Anti-climax
BIKRAM RAI With one week to go for the deadline, the country is headed for another constitutional anti-climax. The four main parties have…
May 20-26, 2011
Headline
Editorial
Avoid a void
As the country heads into another constitutional failure next week, it is tempting to join the chorus of outrage. The best thing said these days…
Columns
By The Way by ANURAG ACHARYA
Left to themselves
Lessons Nepal's left can learn from the defeat of communists in India
My Two Paisa by PAAVAN MATHEMA
Calculated Social Respect
CSR has been misused so much it is time to drop the acronym altogether
Kalam by RABI THAPA
Into hot air
Civil servants committed to serving tourists better would do more for NTY 2011 than civil servants committed to being tourists
Backside by Ass
What comes after May 28th
CA Chairman Name Bang is getting sick and tired of being asked whether or not the constitution will be written in time. So, he has started…
Nation
We, the people
Nepalis are willing to give the politicians one last chance to reform themsleves
KIRAN NEPAL
"No"
Three-fourths of 4,000 people polled two weeks ago thought ethnic federalism is a bad idea
J B PUN MAGAR
Interview
Learning to bank
Former senior VP of HSBC Bank, William Westgate, talks about the banking training program he plans to conduct in August for Nepali bankers.
Anti-nuclear mayors
Tadakashi Akiba, ex-Mayor of Hiroshima and Tomishisa Taue, Mayor of Nagasaki, recipients of the first Gautam Buddha International Peace Award.
Business
Review
A feathered frenzy
MARCUS BENIGNO Studio 7's latest offering, The Conference of the Birds, directed by Sabine Lehmann, presents a fitting allegory of Nepal's…
MARCUS BENIGNO
Bhumi Restaurant and Bar
Much like some of our students, entrepreneurs would love to get first dibs at the questions diners ask of their establishments. Too often they…
SOMEPLACE ELSE by NEPALIKUKUR
Life Times
Ani's school
A school for apprentice nuns helps Ani Choying spread her compassion
TSERING DOLKER GURUNG
Songs of peace, harmony and devotion
Nepal's singing nun, who wows the world with her music, recalls how it all began
MEGAN MELINE
Cholera controversy
Cholera like typhoid is spread by fecal oral transmission and is endemic in Nepal. The bacteria, vibrio cholerae, produces a potent toxin which…
DHANVANTARI by BUDDHA BASNYAT, MD
From The Nepali Press
Biz Brief
Business happenings of the week
Godrej in NepalEOL, an enterprise of Chaudhary Group, has joined hands with Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing Company to launch Godrej's…
In this issue:
Anti-climax | Editorial:Avoid a void | Left to themselves | Learning to bank | Linking out | Calculated Social Respect | Songs of peace, harmony and devotion | A feathered frenzy | Cholera controversy | Into hot air | We, the people | To extend or not to extend | Lumpen proletariat | Anti-nuclear mayors | Backside: What comes after May 28th