NEW FEAR
BIKRAM RAI NO RESPITE: Butwal bombing victim Basudev Shrestha recuperates at TU Teaching Hospital, Tuesday. The blast of 27 March killed two and…
April 15-21, 2011
Headline
Editorial
Working in-dignity
It's a depressingly familiar scene. But you'd be challenged not to shed a tear at the sight of a coffin being wheeled out of Tribhuvan…
Columns
By The Way by ANURAG ACHARYA
No war, no peace
Lu 1 Kha 3666 Minibus that suffered the bomb explosion in Butwal In recent days, the violence in the Tarai has reached alarming levels. While…
Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI
Vaidya's medicine
Does Suraj Vaidya mean business or will it be business as usual?
My Take by DAMAKANT JAYSHI
Public opinion?
Without a roadmap, there is no point extending the term of the Constituent Assembly
Backside by Ass
JN hits beamer off deep square leg
As a country that prefers to eat cricket rather than play cricket, it's time to call a moratorium on all cricket metaphors describing current…
Nation
Feeding the Karnali
The Karnali can feed itself if its unique food resources are harnessed
RUBEENA MAHATO
Behind the headline
The Madhesi people are pawns in the games their leaders play in Kathmandu
ANURAG ACHARYA
Interview
"We are a soft target"
Binay Bohra, head of the Internet Service Providers Association of Nepal (ISPAN), which shut down web access nationwide for an hour on Sunday, spoke to Nepali Times
Life Times
Brittain in Nepal
BIKRAM RAI Ilsa Brittain has woven the entirety of her life into her layered paintings of the female formIlsa Brittain has always been an…
CLARE HARVEY
Nanette's Creperie
I t must be tough being a restauranteur in Kathmandu if you want to draw the locals in. A menu bereft of momos or chicken chilli is a tough…
SOMEPLACE ELSE by NEPALIKUKUR
Flower power
BIKRAM RAI Until a few years ago, the small fountain next to the entrance of Patan Darbar Square was pretty much a massive dustbin. It was not…
GREEN SCENE by PAAVAN MATHEMA
Double whammy: heart attacks and infections
Patients who've had heart attacks are a common sight in Nepali hospitals these days. Because most people have no insurance or receive state…
DHANVANTARI by BUDDHA BASNYAT, MD
International
No work, no study
Nepali students struggle in the UK after a cut in the number of hours they are allowed to work legally
CHARLOTTE BAILEY in READING, UK
From The Nepali Press
Case against PM, Sagar Pandit in Nayapatrika
A case against Prime Minister Jhala Nath Khanal has been filed at the Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA). Ram…
New mandate?, Kantipur
Nepali Congress General Secretary Bimalendra Nidhi is of the opinion that the present Constituent Assembly has lost its relevance and that…
In this issue:
Editorial: Working-in dignity | No war, no peace | “We are a soft target” | Vaidya’s medicine | Public opinion? | Brittain in Nepal | Flower power | Double whammy: heart attacks and infections | Free bod | No work, no study | Feeding the Karnali | Case against PM | The economy of energy | Backside: JN hits beamer off deep square leg