In democratic nations like Nepal, the “rule of law” carries a crucial meaning, as it connotes equal protection of the law and equality before the law to every citizen. It signifies the complete dominance of established legal norms over the impact of arbitrary authority or extensive discretionary powers. On the other hand, “rule by law” refers to the legal system that becomes a means of oppression, enabling the government to enact laws that may lack justice or fairness.
Default of Assurance of Transitional Justice System in Nepal Default of Transitional Justice The reason on default of transitional justice system in Nepal is mainly political. The Comprehensive Peace Accord signed on Mangsir 5, 2063, held the promise of justice for victims of Nepal’s decade-long conflict. It committed to
The Political Economic Discussion Series occurred on 29th Nov. at PRC office on the topic “Should the government Control Price?”. The discussion was based on the article by Ritika Muley . In this article the she talks about the negative and positive aspects of price control. The discussants were very much
The study will find out the actual cost, time and procedure as well as identifies the regulatory barrier for registering a tourism based enterprise at Gandaki Province.
