Stories about Nepal from November, 2010
Nepal: It Is Up To The Politicians
Dinesh Wagle blames the Nepali politicians for not showing flexibility and respect to each others differences to resolve the long lasting hung parliament situation.
South Asia: Steep Bandwidth Price
The cost of Internet bandwidth has to be reduced across Asia, which remains more than 300% expensive than the western hemisphere, argues Abu Saeed Khan at LIRNE Asia.
Nepal: Embarrassment At The Parliament
On November 19, 2010 was a shameful day for Nepal's parliament as “Maoist lawmakers disrupted the House session and resorted to vandalism and manhandling”, reports Ujjwal Acharya at The Radiant Star. The blogger thinks that the Maoist lawmakers’ behavior was “immature, beyond tolerance and unacceptable”.
Nepal: Flaws In Human Development Report?
Blogdai claims that there are flaws in the recent Human Development Report published by the UN, which shows fake progress in Nepal.
Nepal: Police Arrest Muslim Man For Selling Cow Meat
XNepali criticizes Nepalese authority's decision to arrest a Muslim man from Eastern Nepal on charges of selling cow meat.
Deforestation Is A Threat In Nepal
Bhumika Ghimire informs that Deforestation is a growing problem in Nepal with only 29% of the country's forests remaining.
Nepal: Analysis Of Blocked Sites
XNepali Blog posts a two part analysis on the blocked sites in Nepal and finds that some sites were included in the ban list wrongly.
Nepal: Blogger Bhela
Ujjwal Acharya writes on a recent bloggers meet in Kathmandu called Blogger Bhela.