June 8-14, 2007
Headline
Editorial
Dialogue, not diatribe
KIRAN PANDAY Is media responsible for the current national mood of doom and gloom? Is it again spreading cynicism about the democratic process?…
Columns
State Of The State by CK LAL
Playing with matches
The Maoists want to fight fire with fire in the tarai
Backside by Ass
The Young Columnist League
Call us Asses na?ve, but we can understand the gravity of the diplomatic incident triggered by the American ambassador to Nepal getting stoned…
Nation
The state of Nepali democracy
Wanted: comprehensive change, community identity, economic progress, better governance
KRISHNA HACHHETHU
Even wars have limits
Humanitarian law still has an important role in Nepal
GUEST COLUMN by RAOUL FORSTER
Leisure
Springtime in Langtang Beyul
Langtang has the right combination of local charm and accessibility from the capital
KANAK MANI DIXIT
Happenings
Happenings - Issue #352: BLURRED VISION
BLURRED VISION: Prime Minister Koirala swaps glasses as he marks the 'first day of issue' on postage stamps depicting those who died in the…
From The Nepali Press
Letters
Letters - Issue #352: WATERTIGHT
WATERTIGHT Economic Sense ('Water soluble', #351) does not make any sense. I don't understand why your economists prefer not to analyse issues…
In this issue:
Still undecided |Dialogue, not Diatribe |Editorial: Even wars have limits |Playing with matches |Learning curve |Deceptive calm |Ban bandas |East-west banda |Rebels rebel |Springtime in Langtang Beyul |Stir it up |The state of Nepali democracy |Open doors |Get your hands dirty… … and your head clear |Backside: The Young Columnist League