Issue #428

December 5-11, 2008

Headline

Red carpet

Red carpet

BILASH RAI If Nepal's tourism slogan ('the visitor is god') is anything to go by, we've had an entire pantheon of foreign dignitaries passing…

Editorial

Red herrings

Red herrings

SAM KANG LI The Maoists have once again made a perfunctory proposal to the NC to join the special committee on army integration. In return, the…

Columns

Head in the sand
Now And Then by DANIEL LAK

Head in the sand

Instead of pointless debates about a people's republic Nepal should be preparing for the after effects of global recession

Guest Column by REKHA THAPA

Be safe

If it were men who had unwanted pregnancies, there wouldn't be such a big debate about abortion

Backside by Ass

Visit Ass' own country

Prime Minister Comrade Ferocity took time off from greeting foreign foreign ministers to tell an Austrian journalist this week that he was going…

Nation

So near yet so far

So near yet so far

You don't have to go to a remote corner of Nepal to see government neglect

ROMA ARYAL in DHADING

Mobile power

Mobile power

PayBill introduces mobile payment service, turning a cell phone into a personal cheque book

Still high and dry

Still high and dry

No relief in sight for the marooned east till spring

MANOJ SHRESTHA in SUNSARI

'Tis the season to...shop

'Tis the season to...shop

ALL PICS: MIN RATNA BAJRACHARYA Chilli Wreath Price: Rs 478 Dhukuti Santa with Sparkling eyes Price Rs 450 Bhatbateni, Saleways and other…

Interview

"Find solutions through consensus"

"Find solutions through consensus"

ANUP PRAKASH Danish Foreign Minister Per Stig M?ller was in Kathmandu last week on a two-day trip during which he met with senior government…

Review

Constitution Supplement

Environment

Dirty clouds over Asia

Dirty clouds over Asia

A new UN report on the Asian Brown Cloud (ABC) predicts accelerated melting of glaciers and delayed monsoons

International

Fallout on Nepal

This week, one of the busiest airports in the region came to a complete halt, sending ripple effects from Bangkok across the world. Nepal was…

From The Nepali Press

King G speaks

King G speaks

Soundbites from an interview of ex-king Gyanendra by Deb Prakash Tripathi in Ghatana Bichar, 3 December

Business Briefs

Letters

Letters - Issue #428: WASTE OF TIME

WASTE OF TIME'The coalition Dahal heads is a transitional entity with three jobs: take the peace process forward, assist the CA in framing a new…

In this issue:

Red carpet | Red Herrings | Editorial: Be safe | The unreal estate | Don’t blame politicians | “Find solutions through consensus” | Lessons from Terror | A marriage of consensus? | New way | King G speaks | The big cheese | Dirty clouds over Asia | Head in the sand | So near yet so far | Mobile power | Explosive remnants of war | Still high and dry | You are no exception | Backside: Visit Ass’ own country