June 12-18, 2009
Headline
Editorial
Cop out
KIRAN PANDAY Indoctrinated in the theory that power comes out of barrels of guns, former guerillas in the former government were understandably…
Columns
State Of The State by CK LAL
The ripe mango
Now that Nepal is in the hot seat, he must use this historic opportunity
Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI
Lip service, or tongue lashing?
Press freedom needs to be defended by its maximum application
Here And There by DANIEL LAK
Poor Winston Churchill
Nepal's communists need to see the defeat of India's left as an early warning
Backside by Ass
22 rajahs
Even the Ass had underestimated just how serious the lust for power was going to be on the part of netas who wanna be in the new coalition. The…
Nation
A division of the spoils
Local politics today is all about cadre dividing up development contracts
KUNDA DIXIT in DOLAKHA
ROADSHOW
Pokhara to Jomsom used to take five days to trek, now a day away by jeep, but not everyone is happy
TEXT and PICS by KIRAN PANDAY
Business
Review
'After the blood come the tears'
When nepa-laya's picture book of the conflict, A People War, was released in 2007 it told in pictures the story of how the violence had affected…
Constitution Supplement
From The Nepali Press
Biz Brief
Charity electric car rally
A convoy of 30 battery-operated cars, scooters and three wheelers will travel in an electric vehicle rally between the Maitighar Mandala in…
Letters
Letters - Issue #455: ETHNIC CARD
ETHNIC CARD"But there should be zero tolerance for incitement of ethnic intolerance and hatred for short-term political gain" ('The ethnic…
In this issue:
Close to the edge | Cop Out | At the Forum | The ripe mango | Crafted in Kathmandu | Lip service, or tongue lashing? | Turn by turn | What’s in a name? | Horse trading | Consensus, not confrontation | Class inclusive | A division of the spoils | Law and disorder | Hypocrite whole-timers | Individual spirit | ‘After the blood come the tears’ | Backside: 22 rajahs