Shabda Gyawali's Blog

I was watching a video on Medical Tourism in India . I started thinking about the possible opportunity in Nepal .I googled Nepal medical council ,their web site was not even updated and most of the linked page are blank..............What a shame .. ...... With increasing number of Nepalese student getting degree in Medical science .Health ministry should at least start an initiative . Which in long run will also have a spill over effect for Nepalis .......... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TszOUpuVA38

Kathmandu: Nepal slipped 25 places down to rank 121st on the list of the world’s best countries for business, compiled by the Forbes. Nepal lost ground in areas like property rights, innovation, technology, red tapism and personal freedom. Nepal has moved down from its previous 96th position in Forbes’ annual list, which ranks 127 nations on the basis of business climate in a country for entrepreneurs, investors and workers. Denmark topped the chart — for the second consecutive year followed by the US that moved up from last year’s fourth position. “This is not a tally of economies with high gross domestic product (GDP) growth, or low unemployment. The goal is to quantify for entrepreneurs and investors the often-qualified information about dynamic economies and what they would consider desirable conditions for business,” said the Forbes. In the South Asian region, all other countries except Bangladesh slipped from their last year’s position. India has slipped 11 places to rank 75th wh...

BEIJING -- China called for the creation of a new currency to eventually replace the dollar as the world's standard, proposing a sweeping overhaul of global finance that reflects developing nations' growing unhappiness with the U.S. role in the world economy. The unusual proposal, made by central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan in an essay released Monday in Beijing, is part of China's increasingly assertive approach to shaping the global response to the financial crisis. China's a Bellwether David Semple of Van Eck Emerging Markets Fund outlines opportunities in China's real-estate and retail sectors, along with greater stability in Russia. But the situation in Eastern Europe is still uncertain. Polya Lesova reports. Mr. Zhou's proposal comes amid preparations for a summit of the world's industrial and developing nations, the Group of 20, in London next week. At past such meetings, developed nations have criticized China's economic and currency policies. ...