The price of peace
KUNDA DIXITThe war came at a heavy cost, but Nepalis are also being made to pay for peace. The peace process so far has cost the national…
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August 16-22, 2013
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Editorial
Moral bankruptcy
If you want to understand why Nepal is still poor, there is your reason. With this kind of plunder and impunity, the country doesn’t stand a chance
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Columns
Inside Out by Muma Ram Khanal
Who will bell the cat?
All political actors want polls postponed, but no one wants to come out and say it outright
GUEST COLUMN by Sarita Pariyar
Champion of justice
Remembering Suvash Darnal on the second anniversary of his death
Look Out by Ajaz Ashraf
It’s the same story in India
Discrimination against Dalits in the Indian media is the norm
Backside by Ass
Of gods and godmen
At the rate our god-fearing atheist comrades are turning to the opiate of the masses, one would think that Baddies have become fundoos too.…
Nation
The price of peace
Rs 20 billion: that is how much it cost to integrate 1,421 ex-combatants into the national army
Review
International
Strangers in a strange land
ALL ON BOARD: Bangladeshi migrant workers flock near the Tunisian gate at the Libyan and Tunisian border after fleeing the civil war in Libya in…
Peter Sutherland
Nepali Times Buzz
House of music
A music shop in Patan is helping preserve and promote traditional instruments
Pranav Rajouria
The art of the gods
Overlooked for decades, the traditional art of paubha is finally making a comeback
Handmade for China
As demand from Chinese tourists grows, every other shop in Lalitpur is now a handicrafts showroom
Sunir Pandey
Getting your daily dose of zzz ...
Shakespeare showed he was part medical professional when he made guilt-ridden Macbeth utter these words, “Macbeth does murder sleep, the…
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
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Nepali Tweets
Nepali tweets
Rubeena Mahato How convenient: Adhikaris are controlled by others, Ujjan’s sister is being egged on, Dekendra was a spy. But murderers, they are…
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From The Nepali Press
Weekly bazar poll #23
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’ opinion on politics.
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Biz Brief
New ride
Mahindra Reva unveiled its electric vehicle Mahindra e2o in Kathmandu. It is fully automatic and powered by lithium-ion batteries and a three…
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In this issue:
Editorial: Moral Bankruptcy | Who will bell the cat? | Strangers in a strange land | Champion of justice | It’s the same story in India | House of music | The art of the gods | Handmade in Lalitpur | Getting your daily dose of dozz | The price of peace | No room for love | Going, going … | Myanmar to Kathmandu | Backside: Of gods and godmen