Professor Hari Bansh Jha, a well regarded Nepali scholar, is the Executive Director of the Centre for Economic and Technical Studies, Lalitpur, Nepal.

Contributions 
Security Challenges along Indo-Nepal Border Regions Nepal holds a crucial role in India’s security not merely on account of its size, natural resources and population, but more so due to its ...

Stopping the Third World War The noted scientist Albert Einstein was quite puzzled when he was asked about the horrifying and dreadful impact of the World War 3 (WW3). He is on record to have...

Why Culturally Pluralistic Nations in Nepal? A sizeable chunk of the population in Nepal, including the Madheshis, Janajatis and Dalits have been raising their concerns about an identity crisis. They feel that they are not being treated equally by the state in the matter of their representation...

Restructuring Power Equation: Rise of Indigenists means fall of Communism in Nepal Ever since the end of the autocratic Rana regime in Nepal in 1951, the country has had seven constitutions. Yet, none of the constitutions survived for more than a decade or so in this country. During the last seven decades, the country witnessed dif...

Monographs/Compendiums 
India’s Economic Miracle & Nepal The book “India’s Economic Miracle and Nepal” reiterates the time-tested view that no two countries of the world are as close to each other, particularly at the people-to-people level, as Nepal and India. The relationship between both countries...

The Janajati of Nepal ... Janajati groups in Nepal are neither culturally homogeneous nor are they so linguistically ... migrants from other geographical regions, they form the largest cluster ethnic group as their share in the country’s total population is 35.6 percent...

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