@MahabirPun Just to begin with, 1. take applied science & technology path tied to agricultural and forest productions, 2. tie up the creation of ministerial structure to the Act, and 3. make a nationwide survey by geographical & ecological regions, and natural and Human Resources.
Writing in the Hindustan Times, Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) Chair Rabi Lamichhane—currently visiting India at the invitation of the BJP President—calls on both nations to seize the historical opportunity presented by the upcoming March 2026 elections. He urges moving past "the anxieties of the last 30 years" to focus instead on "boundless possibilities."
Addressing bilateral tensions, Lamichhane writes that "border disputes must not drag on," and suggests resolving them "through a pragmatic, evidence-based dialogue rooted in historical facts and mutual understanding."
Furthermore, he stresses the critical need for robust economic collaboration. "We must connect economies, not just borders," he notes, outlining a vision for a Kathmandu-Bengaluru digital corridor, deep cooperation in IT and startup ecosystems, integrated digital payments, and utilizing Nepal’s green hydropower for India's industrial corridors.
@ThahaKhabar Those who think the country first need to be conscious to uproot all those forces which worked and are still working to destabilize the country. The country and the grassroots people first parameter cannot be compromised.
यदि राष्ट्रपतिले ‘संविधानको संरक्षक’ को हैसियत प्रयोग गर्दै उक्त अध्यादेशलाई शीतल निवासमै ‘होल्ड’ गरिदिए वा फेरि अस्वीकार गरे भने राजनीतिले अर्को मोड लिनेछ ।
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@Online_khabar Political parties’ infiltration in the entire bureaucracy and institutional structures geared to petty group interests is a serious setback for Nepal’s advancement and people’s happiness. This needs to be done away with as early as possible, hence the need of Ordinances.
@Online_khabar Despite space for questions from political and politicians’ angles, we need to keep this in mind that Nepal Army is the country’s top level Institution of National Security and now under the ministerial leadership of the Prime Minister himself. Maybe they suspected something.
@brb1954 The trend showing here is a danger bell telling Nepal's decision-making bodies that they need to shake off their eye lens to the country and the people before it is too late. Doing late means becoming torn apart into slaves by the world powers both far and near.