Hydro-electric plant opened in Quang Nam

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Army captures Kony's top general in ambush - National |monitor.co.ug

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A Tipping Point for Israel

Criticism of Israel is reaching a tipping point from which we can expect an explosion of public debate in the years ahead

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More Reason Not To Put Your Energy Into Electoral Politics

If you think things can be changed with electoral politics today, think again. Matt Taibbi's lastest Rolling Stone article has certainly confirmed my attitude towards electoral politics.  The system, at this time, is totally broken. Elections are done using totally manipula …

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The Sexual Politics of Poverty

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UML chair instructs party lawmakers to vote as per party line

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Oil Wars on the Horizon

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China's Growth Slows, and Its Political Model Shows Limits

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Gay Marriage – It May Destroy Western Civilization, But It Sure is a Wonderful Fundraiser

It started with lesbian couples in Vermont in the mid-90s, freaked out they’d lose their babies. Vermont Freedom to Marry was born, and is now the most powerful Democratic organization in the state, most certainly responsible for the victory of Gov. Pete …

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Syria Accused of Kidnapping 4 in Lebanon

In closed-door testimony before the Lebanese Parliament in October, the head of the Internal Security Forces, Gen.

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money goes into personal pockets, robbing customers

In a society where money, muscle and media rule, destroying human morality and conscience, with a huge war industry specializing in arms production and trade, culturing civil wars in various parts of the world, post-war reconstruction contracts and mass murder in impersonal ways, …

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Bhai Tika, the festival celebrating beautiful bond between brother and sister, being celebrated

The Nepalis celebrate one of their major festivals Tihar, namely, Bhai Tika on Friday. On the occasion of the Bhai Tika, sisters worship their brothers with their best wishes for longevity and prosperity. In return, brothers, too, commit their moral respect to their sisters.

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Breakthrough in peace process soon after Tihar: PM

Nepal's Prime Minister Dr.

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Former combatants held for attacking Jamarkattel

The Nepal Police on Thursday made public four men, converted from former Maoist cadres into mercenaries currently mobilized by regressive forces, for their attempt to murder Salikram Jamarkattel, the leader of Maoist workers' federation.  

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US Army prepared to assist Pakistani Army now

Accusing the Pakistani Army of having violated human rights, the US Administration had hesitated to provide military help to Pakistan for some years. Now the US has reconsidered this decision, thinking that the Army is the most powerful ruler in Pakistan.

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Terrorists murder six more in Pakistan, injjring 16

Times of India reports an Islamabad blast in which six more people lose their lives while 16 others get injured.

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Reckless Facebook users' homes likely to be burgled while they are away for vacation trips

The Times of India today writes that many reckless Facebook users' homes are likely to be burgled while they are away for their vacation trips.

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Man dies in a furious fight related to intercaste marriage dispute in Nepal

A man has died in a furious fight related to intercaste marriage dispute in Nepal

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Rolpa district of Nepal requires 1900 more school teachers urgently

Although there is the need of 3231 teachers to teach at schools in Rolpa district of Nepal, currently there are only 1331 teachers. The government of Nepal has not been able to sort out this problem yet.

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Norway welcomes Nepal's progress in reducing child mortality rate

Nepal's child mortality rate in 1990 was 162 per 1,000 live births. Now it has come down to 50 per 1,000.

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Exposure to Dhamma meditation technique: an observational viewpoint

Most of the participants admitted to having had a lot of mental exercises to sharpen and tame their minds while they remained under the camp discipline.

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Six Nepali kids rescued in Uttar Pradesh

Six children, all hailing from Nepal, were rescued in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich district and a man, involved in a human trafficking racket, was arrested, police said Friday.

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