Deal or deadlock?
Far from the misery of thousands of Kapilbastu refugees, leaders in Kathmandu are trying to hammer out a compromise for elections
September 28 - October 4, 2007
Headline
Editorial
Idol worship
Two events this week are reminders that the power of a globalised media now touches even the remotest corners of the world. An Indian policeman…
Columns
Backside by Ass
FDR of Nepal
It is a toss up, who will gather bigger crowds in Kathmandu: Ramdev or Prashant. The yoga guru's trip seems to have been jinxed from the very…
Nation
Interview
Review
Military oblivion
During the darkest days of the king's rule, when it looked like Nepal was headed towards oblivion, there were many who said the international…
Culture
The prime minister and the kumari
This year's 250th kumari chariot jatra was different from all previous ones
SCOTT BERRY
Leisure
Join the joyride
There may be a petrol shortage, but car sales are soaring
PANKAJ RAYAMAJHI and TRISHNA GURUNG
Arts
Soshana in Nepal
Siddhartha turns 20Siddhartha turns 20Soshana first came to Nepal in 1957, and we can only imagine what her artist eyes saw here. An emerald…
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In this issue:
Deal or deadlock? |Idol Worship |Editorial: “A date has been set” |Our identity crisis |Kapilbastu Postmortem |The aftermath |Kapilbastu diary |Indian idle |Dhobi’s story |For the nation |Shailaja’s antics |Changing tack |Odd promotions |Arrested in Kathmandu |The prime minister and the kumari |Burmese days |Military oblivion |Ultimate thriller |Soshana in Nepal |Siddhartha turns 20 |Backside: FDR of Nepal