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The government is ready to set up a special paramilitary force to take on the Maoists whose presence is suddenly felt nationwide.
BINOD BHATTARAI
December 22-28, 2000
The government is ready to set up a special paramilitary force to take on the Maoists whose presence is suddenly felt nationwide.
BINOD BHATTARAI
Most Nepalis would not accuse us of being alarmists if we took a deep breath today and said that the country is staggering towards a dangerous…
Our history is glorious. But, sadly, we can't live there. We have to live in the present, and plan for the future.
Some of us were forced, nearly at gunpoint, to play with our children.
RNAC has always been proud that it is less bankrupt than Indian Airlines
Whenever Sanjay Dhital and his wife Rosina have taken a flight in the past year, they've had goose bumps. It is especially bad when cabin…
A NEPALI TIMES REPORT
Daman Kumar Soni was sitting next to Rupin Katyal when the stabbings began. Satnam Singh was in the seat directly behind Katyal. As the flight…
Soon after Sanjay Dhital and Rosina were married, he had to be back at his job with a Japanese charity in Peshawar. So their journey was going…
Maoist leaders could be foreseeing that serious instability caused by the insurgency could be used by the former autocratic forces to regain…
The coppersmiths of Palpa may not have seen a computer, but e-commerce has changed their lives and fortunes and is helping to bring others back home.
MANISHA ARYAL
Mao said "a revolution is not a time for holding parties". You cannot expect politeness in revolutions. Excerpts from an interview with…
His penetrating backward glance could be for any number of reasons, since Jung Bahadur, was forever on guard against assassination attempts.
DESMOND DOIG
At the international elephant polo tournament in Chitwan last week, enthusiasts played "one of the world's fastest games on one of nature's slowest beasts."
MIKI UPRETI
Himalayan Snax's 'Mayos mutthima hatti' offers coupons with chances to win three tola (35gm) gold elephants or instant cash prizes for up to Rs…
Serious efforts are underway to save Nepal's snow leopard population.
SALIL SUBEDI
Parents feel for their children-a sneeze or a cough is enough to set in a panic. It was just such a collective panic that led to the formation…
Nepali sites are certainly happening, although they could do with better content and be a little more imaginative.
ALOK TUMBAHANGPHEY
The Communist Party of Nepal (Marxist-Leninist), generally known as Ma-Le, managed to keep itself together by agreeing on a last-minute…
Nepal's first chemical fertiliser plant was formally inaugurated last week. The Luna Nepal Chemical Fertilisers-a Rs 260 million Nepal-India…
Surya Tobacco Company bagged Nepal's first National Safety Award for having the safest workplace among 65 competing industries. The award was…
Maruti Trading has begun marketing six brands of chocolates made by Baker's Pride, an Oman-based company. All the six new brands-Oasis, Bang,…
Chitwan is gearing up to welcome 150,000 Christmas and New Year's visitors at the Chitwan Festival 2000 (26 December to 2 January) to be…
Cane growers of Sarlahi and the management of the local Indu Shanker Sugar Mill have reached an agreement on a higher price for sugarcane.…
Public transport operators have begun to protest the government's decision to get rid of all vehicles that are more than 20 years old by…
Close to the edge | Wakeup call | Editorial: Spirituality in the age of science | " Not everyone carries a gun in a revolution" | IC 814, one year after | Ten reasons why we must not despair | Peacekeeping for a price | Three men on horse | The earnest, imperfect everyman | Royal Nepal and Corruption | HIgh tech or high risk? | No room for Roma | Lost Word | Japan gets choosy about aid | Indolent Singha Darbar | New government decisions | ML Bolsheviks and Mensheviks | Bastola on shaky ground | Now RPP's turn to agitate | Copper on the net | " Worth more alive than dead..." | Nepal on the Net | The Bimbo Deterrent