"I weep at night"
The relatives of those killed in the Kotbada massacre never got help and are still grieving
MOHAN MAINALI in DHADING
August 31 - September 6, 2007
The relatives of those killed in the Kotbada massacre never got help and are still grieving
MOHAN MAINALI in DHADING
1 September 2004. The day after television news showed the brutal murders of 12 Nepalis by an Iraqi terrorist group, Kathmandu erupted in an…


Pay attention to the environmental crisis in the tarai

KIRAN PANDAY The faulting and the defaulting captains of our industry are not known for their sense of humour. Because of bandas, forced…

Chak De India makes you laugh, it makes you cry, it makes you proud (to be Indian)

Looking at the final list of ambassadors it would be natural enough for people to ask: "We waited 16 months for this?" It is the Maoists who…
The YCL are going after Pokhara's lakeside property owners
JOHN NARAYAN PARAJULI in POKHARA
Interview with general secretary of Bhutan Communist Party Marxists-Leninists-Maoists (BCP-MLM) Biklab in Nepal, 25 August
Ten for Laxmi Laxmi Bank's fourth branch in the Valley has just opened at New Road. The 'New Road Business Centre' offers a full range of…
MELTING POT, NOT THALI Shashi Tharoor's column 'India's thali democracy' (#362) has simply the wrong lessons for Nepal. How India held together…
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