Shake a leg
SABIN TULADHAR HOWDY: Prime Minister Dahal receives American ambassador Nancy Powell in Singha Darbar on Tuesday. USAID announced a $42 million…
DEWAN RAI
October 24-30, 2008
Headline
Editorial
War and peace
MIN RATNA BAJRACHARYA As we know only too well in Nepal, peace is not the absence of war. We are currently in a period of no war, no peace. For…
Columns
Plain Speaking by PRASHANT JHA
Army amalgamation
The integration debate is not only about numbers, but control
Worldly Wise by BAN KI MOON
The big green jobs machine
The challenge of climate change is much bigger than the global financial crisis
Nepalipan by SUBHADRA BELBASE
Ugandan parallels
Successes Nepal can emulate and mistakes we must avoid
INTERESTING TIMES by MALLIKA ARYAL
Kiboshed in Kabul
Nepalis languish in Afghanistan amid lies and false hopes
Guest Column by RAGHU PANT
Fusion or confusion
The Maoists must clarify their commitment to multiparty democracy once and for all
Backside by Ass
Conjugal ministeries and first relatives
The Maobuddies may be against absentee landlordism, but there is nothing they seem to be able to do about absenteeism during Constituent…
Nation
Sarala's struggle
The woman who defeated Bam Dev Gautam in the elections can't understand how he could be made minister
DEWAN RAI
Growing much more rice
Nepal can easily boost paddy productivity and be self-sufficient again
RAJENDRA UPRETY in MORANG
Indian idolatry
A year after he burst on to the music scene, Prashant Tamang unites Nepalis worldwide
TOM OWEN-SMITH in LONDON
Freefall over Everest
JASON BRYANT HIGH ADVENTURE: Henri Schurch (left), owner of the Pilatus Porter, organiser of the Everest skydiving event, Nigel Gifford of High…
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In this issue:
Shake a leg | War and Peace | Editorial: Fusion or confusion | Kiboshed in Kabul | Growing much more rice | Global meltdown | No change | For the people | Trekking jam in Manang | Army amalgamation | The big green jobs machine | Sarala’s struggle | Ugandan parallels | Freefall over Everest | Indian idolatry | Backside: Conjugal ministeries and first relatives