Issue #258

Far eastern economic recovery hinges on the highways being re-opened for business

Bhutani refugees reject resettlement

No sooner had the monsoon begun, then we got the first weather-related air mishap of the season

Studying Nepal is a labour of love for UK academics

No sooner had the monsoon begun, then we got the first weather-related air mishap of the season

Poaching depletes Chitwan's rhinos and threatens to unravel Nepal's greatest conservation success story

August has kickboxing, karate and hapkido championships

Babu Raja Shrestha does not give up easily. Nearly a decade ago, when he started his solar tuki (lamp) project, everybody told him to drop the…

Government Spokesman and Communication Minister Tanka Dhakal in Nispakshya, 19 July

UML leader Pradeep Nepal in Dishanirdesh, 24 July

Desantar, 24 July

Himal Khabarpatrika, 16-30 July

Editorial in Nepal, 31 July

Prakash, 25 July

Jana Aastha, 27 July

Drishti, 27 July

As the government and the Maoists sit down for the third round of talks, the human rights group INSEC has come up with a 'road map' plan…

Nepal has begun testing several soft drinks including Coke and Pepsi after mounting public concern about a potential health hazard. A high level…

Lifestyle Enterprises has launched Bossini apparels in Nepal. With an exclusive showroom in Darbar Marg displaying the latest spring and summer…

Training organisation Air Hostess Academy (AHA) of India brought a group of students to Kathmandu for international exposure. During the session…

Air Nepal International has started international schedule flights with its B767-300 aircraft from 24 July. The aircraft is configured into two…

The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation has awarded Hotel Yak and Yeti the number one position among five-star hotels. The honour…

Standard Chartered has installed one more 24 hour ATM at Chipledhunga, Pokhara. The bank now has 11 ATMs in operation within the country-three…

READY TO GO: Galaxy Trading Concern has introduced ready-to-eat snack brands of SM Foods, India, in Nepal. The names of the products are Piknik,…

In response to Preeti Koirala ('Letters', #256), I want to make it crystal clear that it is always unacceptable that innocent people are killed…

In 'The UN, India and Nepal' (#257), Kunda Dixit…

Dr Narayan Bahadur Thapa ('The silent majority', #257) has given pragmatic and prudent suggestions to our political parties. Our leaders need to…

Whether encouraging young children (Letters, 'Forced March', #257) to take part in various social and political functions is acceptable is a…

I support Rajendra Pradhan's 'The media's ethnic gap' (#256). I have been living in Siraha for nearly six years and have found the Madhesis to…

'Underfed and underfunded' in #256 gave the erroneous impression the school-feeding program is being “phased out”. In fact, the World Food…