Shifting the goalposts
BILASH RAI It has become accepted practice in Nepal's politics to sign an agreement at the eleventh hour after marathon negotiations, and then…
September 28 - October 4, 2012
Headline
Editorial
Columns
Guest Column by ANIL KESHARY SHAH
Getting rid of the brokers
What Jumla apples and Kathmandu politics should have in common
By The Way by ANURAG ACHARYA
Barking up the wrong tree
The frustrated opposition is once again preparing to take to the streets, but what do they really want?
Backside by Ass
Let's invade India
Wonders never cease in this Brand New Secular Federal Inclusive Demographic Ex-Monarchy of Greater Nepal as we prepare to declare war on the…
Nation
Giving up on grannies
As Nepal's population ages, thousands of elderly Nepalis find themselves orphaned
DAMBAR KRISHNA SHRESTHA
Preserving the social fabric
Artist weaves designer carpets in Nepal and sells them in Australia to create jobs and fund education in Nepal
JUANITA MALAGON
Insult to injury
The lifelong pension scheme for war victims and ex-combatants has turned into a scam
RAMESWOR BOHARA and DIRGHA RAJ UPADHYA
Business
Banking on financial inclusion
Opening the financial system to the world's poorest will unlock their economic and social potential to the benefit of all
DANIEL SCHYDLOWSKY
Review
Rox at Hyatt
Rox is perfect for a celebratory lunch or dinner where you want to go all out and splurge on a meal you'll be relishing and talking about for months
SOMEPLACE ELSE by Ruby Tuesday
Economy
Banking on financial inclusion
Opening the financial system to the world's poorest will unlock their economic and social potential to the benefit of all
DANIEL SCHYDLOWSKY
Life Times
Mistaken identity
Recent studies show that gall bladder salmonella is not responsible for the transmission of typhoid
DHANVANTARI by BUDDHA BASNYAT, MD
Must See
Eyes Wide Shut
With its erotic subject matter and the byzantine plot, Stanley Kubrick's last film holds a mesmerising power even years after its release
SOPHIA PANDE
From The Nepali Press
Biz Brief
Wheels on fire
Hero MotoCorp, the world's largest two-wheeler manufacturer, has launched Hero motorbikes and scooters through NGM, its authorised distributor…
In this issue:
Shifting the goalposts | Editorial: No Hydro, No Power | Getting rid of the brokers | Preserving the social fabric | Banking on financial inclusion | The art of diplomacy | Hair for food | Mistaken identity | Barking up the wrong tree | Giving up on grannies | Lost in London | Bound underground | Flying high | Congress under the influence | Insult to injury | Backside: Letʼs invade India