Put children first
The ceasefire has been a short period of respite for children in Nepal and their families. As the war drags into its tenth year, some, like…
Columns
Nepalipan by SUBINDRA BOGATI
Same old Nepal
Diaspora Nepalis are not impressed with visitors from the homeland
State Of The State by CK LAL
Military fatigue
The Jaleswor incident is a pointer to bubbling resentment
Guest Column by SUNIT BAGREE
Biggish brother
India's policy towards Nepal has been cynical, selfish and unethical, its time to change all that
Under My Hat by KUNDA DIXIT
It's a tough Act to follow
If you have turned to this page in search of comic relief, then I'm sorry to have to break the distressing news that you have come to the wrong…
Nation
World summit of disinformation officials
Host government Tunisia and other enemies of media under fire in Tunis
MARTY LOGAN
Frontline teachers
More than any other profession, teachers have borne the brunt of the conflict
NARESH NEWAR
Heritage
Reviving Patan’s royal canal
They've withstood the test of time, now they will take care of the water needs of a thirsty city
MALLIKA ARYAL
Sports
Nepali Society
His father’s son
As a 17-year-old Boy Scout, Keshar Bahadur Bista travelled the world in the 1960s. Like many Nepalis, he could have stayed abroad and done well…
From The Nepali Press
Business Briefs
Cosmic sightseeing
Cosmic Air is launching mountain sightseeing flights with its Fokker 100 jet aircraft from Sunday, the company announced after a test flight…
New Products
NEW LOGO: Surya Nepal has revealed a new logo and redfined its corporate values with the slogan: 'Creating Enduring Value for Society and Among…
Letters
Inaccurate
Kunda Dixit's page one article ('Taking flight', #272) inaccurately characterised the US Embassy's 4 November statement as warning the political…
Yam
Welcome back, Daniel Lak. His 'Thinking the unthinkable' (#272) read like a checklist of things going wrong in Nepal. I would like to second his…
Mandu jazz
As Artha Beed writes in Economic Sense ('Youth power rising', #271) the best way to harness the power of the youth is education. But the…
Nar and Phu
Pristine as it looks in Wanda Vivequin's photographs ('Nar Phu', #271) I am reminded of the harsh realities of living in high mountain villages…
Onslaught
Thank you very much for publishing my letter to the editor (Letters, #272). But the balanced message I put forward has not been conveyed in true…
Chelis, come back
Just wondering where on earth the Charitraheen Chelis have disappeared. Did they give up their wonderful and courageous mission or have they all…
In this issue:
Put children first | Breakthrough in Delhi? | Editorial: Biggish brother | Military fatigue | Decoding the Code of Conduct | “The Code of Conduct is confusing and vague” | Integrating Nepal, Inc | Grade one children learn about Lenin | New VDCs | (Inter)national | Soul-searching | How they went | Reviving Patan’s royal canal | World summit of disinformation officials | US wants to remain global webmaster | Same old Nepal | Frontline teachers | “Hind-Chin Bhai-Bhai” again | They still have a long way to go... | Nine tips | Nepal in finals | His father’s son | It's a tough Act to follow