Sanjay Gyanwali

14/06/2026

आज मिति ०८३/०२/३१ गते साझ ७:३० बजे श्री तिलक महरा ( उप-प्राध्यापक, त्रिभुवन विश्वविद्यालय) सरको कक्षा मा सहभागी बनौ ।

02/06/2026

Plus two paxi k Garda hunxa ?

29/05/2026

: नेपाल सरकारले कर्मचारीको तलब २१ % सम्मले वृद्धि गरेको छ, यो सँगै अब सरकारी कर्मचारीको तलब न्यूनतम् ~ ४० हजार र बढीमा एक लाख बढी नाघ्नेछ । 😮

28/05/2026

नेपालमा संस्थानहरूको अवस्था
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*अस्तित्वमा रहेका कुल संस्थान: ४५ वटा
*नाफामा रहेका संस्थान: २७ वटा
*नोक्सानमा रहेका संस्थान: १६ वटा)
*बन्द रहेका संस्थान : २ वटा
* कुल सरकारी लगानी: रू. ७ खर्ब ९८ अर्ब ५६ करोड

22/05/2026

21/05/2026

About ASEAN

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or ASEAN, was established on 8 August 1967 in Bangkok, Thailand, with the signing of the ASEAN Declaration (Bangkok Declaration) by the Founding Fathers of ASEAN: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. Brunei Darussalam joined ASEAN on 7...

21/05/2026

Question: why is SAARC in COMA ?

The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation is often described as being in a “coma” because it is functioning, but largely inactive and ineffective compared to other regional blocs like ASEAN or the EU.
Here are the main reasons:
1. India–Pakistan conflict (biggest reason)
SAARC is heavily paralyzed by political tension between India and Pakistan. Almost every major regional initiative gets blocked or slowed due to lack of trust between the two.
2. No strong enforcement mechanism
SAARC decisions are not binding. Even if countries agree, there is no strict system to ensure implementation.
3. Limited trade integration
Intra-SAARC trade is very low (around 5% of total trade). Countries prefer trading with China, the EU, or the US instead of each other.
4. Security concerns dominate cooperation
Terrorism accusations, border disputes, and military tensions often override economic and social cooperation.
5. Weak institutional structure
SAARC Secretariat is weak, underfunded, and has limited authority compared to regional bodies like the EU Commission.
6. Bilateralism over regionalism
Countries prefer bilateral deals rather than collective SAARC agreements because they can negotiate better terms individually.
7. SAARC summit paralysis
The last full SAARC summit was in 2014 (Kathmandu). Since then, summits have been repeatedly cancelled or postponed.
In short:
SAARC is “in coma” because political rivalry—especially India vs Pakistan—has frozen regional cooperation, and the institution itself is too weak to overcome it.

18/05/2026

Beautifu Economics: 1. Relationship Between Inflation and Stagflation. 2. Solow Growth Model. 3. Cobb-Douglas Production Function.

18/05/2026

Different styles of leadership