Not in our name
Madhesis are sickened by the bombings claimed by a previously unknown tarai group
RAMESWOR BOHORA in NEPALGANJ, CHANDRA KISHOR and AJIT TIWARI in JANAKPUR
September 7-13, 2007
Headline
Editorial
Polls apart
Civil society called it a premeditated crime, the government blamed anti-election forces, the parties believe the main goal of the bombers was…
Columns
Guest Column by JAINENDRA JEEVAN
Some past the post
The parties still haven't understood that the winner can't take all
Critical Cinema by A. ANGELO D'SILVA
Bugged by paranoia
A love affair turns into a psychotic journey through fear when the imagination takes over
Plain Speaking by PRASHANT JHA
A missed opportunity
The MJF's deal with the government is not all its cracked up to be
Backside by Ass
Di Ass Pora
We've all wondered when Girija would pull out his republican trump card, and it looks like the time has arrived. He had held on to it not to…
Nation
Justice in the balance
Is Nepal ready for a truth and reconciliation commission?
ANALYSIS by NAVIN SINGH KHADKA
Learning from Northern Ireland
NARESH NEWAR It's one thing to face up to the truth, but quite another to accept reconciliation after a time of great suffering. That, at least,…
The Gorakhpur connection
The Indian town where Nepal is a domestic political agenda
PRASHANT JHA in GORAKHPUR
Interview
"He’s a traitor"
Kishore Biswas, public face of the MJF in Kathmandu, now leads the dissident faction of the party. He spoke to Prashant Jha about his decision to rebel.
Review
Moving to an international beat
NAYANTARA GURUNG KAKSHAPATI A young Nepali folk ensemble travelled to India. They were nervous. How would the Indian audience react to Nepali…
Leisure
Cloudscapes of the mind
Don't forget to look up at the post-monsoon extravaganza in the sky above you
From The Nepali Press
Black list
In an interview with the BBC, Maoist second-in-command Baburam Bhattarai promised persecution of corrupt people like Gobinda Raj Joshi and Khum…
Business Briefs
Business Briefs - Issue #365: NIC in Damak
NIC in Damak NIC Bank has opened a new branch at Damak, Jhapa. This is NIC's eleventh branch and second in Jhapa after Birtamod. NIC also plans…
In this issue:
Not in our name |Polls Apart |Editorial: Some past the post |In a state of fear |A missed opportunity |Justice in the balance |Learning from Northern Ireland |Jai Nepal |Black list |Expectations |New king |No surrender |Cloudscapes of the mind |The Gorakhpur connection |“They’re immature” |“He’s a traitor” |Chequebook development |Moving to an international beat |Bugged by paranoia |Backside: Di Ass Pora