Brick by brick
BILASH RAI The parliament vote on Sunday may have averted an immediate political crisis, but the fallout is rattling the seven party alliance.…
November 9-15, 2007
Headline
Editorial
Left, right
KIRAN PANDAY One could say that the honourable members of the interim legislature, including the Maoists, were at least not killing each other…
Columns
Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI
A price on their heads
Journalists might be safer if they had a monetary value
Critical Cinema by A. ANGELO D'SILVA
American eccentricism
How the death of a dog leads to radical self-invention
State Of The State by CK LAL
The pitfalls of praying alone
Parents of diaspora Nepalis are home alone this Tihar
Backside by Ass
Hic, hic hurray!
et's not split hairs here about whether Comrade Lotus Flower and Comrade Red Banner were summoned to Lainchaur last weekend, or they rushed over…
Nation
Not comrades anymore
Indian Maoists have nothing but scorn for Nepal's revolutionaries
PRASHANT JHA in HYDERABAD
Radio active women
KAMAK RL The number of women working in the Nepali media is growing dramatically, especially in FM radio. One year ago, there were only two…
Brain gain
HOMEWARD BOUND: "We want to reverse the brain drain," says Sagar Onta of the NRN Youth Forum. Young Nepalis abroad, tired of hearing only about…
Review
Dutch elephant
It a smashing event at the Summit Hotel recently, Cas de Stoppelaar, Consul General of Nepal to the Netherlands, and author of the recently…
Culture
From The Nepali Press
"The NC has lost its right to lead the government"
Interview with Ram Bahadur Thapa (Badal) in Naya Patrika, 6 November
In this issue:
Brick by brick |Battlefield to ballotfield |Editorial: Donor amnesia |The pitfalls of praying alone |Not comrades anymore |A price on their heads |“The NC has lost its right to lead the government” |Jomsom by road |Murder |Shameless |Manang’s battle festival |Gaining ground | Radio active women |Global Nepalis come home |Brain gain |American eccentricism |Dutch elephant |Backside: Hic, hic hurray!