Category: No Laughing Matter
Redawn Of PE Era
Our PM had announced his determination to develop the country very fast with a leap-frogging pace, when he was the Finance Minister some years back.
See The Sea Change
It is hard to believe that the times have changed, so fast. Anywhere you may go, you are sure to find that things have really changed.
Animal Vehicle Loan
Where will Nepal be in 10 years? Many may imagine that in next ten years, Nepal will also become like Afghanistan or Somalia where no good people can stay. But I feel otherwise. In 10 years, Nepal will be at par to fully developed countries and livable like a heaven.
Nepal In 10 Years (October 2011)
Where will Nepal be in 10 years? Many may imagine that in next ten years, Nepal will also become like Afghanistan or Somalia where no good people can stay...............
The Third-party Miracle (september 2011)
The Nepali insurance companies are now overwhelmed by the miracle of the ‘third party’. There were times when these companies used to hire umpteen number.....
Nepal Can’t Be Overpopulated (august 2011)
Ever since the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) started to make the findings of the national census public, people have started wondering whether Nepal is really........
Changing Face Of Crisis (july 2011)
These days, if you encounter any crestfallen wo/man with faded pulchritude and desperate to reach somewhere sooner, s/he could easily be a banker. With the collapse of BFIs in a.....
Truly Fighting Spirit
The FNCCI has elected a new President. The election this time was quite historic as it was fought not only in democratic spirit but it had all killing spirits between the contesting panels.
Nepal: A Free Economy Forever
Anyone who tries to impose Nepal a controlled or a mixed economy is for sure to doom. It is because Nepal’s economy is by nature and inherently free and freak, and will continue to be like that.
One Million Tourists Guaranteed
Some people doubt on materialisation of the government plan of bringing one million tourists to Nepal in Tourism Year 2011. They regard the plan as a pipedream.
