Many commentators, including Swarnim Wagle (Guest Editorial last week, #861) may have got carried away by the first local elections in 20 years…
Nepal needs a force for change, willing to speak truth to power and for social justice, democracy and development
This is the 8th episode of the saga of the Gurkhas at the Battle of Gallipoli exactly 100 years ago
A long time ago in what seems like a far-off galaxy the warring parties came together and signed a Comprehensive Peace Agreement
This is part seven of the series about the Gurkhas at Gallipoli exactly 100 years ago this month
This is the fifth in the series on the experiences of the Gurkhas at Gallipoli exactly 100 years ago in August 1915.
This is the fourth installment of a series of flashbacks of the involvement of Gurkhas in the First World War
Assessing the National Planning Commission’s Post-disaster Needs Assessment report
This is the third part of a series of articles on the Gurkhas at Gallipoli, drawn from what will eventually be a book on Nepal, The Gurkhas and the Great War by David Seddon.
The second in a series the Nepali Times is running in memory of the Nepalis who fought and died in Gallipoli
Reconstruction will have to involve not just rebuilding homes but restructuring the state
Whatever happened to ‘Disaster Preparedness’?
This is the first installment of a series of flashbacks of the involvement of Gurkhas in the First World War
The quest goes on in Nepal, the UK and South Africa
Truth and reconciliation, but not without justice
There are many other ways to ensure proper representation without the need for federalism per se
The debate about free speech and tolerance in France is relevant to the current discussion about secularism in Nepal
The pros and cons of ‘positive discrimination’
Paintings rooted in the tradition of Maithili will be on exhibition at The Taragaon Museum
SAARC fails to confront the Bhutan refugee issue
Officials need to clean up their act, not just tidy up the town for the Modi visit
The SAARC Summit could inspire a sense of what might be achieved if South Asian economies collaborate
Three months on, traumatised survivors struggle to come to terms with the deadly Bhote Kosi landslide
There is little sign that Nepal’s leaders are prepared to address atrocities during a war that ended eight years ago
