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Headline
Maoists want to declare Nepal a republic. They battle an elected government that is not getting much help from an army of which the king is the supreme commander.
NEPALI TIMES REPORT

Nation
After the wholesale destruction of Kathmandu Valley's cultural landscape and architectural character in the past 20 years, there is now an emerging trend to restore and preserve what is left.

HEMLATA RAI

Globaliation is inevitable: the question is on what terms. We have to make sure that poor people are included in the process.
CHARLOTTE DENNY

Domestic Brief





Leisure
In Nepal kite flying is a martial art. We don't just fly kites for the fun of it, we fly kites to fight other kites.
SALIL SUBEDI

PETER AVIS in DIEPPE, FRANCE

Culture
If you look long enough at that wide-eyed, grimacing face you see a scarlet smile of pleasure.

Nepali Society

Review

Literature

Travel
Instead of rushing through Namche, stay around, acclimatise, relax, and visit the Saturday market.

 
EDITORIAL

COLUMNS
State Of The State
by CK LAL
Freedom to be responsible

Economic Sense
by ARTHA BEED
The right amount at the right place at the right moment.

Here And There
by DANIEL LAK
Thrill of the chase

Under My Hat
by KUNDA DIXIT
And that is the end of the news.

LETTERS
Q&A

BIZ NEWS


 

SPECIAL

Madesh Special

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