Late bloomer
KIRAN PANDAY In a week when government ministers and officials have been scrambling to accommodate a visiting multi-billionaire Saudi royal,…
November 19-25, 2010
Headline
Editorial
Damage done
KIRAN PANDAY If all goes smoothly, we will have a budget today, whether or not the integration numbers are fixed or a 'real' government is…
Columns
Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI
Princely returns?
Investors will invest when they are ready, but we have to be ready for them
My Take by DAMAKANT JAYSHI
Flexi-Dahal
Chairman Dahal is on a tightrope, but it's best not to try push him off
Politically Cracked by INDU NEPAL
Roll the dice
People should be allowed to be waste their money if they want to
Plain Speaking by PRASHANT JHA
The notional enemy
GURGAON – Writing about the upcoming Maoist plenum from the capitalist hub of 'expansionist' India is not without irony. Corporate offices…
Backside by Ass
Royal pain in the ass
Nepal may be a republic, but it still has a massive royal hangover. And any royal will do, even a itinerant Oil Sheikh. How does one explain…
Nation
Resurrection Achham
Nyaya Health is making the right to health a reality for the people of Achham
PAAVAN MATHEMA
Losing lives to save them
The recent crash of a Fishtail chopper has highlighted the human costs of daredevil rescue missions
DAMBAR KRISHNA SHRESTHA
This week
Budget budgesThe Council of Ministers on Wednesday endorsed the decision of the major three parties to present a full budget in parliament on…
Interview
Death on the mountain
Lakpa Rita Sherpa talks of his cousin, 19 time Everest climber Chhewang Nima Sherpa who went missing following an avalanche on Baruntse
Life Times
Aboriginal art
There's something innately colourful and vibrant about indigenous art. The Balgo paintings that come from the western part of Australia capture…
Naturally high
What does a Nepali drinking milk (and getting the usual upset stomach) have common with a Nepali running up a mountain? It's not in the stars,…
DHANVANTARI by BUDDHA BASNYAT, MD
Crafts for care
SHAHANI SINGH Another addition to the vibrant Mandala Street of Thamel is the shop Recycling for Goodness, stocked with intriguing products…
GREEN SCENE by SHAHANI SINGH
International
Stalin, our contemporary
Eighty years ago, in the autumn of 1930, Joseph Stalin enforced a policy that changed the course of history, and led to tens of millions of…
TIMOTHY SNYDER
From The Nepali Press
Spinning for consensus
Interview with UML Chairman Jhalanath Khanal in Himal Khabarpatrika, 17 Nov-1 Dec
Biz Brief
Luxury hire
Sixt, an international mobility service provider, has opened its first branch in Nepal. In addition to regular car rentals, Sixt offers…
In this issue:
Late bloomer | Damage Done | The notional enemy | Resurrection Achham | Princely returns? | Flexi-Dahal | Real people, real drama | Naturally high | Crafts for care | Roll the dice | Marathon man | Stalin, our contemporary | Losing lives to save them | Death on the mountain | Spinning for consensus | Kamalari to teacher | Local efforts | Speaker act | Date expired poison | Finalise understanding | Backside: Royal pain in the ass