Issue #555

May 27 - June 2, 2011

Headline

The midnight hour

The midnight hour

SUBHAS RAI As the country reaches another constitutional crossroads, it is being paralysed by a buildup of bandas. The governance failure of the…

Editorial

A sad ending

A sad ending

Some of the lingering questions about the prelude and the exact sequence of events of the royal massacre exactly ten years ago this week will…

Columns

The games they play
By The Way by ANURAG ACHARYA

The games they play

Political debate, like politics in Nepal, has reached an all-time low

Reaching the top
Strictly Business by ASHUTOSH TIWARI

Reaching the top

Gaining proffesional success in Nepal needs patience and humility

Feeling crabby?
Kalam by RABI THAPA

Feeling crabby?

It's bad enough being in a bucket without a bunch of crabs pulling you down

Point of no return
Guest Column by KRISHNA KHANAL

Point of no return

We need an extension, leaders understand very well that politics does not operate in a vacuum

Every son of a bitch has his day
Backside by Ass

Every son of a bitch has his day

It was one of those great reversals of fortune to hear Om Minister Mahara Kamred issue an appeal to Chhetris, Bahuns and Co Pvt Ltd not to go…

Nation

Flash back

Flash back

The editorial in Nepali Times that Friday morning was eerily titled 'Long Live the King'

KUNDA DIXIT

Review

Délices

Délices

MARCO POLLO Typical of upscale dining in Kathmandu, a 13% value-added tax (VAT) on top of a 10% service charge makes for a distasteful surprise…

SOMEPLACE ELSE by MARCO POLLO

Life Times

Deaf like me

Deaf like me

In John Howard Griffin's Black Like Me, the white journalist describes his experience traveling through the segregated American South of the…

MARCUS BENIGNO

For the children

For the children

This Friday evening, the doors of the hall at the Soaltee Crowne Plaza will open to an instrumental concert by Upendra Man Singh. Then, the…

The Khumbu cough

The Khumbu cough

WWW.EXPLORADUS.COM WHAT'S UP DOC: Ashish Lohani doing a clinical trial of high altitude cough at Everest Base Camp recently. Many clinicians…

DHANVANTARI by BUDDHA BASNYAT, MD

From The Nepali Press

In this issue:

The midnight hour | Editorial: A sad ending | The games they play | Reaching the top | Feeling crabby? | Deaf like me | For the children | The Khumbu cough | Flash back | “The New Kot Massacre” | Dipendra kicked his father after he shot him | I had no time to grieve | Dipendra’s troubled childhood | Living on perks | Fear factor | Point of no return | Backside: Every son of a bitch has his day