Procrasti-Nation
BIKRAM RAI HEAVY RIDE: A mahout takes his elephant on an early morning walk near the Rapti River even as Sauraha is shrouded in thick fog.…
November 2-8, 2012
Headline
Editorial
"Did the President call?"
The reason there is no deal is that no one really wants a deal, this elastic transition benefits everyone
Columns
Look Out by AJAZ ASHRAF
Revealing Rushdie
The real reason why Salman Rushdie's parents chose to settle in Pakistan and not India are not revealed in his memoir, Joseph Anton
By The Way by ANURAG ACHARYA
Not everybody's cup of tea
In the arithmetic of power politics, ignoring the inclusion agenda in the Tarai may prove costly for the parties
Backside by Ass
And now for Tihar
As Dasains go, this year's festive season had a somewhat somnolent quality. I don't know about you, but many of us logged 18 hours of sleep a…
Nation
Our Gurkhas
Singaporean photographer gives Gurkha veterans a place in the history of Singapore and Nepal
ZAKARIA ZAINAL
Polls apart
Nepal should return the favour and help the United States reform its electoral process
RAM PANT
Business
The biology of luxury
Our inherent need to keep up appearances and display wealth is keeping the demand for luxury goods high despite the global recession
ANTOINE DANCHIN
Review
Buzz
The food in Buzz is good and wholesome, nothing to rave about but consistently good.
SOMEPLACE ELSE by RUBY TUESDAY
Life Times
Best foot forward
The captain of the Nepali women's football team is taking huge strides and driving the game to greater heights
BHRIKUTI RAI IN MORANG
Beauties with brawn
The Nepali women's netball team is still finding its feet, but has already won the hearts of fans and opponents alike
TSERING DOLKER GURUNG
High spirits, low abuse
Many Nepalis don't seem to realise the magnitude of alcohol abuse that happens during the festive season
DHANVANTARI by BUDDHA BASNYAT, MD
Must See
Looper
Looper is a time-travelling, twisty action thriller that will leave you full of heart-wrenching questions
SOPHIA PANDE
Nepali Tweets
Tweet talks
The so-called capitalist Nepali Congress is near bankruptcy, while the self-styled people's party, the Maoists, are the richest in South Asia.…
From The Nepali Press
Biz Brief
Flying easy
Qatar Airways announced its plans to launch daily flights to the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh from early next year. The Doha-based airline…
In this issue:
Procasti-Nation | Editorial: Did the president call | Revealing Rushdie | Polls apart | The biology of luxury | Best Foot Forward | Beauties with brawn | High spirits, low abuse | Not everybody’s cup of tea | Our Gurkhas | One decade, one PM | Imports from India up | Back to square one | Backside: And now for Tihar