Seeing double
NANDA RANA BLENDING IN OR FADING OUT? Tigers in India's Bandhavgarh National Park, as captured by Nepali hunter-turned- conservationist Nanda…
Columns
Fourth Estate by CK LAL
News that stays news
The print media can capitalise on the falling ratings for television in power-hungry Nepal
Plain Speaking by PRASHANT JHA
Congress conundrums?
The grand old party has to start at square one if it is to continue at the heart of Nepali democratic politics
Backside by Ass
Placating the planets
None of you who watched on tv the Suzie Jost vs Moonlight Lohani squabble in the Public Accounts Committee in parliament the other day now has…
Nation
Looking for a home
A suspension on inter-country adoption will give the government time to work on strict adoption legislation
MALLIKA ARYAL
Back to the jungle
Will the real tiger survive until the next year of the tiger in 2022?
NIRMAL GHOSH in BANGKOK
Cinderella Children
Suspending inter-country adoption will deny kids in need the chance of a better life
PHILIP HOLMES
Business
Money matters
"The government needs to take a more holistic approach or the crunch could recur"
SUVAYU DEV PANT
Short and medium-term optimist
Sujit Mundul, CEO and Director of Standard Chartered Nepal, talks about lessons learnt from India and the economic prospects for Nepal.
Life Times
Beans to brew
Nepal's nascent coffee business is slowly but surely redefining the idea of a Nepali's morning brew
FOO CHEE CHANG
Coffee crusade
If you've wanted to ditch instant coffee but found load-shedding rendered your fancy electric coffeemaker as useful as a one-armed juggler,…
Constitution Supplement
Political culture is the problem
Political culture is more important than the model of governance for democrats, says political scientist Krishna Khanal
Publisher's Note
Tiger economy
Looking around the country today, it is hard to recall that Nepal was once internationally recognised for its pioneering work with eco-tourism…
From The Nepali Press
Biz Brief
Rural Access Programme
Nepal's Rural Access Programme (RAP), which aims to reduce rural poverty by building roads in the countryside, has won an award from the…
In this issue:
Seeing double | Congress conundrums? | News that stays news | Money matters | Short and medium-term optimist | Local lapses | Not just numbers | Looking for a home | Cinderella Children | Back to the jungle | Dig deeper | Inverter import ban ill-considered | "Ms Sujata! You may go." | Political culture is the problem | Backside: Placating the planets