Sinking ship
KIRAN PANDAY There's a hole in our bucket, as I'm sure you'll agree. Quite a few, actually. There's the politicians, of course, who manage on a…
November 12-18, 2010
Headline
Editorial
Last resort
PICS: PRADEEP SHRESTHA The 'resort series' of political talks on power sharing and the peace process have yielded nothing beyond a pointless…
Columns
My Take by DAMAKANT JAYSHI
Medieval mindsets
The high level task force has stooped low in its treatment of Nepali women and citizenship
Economic Sense by ARTHA BEED
Whose festival is it anyway?
NARESH SHRESTHA A Nepali calendar is cluttered with a number of holidays, and the 'red' marked days have risen since we acquired the status of a…
Comment by BJORN LOMBORG
A return to reason
COPENHAGEN – Common sense was an early loser in the scorching battle over the reality of man-made global warming. For nearly 20 years, one group…
Kalam by RABI THAPA
welcomenepal.com
Kathmandu may be cooler than Colombo, but Sri Lankans are warmer to visitors
Nepalipan by RANJAN ADIGA
No Prime Minister
A few years ago, I watched an episode of the British political satire Yes Prime Minister on Nepal TV. It was a lazy Sunday afternoon and Nepal…
Backside by Ass
Bye baby bunting, Daddy's gone a-hunting
KIRAN PANDAY ALL ABOARD? Tea-time at the Prime Minister's Helipad on Tuesday. Sorry to keep harping on and on about the Great Gateway of Nepal…
Nation
Nepal's Hero
Anuradha Koirala talks about being chosen as one of the top ten CNN heroes and her work in fighting trafficking. She has since been declared the CNN Hero of the Year 2010.
Mumbai's shame
There was good reason to bar Michelle Obama from visiting Kamathipura, but it wasn't just security concerns
PAMELA SCIANTARELLI and EUGENIA GABELIA
Business
Life Times
Dengue ke ho?
For starters, most newscasters in Nepal pronounce 'dengue' incorrectly. Forget the 'oo', extend the 'ey', and at least we know what we're…
DHANVANTARI by BUDDHA BASNYAT, MD
Scat !
Snow leopards are among the most magnificent creatures to grace the Himalayan landscapes, but their survival has long been under threat. They…
GREEN SCENE by DIBESH KARMACHARYA
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In this issue:
Sinking ship | Editorial: Last Resort | Medieval mindsets | Sweet smell of success | Whose festival is it anyway? | Brave new e-world | A return to reason | The colours of Chagall | Chirag on Chagall | Dengue ke ho? | welcomenepal.com | Nepal’s Hero | Mumbai’s shame | No Prime Minister | Casino life | Investigate | People power | Lifeline | Coming in last | Backside: Bye baby bunting, Daddy’s gone a-hunting