April 20-26, 2007
Headline
Editorial
All the people all the time
On the first anniversary of the April Uprising, there is cynicism inside the Ring Road. In most other parts of the country there is hope for the…
Columns
State Of The State by CK LAL
An unfinished uprising
A year later, the tarai is still struggling for inclusive loktantra
Here And There by DANIEL LAK
The real story
Nepalis don't want to hear glorious myths, they want to work for a glorious future
Economic Sense by ARTHA BEED
Speak your mind
As citizens we all need to engage with informed, moderate debate
Backside by Ass
Kissing Ass
Just as the Ass feared all along, Richard Gere is in town. Having witnessed this man's osculatory prowess, it is surprising the immigration…
Nation
The last big battle
One year later, Chautara's hospital rises from the ashes of war
KUNDA DIXIT in SINDHUPALCHOK
An armless army
The YCL is just another name for Maoist guerrillas not openly carrying guns
RAMESWOR BOHARA in NEPALGANJ
Cat conservation
Conservation experts from 12 countries lobbied hard at this week's International Tiger Symposium here to ensure the ban on the trade in tiger…
Interview
Culture
Images of sounds
HERBERT GRAMMATIKOPOULOUS Three men bound by a singular passion for the rich, complex tones of bells have put together a stimulating mixed media…
Music on the border
MARIANO E ABELLO Live music and mild summer evenings are a superb combination. But The Last Resort has found a way to make it even better. On…
Happenings
Happenings - Issue #345: DANGEROUS AT ANY SPEED
DANGEROUS AT ANY SPEED: An LPG tanker that smashed into a mountainside at Daunne on the East-West Highway on 12 April still lay on the hairpin…
From The Nepali Press
Business Briefs
Business Briefs - Issue #345: New shoes
New shoes The Bajra Group has opened a showroom of the Malaysian multinational footwear brand Blay at the United World Trade Centre in…
Letters
Letters - Issue #345: OLD HABITS
OLD HABITS Your editorial was an excellent analysis of UML and Maoist politicians ('New year, old habits', #344). But how about the Congress?…
In this issue:
Bridge-building |All the people all the time |Editorial: One more chance |An unfinished uprising |An armless army |Speak your mind |“We are confident in Nepal” |Madhes mess |Logging in |Citizen papers |Hemanta after four years |The last big battle |The real story |"You need political will to save wildlife" |Smile for life |Images of sounds |Music on the border |Backside: Kissing Ass