March 7-13, 2008
Headline
Editorial
Half the sky
KUNDA DIXIT The real revolution that has swept Nepal in the past 12 years is not of the political kind. It is the dramatic strides this country…
Columns


Oriental affectation, Occidental disaffection
Wes Anderson's passage to India
History and geography
New Madhesi parties must correct past injustices
Dummy candidates
Nepal's tourism planners decided three years ago to hire a rather horny-looking Rhino Dai as its frolicking brand ambassador with the suggestive…
Nation
Interview
Nepal still in crisis
KIRAN PANDAY David Seddon is the author of Nepal in Crisis. This Wednesday in Kathmandu he presented a discussion of the same name, examining…
'Truly Asia' cuisine promo
WONG SHU YUN Dato Mirza Mohammad Taiyab Beg, Director General of Tourism Malaysia, shares his views on the marketing of destinations and the…
Culture
The Dutch connection
MIN RATNA BAJRACHARYA Erna Anema came to Nepal from the Netherlands for the mountains, but she fell in love with Kathmandu's art. Anema was…
Women's Day Special
Treating pain and shame
Mobile clinics in remote western Nepal provide relief, but are a drop in the ocean
MALLIKA ARYAL in BAJHANG
Giving credit where it’s due
Women are trained in nursing and micro-credit so they will stay where they are most needed
SRISHTI ADHIKARI in KABHRE
Deepa, Pushpa, Sita and Maiya
ICRC LEFT ALONE: Sunamati, whose husband is missing since the war. Deepa Pandey lives in Surkhet, Pushpa Chaudhary is from Kailali, Sita Thapa…
From The Nepali Press
In this issue:
Poll drama | Half the sky | Editorial: No matter where | History and geography | No men’s land | The American dream | Truly Asia' cuisine promo | Naumule now | Don’t forget | So near, and yet so wild | Waiting for spring | Treating pain and shame | Giving credit where it’s due | Deepa, Pushpa, Sita and Maiya | Nepal still in crisis | The Dutch connection | Oriental affectation, Occidental disaffection | A new way of thinking | Levelled fields | Backside: Dummy candidates












