stormed into a military-run school in northwestern Pakistan on Tuesday, killing scores of teachers and schoolchildren and fighting an eight-hour gun battle with the security forces, officials…

  • CIAA tones down orders against hydro projects

    16 DEC 2014, Kathmandu – The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has toned down its directive on terminating the licences of 14 hydropower projects including the Kabeli-A Hydropower Project to…

  • Over 120 children killed, several injured in Pak Taliban attack

    16 DEC 2014, PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN  – Over 100 children were killed and as many were injured in an attack on an army school in Peshawar by Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan . Taliban gunmen took hundreds of students hostage at the…

  • SLC Grading system draws criticism

    15 DEC 2015, Kathmandu – As the government prepares to introduce grading system for School Leaving Certificate (SLC) test, education experts and stakeholders have criticised the decision saying that it was announced without making…

  • After 13 years, NRB exits NBL

    15  DEC 2014, Kathmandu – Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) on Sunday released Nepal Bank Limited (NBL) from its control after 13 years, concluding the once critically troubled bank has recovered. After international auditing agency…

  • Police clear Martin Place after gunman holds hostages at Lindt Chocolat Cafe

    15 DEC 2014, Sydney-  Hostages are being forced to hold an Islamic flag against the window of the Lindt Chocolat Cafe in Martin Place after at least one gunman stormed the premises. An unknown…

  • British envoy’s remark draws PM’s attention

    KATHMANDU, DEC 14 – British Ambassador Andrew J Sparkes’s remark on securing the right to change religion and right to proselytise has drawn the attention of Prime Minister Sushil Koirala . 15 DEC 2014, Kathmandu- The fourth largest…

  • Rescuing Kathmandu from its future

    Kunda Dixit The former mayor of the Colombian capital Enrique Penalosa looked around Kathmandu on a recent trip, and saw many of the same problems of haphazard urbanisation that he tried to solve in Bogotá ten…

  • Nepali woman jailed for abortion in Malaysia

    15 DEC 2014, Malaysia- A 24-year-old Nepali migrant worker has been sentenced for undergoing an abortion in Malaysia, raising questions of the legitimacy of the crime while human right activists seeking a revision of…

  • Death Toll Reached 145 in Pakistani Taliban Attack on Peshawar School

    17 DEC 2014, Pakistan, Peshawar- – PakistaniTaliban gunmen stormed into a military-run school in northwestern Pakistan on Tuesday, killing scores of teachers and schoolchildren and fighting an eight-hour gun battle with the security forces, officials…

  • CIAA tones down orders against hydro projects

    16 DEC 2014, Kathmandu – The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has toned down its directive on terminating the licences of 14 hydropower projects including the Kabeli-A Hydropower Project to…

  • Over 120 children killed, several injured in Pak Taliban attack

    16 DEC 2014, PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN  – Over 100 children were killed and as many were injured in an attack on an army school in Peshawar by Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan . Taliban gunmen took hundreds of students hostage at the…

  • SLC Grading system draws criticism

    15 DEC 2015, Kathmandu – As the government prepares to introduce grading system for School Leaving Certificate (SLC) test, education experts and stakeholders have criticised the decision saying that it was announced without making…

  • After 13 years, NRB exits NBL

    15  DEC 2014, Kathmandu – Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) on Sunday released Nepal Bank Limited (NBL) from its control after 13 years, concluding the once critically troubled bank has recovered. After international auditing agency…

  • Police clear Martin Place after gunman holds hostages at Lindt Chocolat Cafe

    15 DEC 2014, Sydney-  Hostages are being forced to hold an Islamic flag against the window of the Lindt Chocolat Cafe in Martin Place after at least one gunman stormed the premises. An unknown…

  • British envoy’s remark draws PM’s attention

    KATHMANDU, DEC 14 – British Ambassador Andrew J Sparkes’s remark on securing the right to change religion and right to proselytise has drawn the attention of Prime Minister Sushil Koirala . 15 DEC 2014, Kathmandu- The fourth largest…

  • Rescuing Kathmandu from its future

    Kunda Dixit The former mayor of the Colombian capital Enrique Penalosa looked around Kathmandu on a recent trip, and saw many of the same problems of haphazard urbanisation that he tried to solve in Bogotá ten…

  • Nepali woman jailed for abortion in Malaysia

    15 DEC 2014, Malaysia- A 24-year-old Nepali migrant worker has been sentenced for undergoing an abortion in Malaysia, raising questions of the legitimacy of the crime while human right activists seeking a revision of…

  • Death Toll Reached 145 in Pakistani Taliban Attack on Peshawar School

    17 DEC 2014, Pakistan, Peshawar- – PakistaniTaliban gunmen stormed into a military-run school in northwestern Pakistan on Tuesday, killing scores of teachers and schoolchildren and fighting an eight-hour gun battle with the security forces, officials…

  • CIAA tones down orders against hydro projects

    16 DEC 2014, Kathmandu – The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has toned down its directive on terminating the licences of 14 hydropower projects including the Kabeli-A Hydropower Project to…

  • Over 120 children killed, several injured in Pak Taliban attack

    16 DEC 2014, PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN  – Over 100 children were killed and as many were injured in an attack on an army school in Peshawar by Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan . Taliban gunmen took hundreds of students hostage at the…

  • SLC Grading system draws criticism

    15 DEC 2015, Kathmandu – As the government prepares to introduce grading system for School Leaving Certificate (SLC) test, education experts and stakeholders have criticised the decision saying that it was announced without making…

  • After 13 years, NRB exits NBL

    15  DEC 2014, Kathmandu – Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) on Sunday released Nepal Bank Limited (NBL) from its control after 13 years, concluding the once critically troubled bank has recovered. After international auditing agency…

  • Police clear Martin Place after gunman holds hostages at Lindt Chocolat Cafe

    15 DEC 2014, Sydney-  Hostages are being forced to hold an Islamic flag against the window of the Lindt Chocolat Cafe in Martin Place after at least one gunman stormed the premises. An unknown…

  • British envoy’s remark draws PM’s attention

    KATHMANDU, DEC 14 – British Ambassador Andrew J Sparkes’s remark on securing the right to change religion and right to proselytise has drawn the attention of Prime Minister Sushil Koirala . 15 DEC 2014, Kathmandu- The fourth largest…

  • Rescuing Kathmandu from its future

    Kunda Dixit The former mayor of the Colombian capital Enrique Penalosa looked around Kathmandu on a recent trip, and saw many of the same problems of haphazard urbanisation that he tried to solve in Bogotá ten…

  • Nepali woman jailed for abortion in Malaysia

    15 DEC 2014, Malaysia- A 24-year-old Nepali migrant worker has been sentenced for undergoing an abortion in Malaysia, raising questions of the legitimacy of the crime while human right activists seeking a revision of…