Death of a statesman
BIKRAM RAI The lives of widely admired statesmen often don't get much attention in their lifetimes. The media tends to focus on the more…
March 11-17, 2011
BIKRAM RAI The lives of widely admired statesmen often don't get much attention in their lifetimes. The media tends to focus on the more…

It looks like it's the Indians who are now willing to correct course vis-à-vis the Maoists

Being shortchanged is part of the Nepali everyday

Political activity is still limited to wrangling as the Constituent Assembly's time runs out

Keeping count of the number of ways to spell Muammar Muhammad al-Gaddafi's name is tough. I must say the guy should be in the Guinness Book as…
Building roads in rural Nepal that are much more than roads
KUNDA DIXIT in BHOJPUR
British Minister of State for International Development Alan Duncan on new plans to increase support for Nepal
Café Cheeno announced itself to Patan Dhoka a couple of years back, and despite the attractive brick façade emergent on the corner with…
SOMEPLACE ELSE by NEPALIKUKUR
Preservation of Nepali culture risks becoming something done by foreigners for foreigners
MARIT BAKKE
Libya is burning …but our so-called civilised nations are only worried about them 'oil' prices kyaaruh! Now, Gaddafi and his 'chamchas' are busy…
GUFFADI
For Pokche Prasad, the crowded emergency room of Patan Hospital was a familiar one, for he had often been rushed there in the past with the same…
DHANVANTARI by BUDDHA BASNYAT, MD
Banking for the poorBank of Kathmandu has introduced BOK Kissan Banking Sewa, aimed at farmers in rural areas. The product is based on a…
Editorial: Death of a statesman | Re-engagement | In a crunch | (Don’t) keep the change | The Big Three)s hostage | Whose heritage is it anyway? | Gaddafi the Guffadi | Meningitis again? | Listen to your Mama! | The road to prosperity | Add-minister | Childless poverty | Real leaders | Backside: Federal Kleptokratic Republic of Nepal