GOOD HOUSE KEEPING
MPs couldn't finish their homework, but for the first time the Nepali parliament showed multi-partisan maturity in passing laws that matter.
SHIVA GAUNLE
August 23-29, 2000
MPs couldn't finish their homework, but for the first time the Nepali parliament showed multi-partisan maturity in passing laws that matter.
SHIVA GAUNLE
The House had to be adjourned for a day in the furore that followed the Prime Minister's remark that the parliament was a den of smugglers, or…
During the two-year Indian blockade of 1989-90, kerosene was flown in on airliners from Dhaka, and there were shortages of everything in…
The Nepali Congress has all along exhibited its well-known knack for extracting defeat from the jaws of victory.
Community FM holds the promise for decentralised information necessary for grassroots development in Nepal.
A couple of gender-sensitised readers have written in pointing out that the cow we used as a model in this space last week is actually not a cow…
Nepali Times brings you the behind-the-scenes people that run Girija Prasad Koirala's office.
But, as the landslide blockage showed, the capital is dangerously dependent on just one road in and out.
The Nepali army and police benefit from UN peacekeeping roles around the world, but things can turn nasty when there is no peace to keep
SALIL SUBEDI
The government has licensed Nepal's biggest FM radio transmitter to a private group, but critics say this goes against is own policy to use radio for development communication.
BINOD BHATTARAI
Kathmandu's health-savvy young urban professionals work up a sweat, and the fitness business responds to new demand.
ALOK TUMBAHANGPHEY
Nearly half of all Nepalis need to put on more weight, and perhaps 0.05 percent need to loss some of it.
Our Social Studies. pg8, Grade X, text book
PERRY THAPA
Geologist may have various reasons to believe Kathmandu Valley was once a lake, but they would not be able to match the story of Manjushri.
Kathmandu's health-savvy young urban professionals work up a sweat, and the fitness business responds to new demand.
ALOK TUMBAHANGPHEY
Nearly half of all Nepalis need to put on more weight, and perhaps 0.05 percent need to loss some of it.
All advertising is about interrupting people, but in the Internet age it is about infecting people with the idea virus.
SIMON WALDMAN
New York - The United Nations, in an attempt to bridge the digital divide between rich and poor nations, has decided to set up an Information…
In two weeks, an 11-km track inside the Nagarjun reserve will be the scene of Nepal's first Mountain Bike Championship series. The championship…
"We were intended to be nature's creation. We're gifted with a special capacity to create and discover. But we have drifted so far from the natural world that there is a sense of loss."
SAUL SUBEDI
Even as the issue of Kathmandu's garbage threatened to swamp the space for public debate over the past weeks, a small organisation in Kupondole…
SALIL SUBEDI
You race the discanding darkness. The presence of the mountains doesn't leaves you, it leaves a mark on your soul forever.
PADAM GHALEY
At 73, activist-journalist Bhairab Risal has the energy that leaves today's young reporters panting far behind. When not doing his twice-weekly…
First Division Tek Bahadur Chokhyal, NC Chief Whip seemed born for the job. Raghu Pant, UML Got media gag bill scrapped. Chitra Lekha Yadav, NC…
Striking bank employees returned to work last week, but the government has not given up on its plan to declare them essential services. It is…
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission here to review reforms being undertaken by the government has returned "satisfied" with the…
Barely hours before the parliament's budget session was to end on 18 August, the ruling Nepali Congress Party rammed a watered-down version of a…
It has become routine that any decision by the Royal Nepal Airlines Corporation (RNAC) ends up for scrutiny by the Parliament's Public Accounts…
The number of motor vehicles in Nepal has increased by almost four times in the past 10 years, according to the Department of Transport…
C.K. Lal (State of the State, #5) need not have shed crocodile tears for the institution of monarchy. Nothing is immortal: the universe,…
What a joy to read real news on your online edition. To keep in some small way in touch with Nepal and the Nepali people who were so generous…
Good House keeping | Yes, Prime Minister | Kathmandu needs a bypass | Editorial: The party is over | All the prime minister's men | All roads leads to Kathmandu | Home they brought her peacekeeper dead | Toothless party bill | RNAC's ATR deal questioned | More cars in Nepall | The 20 million FM License | Information Minister's love for Kantipur | TOI to run FM | Why do MPs always break the law? | Indian Diplomats | Oil Corporation scandal | Please explain, IGP! | " To know all international language is the bets yet English is enough" | Striking while the iron is hot | Clubbing it in Kathmandu | Mountains and water | Softly, softly on Internet marketing | Mori mends South Asia ties | The new Iranian Revolution via satellite | The Cold War never stopped | Whose airwaves? | Nepal must be more radio active | " Sports council is run like in Panchayat days" | Mountain bike championship | The gorge of the flaming sword | Charcoal on rock | Garbage in, compost out | Beyond langtang | Smuggler's Shangrila | Bhairab Dai