Nepalipan

Help save the Chure Hills

They say Nepal is 'landlocked', but it looks these days more like a country without 'locks'

TIRTHA B SHRESTHA

Time travel in Kathmandu

The ambient space of the city is a cluttered and intermixed mish-mash

SWATI PUJARI

Away from it all

Want to get away, but not too far from the mass-metrometamorphosis of Kathmandu?

TASHI SHERPA

Who says Nepal is divided?

The Tamang new year celebration on Tuesday proved Nepalis are more united than ever

VIJAY LAMA

Leap sideways

Nepal should leap neither backwards nor forwards, it should combine the two

BALAZS SZASZ

Second-class citizens

Nepalis are made to feel commercially discriminated on the Everest Trail

ALOK TUMBAHANGPHEY

My way home

How to make a soft landing for those who decide to come back to work in Nepal

AKRITI RANA

Plane speaking

There are enough of us in the airline who have abandoned neither Nepal nor Nepal Airlines

VIJAY LAMA

Immortal memorial

On the first anniversary a new school and stupa at Agni Air crash site

DORJI TSERING SHERPA

The sun is free for everyone but not for Nepalis, it seems

KUNDA DIXIT In the early 1990s Lotus Energy was one of three companies promoting solar electricity for rural electrification. Everyone said…

ADAM FRIEDSOHN

The Nepali dream

I am the perfect example of someone who will never return to Nepal, but I will

SURABHI RAJ BHANDARI

No Prime Minister

A few years ago, I watched an episode of the British political satire Yes Prime Minister on Nepal TV. It was a lazy Sunday afternoon and Nepal…

RANJAN ADIGA

I Love Prachanda

"He's from Nepal, the land of Prachanda"

RANJAN ADIGA

Bollywooding in Nepal

New Nepal isn't here yet, but Bollywood does a good job of fooling us

RANJAN ADIGA

Minding our manners

The twain may never meet, but the belching has got to stop

SUBODH RANA

Jung Bahadur's "tip"

How foreign words have entered the Nepali lexicon

SUBODH RANA

Ugandan parallels

Successes Nepal can emulate and mistakes we must avoid

SUBHADRA BELBASE

Eye to eye

How come every time there are India-Nepal bilateral talks our delegations are so loutish?

ROBIN GIRI

Please try again later

The person you have dialled hardly exists

SHITU RAJBHANDARI

Highest priority

Children bear the heaviest burden of poverty

KUL CHANDRA GAUTAM

Children of the revolution

A cult of martyrdom persists in a Rolpa primary school

RUBEENA MAHATO

Stopping the haemorrhage

The brain drain affects every aspect of Nepal's development

MARIANNE HEREDGE

Drive as you live

Good God, do we really live like that?

JEAN-BAPTISTE MONNEAU

Dhido economy

Our fixation on rice is harming the country

ARUNA UPRETY

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