May 11-17, 2007
Headline
Editorial
Peace train
SAGAR SHRESTHA It was clear from the very outset that mainstreaming the Maoists wasn't going to be an easy task: for the Maoists as well as for…
Columns
Comment by EDUARDO LECHUGA JIMENEZ
Being European
In the next six years the EU will nearly double its aid to Nepal
Nepalipan by PRANAV BUDHATHOKI
Young Clueless League
The YCL can't give up its old habits and isn't ready for its new role
Guest Column by NIMALKA FERNANDO
New country, old habits
Listen to 'the people' while planning a new Nepal
State Of The State by CK LAL
Rocky road to republic
Koirala is stuck between royalists and his own party's republicans
Backside by Ass
Let us bray
Even as tabloids this week exposed the details of how Paras sircar had to scrounge around to raise the Rs 1.6 million compensation (Daddy…
Nation
Interview
"Ideas, actions, compassion"
Pujan Roka grew up in Kathmandu and attended St Xavier's before heading to the US for a BA and an MBA. Award-winning editorial cartoonist and…
Review
Ancient history for modern times
A welcome re-issue of the classic, if dated, work of historian Dilli Raman Regmi
TR VAIDYA
Music
The third ear
Trikaal's newest offering of ethnic electronic music hits some high notes
PRANAYA SJB RANA
All together now
The Kathmandu Chorale's annual spring concert is upon us, and promises to be more diverse than ever. The ensemble performances are of madrigals,…
YUKO MASKAY
Moving Target
Happenings
Happenings - Issue #348: ARE YOU EVEN LISTENING
ARE YOU EVEN LISTENING?: Girija Prasad Koirala makes a point to Ram Chandra Poudel and Bal Bahadur Rai (right) at the Nepali Congress' conclave…
From The Nepali Press
"Anything is possible if the left parties unite"
Interview with Maoist leader Mohan Baidya in Budhabar, 9 May
Business Briefs
Business Briefs - Issue #348: BoK expands
BoK expands A new Bank of Kathmandu branch in Itahari will serve customers from Saptari, Siraha, Dhankuta, Sunsari and Morang. In the capital,…
Letters
Letters - Issue #348: SPOT ON
SPOT ON Kunda Dixit is right ('On your marks', #347). It's high time politicians became responsible citizens and thought twice about throwing…
In this issue:
Bankrupt |Peace Train |Editorial: New country, old habits |Rocky road to republic |Being European |“Ideas, actions, compassion” |ordly lessons |Afraid of the royal shadow |NC fights |“Anything is possible if the left parties unite” |The third ear |Future sounds |Young Clueless League |On the Lam |Replacement population |Ancient history for modern times |Backside: Let us bray