Turn for the worse
BIKRAM RAI Less than a week after assuring Nepal-based envoys that he was going to ensure the Truth and Reconciliation Bill reflected…
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January 25-31, 2013
Headline
Editorial
Columns
GUEST COLUMN by Ram Kumar Bhandari
Voice of the victims
The transitional industry in Nepal has turned the entire peace process into a ‘project’
Economy Stupid by Puja Tandon
Equally invested
As an alternative source of funding, Private Equity has the potential to turn small businesses in Nepal more competitive and better managed firms
By The Way by Anurag Acharya
Pain in the plains
Six years after the bloody uprising in the plains that claimed 52 lives, the Madhes still simmers
Backside by Ass
Nepal’s #1 Joker
Although Chairman Lotus Flower may be a habitual liar, he has this awesome habit of once in a while blurting out the truth. But whenever he does…
Nation
Every act of kindness counts
There are many young Nepali women social workers out there who aren’t CNN Heroes
Santa Gaha Magar
Justice, interrupted
Sita and her family say the state’s obstruction of justice is slowly killing their spirits
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Review
Highway in America
Mark Turin reviews Highway, a unique and searing film that deserves a place in Nepal’s film history
Mark Turin
The Village Cafe
This restaurant in Pulchok serves delicious Newari home-made food with affordable prices
Sulaiman Daud
Life Times
Educating Nepal
Shiksha Nepal is spreading the joy of reading by bringing books closer to children
Bhrikuti Rai
Out of grasp
As our population ages it's high time we gathered data and found ways to help patients with Parkinson's cope with their disease
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
Must See
Lincoln
A film about the power of words, and the personality of a great man who changes the world with his strength of character
Sophia Pande
Nepali Tweets
Nepali tweets
Baburam bhattarai Only those who understand the pain of war can provide justice. Emperor Asoka became the biggest messenger of peace. That’s why…
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From The Nepali Press
“Put ourselves in Dailekhis’ shoes”, BBC Nepali Service
Interview with NC leader Ram Sharan Mahat, 23 January
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Biz Brief
Easy access
Easy access: Yeti Airlines announced discounted airfares and guaranteed seats for those travelling to Simikot, Jumla, Dolpa, Rara, and Bajura…
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In this issue:
Turn for the worse | Editorial: Going Rogue | Voice of the victims | Highway in America | Equally invested | Educating Nepal | Out of grasp | Pain in the plains | Every act of kindness counts | CIAA under threat | Difficult take off | “Put ourselves in Dailekhisʼ shoes” | Justice, interrupted | Backside: Nepalʼs #1 Joke