Slashed and burnt
RAJESH KC BURNING THE MESSENGER: Freshly printed editions of Kantipur's eastern edition were taken out of a delivery van and set ablaze by…
October 5-11, 2007
Headline
Editorial
Messing with the messenger
MIN BAJRACHARYA The Maoists call it 'direct action'. In effect it is a kangaroo court, inquisition and paranoid cultural revolution-style…
Columns
State Of The State by CK LAL
Ending the season of unreason
There is no turning back to the days of dead certainty
Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI
Look, listen and learn
Understanding, not antagonism, is the way to better labour relations
Plain Speaking by PRASHANT JHA
Open border, closed minds
Blaming the border for the madhes crisis distracts attention from Nepal's domestic political failure
Backside by Ass
Psst...petrol's here
Don't expect the fuel crisis to ease till about the day before Dasain. Fed up with empty promises from Kathmandu to clear our huge debt, Indian…
Nation
Babies behind bars
PICS: GOVINDA LUITEL Two-year-old Prerana is in prison at the Palpa District Jail in Tansen. She hasn't committed any crime. When her mother,…
Interview
"Compromise should be found"
Marjatta Satu Rasi, Finland's Under-secretary of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Leisure
Moustaches, warts and all
Documentary film festival brings vivid realities to the silver screen
DIWAS KC & A. ANGELO D’SILVA
Star Gazing
From The Nepali Press
In this issue:
Slashed and burnt |Messing with the messenger |Editorial: Open border, closed minds |Ending the season of unreason |Babies behind bars |Escape to education |Look, listen and learn |Seven parties, five days |Loktantra |Celebrating development approaches in Nepal |Cosmic Dreams |"Compromise should be found" |Revolts of the righteous |Hidden treasure |Backside: Psst...petrol's here