July 24-30, 2009
Headline
Editorial
The great game
International geopolitics seem to always repeat themselves as a farce. Slaughters are justified in the name of empires, proxy wars raged during…
Columns
State Of The State by CK LAL
No dignity in death
Every day, the bodies of three Nepali migrant workers arrive at Kathmandu airport
Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI
Actions speak louder
Words alone will not attract foreign investors
INTERESTING TIMES by MALLIKA ARYAL
Queering the pitch
Celebration over Nepal's same-sex marriage legislation is a little bit premature
Backside by Ass
A totalitarian eclipse
here are many signs that we are regressing as a nation, and the latest was the government-declared solar curfew on Wednesday to celebrate the…
Nation
Out of the closet and proud of it
Third gender individuals in eastern Nepal come out despite stigma
SITA MADEMBA in DHARAN
Review
Constitution Supplement
Gloomy verdict
Political leaders, civil society members, professionals and intellectuals of Dang participated in a discussion on the constitution-writing process and state restructuring.
International
Loan lifeline
Sri Lanka gets $ 2.5 billion in credit from the IMF to bolster its sagging foreign exchange reserves
FEIZAL SAMATH
From The Nepali Press
Biz Brief
Chitwan resorts closure "fishy"
Hotel concessionaires who operate resorts inside Chitwan National Park have said they find the timing of the government's closure of their…
Letters
Letters - Issue #461: INDIA-GAZING
INDIA-GAZINGPrashant Jha has done it again. Enjoyed his thoroughly perceptive analysis from the centre of the Indian Empire ('India confused by…
In this issue:
Power struggle | The Great Game | Angry aftermath | No dignity in death | Prepare now for a dark winter | Confidence vote | Actions speak louder | Rewarding the perpetrators | Cholera epidemic | I survived | Gloomy verdict | A flat life | abin fever | ueering the pitch | Out of the closet and proud of it | Sacred valley | Loan lifeline | Backside: A totalitarian eclipse