Eye of the storm
MIN RATNA BAJRACHARYA FIREWORKS: Kathmandu's six-month drought ended on Wednesday evening with a thunderstorm. More storms are predicted over…
J B PUN
March 20-26, 2009
MIN RATNA BAJRACHARYA FIREWORKS: Kathmandu's six-month drought ended on Wednesday evening with a thunderstorm. More storms are predicted over…
J B PUN
CHONG ZI LIANG By now, the Maoists have given us enough proof that their aim is to establish a one-party people's republic through the new…

It's hard to play by the rules if no one knows what the new rules are

Here's an opportunity to narrow the trust gap between the Maoists and the Nepal Army
Multinationals need to think nationally, too
In these times of great uncertainty, when trust in government is at an all-time low, it is gratifying to note that there are a few things we can…
Remote Bajura builds on the absence of conflict and violence
MOHAN MAINALI in BAJURA
Heli-skiing has made it possible to ski down slopes that could previously only be climbed
RICHARD RAGAN
MIN RATNA BAJRACHARYA Alexander Pitt, the resident representative in Nepal of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) speaks to Nepali Times about…
They claim their music is unlike anything any one has ever heard before. If Ozma, the French quintet jazz band, lacks modesty about its music…
The Ministry of Agriculture is planning to invest Rs 2.7 billion in an agricultural sector development program that includes improving food…
TIBETI don't understand how this article on Tibetan protests in Kathmandu ('The tale of two protests' by Chong Zi Liang, www.nepalitimes.com)…
Eye of the storm | Talking Points | Press post mortem | General understanding | Generals in the labyrinth | Power cuts, labour and insecurity impacting on economy | Shareholders vs stakeholders | Demobilise and disarm | End the games | Rishi Dhamala | Nepal’s multi-ethnic future | “A mini-referendum” | Want to snowboard down Annapurna? | Disunion | “Killed by hunger..." | From war to peace | The magic of hope | The passing of two Jesuit Nepali scholars | Ozmic connection | John K Locke, scholar of Buddhism | Backside: Frog weddings