Columns
Guest Column by DHRUBA SIMKHADA
The magic wand
After the drama of last week, we are back to where we started
Plain Speaking by PRASHANT JHA
Resurrection, deconstructed
Deconstructing 28 May is central to understanding the elements that characterise the present political situation
Fourth Estate by CK LAL
Complicity journalism
There's something wrong when state-controlled media is less biased than the free press
Economic Sense by ARTHA BEED
Professionalism and transparency
When everybody was talking about the Unity scam, the Beed was reminded about an excellent piece in this same paper ten years ago by Manisha…
Backside by Ass
Ménage a trois
The three-party threesome are at it again. They managed to postpone a crisis in the nick of time last week, but we are now back to where we…
Nation
A weathered people
People of Khumbu see their future threatened – language, culture, livelihood, all melting away with the snow on the mountains
PRAWIN ADHIKARI and NAYANTARA GURUNG KAKSHAPATI
Power of dance
The man of miracles is intent on bringing the power of dance to those who most need it
PRAKRITI PATHAK
Summing up the economy
Nepal Economic Forum's latest report is tailor-made for those who know it's the economy, stupid
Publisher's Note
Pointless 3 points
There is nothing in the 3-point resolution reached just before midnight last Friday that is not already in the 12-point, 40-point, or 6-point…
June 5, Environment Day
Biogas moves up
A quiet revolution in rural Nepal has made this country a world leader in alternative energy
FOO CHEE CHANG in LANGTANG
Maoists block Upper Marsyangdi
A stalled hydro project proves we will remain in darkness until the politics are sorted out
DAMBAR KRISHNA SHRESTHA in LAMJUNG
Environment
The age of enlightenment
The prospect of at least six more years of power cuts is making businesses, homes and offices to migrate to solar power in a big way
AHMAD ISKANDAR
Life Times
E-car rally on Saturday
MIN RATNA BAJRACHARYA To mark World Environment Day and raise money to pay for the treatment of poor patients at the Spinal Injury…
Green reading
Tiger tale During the last Year of the Tiger in 1998, Time magazine predicted that the tiger would be extinct in the wild by the end of the…
From The Nepali Press
Biz Brief
Football fever
Bottlers Nepal Ltd. and Bottlers Nepal (Terai) Ltd., official bottlers of Coca-Cola, Fanta and Sprite in Nepal, announced the final winner of…
In this issue:
Heaven to hell | Pointless 3 Points | The magic wand | Resurrection, deconstructed | Complicity journalism | Biogas moves up | The age of enlightenment | Maoists block Upper Marsyangdi | Revisiting Crapmandu | A weathered people | Maoist trust deficit | Moving on | Power of dance | Summing up the economy | Professionalism and transparency | Backside: Ménage à trois