The interim supper
DIWAKAR CHETTRIBy now we have learnt to read between the lips of our politicians: the opposite of what they say is usually true. So when all the…
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March 29 - April 4, 2013
DIWAKAR CHETTRIBy now we have learnt to read between the lips of our politicians: the opposite of what they say is usually true. So when all the…
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All indications are that the Election Commission and the political apparatus will not be able to get their act together for polls in three months
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Anger over corruption and neglect after 2008 rankles the Tarai psyche, but people still favour immediate polls
An Indian Supreme Court ruling this week underscored the state’s inclination to crush terrorism but condone communalism
Why should we unite the plains in a single Madhesi province, but chop up the hills into little pieces?
OK, that’s enough. Khil Raj Sir, back to work. No more ribbon-cutting and inspecting industrial fairs, let’s get this show on the road. In fact,…
Nepal can cash in on solar power while waiting for hydroelectric projects to come up
Bhrikuti Rai
The Scottish company is running out of patience with a country where it has been unable to start drilling due to political instability
Mark Williamson
Solar lights are changing the quality of women’s lives for better
Sabita Shrestha
Interview with Kamal Thapa, chairman of Rastriya Prajatantra Party-Nepal (RPP-N) and his rising popularity on the polls
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This restaurant is a melting pot of sorts and a Friday night home for locals, hippies, embassy folks, bankers, and NGO crowd
Tsering Dolker
Is it a Facebook clone? Is it a blog? What should or should you not blurt out? Seven years after its birth we are still struggling to figure out…
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Nepali parents don’t have the knowledge or resources to take care of children with disorders like autism, but support is on its way
Sulaiman Daud and Cindrey Liu
A new revolution is brewing in rural Nepal as farmers find a new cash crop
Sunir Pandey
Hand sanitisers will be useful and complement the use of soap and water in a country where the habit of washing hands is finally catching
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
Nepali riders once again excel in the highest, hardest, and most extreme mountain bike race in the world
Tyler Mcmahon
A film that portrays teenage angst with a feather light touch
Sophia Pande
After reading reviews of the new BlackBerry Z10, a Made in Thailand vibrator, and a killer mouse, Yantrick this week turns readers’ attention to…
Yantrick
When Prajwal Parajuly’s The Gurkha’s Daughter rapidly flew off the shelves (it’s already in its first reprint) and garnered rave reviews…
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हेटौंडेली ठिटो What happened in Malaysia is extremely unfortunate. Nepalis fought among themselves and what’s worse the media turned unconfirmed…
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Interview with human rights lawyer Govinda Bandi and chief advisor to former PM Baburam Bhattarai, Devendra Paudel, BBC Nepali Service, 23 March
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In weekly polls conducted with the help of The Asia Foundation, Himal Khabarpatrika asks 375 respondents in 14 cities across Nepal every Monday…
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Agni Incorporated has launched Mahindra’s new global sport utility vehicle XUV 500 in Nepal. Three models of XUV 500 - W6 2WD, W8 2WD, and W8…
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The interim supper |Editorial: Maybe not june |The Holi land |No alternative to alternative energy |Cairn may give up on Nepal |Hydro Solutions in US JV |Communalism and terrorism |Tweet away! |A for autism |One of us daughters and sons |Alcohol to the rescue |Advantage, right |Yak Attack 2013 |“It’s not as if we killed everyone” |Where next? |Backside: Hit the head on the nail