November 13-19, 2009
Headline
Editorial
Pass the buck
ONG KAI LING As the political tug-o-war spills into the streets, an already tottering economy is looking even more precarious. In the last…
Columns
State Of The State by CK LAL
Wages of distortion
The UN's involvement in the peace process means precious little funding is left over
Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI
Hollow hope
We've evolved from a party-less democracy to a party-full one
INTERESTING TIMES by MALLIKA ARYAL
Deluge of words
It seems everyone is talking but noone is listening
Guest Column by SEIRA TAMANG
Donor dynamics
The problem of overrating civil society in Nepal's peace process
Backside by Ass
And we have lift-off
We have a problem. No, it's not that the peace process is about to unravel. Nor is it that the development process is completely stuck. No, the…
Nation
Review
Constitution Supplement
International
From The Nepali Press
Biz Brief
Sky scraping
The board of directors of Everest Bank announced their un-audited results for the first quarter of the current fiscal year: their operating…
Letters
Letters - Issue #476: GADHIMAI SLAUGHTER
GADHIMAI SLAUGHTERWe all recognise that investment in education is the key to our success in many dimensions: it deepens democracy; it creates…
In this issue:
My way or the highway | Pass the buck | Donor dynamics | Wages of distortion | Blame game | Hollow hope | Undiplomatic | Arrogance | Fire Begum | Farmers fed up | Finding federalism | Along the Kali Gandaki | Deluge of words | Becoming Humli | Lost in translation | Sabah unleashed | Sneak preview | Non-violent action hero | Death wish | Backside: And we have lift-off