June 27 - July 3, 2008
Headline
Editorial
It's the economy, silly
MIN RATNA BAJRACHARYA There isn't much left to say about the political disarray that we haven't already said in the past two years. Dispensing…
Columns
State Of The State by CK LAL
Absolute anarchy
Does the UML's left arm know what its left palm is doing?
Comment by MARK ZIMMERMAN
Not just any doctor
To upgrade rural healthcare, Nepal needs general practitioners
Backside by Ass
Constituent Ass-embly
With the monsoon setting in, the load-shedding schedule has gone haywire. Lights that were supposed to go off at 7:00 PM are now going of at…
Nation
Uniting the hills and plains
A unique journalists' exchange bridges the gap between Madhes and Pahad
MOHAN MAINALI in ILAM
Nepal's unsung health heroes
KUNDA DIXIT BAREFOOT DOCTORS: Nanda Lal Sikarmi, chief doctor of the Sindhupalchok District Hospital (above right) counsels a patient in…
MALLIKA ARYAL
Business
From The Nepali Press
Business Briefs
Business Briefs - Issue #406: Sun light
Sun lightThe solar tuki light and solar dryer projects won an award, on behalf of the centre for renewable energy (CRE), from the World…
Letters
Letters - Issue #406: WARNING
WARNINGBrave and well-argued editorial ('Prime Minister Dahal', #405). Our politicians must start planning for economic development otherwise…
In this issue:
Now, the people | It's the economy,silly | Editorial: Less miserable | Absolute anarchy | Budget 2008 | Umpire or player? | Ethnic representation | Resignation | Uniting the hills and plains | Not just any doctor | Nepal’s unsung health heros | Desperately seeking doppelgängers | Highest priority | Learning from classroom collapses | Could it happen here? | Lourd of the dance | Backside: Constituent Ass-embly