Third time lucky?
Poll dates are set, but the reshuffle may not be enough to mollify all madhesis
SUBASH DEVKOTA
January 11-17, 2008
Headline
Editorial
Back to the SSR
BILASH RAI If there is one thing that symbolises how far we have come in nearly two years of the peace process, it is the sight of the newly…
Columns
State Of The State by CK LAL
The sigh of Susta
Border issues are whipped up whenever rulers want to distract the public
Economic Sense by ARTHA BEED
Share scare
The interim parliament and the stock exchange bear an uncanny resemblance to each other
Critical Cinema by A. ANGELO D'SILVA
Double billing
Technically a zombie movie, I am Legend smartly keeps its zombies out of sight until well into the movie, which serves to focus on the…
Backside by Ass
Long live Joketantra
What do Nepal and Naples have in common besides the fact that every year the postal service mis-directs thousands of letters with Nepali…
Nation
Spoiling for another fight
One year on, Lahan is once more gearing up for political agitation
JOHN NARAYAN PARAJULI in LAHAN
A burning issue
Bir Hospital's burns unit does its best to provide top class care at rock bottom prices
MALLIKA ARYAL
Review
Update
From The Nepali Press
"If your stomach hurts, is it the king’s fault?"
Interview with Bharat Keshari Simha, former aide to the king, in Nepal, 13 January
Economic envoy
Excerpts from an interview with Vijay Kant Karna, Maoist-appointed ambassador to Denmark, Abhiyan, 7-13 January
In this issue:
Third time lucky? | back to the SSR | Editorial: Dear Comrade | The sigh of Susta | Deadline pressure | Spoiling for another fight | Share scare | Stagflation cometh | “If your stomach hurts, is it the king’s fault?” | Melamchi mirage | War games | Kirtipur | Nepal, Inc. | A burning issue | Double billing | Aussie action | Coming of age with Kagbeni | Backside: Long live Joketantra