Issue #474

October 30 - November 5, 2009

Headline

Editorial

Presidential conduct

Presidential conduct

KIRAN PANDAY The first citizen of the country has every right to be worried about parliamentary deadlock, the status of his deputy and the delay…

Columns

The soft stuff
Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI

The soft stuff

Running a business is often thought of as being all about doing the 'hard' stuff: poring over financial statements, running the numbers and…

Public domain
INTERESTING TIMES by MALLIKA ARYAL

Public domain

Kathmandu's citizens need more breathing space

The Real Deal
Critical Cinema by A. ANGELO D'SILVA

The Real Deal

Ramin Bahrani's chronicles of the working poor carve out a specifically American chapter in the Realist tradition very once in a rare while, you…

Plain Speaking by PRASHANT JHA

Zero sum shenanigans

Maoist protests may break the stalemate, but what comes after?

Out of power, out of mind
Backside by Ass

Out of power, out of mind

As we brace ourselves for another winter of discontent with at least 12 hours of daily power cuts, what is not so surprising is that none of the…

Nation

Crocodile cheers

Crocodile cheers

Chitwan's gharials have a shot at being more than just a logo

INDU NEPAL

Bardiya boom

Bardiya boom

Bardiya reaps rewards from Chitwan resort closures

SURESH RAJ NEUPANE in BARDIYA

Interview

Business

Constitution Supplement

International

Star Gazing

November Sky

November Sky

Meteor showers, mighty Jupiter and the Hunter's Moon

KEDAR S BADU

From The Nepali Press

"India shouldn't be suspicious"

"India shouldn't be suspicious"

Janaastha spoke with Prakash Dahal, the son of Maoist Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal, about the party leadership's recent visit to China. Translated excerpts:

Biz Brief

Winners all around

Win WinThe bumper prize winners of LG's scheme 'Ahai LG', Pradip K Paudyal and Pramila Shrestha, were presented with an LG refrigerator,…

Letters

Family values

Family values'Festivalonomics' (#473) touches a sensitive point. For generations the festivals and rituals in the Kathmandu Valley have been…

In this issue:

Back to the future | Presidential Conduct | Zero sum shenanigans | Leninists, liberals and Maoists | “No possibility of government change until constitution written, elections held.” | The soft stuff | 5 questions for Radhesh Pant | “India shouldn’t be suspicious” | Martial arts | Stoned minister happy | “There is still hope” | Geographic view of federalism | International Pokhara | Yeti’s Himalayan air treks | Public domain | Sanitation short circuit | Saving our mothers | Crocodile cheers | The Real Deal | November Sky | Backside: Out of power, out of mind