February 1-7, 2008
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Editorial
Beg, borrow or steal
Nepalis have come to expect shoddy treatment from their rulers, whether democratic, autocratic or feudal. Preoccupied as this interim government…
Columns
State Of The State by CK Lal
India can help
Our neighbour has influence but in the end the buck stops with Mr Koirala
Strictly Business by Ashutosh Tiwari
Political youth
Our ageing politicians neglect the young at their own risk
Backside by Ass
Social lavatory
Many have described Nepali politics as a theatre of the absurd. But in Ass' scatological opinion, it is more of a social lavatory. In all this,…
Nation
Do it yourself
Palpa's villagers don't suffer power cuts because they generate their own electricity
GOVINDA LUITEL in PALPA
A-DRESSING THE NATION
Aspiring designers at the IEC School of Art and Fashion turn their paper dreams into reality
WONG SHU YUN
Star Gazing
Moving Target
Happenings
Happenings - Issue #385: HEARTFELT
HEARTFELT: Prime Minister GP Koirala defies his own ill health to speak at the 12th anniversary of the Shahid Gangalal Heart Centre on Tuesday.…
Business Briefs
Business Briefs - Issue #385: Another colony
Guna Colony,the latest housing project, is located in Sinamangal and has a total of 160 apartments. Each flat consists of three bedrooms, two…
Letters
Letters - Issue #385: MADHES
I am not Madhesi but I have respect and sympathy for the legitimate demands of the people of the Madhes who have been treated like second-class…
In this issue:
Top heavy | Beg, Sorrow or steal | Editorial: Things fall apart | India can help | Do it yourself | Political youth | “The PLA will not be used as security guards” | Any answers? | Still unconnected | Kids of Cosmandu | Back from breakdown | War trauma | Ganatantra at 30,000ft | Who owns the world? | Bloody capitalist | Backside: Social lavatory