Issue #619

The politics of power is making Nepal powerless

The future of resorts located inside Chitwan National Park hangs in the balance after their licence renewal is embroiled in politics

In the absence of local governance, Dipsung VDC in Khotang has become a hotbed for corruption

David Seddon spoke to Nepali Times about why his dire predictions about Nepal haven't come true. He warns about the dangers of defining social exclusion only in terms of caste and ethnicity.

Nepali Times caught up with Sulav Budhathoki, Chairman and CEO of Islington College to learn what IC has to offer Nepali students who desire an international degree

PICS: RUBY TUESDAY Tamas in Sanskrit signifies a lifestyle of decadence, indulgence and indolence. Tamasic activities include eating meat and…

For the first time in Nepal, a radio station in Pokhara tackles the taboo subject of child sexual abuse

Discrimination against girls in Pakistan is so strong that families cross-dress their daughters as boys so they can move more freely about town

New studies hint to the possibility of using aspirin to prevent cancer

What struck me initially as a slightly disastrous title altered significantly after watching this delightful film directed by Lasse Hallström…

Satrughan Kumar Sah for the Centre for Investigative Journalism, 14 July

Interview with Dipendra Bahadur Chhetri, Vice Chairman of the National Planning Commission

Editorial, 21 August

Arihantholidays.com was launched recently with the aim of providing wholesome holiday experience. Focusing on satisfaction of the customers, it…