Fatal apathy
The extended political deadlock is costing the country dearly. But until there can be a power-sharing agreement that includes all three big…
November 20-26, 2009
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The extended political deadlock is costing the country dearly. But until there can be a power-sharing agreement that includes all three big…
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Fatal apathy | Bear Unmin with a grin | Reality check | The queasy bourgeoisie | Safeguarding children in New Nepal | Too big to fail | Lessons from India | Extortion | Marooned | Schools, no students | Begum live | “If the constitution isn’t written, the Maoists will be to blame” | “I am not in favour of an ethnic state” | “I will speak up for the landless and Dalits” | Animal fights | “Nepal needs to come back to the spirit of finding a homegrown solution” | Norwegian guru | Cycling for life | Watching Israel | Backside:Gleneagles Summit