Two of Nepal’s biggest banks are insolvent. Rs 45 billion worth of depositor’s savings is in danger. The largest borrowers are the biggest defaulters. Banking reforms are the only hope.
What if the Indian media applied to its own society even a tenth of the standards it has judged Nepal by? A noted Indian writer explores the moral loftiness of his country’s press.
A house is not just a home, a business complex is not just an office: both speak volumes about the level of respect for their surroundings and the cultural awareness of a city and its people.
The Nepali film industry seems to be finally coming into its own. The success of Darpan Chhaya and the censor row over Aago have given Kollywood a new boost.
