Issue #333

January 26 - February 1, 2007

Headline

Shadow of a gun

Shadow of a gun

Nepal is falling from the frying pan into the fire

ANALYSIS by KUNDA DIXIT

Editorial

Search for common ground

Search for common ground

AJIT TIWARI This was always an improbable nation state. Situated on the debris of the collision of two continents 65 million years ago, it is…

Columns

Lahan’s losers
Eyes Wide Shut by SHEETAL KUMAR

Lahan’s losers

As it roils the nation, the madhes is roiling itself

Constancy in change
Here And There by DANIEL LAK

Constancy in change

The parties are looking remarkably like the palace

Chased out by dragons
Comment by KULDIP NAYAR

Chased out by dragons

India can't wash its hands of the Bhutani refugees in Nepal for much longer

State Of The State by CK LAL

Lament for Lahan

After a decade of violence, people must still die to be heard

Guest Column by UDAY PARIYAR

Lip service

On dalit rights, parties need to lead by example not rhetoric

Economic Sense by ARTHA BEED

Dis-service charge

You may pay your monthly cable fee, but it doesn't buy you trouble-free viewing. Forget interruptions due to power outages, a certain cable…

Kingdom for a horse
Backside by Ass

Kingdom for a horse

Right. We have it on good authoritarians that the disappearance of rhinos in the once-royal Chitwan National Park bears a direct correlation to…

Nation

The view from Rolpa

The view from Rolpa

The Maoist heartland might slowly be turning into its hinterland

SWARNIM WAGLE in ROLPA

Harka’s maps

Harka’s maps

Three new Nepal atlases are as interesting for what they tell as for what they miss

MARK TURIN

At home, at work

At home, at work

JEMIMA SHERPA Maaghi, the start of the new year for the Tharu community, is a time for new ventures. Promises and deals are made good on during…

JEMIMA SHERPA in DANG

Review

Auntie dearest

Auntie dearest

In the course of their daily investigations, Nepali Times staffers are often on the receiving end of confessions and questions about all spheres…

Moving Target

From The Nepali Press

Domestic Brief

Flu fight

The World Bank last week approved a $18.2 million grant to support the Nepal government's efforts to minimise the threat posed to humans by the…

Dirty city

Kathmandu's growth could be severely compromised unless the tide of environmental degradation resulting from economic and human pressures is…

In this issue:

Shadow of a gun |Search for Common Ground |Editorial: Lip Service |Lament for Lahan |Lahan’s losers |The view from Rolpa |Dis-service charge |Irresponsible |Undiplomatic |Koirala’s call |Pushing posts |Ungoverned |Happy king |Harka’s maps |Constancy in change |At home, at work |Dirty city |Flu fight |Chased out by dragons |Follow the drugs, the money, the past |Federalism or death |Auntie dearest |Backside: Kingdom for a horse