Issue #329

December 29, 2006 - January 4, 2007

Headline

Editorial

Starting over again

Starting over again

BILASH RAI The most-used word in Nepali newspaper headlines in 2006 was the adjective 'historic'. It was a historic Jana Andolan, a historic…

Columns

Open your eyes
Eyes Wide Shut by SHEETAL KUMAR

Open your eyes

We can choose to fight with words in the constituent assembly, or guns on the streets

Here And There by DANIEL LAK

Yes. Or no.

Sometimes, the best a journalist can do is hedge his bets

Back to 2007
Backside by Ass

Back to 2007

In a lot of ways, Nepal seems to be back to Sat Sal when the country got rid of its Rana Yoke and replaced it with a Shah Yoke. In 2007 BS there…

Nation

The year in pictures

The year in pictures

The historic Tansen Darbar that housed the Palpa distict administration burns after a Maoist attack in February. (GOVINDA LUITEL) Police charge…

Shot at a new life

Shot at a new life

For mothers and newborns, tetanus is a silent killer

NARESH NEWAR in BARA

Bring our boys home

Bring our boys home

Parents of new underage recruits anxiously await the return of their children

LAXMAN BHANDARI in SURKHET

Friendly living

Friendly living

ALL PICS: HERBERT GRAMMATIKAPOLOUS Nepalis have a predilection for overstuffed velvet sofas, underwhelming formica tables, and mirrored display…

Star Gazing

Moving Target

You owe me

You owe me

A brief discourse on Maoist Economic Policy

FOREIGN HAND

From The Nepali Press

TOON 2OO6

TOON 2OO6

'Congress reunification' Robin Sayami in Himal Khabarpatrika, March Crown Prince Paras donates rhino to Vienna Zoo Robin Sayami in Himal…

Business Briefs

Evening MBAs

Apex College is now offering a 60-credit, two-and-a-half year MBA evening Program, which allows professionals to earn the advanced degree…

Cosmic displays

Cosmic Motorcycle's new showroom in Baradghat, Nawalparasi was inaugurated with celebrity guests 1974AD. Besides Cosmic's Nepali motorcycles,…

More ATMs

A new agreement allows over 260,000 customers with an Everest Bank debit card to withdraw money at 870 Punjab National Bank ATMs across India…

Looking sanguine

United Telecom Limited, with support from Nepal Red Cross Society, hosted a blood donation camp on its premises in Hattisar. UTL staff,…

Gulp and golf

The third annual McDowell's Signature Swig and Swing golf tournament on 30 December will be played over 18 holes with each golfer having to…

New Products

BLAZING TRAILS: The 165cc Kinetic Blaze, the first of seven Italjet scooters Kinetic plans to launch, features a powerful four-stroke engine, a…

Letters

Tarai tinderbox

Your editorial ('Put out this fire', #328) highlights the history of discrimination against the madhesi people and the need to redress this…

Switzersthan

The way the anonymous author of 'Switzersthan' compares my country to Prachandra's vision is not correct (Moving Target, #328). We too had civil…

Reinventing business

I hope our leaders, on both the left and the right, understand what Ashutosh Tiwari is saying in 'Love the neighbours' (Strictly Business,…

Nepalis first

Really liked Captain Vijay Lama's essay ('I'm a Nepali first', Nepali Pan, #328). Being a Parsi resident in Nepal, I wholeheartedly concur with…

Under his hat

It is a good thing Kunda Dixit has taken a well-deserved hiatus from the last page, but I would like to see his Under My Hat column back at the…

In this issue:

A headline year |ditorial: Starting over again |A year of living anxiously |The year in pictures |Yes. Or no. |Open your eyes |Friendly living |Shot at a new life |Bring our boys home |Here comes the sun |A risky year |Clear skies, fresh start |Karma of a corner people |You owe me |Backside: Back to 2007