Patched up
KIRAN PANDAY I'M WITH YOU: Maoist party chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal reaches out to Baburam Bhattarai at a function at the Nepal Academy, Friday…
PRASHANT JHA
Columns
Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI
Great Leap Backward
The 'basic stuff' continues to elude our investor-unfriendly politicos
INTERESTING TIMES by MALLIKA ARYAL
Open wounds
The nature of reconciliation is such that government itself has to be involved, and doling out cash compensation won't cut it
Plain Speaking by PRASHANT JHA
United we stand tall
"Twenty million out of twenty-seven million Nepalis are with the Maoists"
Backside by Ass
Wrestling gold at SAG
No one should have been surprised by our sagging fortunes at SAG in Dhaka. The whole thing was jinxed from the start. The falling lift, the…
Nation
Rolling good times
The passion of two men on wheels has given children across the world a taste of freedom
AHMAD ISKANDAR
Publisher's Note
Celebrating what's good about Nepal
KIRAN PANDAY The favourite Nepali pastime is sitting around trying to find nasty things to say about each other. But what is it in our…
Life Times
Cafe with a conscience
Aesthetics and ethics characterise a cafe really on higher ground
FOO CHEE CHANG
Education
Middle ways
Cooperatives, private donors and charities can offer alternatives to shoddy state services and their costly private counterparts
SUVAYU DEV PANT
Constitution Supplement
Finalising the federal structure
The proposal for 14 ethnicity based provinces has to be endorsed by a majority in the CA, which is unlikely
DHRUBA SIMKHADA
From The Nepali Press
Biz Brief
Nepali oil
A Scottish company that hopes to find oil in the Tarai has given a cautious vote of confidence to Nepal. Cairn Energy has announced it is ready…
In this issue:
Patched up | United we stand tall | Language politics | Snailport | Rolling good times | Great Leap Backward | Middle ways | Bamboo school | Head, heart and hands | Open wounds | Wolfish game | Finalising the federal structure | Muslims want identity | Backside: Wrestling gold at SAG