Issue #270

October 28 - November 3, 2005

Headline

Press under pressure

Press under pressure

The crackdown on Kantipur is to show the regime has teeth but it may have bitten off more than it can chew

KUNDA DIXIT

Editorial

Not if, but when

Not if, but when

There are only two positive things that could possibly come out of the unimaginable horror of the Kashmir earthquake of 8 October. One is that…

Columns

Surya Nepal Masters
Tee Break by DEEPAK ACHARYA

Surya Nepal Masters

Tournament leads the push to expand golf tourism in Nepal

‘8/10’ and after
Southasia Beat by KANAK MANI DIXIT

‘8/10’ and after

Amidst Kashmir's tragedy, we must prepare for the next big quake in the Himalaya-Hindukush

Guest Column by NARAYAN B THAPA

Still silent majority

It is silly to deny the person who usurped power from you the chance to give it back

State Of The State by CK LAL

The end of imagination

Nepali professionals are crying out: we can't take it any longer

Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI

Rights ravaged

A lax legal system allowed the government to victimise Kantipur's owners and those killed at Manipal Hospital

Go to hell
Under My Hat by KUNDA DIXIT

Go to hell

Going to hell isn't as easy as it used to be. There is cutthroat competition for the limited slots available and you have to be really, really…

Nation

The highest note

The highest note

UK musicians play a gig at Everest Base Camp to raise money for Nepali kids

Interview

Review

Google eyes

Google eyes

The famous internet search engine now lets you spy on your friend halfway round the world

JIGME GATON

Leisure

The Music of Surprise

The Music of Surprise

What is jazz? Good question! Louis Armstrong said if you had to explain it to someone, they just didn't get it, just didn't dig it, in…

NEAL SELLARS

Star Gazing

Nepali Society

Football for fun, funds

Football for fun, funds

The British School's TBS PTA charity football tournament returns to Dasrath National Stadium on Sunday, 30 October. Run by teachers and parents…

From The Nepali Press

Media ordinance

Media ordinance

Ordinance Amending some Acts Related to the Media, Preamble: Whereas it is expedient to amend some Acts related to the media; and As there is no…

Holiday greetings

Interview with chief election commissioner Keshavraj Rajbhandari in Nepal, 23 October

Business Briefs

New Products

New Products

Cement released: Sri Cements Industries has released international standard Kalash cement in the Nepali market. Suitable for small and large…

Housing development

After its previous success in building community housing projects, the MS Group has launched another residential community?Sunrise Towers.…

Laxmi Bank upgraded

Laxmi Bank has received the approval of the Nepal Rastra Bank to upgrade its Hattisar office into a full-fledged branch and corporate office.…

Letters

Darkness to light

Re: your editorial ('From darkness to light', # 269). What never ceases to surprise and sadden me is that despite this unprecedented national…

Wait

At least now people who read your story ('Step back and wait', #269) will be prepared for what they have to go through at Tribubhan…

El Salvador

CK Lal is right when he enumerates the lessons Nepal can learn from the Peruvian conflict (State of the State, 'A Peruvian parallel', #268). But…

In this issue:

Press under pressure | Not if, but when | Editorial; Still silent majority | The end of imagination | Do not take the mountains lightly | Rights ravaged | “How long can we go on ?” | Holiday greetings | Flouting the law | See the light | Media ordinance (excerpts) | November Sky | Google eyes | Nepal’s war widows see red | urkhet’s displaced have only memories | ‘8/10’ and after | Football for fun, funds | Go to hell