Columns
India changing
India has changed, and so has its self-perception. If only Nepali politicians could see it.
The lure of the national
The press in the periphery is more interested in national than local events
Who's bad?
It's easy to bash INGOs, but how is your own company being run?
The failed people
If we complain about 'the way things are', then we cannot rule out a solution because of 'the way things are'
Best of the worst
The donkey's buddies decided to watch Portugal-North Korea at one of several Korean restaurants in Kathmandu that are run by diplomatic license…
Nation
Tamakoshi bonanza
SN Power's Vice-President and Country Director Sandip Shah on the challenges and rewards for investors in Nepal
Publisher's Note
Been there, done that
'Pushpa Kamal Dahal and his comrades in the bush want the present constitution scrapped. Presumably, they want to have a dictatorship of the…
Life Times
Education
Feeling words
Visually impaired Nepalis limited to school curricula can now swim in an ocean of world literature
SURESH RAJ NEUPANE
Houses of suffering, not learning
Students in the Tarai are prey to the simplest of design blunders: classrooms with tin roofs
KRISHNA ADHIKARI in NEPALGANJ
From The Nepali Press
Biz Brief
Winning and saving
Pepsi Mania Aswin Shrestha and Anish Shrestha won 32" Samsung LCD TVs in the fourth lucky draw of the Pepsi Football Mania campaign at Radisson…
Letters
Egoistic altruism
Last week, I went to a big five-star hotel to attend the presentation of the research findings of a Kathmandu-based NGO. In a few hours, ten…
In this issue:
Who needs politics? | Been there, done that | Egoistic altruism | India changing | Pragatinagar's progress | The lure of the national | Who's bad? | The failed people | Feeling words | Houses of suffering, not learning | Tamakoshi bonanza | Mutually beneficial | Migrant plight | Where have all the flowers gone? | Ostracised | Red cards for child employers | Musahar homes | Food adulteration | Backside: Best of the worst