August 3-9, 2007
Headline
Editorial
Unnatural disasters
NEPAL PHOTO AGENCY Every year it is the same story: monsoon rains gushing down the mountains create floods downstream in the plains. The…
Columns
State Of The State by CK LAL
The revolt of the aristocrats
Why even privileged Yadavs are so very angry
Here And There by DANIEL LAK
Could be worse
Looking from Afghanistan at Nepal's failure to get its act together
Plain Speaking by PRASHANT JHA
Beyond tokenism
Is it too much to expect Kathmandu's rulers to take madhesi grievances seriously?
Backside by Ass
SPAM is GON
That's with our leaders that they sneak off to India at the slightest excuse? And when they do, they do a 180 degree turn on what they were…
Nation
Instead of one laptop per child...
...how about one computer network per school, one laptop per teacher?
PAT HALL
Dailekh bridges the digital divide
Cost and language used to be barriers to computer use in Nepali schools. No longer.
SHRISTEE GURUNG
Web pioneer
Mahabir Pun put Nepal on the information technology map not by complaining about how the poor didn't have access to computers, but actually…
Interview
"Business shouldn’t be the government’s business."
Muhammad Yunus, founder of Grameen Bank of Bangladesh,
Star Gazing
August sky
This month, Saturn, Venus, and Mercury are performing some fancy celestial dances close to the Sun, and will not be visible to us. However,…
KEDAR SHARMA BADU
From The Nepali Press
Business Briefs
Business Briefs - Issue #360: Security first
Security first Laxmi Bank has been given an 'A' rating after an audit by Arif Ahmed and Associates, a firm that works with India's Ministry of…
Letters
Letters - Issue #360: STAND TOGETHER
STAND TOGETHER You have hit hard on one of the major problems the parties have failed to address so far in 'United we stand' (Editorial,…
In this issue:
100 days to go |Unnatural Disaster |Editorial: Half revolution |The revolt of the aristocrats |“Business shouldn’t be the government’s business.” |Taking stock |Prachanda vs Kiran |Insult to flag |Hand-in-hand |Junglis |Pro-Hindu |Dailekh bridges the digital divide |Web pioneer |It’s a wiki world |Exlied to Cyberia |Could be worse |Beyond tokenism |INGMAR BERGMAN 1918-2007 |Backside: SPAM is GON