Rajendra Senchurey

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Besides publishing an annual magazine 'Conflict Management' I regularly contribute for Nepalese national dailies as a freelance writer. I hold Master's in Conflict, Peace and Development Studies and currently work as a Research Fellow under Fredskorpset (FK Norway) Fellowship Programme.

The One Thing Many Nepalese Can’t Redeem With Remittance

The labour migration has substantial importance in the rural economy of Nepal. This has resulted in a dramatic change in the family and social structures of the villages; for instance, helpless parents in the villages, wives with children in the cities and the breadwinners in the Gulf.

Development in Nepal: Jeopardized by 23 Governments in 24 Years

By Rajendra Senchurey Nepal’s counterparts in Asia have progressed dramatically in these decades. But since the advent of multiparty democracy, Nepal has not achieved anything significant. Quite surprisingly, in terms of economic progress, Nepal exhibits the characters of a Sub-Saharan economy. Then what is the cause of Nepal’s stagnation?

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