17mPeople's Review· 17mOn/Off the RecordBy P.R. Pradhan Foreigners’ playground Nepal’s political landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, raising serious questions about foreign influence, national sovereignty and the future of Nepali civilization. Recent political developments, including the rise of new leaders and changing relationships among political parties, have intensified concerns about whether Nepal’s domestic affairs are increasingly being shaped by […] The post On/Off the Record appeared first on Peoples' Review.
2hPeople's Review· 2hBABBLESBy Babbler When the President retires from the President’s House but returns to the party office Nepal’s republicanism appears to have produced a remarkable political innovation: the President may leave the presidential palace, but apparently cannot leave party politics behind. The highest constitutional office has become, for some of its occupants, less a destination than […] The post BABBLES appeared first on Peoples' Review.
3hPeople's Review· 3hBudhigandaki warnings saved lives, preparedness must go furtherBy Our Reporter The most important lesson from Sunday’s (October 11) Budhigandaki flood came before rescuers arrived. Residents heard an unusual roar, felt their houses shake and warned communities downstream. Families moved before the flood reached them. That response helped prevent widespread casualties, although five people remain missing. Celebrating lives saved must not erase the […] The post Budhigandaki warnings saved lives, preparedness must go further appeared first on Peoples' Review.
4hPeople's Review· 4hBalen’s government should use its majority to strengthen ParliamentBy Our Political Analyst Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s reliance on ordinances raises a question: why does a government with a commanding majority in the House of Representatives repeatedly choose temporary executive lawmaking? Eight ordinances in its first six months, followed by Cabinet approval of three more proposals, suggest a preference for governing through shortcuts. That […] The post Balen’s government should use its majority to strengthen Parliament appeared first on Peoples' Review.
5hPeople's Review· 5hRana probe must deliver justice, not political revengeBy Our Reporter The widening investigation around former chief justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana raises a question: how far can personal connections reach into courts, security agencies and public contracts? Raids on his brother Prabhu Shumsher Rana and associates concern alleged efforts to influence proceedings involving businessman Deepak Bhatta. These allegations require investigation, but searches and […] The post Rana probe must deliver justice, not political revenge appeared first on Peoples' Review.
6hPeople's Review· 6hPolice cannot have unchecked access to our phonesBy Our Reporter An arrest should not give police unrestricted access to someone’s digital life. Investigators may need phone records to establish a crime, identify accomplices or protect victims. But that need must have boundaries. Taking possession of a device and examining everything inside it are separate actions, and each requires justification. Recent reports raise […] The post Police cannot have unchecked access to our phones appeared first on Peoples' Review.
2hPeople's Review· 2hBABBLESBy Babbler When the President retires from the President’s House but returns to the party office Nepal’s republicanism appears to have produced a remarkable political innovation: the President may leave the presidential palace, but apparently cannot leave party politics behind. The highest constitutional office has become, for some of its occupants, less a destination than […] The post BABBLES appeared first on Peoples' Review.3hPeople's Review· 3hBudhigandaki warnings saved lives, preparedness must go furtherBy Our Reporter The most important lesson from Sunday’s (October 11) Budhigandaki flood came before rescuers arrived. Residents heard an unusual roar, felt their houses shake and warned communities downstream. Families moved before the flood reached them. That response helped prevent widespread casualties, although five people remain missing. Celebrating lives saved must not erase the […] The post Budhigandaki warnings saved lives, preparedness must go further appeared first on Peoples' Review.4hPeople's Review· 4hBalen’s government should use its majority to strengthen ParliamentBy Our Political Analyst Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s reliance on ordinances raises a question: why does a government with a commanding majority in the House of Representatives repeatedly choose temporary executive lawmaking? Eight ordinances in its first six months, followed by Cabinet approval of three more proposals, suggest a preference for governing through shortcuts. That […] The post Balen’s government should use its majority to strengthen Parliament appeared first on Peoples' Review.5hPeople's Review· 5hRana probe must deliver justice, not political revengeBy Our Reporter The widening investigation around former chief justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana raises a question: how far can personal connections reach into courts, security agencies and public contracts? Raids on his brother Prabhu Shumsher Rana and associates concern alleged efforts to influence proceedings involving businessman Deepak Bhatta. These allegations require investigation, but searches and […] The post Rana probe must deliver justice, not political revenge appeared first on Peoples' Review.6hPeople's Review· 6hPolice cannot have unchecked access to our phonesBy Our Reporter An arrest should not give police unrestricted access to someone’s digital life. Investigators may need phone records to establish a crime, identify accomplices or protect victims. But that need must have boundaries. Taking possession of a device and examining everything inside it are separate actions, and each requires justification. Recent reports raise […] The post Police cannot have unchecked access to our phones appeared first on Peoples' Review.शीर्षक, सारांश र तस्बिर People's Reviewका हुन्; पूरा समाचार उनकै साइटमा खुल्छ।
