Nepal, India & China

Citizenship is a document which provides individuals with legal recognition of a particular state. This document which provides legal status to individual has huge importance in Nepalese context. The paper has made study in the area identifying the challenges in transferring citizenship from mother to child with reference to interim constitution. Introduction In general sense, person signifies three major components i.e. right to identity, right to contract and right to property. But when it is considered in terms of citizenship right, it also incorporates corresponding duty associated with above mentioned three major rights. In fact, the sense of one’s own independent personality is worthy to legitimate citizenship right. In Nepal, citizenship is a pre requisite of a person to enter to the social and economic life as it is the single most important legal document a Nepali can possess. It not only establishes the holder’s official identity as a Nepali national; it also prov...

The parliamentarians in Nepal seldom come up with private bills. They are so busy in forming and deforming the Government that they probably don’t get time. Probably they haven’t understood their roles as law makers. This proposition is not simply made because they don’t propose private bills but also because they don’t seriously participate is discussions of public bills and scrutiny of bye-laws. Today lets talk about some traffic related rules. Following provisions are to be implemented soon   : Heavy vehicles will not be allowed to enter the ring road of Kathmandu Valley from 9 to 11 a.m. and from 4 to 6 p.m. However those vehicles carrying petroleum products and water are not restricted even during the scheduled time. Micro buses which used to carry as many people as possible will not be entertained to carry passengers greater in number than the seats available. Also unusual extension of seats couldn’t be done. The buses which take people for long distance shal...

ABSTRACT This essay deals about the applicability of realism in post cold war i.e. the third millennium time. The number of military bases in the world is constantly increasing. Here the authors have made an attempt to find out whether the military bases are a threat to war or they have been a means of balance of power in current circumstances. The essay starts with the concept of realism and liberalism. Analysis has been made on the basis of comparisons of great military powers in the world including China, Russia, Japan, Korea and most importantly United States of America. The essay has dealt about the balance of power through fear, self-help and power maximization. Introduction ‘ Conflict is a process in which one party perceives that its interests are being opposed or negatively affected by another party .’ If a manager of an organization takes conflict as an opportunity or a journey then it would lead towards constructive path, show positive results and depict the open ...

Lord Krishna, having an intention to kill Danasur came to Nepal Valley along with his cow herder friend’s. After the completion of the task he intended to do he returned, but his cow herder friends beholding the epitome of beauty did not return. One day, a cow herder saw that his cow used to give milk at the bank of Bagmati River.  His inquisitiveness led him to investigate and therefore, dug the ground where cow gave milk. A jyoti linga appeared, due to the intense light coming from the linga, the cow herder kicked the bucket. It is the same jyoti linga we worship today as Pashupatinath in Pashupati temple of Nepal, temple’s name was also derived from this incident as a “pashu” led in its discovery. Ne Muni declared the son of cow herder; whose father died in front of the jyoti linga as the first king of Nepal, his name was "Bhuktaman". There were altogether eight Gopal kings; the last king was "Yakshya Gupta". The Gopal Dynasty lasted for 521 years in N...

Abstract Through this study, an effort is made to understand the main causes of conflict in a political  organization called Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) which is abbreviated as CPN (Maoist).  Conflict is inevitable part of organizational life which is needed for growth and survival of an  organization. For proper functioning of any organization whether it is of business or social  motive, it is very essential to understand the conflict within it. Knowing the causes of conflict and  fully understanding each situation will help to understand the conflict management style needed. An attempt has been made to list down causes of conflict in an organization by studying the  activities and consequences of activities in CPN (Maoists). The essay deals with conflicts within  CPN (Maoists) from February 13, 1996A.D. till 19 June 2012 A.D., the former being the date of  commencing the civil war while the latter is the date when this organi...