Issue #565

August 5-11, 2011

Headline

Coopted

Coopted

JANA ASENBRENNEROVA Cooperatives have become the lifeblood of rural development, like this fisheries collective in Kaski that ploughs income…

Editorial

Columns

Wounds that won't heal
By The Way by ANURAG ACHARYA

Wounds that won't heal

The fact that we have two Madhesis as the heads of the state doesn't mean we live in a multicultural republic.

Opting for co-ops
My Two Paisa by PAAVAN MATHEMA

Opting for co-ops

A cooperative response to cooperatives may help strengthen this third pillar of development

One size doesn't fit all
Chalo Dilli by JYOTI MALHOTRA

One size doesn't fit all

Two threads run through India's bilateral ties with each neighbour: democracy and trade

Comment by THOURAYA BAHRI

Rethinking cooperatives

For the poorest of the poor microcredit loans can actually make things worse

Don of a new era
Backside by Ass

Don of a new era

The pace at which top cops are being sent to jail and top dons released, we are soon going to have a situation where the Central Jail will be…

Nation

Interview

"China hopes for social stability"

"China hopes for social stability"

The new Chinese ambassador to Nepal, Yang Houlan, spoke to Nepali Times this week on his country's priorities in bilateral ties with Nepal, Sino-Indian relations and the plans to develop Lumbini.

Review

Cafe U

Cafe U

A gabby critic in the valley contends that dining out should be all but homey. Sterility marks the trend, while simple settings and hodgepodge…

SOMEPLACE ELSE by MARCO POLLO

Life Times

Rounding up for more than business

Rounding up for more than business

Ten year old Pranil Moktan studies in Grade 3 at Ganesh Primary School in Sankhu on the eastern outskirts of Kathmandu. If Pranil had not…

Patiala in Las Vegas

Patiala in Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS: Two hundred alumni of the Patiala Medical College from India are gathered here in Nevada for a conference. As an alumnus from Nepal,…

DHANVANTARI by BUDDHA BASNYAT, MD

From The Nepali Press

Biz Brief

Business happenings of the week

Power HimalHimal Power, owner and operator of 60MW Khimti Hydropower, has appointed Ace Capital to issue debentures in a bid to raise $60…

In this issue:

Editorial: Maoist Prime Minister Jhalanath Khanal | Wounds that won’t heal | "China hopes for social stability" | Opting for co-ops | Pokhara in the monsoon | Rounding up for more than business | Patiala in Las Vegas | One size doesn*t fit all | Earning from nature to pay for its upkeep | The culture of agriculture | Rethinking cooperatives | Human trafficking | Dhobi Ghat denounced | Compensation | Organic cooperative | Backside: Don of a new era