London Eye

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Do the parties want to resolve Nepal's crisis or compound it further?

Sahina Shrestha

The Everest Bahn

Climbers are taking giant leaps for mankind

Sahina Shrestha

None of the above

Nepalis must demand a resolution

Sahina Shrestha

Networking for Nepal

Stop complaining, and start helping Nepal

Sahina Shrestha

Ill advised

Some unsolicited advice before King Gyanendra's Pokhara address

Sahina Shrestha

Nepali 1 at SOAS

The only undergraduate students in the Western world who can navigate their way though Nepali newspaper texts on demands for constitutional reform

MICHEL HUTT

High and dry in Kathmandu

Pondering lessons from water privatisation on World Water Week

Sahina Shrestha

Friendly autocrats

It is in the US national interest to make the king restore democracy

Sahina Shrestha

Gone bird watching

No Nepali Maoists were sighted at a Maoist solidarity meeting in London

Sahina Shrestha

The London dream

Many Nepali-Londoners find their hopes shattered

FAY ADAMS

Reinterpreting ethnicity

UK Nepalis celebrated Lhosar regardless of their backgrounds, what they had in common was their Nepali identity

ED BOWMAN

Royal role

The king and the people need each other

Sahina Shrestha

Herd mentality

If one Nepali opens a restaurant in London, everyone follows suit.

Sahina Shrestha

Lure of the land

Are we being beckoned by a mythical hand of our own creation to the land of a lost time that no longer exists.if it ever did?

FAY ADAM

The need to belong

The Nepali community in the UK needs a cultural fix every now and then.

ED BOWMAN

More loyal, less royal

If Nepal indeed turns into a republic, history will not hold the Nepali people responsible.

Sahina Shrestha

The Shang has left Rila

London Eye is the first in a rotating column in this space every week that is written exclusively for Nepali Times by various London-based Nepal-watchers.

Sahina Shrestha