Trash Heap of History
BIKRAM RAI Garbage has piled up in Lalitpur because dumping trucks can’t drive on muddy roads to the landfill site. The writing on the wall…
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August 2-8, 2013
BIKRAM RAI Garbage has piled up in Lalitpur because dumping trucks can’t drive on muddy roads to the landfill site. The writing on the wall…
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Nepal cannot afford to wait till it straightens out its politics to rescue the economy
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Until the contradiction within the Maoist party is resolved, Nepal’s peace process will not have closure
Eight economic reform actions on how to get over this difficult phase to make Nepal stronger
Biopic of India’s most famous athlete distorts his determination
The Ass found it hard to keep awake while clocking an average of 12 hours a day watching the aptly-named Asses Series on Sports Ten recently.…
The country is crying out for someone to step up. But it’s not you, Mr Gyanendra Shah
Nepal’s most isolated district used to be known for hunger and disease, but new farm methods have improved nutrition and incomes
Sunir Pandey
Graham Anthony Minshaw, marketing adviser for The British College and an international educational consultant with over four decades of…
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After the Election Commission announced its Code of Conduct last week for the November polls, Nepal’s business community has also revealed its…
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Nepal's singing nun collaborates with renowned Indian composer A R Rahman
Sahina Shrestha
Quality control and sustainability remains the two major concerns for one of Nepal’s top exports
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Mountains are perceived to be the abode of the gods, and people have sought to obtain religious merit points (punya in Sanskrit, sonam in…
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
TweetFactory Good god, not one comment on Baburam’s facebook status agrees with what he has to say. Seti River Stories. Tried to teach the wife…
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In weekly polls conducted with the support of The Asia Foundation, Himal Khabarpatrika asks 375 respondents in 12 cities across Nepal every Monday for their opinion on contemporary issues. This week’s result of interviews is about Nepalis’ mobile phones.
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Gitanjali jewels introduced its Like and Win a Diamond Pendant offer on its Facebook page. Two Lucky winners selected every week through a…
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Trash Heap of History | Editorial: Economy, stupid | Revolution comes full circle | Believing in Nepal | The business of elections | All in the paper | British standards at Nepali price | Gosainkunda Festival: The ritual and the risks | Lost crown and country | Humla's Greenhouse Effect | Selfish nationalism | Mukarung in the NC | Victims to leaders | Backside: Rising from the asses