Dog days
Nepal's monarchy was separated from its political and military links in the past year, now its cultural ties to festivals and rituals are also being taken away.
July 13-19, 2007
Headline
Editorial
Four months to go
MIN BAJRACHARYAIt's not by chance that the budget presented to parliament on Thursday is being received with a big national yawn. The people…
Columns
Economic Sense by ARTHA BEED
Future sights
There's a whole new world out there if you can look ahead creatively
State Of The State by CK LAL
Communist quicksand
Pushpa Kamal Dahal can save the peace process from the various leftie threats to it
Guest Column by SUDHINDRA SHARMA
Unceremonial monarchy
The state should keep itself out of the religious realm
Backside by Ass
Towards a cashless society
Good to know that Doha's The Peninsula in its Saturday edition prominently carried the news that Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani had sent…
Nation
Poll-itical solution
For a credible election , the government must fix the tarai's security mess
JOHN NARAYAN PARAJULI
Interview
Review
Learned behaviour
The stage doesn't translate perfectly into cinema-and that's not always a bad thing
DIWAS KC
POETRY
Prachanda's 'Song of the endgame' The game is going very well, Prachanda HMK. Your little ploy is racing on as no fool sees the ground you've…
Leisure
An unholy holy river
Pollution and encroachment have destroyed the Valley's historic river
PRANAYA SJB RANA
Moving Target
Planet Hong Kong
Huge signboards hang precariously above streets teeming with pedestrians, all miraculously obeying the traffic signals, as double-decker buses…
FOREIGN HAND
Happenings
Happenings - Issue #357: EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY
EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY: Finance Minister Ram Sharan Mahat waliking to parliament, Thursday flanked by Home Minister Krishna Sitaula, Minister for…
From The Nepali Press
"Fitting reply to those who call us terrorists"
Puspha Kamal Dahal in interview in Maoist paper, Janadesh, 10 July
Business Briefs
Business Briefs - Issue #357: Everest at Birtamod
Everest at Birtamod Everest Bank's 21st branch started in Birtamod, making Everest the private commercial bank with the largest branch network…
Letters
Letters - Issue #357: MONARCHIES
MONARCHIES In the Guest Column '2007 to 2007' (#356) the text made reference to the top and bottom 20 countries ranked by the 2006 HDI scores,…
In this issue:
Nepal’s monarchy was separated from its political and military links in the past year, now its cultural ties to Nepal’s festivals and rituals are also being taken away. |Four months to go |Editorial: Unceremonial monarchy |Communist quicksand |Poll-itical solution |Future sights |“Fitting reply to those who call us terrorists…” |Forest and trees |State of confusion |An unholy holy river |“I was never for a royal revival” |Pressing need |Planet Hong Kong |Road to recovery |Embracing Empire |Prachanda’s ‘Song of the endgame’ |Dhoopee |All fall down |Learned behaviour |Backside: Towards a cashless society