Meet the press
MIN BAJRACHARYA NOT US: Minister for Information, Krishna Bahadur Mahara tells a delegation of senior publishers and editors that his party has…
July 27 - August 2, 2007
Headline
Editorial
United they stand
KIRAN PANDAY There is more to the war of words between the military and the Maoists than meets the eye. Prime Minister Koirala told the former…
Columns
State Of The State by CK LAL
Brain deficit
Affirmative action is an excellent way to counter brain drain
Critical Cinema by DIWAS KC
Girl beats boy
Kathmandu's Korean wave purveys the discreet charms of domination
Plain Speaking by PRASHANT JHA
Leave it to us
The tarai issues must be resolved by Nepalis, not internationals
Backside by Ass
SSR, DDR, YCL, & UNMEAN
Your weekly Ass rarely gets its facts right, preferring to bend them every week on this space. So it wasn't surprising that it got its backside…
Nation
From dukha to Dhaka
Life in the hills and villages of Nepal has always been harsh. For generations, that difficulty has led many Nepalis to leave their families…
Interview
Review
Heritage
From The Nepali Press
Letters
Letters - Issue #359: LET'S JUST GET ALONG
LET'S JUST GET ALONG Your poll result last week (#358) said over 60 percent of people thought this government had not done anything in its first…
In this issue:
Meet the press |United the sky |Editorial: A conflict environment |Brain deficit |From dukha to Dhaka |“The madhes wants options” |Madhes regiment |Betrayed |Smart voters |Bhai-bhai |Leave it to us |Far from home free |Peace undeveloped |Kids in limbo |“Too little, too slow” |“Where are the young leaders?” |Cost of conflict |Girl beats boy |Backside: SSR, DDR, YCL, & UNMEAN