August 27 - September 2, 2004
Headline
Editorial
Shooting the messenger
Most of us in the media never had any illusions about the Maoists' democratic credentials. But we were willing to give their political agenda…
Columns

Dateline Guantanamo
The world is best when America sets an example, not when it hurts itself



Herojig - Issue #211

Peace by proxy
The only thing going for civil society is its name, it is unmilitary

A business alliance for peace
Nepal's businesses need to stop vacillating and be pro-active for peace
Ring leaders
The Valley blockade was just a test for bigger things to come

Alive from Kathmandu
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Nation
Is oil Nepal’s next big bonanza?
A Scottish oil prospecting company is hoping to strike oil in the tarai, but what will it mean for these wetlands in Nepal?
MARK WILLIAMSON
The legends still live
Twenty-five years later, Kathmandu's Shangri~la Hotel shows that the mystique of Kathmandu is still alive
SRADDHA BASNYAT
Open secret
Everyone, even the government, knew Nepali workers were going illegally to Iraq
NAVIN SINGH KHADKA
Interview
Business
Sorry again
Everyone, even the government, knew Nepali workers were going illegally to Iraq
NAVIN SINGH KHADKA
Review
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Everything you wanted to know and share about trafficking worldwide, now in one comprehensive portal
BINOD BHATTARAI
Book Worm
Secrets of Manang
Secrets of Manang Clint Rogers Mandala Publications, 2004 Rs 550 Clint Rogers explores the entrepreneurial Manang community and their rise to…
Travel
Happenings
Happenings - Issue #211: DEUBA DOES THE DEUDA
DEUBA DOES THE DEUDA: Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba taking part in the Deuda Dance Festival at BICC on Monday. PEACEFUL DISCUSSIONS: A…
Nepali Society
All-in-one
Rarely does Kathmandu get to see an art exhibition of such range and variety as the 'Contemporary Expressions of India' displayed at the…
From The Nepali Press
Domestic Brief
Business proactive against closures
Industrialists and the business community have been organising rallies and issuing press releases urging Maoist rebels and the government to…
Truly Asia
Tourism Malaysia and Marco Polo Travels have announced a 'dream holiday package' for Nepal residents at a gala event on Friday at the Hyatt…
Business Briefs
Double digit summit
The Confederation of Nepali Industries(CNI), in association with the Department for International Development of the United Kingdom, the World…
Noodle wealth
2PM's innovative marketing strategy has turned out to be a jackpot in more ways than one. So far, over 75 lucky winners have had the double…
Good service
Nepali Hyundai fans are in for a treat as Hyundai has upped its level of service and after sales benefits. These now include a three-year…
Celebrating excellence
Hard work paid off for the 16 top students from the 2060 SLC exams at the Tuborg Excellence Awards, held on 9 August. The top three, Bishal…
Designer diplomas
On 14 August, close to 50 students received diplomas from the Exterior-Interiors campus in Kathmandu. The international interior design…
Power package
National Hydro Power Co. (NHPC) has produced 7.5MW of electricity on the Indrawati river to contribute to the NEA's national grid. The…
Letters
Hearts and minds
Nice of you to translate Khim Ghale's 'Royal Nepali Army wins the heart and minds in Congo' (From the Nepali Press, #210). Nepalis have great…
Indian handshake
Interesting article indeed on increased Indian aid evolution for Nepal by Navin Singh Khaka ('Indian handshake', #209). There are no shenanigans…
Peace now
Poverty, deprivation, injustice, inequality, and exclusion lead to rebellion and armed revolt, but a majority of people are against violence and…
Siege
Re: 'Jugular' (#210). The significance of the Maoist blockade is that at last Kathmanduites are feeling the pain that the rest of the country…
Advising caution
It was amazing to read the reaction of the travel industry that travel advisories and negative publicity hurts tourism in Nepal. So one must…
CK Lal
Finally , CK Lal is not just criticising and criticising everything that he sets his sights upon but also has something constructive to say. In…
In this issue:
After the siege | Shooting the messenger | Editorial: Ring Leaders | Peace by proxy | Is oil Nepal's next Big bonanza? | Dateline Guantanamo | Oil and water don't mix | Namaste or not? | The legends still alive | Buddy, not bully | Open secret | Dreaming of Iraq | A business alliances for peace | Mustang in the monsoon | Murder of a media man | New Maoists strategy | Royal visits to India | Smooth retreat | India' s 1.5 billion | After Arafat | Lending reforms | http://www.childtrafficking.com | Taking aim | The Olympics Babel | All-in-one | Alive from Kathmandu













