Columns

Losing ground
Madhes leaders have no one to blame but themselves for their lack of a role

The partisan press
He may be a newsagent, but Deep Sah has seen and heard enough to recognise that independent journalism is merely an ideal

Blow your own trumpet
The world has made giant strides since 2006, how about us?
The intellectual dilemma
Why can't the Maoists and the intellectuals who support them understand what joining the constitutional porcess means?
Making work work
An ecosystem of support is needed if businesses and public enterprises are to flourish

350 days for new constitution
Fifteen days after the breakthrough 3-point agreement between the 3 leaders of the 3 parties it is now clear that none of the 3 meant a word…
Nation
Walled in
They were meant to be freedom fighters, but they have neither physical nor mental freedom
BENJAMIN BROWN in CHITWAN
Business
Connectivity and growth
Leading European telecommunications company TeliaSonera recently rebranded Mero Mobile to Ncell. Nepali Times spoke to Spice Nepal CEO, Pasi Koistinen.
Publisher's Note
Life support
Politics has pushed everything else off the headlines. We don't worry about what we don't see, but Nepal's deepening economic crisis is much…
Economy
Connectivity and growth
Leading European telecommunications company TeliaSonera recently rebranded Mero Mobile to Ncell. Nepali Times spoke to Spice Nepal CEO, Pasi Koistinen.
Life Times
Dreams come true
The World Cup is seen as a unique opportunity not only to thrust South Africa into global prominence, but also to honour the entire African continent
SURESH NEUPANE
International
Rethinking poverty reduction
The mixed record of poverty reduction calls into question the efficacy of conventional approaches
JOMO KWAME SUNDARAM
Constitution Supplement
So far, so ok
The CA got some important things done, but the most heated battles are yet to come
DHRUBA SIMKHADA
From The Nepali Press
Biz Brief
New products, awards, and giveaways
Turning 10Himal Power Limited (HPL) marked the tenth year of its successful operation of the 60MW Khimti I Hydropower Project. The company also…
In this issue:
GOOOOAAAAL? | Life Support | The intellectual dilemma | Losing ground | Connectivity and growth | The partisan press | Making work work | Dreams come true | Blow your own trumpet | Rethinking poverty reduction | Walled in | !Time not ripe yet | Dangerous waters | Pass the budget | So far, so ok | Backside:350 days for new constitution










