UPHILL
In the end, it is always ordinary Nepalis who suffer when food is used as a weapon. When the Maoists looted food destined for the mid and…
UMID BAGCHAND in BAJURA
February 27 - March 4, 2004
In the end, it is always ordinary Nepalis who suffer when food is used as a weapon. When the Maoists looted food destined for the mid and…
UMID BAGCHAND in BAJURA
if all that is transpiring around us wasn't so serious, we would have fallen off our chairs laughing at just how daft we have shown ourselves to…


The first-ever fund for developing golf in Nepal has been set up. Fore!

Politics here is wild, weird, wacky and wicked, just as in Nepal

The Americans are heading for elections in November as a deeply fractured nation. They are divided over the war in Iraq, over domestic health…

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

Every four years, in his infinite wisdom, God gives humankind a bonus day. This Leap Year it falls on Sunday, 29 February-a reward from the…
The government is readying a new affirmative action policy, but will it work?
NARESH NEWAR
Kim Hak-Su the executive secretary of the United Nations Economic and Social Commision for the Asia and Pacific based in Bangkok.
Till we have cyber laws in place, e-banking is likely to remain e-lusive
KHADGA SINGH
Against the Current Don Messerschmidt with Dina Bangdel Orchid Press, 2004 Rs 850 This is a biography of Nepali writer, painter and art…
Maps that let us quickly find out which districts have made progress since 1971, and which haven't
KUNDA DIXIT
Even before activists had started struggling for affirmative action to reserve civil service jobs for women, Bindra Hada was already climbing up…
A pro-Maoist group of Nepalis in Brussels has strongly condemned the Indian government for the extradition of Matrika Yadav and Suresh Ale Magar…
Although Melamchi construction has ground to a halt, five foreign companies have applied to manage Kathmandu's water supply. Two are British,…
iExplore, the world's leading resource for off-the-beaten-path travel has recently published its top 10 routes for exploring a pi? run the gamut…
In less than six months of launching its portal NepalOnline.com, ITNTI announced its global access for short messaging service (SMS). Now people…
GREENER FIELDS: Gilbey's Green Label whiskey has been launched in the Nepali market by Triumph Distillery. Touted as "rich and smooth", the…
What's the point? your editorial asks (#184). I say, the point is: Rise up, rise up you farmer, you worker, you warrior, you preacher tell your…
From the perspective of distance, it looks like Nepal has become the kingdom of strikes. Last week, there was an indefinite strike by petroleum…
I have jotted down my own Nepal Traffic Rule Book to add to the suggestions provided by David Cloud in 'Trafficking in Kathmandu' (#176) to…
Thanks to Karin Eichelkraut for drawing parallels between her motherland and Nepal ('Colombia and Nepal', #184). It is becoming more and more…
Thanks for sharing with us the art of The Adventures of Herojig by Jiggy Gaton. Some of the strip's culture shock shook me into grinning. Is he…
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