November 7-13, 2008
Headline
Editorial
Win some, lose some
Among all the challenges before us in the constitution drafting process, perhaps the most daunting will be the lack of political cooperation…
Columns


Of crime and punishment
Boy A has paid for his sins, but perhaps he hasn't paid enough
The United Nations now
The interests of the UN and Nepalis coincide in making the peace process a success
Commissars in the committees
Will someone please give Parmananda the Veep something to do before he goes and does something silly again? Over Tihar, the office of the…
Nation
Health for those without wealth
Four facilities in Kabhre prove medical care needn't be unaffordable
PAAVAN MATHEMA in KABHRE
Interview
Review
Jazz carnival
PICS: PRAVAT J GURUNG The Kathmandu Jazz Festival, held from 22-27 October at various venues in the city, was a huge success. The festival seems…
International
Three-dimensional chess
Barack Obama understands that even the most powerful country can't go it alone
JOSEPH S NYE,JR
From The Nepali Press
Business Briefs
Business Briefs - Issue #424: New Everest
New EverestEverest Bank has opened a new branch at Golfutar- it's 28th. It will be connected to other branches through its 'Any Where Banking…
Letters
Letters - Issue #424: FAKE
FAKEThank you for the investigation into fake Indian currency ('Fake or real?', #423). It is natural that when politicians and criminals start…
In this issue:
Seesaw politics |Win Some, Lose Some |Editorial: Don’t be mean |Obama mania |Timber to Tibet |Integrationomics |The war was better' |Kick start |Against discrimination |For equity |Two wheels good |Health for those without wealth |The United Nations now |Who will run the world now? |Three-dimensional chess |he other brother |Of crime and punishment |Backside: Commissars in the committees










