Racing with history
BIKRAM RAI Everyone has to take a share of the blame for the futile deadend on 27 May, and for the last four years of dilly-dallying,…
June 1-7, 2012
Headline
Editorial
Columns
Comment by KANAK MANI DIXIT
Death of an institution
The Constituent Assembly provided an example of how not to write a constitution
This Is It by RUBEENA MAHATO
Conveniently left
Nepalis have moved on, but our communal communists are still dreaming of utopia
By The Way by ANURAG ACHARYA
Out of the darkness
A national unity government with elections by November is the least parties can now give dejected Nepalis
Backside by ASS
Effi-जी
Primordial Minister BRB has been accused by critics of behaving unconstitutionally. What else is the man supposed to do? If there is no…
Nation
Truth without justice is an insult
"When a member of a family is disappeared, that family is completely destroyed. If the sons or daughters of our politicians were taken like my…
ROBERT GODDEN
Business
Review
The Factory
PICS: RUBY TUESDAY The Factory at Mandala Street is one of those few places in Thamel which was established not for back packers but for…
SOMEPLACE ELSE by RUBY TUESDAY
Life Times
Musical high
London-based charity performs record breaking gig to raise funds for a Nepali orphanage
RUBEENA D SHRESTHA
Hat trick on the Everest marathon
Phurba Tamang has been running the Tenzing Hillary Everest Marathon for three years and he has won all three, this time beating his own time by…
Learning from Master Harold
Since its inception, One World Theatre has made it a point to showcase plays on social justice issues. Their latest production, Master Harold…
Controversial cholesterol
A new finding published recently in the medical journal Lancet, shows that high levels of high density lipoprotein (HDL), the good cholesterol,…
DHANVANTARI by BUDDHA BASNYAT, MD
Must See
The White Ribbon
Michael Haneke, the 70-year-old Austrian filmmaker, made his first feature film when he was 47. Despite this slightly tardy start, as of this…
SOPHIA PANDE
June 5, Environment Day
Biogas moves up
A quiet revolution in rural Nepal has made this country a world leader in alternative energy
From The Nepali Press
"Angry we may be, we still have to work together.", Nayapatrika
Interview with Baburam Bhattarai, 31 May
In this issue:
Racing with history |Editorial: We have a situation here |Death of an institution |Conveniently left |Not all doom and gloom |The Euro awaits its verdict |Hat trick on the Everest marathon |Controversial cholesterol |Out of the darkness |Truth without justice is an insult |Unceremonious demise |Blame Bhattarai |“Angry we may be, we still have to work together.” |Cash grows on trees |Backside: Effi-ji