Issue #225

Dailekh's teachers have been on strike for two months to protest forcible recruitment by Maoists

The violence during the Bharatpur temple incident highlights the tenuousness of Dalit rights

Worry in India about Nepal's crisis

Jana Morcha and the Maoists are fighting for influence in central Nepal

Humlis throng to Simikot for the Nepal Trusts' annual health camp in Nepal's most remote district

Russian Nepalis are not asking what Nepal can do for them, but what they can do for Nepal

Suburban residential blocks are not just trendy, they are also practical and affordable

I R Tamang-Executive chairman Civil Homes

During the Soviet era, Russians were not allowed to own private property. Fifteen years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Moscow has…

"My camera is my brush, and the light is my colour"

The time has come for Nepalis to buy Nepali goods for a cause

The country is going to the dogs, all the more reason for our four-legged friends to learn some obedience so they know who's the boss

British architect John Sanday is awarded an OBE for his conservation work in Nepal and Cambodia

ROYAL OPENING: King Gyanendra speeds past Tri Chandra Campus on Thursday morning on his way to inaugurate the controversial Raj Parishad meeting…

In the last decade, we have seen the rise of various genres of music in Kathmandu-from rock to hip-hop to even trance. We grafted the Mtv…

Gunaraj Luintel in Kantipur, 7 December

Himal, 1-15 December

Debendra Raj Pandey in Kantipur, 3 December

Nepal Samacharpatra, 6 December

Deshantar, 5 December

Prakash Pokhrel in Samaya, 2 December

Encouraged by the enthusiasm that the local women's group of Milan Marg, Teku, showed in keeping their area clean, Friends of the Bagmati (FOB)…

Nepalis overwhelmingly want to see peace, democracy, economic growth and national unity, a public opinion poll conducted for the US-based…

As Maoist extortion reaches unprecedented levels, a Kathmandu-based diplomat has for the first time offered police help in dealing with the…

An important meeting between Nepal and India to review the bilateral air agreement scheduled for this week has been postponed. The Indian civil…

Tourist arrivals declined in comparison to November last year, the second month in a row. There was a 17 percent drop compared to 2003. Nepal…

If you thought that ordering a glass of Horlicks at a posh bar might make you look like a fool, you're wrong, for the 130-year-old energy drink…

Sanima Bikash Bittiya Sanstha Limited, a new financial institution, was launched this week. Promoted by non-Resident Nepalis who have achieved…

Kamala Rollong Mills has introduced modern technology to make its product Kamala Steel at par with contemporary international standards. Awarded…

HAIRLESS-Fem, a well-known cosmetic product has launched hair-removing cream in its new Easy Squeezy tube in 25 gm packs. The cream is available…

Your editorial ('Round and round in circles') and CK Lal's book review ('Revolutions devour their own children', #223) evoke a Dickensonian Tale…

Behind the lament of Royal Nepal Airlines pilots ('Our pilots are being pirated', #224) is a tragic tale of management fiasco, mostly attributed…

I was surprised at the rise of pro-environment and donor friendly articles relating to the ratification of Kyoto Protocol in your paper (#224).…

Your coverage of Chitwan fails to mention four lodges, namely Gaida Wildlife Camp, Chitwan Jungle Lodge, Narayani Safari and Island Jungle…

My friend Milan Dixit would have been better off married to one of the many furry creatures in Kunda Dixit's 'Another breeding season' (Under My…