Issue #213

The destruction of airline offices, media companies and hotels on 1 September grabbed headlines, but few hear the cries of Nepali Muslims who lost all

Nepali historians believe that the first Muslims settled in Kathmandu during King Ratna Malla's reign in the late 15th century. Kashmiri traders…

The Indians have moved border posts again

On 1 September, both the riots and the lack of security response were deliberate

Rajendra Khetan-president of the Nepal-Britain Chamber of Commerce and the executive director of the Khetan Group

Pitambar Sharma-Geographer and planner, also a noted economist

Nepal tourism industry, which was all set for a turnaround this autumn, has been devastated, first by the international media's coverage of the…

The attacks on recruitment agencies on 1 September was the coup de grace

How can anyone presume to write-off all foreign aid to Nepal as ineffective?

Nepal tourism industry, which was all set for a turnaround this autumn, has been devastated, first by the international media's coverage of the…

The attacks on recruitment agencies on 1 September was the coup de grace

GP AND BP: Girija Prasad Koirala holds up a poster of BP portraits at the inauguration of the BP Koirala museum, formerly the Sundarijal Jail,…

Cozily tucked away behind Himalayan Java, the newly opened Jbar is truly one of its kind here in the city. The concept on its own isn't that…

Nispaksa, 7 September

Surya Prasad Subedi in Kantipur, 6 September

Shyam Shrestha in Deshantar, 22 August

Foreign Minister of State Prakash Sharan Mahat in Deshantar, 5 September

Samaya, 2 September

Editorial in Nepal, 12 September

Samaya, 9 September

Thousands in Kathmandu marched in an inter-faith rally, calling for restoration of Nepal's traditional communal harmony and tolerance during a…

A Nepali architect who took personal initiative and invested his own money to renovate a traditional Newari house in Bhaktapur is one of those…

Had it not been for heavy bookings for September-October, the badly vandalised Qatar Airways office in Kathmandu would not have reopened so…

Four years after winning the license to operate Nepal's first private cellphone company, Spice Cell Nepal has finally settled its dispute with…

Five Nepali pharmaceutical companies have earned the prestigious UN World Health Organisation (WHO) certification and can now export their…

Keeping one step ahead of the pack, the Dairy Development Cooperation has changed the packaging of its DDC pasteurised standard milk. Various…

I used to greet the owners of the small Muslim-run shops behind Dharara which used to sell sekuwa saying "Assalam Araikum". Once they invited me…