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People's Review Weekly, 15 Octobre 2026

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People's Review Weekly, publié en langue Anglais, est un journal de Népal. Consultez People's Review Weekly en ligne sur PressReader ou téléchargez des numéros pour les lire plus tard. Parcourez les anciens numéros de People's Review Weekly dans les archives.

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ArticleBud­hig­andaki warn­ings saved lives, pre­pared­ness must go fur­ther

The most import­ant les­son from Sunday’s (Octo­ber 11) "udhig­andaki mood came before res­cuers arrived. Res­id­ents heard an unusual roar, felt their houses shake and warned com­munit­ies down­stream. Fam­il­ies moved before the mood reached them.

Bud­hig­andaki warn­ings saved lives, pre­pared­ness must go fur­ther

ArticleGagan Thapa: New Hopes & Aspir­a­tions

Gagan Thapa is now the pres­id­ent of the Nepali Con­gress, the grand old party that was instru­mental in intro­du­cing demo­cracy in a coun­try that had just thrown off the shackles of feud­al­ism. Sher Bahadur Deuba is still try­ing all his tricks...

Gagan Thapa: New Hopes & Aspir­a­tions

ArticleBalen’s gov­ern­ment should use its major­ity to strengthen Par­lia­ment

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 lrst...

Balen’s gov­ern­ment should use its major­ity to strengthen Par­lia­ment

ArticleBhandari’s return puts the pres­id­ency’s cred­ib­il­ity at stake

Bidya Devi Bhandari’s return to the UML raises a ques­tion big­ger than her next polit­ical role: can cit­izens trust the pres­id­ency to stand above parties when its former occu­pant returns to par­tisan lead­er­ship? Her appoint­ment as senior leader...

Bhandari’s return puts the pres­id­ency’s cred­ib­il­ity at stake

ArticleRana probe must deliver justice, not polit­ical revenge

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...

Rana probe must deliver justice, not polit­ical revenge