"I will resign after elections"
JOHN NARAYAN PARAJULI LONELY AT THE TOP: Prime Minister Koirala saluting the flag on arrival at his ancestral home in Biratnagar last…
JOHN NARAYAN PARAJULI in BIRATNAGAR
November 16-22, 2007
Headline
Editorial
Red and blue
KIRAN PANDAYThe party's over, the parties had better get down to business. The leaders of the NC, UML and the Maoists probably needed that…
Columns
Nepalipan by ARUNA UPRETY
Money is not the answer
If it was, Nepal would have solved its AIDS crisis years ago
State Of The State by CK LAL
Who is cornering whom?
When everyone is trying to outsmart everyone else, everyone gets outsmarted
Backside by Ass
Nefarious netas
So the petrol queues have started again. Let me guess. We haven't paid our bills. And the garbage is piling up. The Bagmati is beginning to waft…
Nation
The prime minister meets the people
Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala is used to being interviewed by journalists. But last week he was interviewed by the citizens of his hometown, Biratnagar.
Rubbish life
Once more, the residents of Nuwakot are up in arms about their landfill site for Kathmandu garbage. This time the row is over local Maoists…
PICTURES and CAPTIONS by NAYANTARA GURUNG KAKSHAPATI
Interview
Review
From The Nepali Press
In this issue:
“I will resign after elections” |Red and blue |Editorial: Mandated monitoring |Who is cornering whom? |The prime minister meets the people |Tourism deja vu |Slave labour |Reply All |Sagarmatha's superfruit |Money is not the answer |Saving Pratap’s face |BAMAKO |Nefarious netas |Backside: A little big problem