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People's Review Weekly, 3 Sep 2026

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People's Review Weekly, published in English, is a newspaper from Nepal. Access People's Review Weekly online on PressReader or download issues to read later. Browse People's Review Weekly back issues in the archive.

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ArticleNo time for spec­u­la­tion, con­spir­acy and accus­a­tion; time to demon­strate human­ity

4he dev­ast­at­ing mash mood that struck the BhoteKoshi River on August 26 has caused an enorm­ous loss of human lives and inmic­ted extens­ive dam­age on infra­struc­ture, pub­lic insti­tu­tions and private prop­erty in Nepal. The dis­aster also...

No time for spec­u­la­tion, con­spir­acy and accus­a­tion; time to demon­strate human­ity

ArticleBhotekoshi shows why Him­alayan dis­asters need regional cooper­a­tion

The Bhotekoshi dis­aster has exposed a real­ity that South Asia has been slow to accept: when nature moves across bor­ders, dis­aster man­age­ment can­not stop at the bor­der. 4he dev­ast­at­ing mood in Nepal’s Rasuwa dis­trict was linked to a...

Bhotekoshi shows why Him­alayan dis­asters need regional cooper­a­tion

ArticleCost of ignor­ing nature’s warn­ing

The Bhotekoshi dis­aster is no longer simply a story about a river swell­ing after heavy rain. What happened in Rasuwa in the morn­ing of August 26 has exposed a much big­ger prob­lem: how vul­ner­able Nepal remains when a nat­ural haz­ard strikes a...

Cost of ignor­ing nature’s warn­ing

ArticleQUOTES OF THE WEEK

Our ancest­ors built houses, temples, rest houses, and pub­lic shel­ters on hill­tops or higher ground, while they cul­tiv­ated the lower-lying areas. They had their own skills and tech­no­lo­gies. Today, we are mov­ing in the oppos­ite...

QUOTES OF THE WEEK

ArticleAlso Fol­low­ing the Path of Pre­vi­ous Gov­ern­ments

The Balen Shah-led gov­ern­ment made strong com­mit­ments that it would not make gov­ern­ment appoint­ments on the basis of par­tisan polit­ics and that mer­ito­cracy would be the guid­ing prin­ciple. It invited open applic­a­tions for sev­eral...

Also Fol­low­ing the Path of Pre­vi­ous Gov­ern­ments