Issue #520

September 17-23, 2010

Headline

In a jam

In a jam

KIRAN PANDAY Highways across Nepal have been blocked by landslides and floods as late monsoon rains batter the country. Kathmandu's road…

Columns

Indian insecurities
Plain Speaking by PRASHANT JHA

Indian insecurities

The Nepali state must be sensitive to Delhi's security concerns

The patriot
Politically Cracked by INDU NEPAL

The patriot

Amrit Gurung and his music are barometers for the mood of the country

Plants and slants
Fourth Estate by CK LAL

Plants and slants

By allowing itself to be manipulated, the media sacrifices its credibility

Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI

Of jobs and toilets

New Nepal needs to create jobs and toilets to meet MDG goals

Donkey trading
Backside by Ass

Donkey trading

BIKASH KARKI Mahara Sir is intriguingly coy about the wiretap leaked to the press in which he is caught inflagrante on tape soliciting Rs 500…

Nation

This week

Major national happenings of the week

Interview

Business

Successful quest

Successful quest

Quest Entertainment launches QFX: a movie exhibition brand for its theaters

Review

Publisher's Note

Delinking the economy from politics

Delinking the economy from politics

That is easier said than done. But Nepal's politics is in deep crisis and our rulers are oblivious to the obvious. Untying the knot is still…

Life Times

Valley belly

Valley belly

Use Loperamide to relieve diarrhoea while travelling

DHANVANTARI by BUDDHA BASNYAT, MD

Potty photo prize

Potty photo prize

Prizes for best potty pic on World Toilet Day

GREEN SCENE by SHAHANI SINGH

From The Nepali Press

The Third Force

The Third Force

Interview with the NC's Bhim Bahadur Tamang in Annapurna Post, 10 September

All together, now

All together, now

Interview with Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal in Gorkhapatra, 12 September

Foreign play

Foreign play

Sushil Sharma on BBC Nepali Service, 15 September

Rotten roads

Rotten roads

Ram Krishna Bohara in Naya Patrika, 10 September

Biz Brief

Product launches and Festive offers

DTH LaunchedHometv, Nepal's first direct to home technology (DTH), was launched this week. DTH provides TV channels directly in digital format…

In this issue:

In a jam | Delinking the economy from politics | Learning from Peru’s transition | Indian insecurities | “India would like to see stability return” | Of jobs and toilets | Amrit’s rocky road | Valley belly | Potty photo prize | The patriot | Plants and slants | Narrowing the digital divide | Successful quest | The Third Force | “NC for changed Nepal” | All together, now | Foreign play | NAC faces pilot shortage | Rotten roads | Donkey trading