It’s a sign
Just when dark clouds were gathering and a storm looked inevitable, a slanting sun brought out this rainbow on Saturday evening above Boudha.
September 16-22, 2005
Just when dark clouds were gathering and a storm looked inevitable, a slanting sun brought out this rainbow on Saturday evening above Boudha.
In a crowded third floor chamber of the Supreme Court, amidst the cacophony of rush-hour traffic below, a five member bench has taken up hearing…


Watching the world's best battle at 1AM in New York leaves our columnist breathless
Unless the government is able to rejuvenate the reform process the World Bank will have to move the Nepal program to the 'low case'
Finding a first job is easy-launching a successful career is hard work
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PRAGYA SHRESTHA
A former Kumari tells her story of being a living goddess
MALLIKA ARYAL
Nepali Times: How did the idea to write From Goddess to Mortal come about? Scott Berry: It is a long story that goes back to the 1980s when I…
MALLIKA ARYAL
Nepal's jazz pioneers have built their latest album on a dance sound as they ride the wave of the music's popularity among the younger…
Interview with Sandip Shah, chairman of the Independent Power Producers Association, in Abhiyan, 12-19 September
Excerpts of a report submitted by chairman Surya Bahadur Thapa to his Rastriya Janashakti Party's central working committee meeting, Kantipur, 12 September
Sixty-two soldiers of the Royal Nepali Army who were abducted after Maoists attacked the army's Karnali Highway construction camp in Pili of…
Radio Sagarmatha, Nepal's pioneering public service radio, resumed its live relay of the BBC Nepali Service news program from Thursday saying it…
Increased availability of maternal health services and facilities in Dang is saving the lives of a large number of mothers and their newborns,…
Local environmental activists will mark the international day to preserve the ozone layer with a rally and seminar. Friday's walking rally…
Austrian Airlines resumed its Vienna-Kathmandu service on 15 September after its four month off-season break. The airline has switched to Boeing…
Data Analysis and Software Solutions (DASS) of Nepal has been awarded the ISO 9001:2000 certification for software design and development by…
Healthy teeth: Dabur Nepal has introduced herbal toothpaste Babool in the market. The product contains extracts of pudina and Babul (Acacia…
Mercantile Solution has teamed up with Himalayan Bank to offer a nation-wide computer loan scheme. The loan will require a down payment of 30…
Deurali Janata Pharmaceuticals has started a new division called Suswasthya that will be responsible for the company's drugs aimed at treating…
Buy a Proton, Daihatsu or Ssangyong Motors vehicle and you get a free holiday for two to Malaysia (three nights and four days) thanks to a…
CK Lal is one of my favourite columnists. However, in his State of the State ('22 May, 4 October, 1 Feburary', #264) he seemed to be out of…
It is really great to know that now we have a good column for Nepali stargazers thanks to Mr Kedar Badu ('September sky', #263). This new column…
Kiran Nepal's 'Getting over the blame game' in your business section (#264) presents a very alarming picture of the state from the captains of…
I was quite pleased to hear about Gautum Rana bringing back the Khastos. I live in Vermont and on chilly days I like to wrap myself in my old…
It’s a sign | People vs RCCC | Editorial: The aid precipice | Losing mystique | Not so bad | Naming and shaming | Tips to reach the top | King Gyanendra | Lord Camoys | Diplomatic tremor | Begging to live | Not too late | Traversing the middle kingdom | Rashmila demystifies Kumari myths | Rashmila does not feel she was opressed | Ceasefire fears | Maoists free soldiers | Sagarmatha resumes BBC Nepali | Saving our mothers | Just another ‘talk shop’? | “It has failed the world’s poor.” | Awesome Open | Courting youth | The decisive indecision of our decision-makers