July 6-12, 2007
Headline
Editorial
Chance of a lifetime
More than 100,000 Bhutani refugees are finally seeing light at the end of the tunnel. After 17 years in camps in eastern Nepal, there is the…
Columns
Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI
Taxing business
Taxation needn't be either labyrinthine or fertile ground for corruption
State Of The State by CK LAL
The unrepentant state
Trying to establish an 'armed peace' in the madhes will prove disastrous
Backside by Ass
The Mad Tea Party
Till press time the Ass has not yet got an invite from the CP for the Bad Shah's birthday bash. Hint, hint. Two thousand people are invited for…
Nation
Going nowhere
Processing of refugees for resettlement is being delayed due to fear and confusion
JOHN NARAYAN PARAJULI
Interview
Review
Leisure
Moving Target
Happenings
Happenings - Issue #356: TALK TIME
TALK TIME: Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala and UML chief Madhab Nepal chat at the opening sitting of parliament's monsoon session on…
Update
Clarification
Re 'Taxing business' (Strictly Business, Ashutosh Tiwari): The government aims to collect Rs 85.38 billion in the current fiscal year. Experts…
From The Nepali Press
Hydro politics
Interview with SD Muni, professor of international studies at JNU, New Delhi, Kantipur TV, 2 July
Letters
Letters - Issue #356: FOOD FIRST
FOOD FIRST 'The donor and NGO community need to view mental health as a human right for which all persons should have access to…
In this issue:
White gold |Chance of lifetime |Editorial: 2007 to 2007 |The unrepentant state |It’s hydropower, stupid |Boost for midwest Nepal |Taxing business |Governance and the governor |Misconduct |India and Bhutan |Kidnapped |Two suicides |Take the long, hard way |Going nowhere |“Camp security is fundamental” |“Terrorism makes negotiations difficult.” |Forever feudal |Lessons unlearnt |Backside: The Mad Tea Party