On a high horse
KUNDA DIXIT The arrival of a new road in Upper Mustang threatens to disrupt a traditional way of life in which horses and mules play an…
September 7-13, 2012
KUNDA DIXIT The arrival of a new road in Upper Mustang threatens to disrupt a traditional way of life in which horses and mules play an…

The Annapurna conservation project must find ways to reconcile its conflict with locals over resources

The proposed Truth and Reconciliation Bill has qualified even the most gruesome crime for amnesty
How on earth are we going to accommodate all these nattering netas of negativism whom Comrade Chairman has promised to make prime minister? Not…
Nepal's internationally acclaimed Annapurna eco-tourism project has also fallen prey to political interference
BHRIKUTI RAI
There is a new entrant in the long list of countries which provide foreign assistance to Nepal: the Czech Republic. In partnership with the…
Little Italy gets full marks for remaining loyal to its roots and serving truly authentic Italian flavours
SOMEPLACE ELSE by RUBY TUESDAY
Mustang is usually preceded with words like 'lost', 'hidden' or 'forbidden', today it is none of those things
MARK WHITTAKER
Healthcare experts should refer to results from earlier research to keep fever outbreaks under control
DHANVANTARI by BUDDHA BASNYAT, MD
Monsoon Wedding portrays a great deal of social issues inherent in Indian society and is refreshingly relevant even 10 years after its release
SOPHIA PANDE
BHANU BHATTARAI Prerana had to file for divorce when her husband started torturing her for failing to give birth to a son. Under pressure from…
Hydropower development company, SN Power, has decided to reduce its staff in Nepal due to the lack of progress on new projects. The company…
Editorial: Born-again CA |In the shadow of Annapurna |Conservation of interests |Czech aid for water |The future catches up with Mustang |Mystery fevers |Just need justice |Monsoon in the rainshadow |‘NC is open to reinstatement’ |Yasuda Kumari versus the state |The missing half |Backside: One prime minister a day