Victory march
BIKRAM RAIMore than 70 percent of eligible voters turned up on Tuesday to cast their ballot, despite blatant threats issued by the hardline…
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November 22-28, 2013
Headline
Editorial
The next step
Nepalis were disillusioned with the candidates on offer, not with democracy. That is the main take-home for the political parties.
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Columns
By The Way by Anurag Acharya
Another chance
Holding peaceful elections was the easy part, resolving the deadlock on the constitution will be harder
Here We Go by Trishna Rana
Sore losers
There will be no third chance for Nepal’s leaders to set things right
Look Out by Ajaz Ashraf
Dynasty vs dynamism
India’s regional leaders may be forced to choose performance over charisma in next year’s polls
Backside by Ass
Donkey votes for Monkey
Good thing E-Day has come and gone and as far as we know, no one voted for Pressure Cooker. When some political anal-yeasts described Kiran…
Nation
Now, the constitution
Nepal once again showed the world its people believe in a peaceful, democratic way to select those who govern them
Voting in majority
From Mahottari to Morang, voters were openly receptive to elections and showed up in record numbers
Anurag Acharya and Navin Jha
Making it count
Nepalis have voted and in what numbers. After ballot boxes were sealed at 5pm on Tuesday, the Election Commission announced that more than 70…
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Business
Expanding the net
For greater connectivity and a larger market, the Nepali government needs to treat internet service providers as equal players
Ayesha Shakya
Review
The dance of gods
For eight days every year during the Nepali month of Kartik (October-November), Patan Darbar Square turns into an open air stage for a 17th…
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Chinese Friendship
PICS: KZI vividly remember my first visit to Chinese Friendship Restaurant, sometime in early 2005. Having exhausted Thamel and not yet having…
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Nepali Times Buzz
back to rock
ALL PICS: NEPA-LAYA For more than a decade, Nepathya has been traversing Nepal spreading the message of peace and violence-free education…
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Return of the past
The recently opened museum in Changu Narayan is a testament to Nepal’s diversity
Lawrence Miller
Burden of the bottom billion
The poorest people on the globe, the bottom billion, live on less than $1.25 a day making them highly vulnerable to diseases. This is especially…
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
Must See
The-Wolverine
When The Wolverine came out in theatres earlier this summer, I missed it without too much regret thinking it would be a fun enough stay at home…
Sophia Pande
Gizmo
High five
Google’s Nexus line of mobile phones and tablets have long been appreciated by critics and users alike due to their bloatware-free interface,…
Yantrick
International
In the eyes of the beholder
Snippets from the foreign press on Nepal’s 19 November elections
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From The Nepali Press
Shaktikhor, v2.0
Leaked audio tape of UCPN (M) Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal speaking to Maoist cadres in Kirtipur in his Kathmandu-10 constituency before elections, YouTube, 17 November
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In this issue:
Victory March | Editorial: The Next Step | Another chance | Sore Losers | Now, the constitution | Expanding the net | Dynasty vs dynamism | Back to Rock | Returning of past | The dance of gods | Burden of the bottom billion | Voting in majority | Making it count | Should we care? | Shaktikhor, v2.0 | Nepal 1, Baidya 0 | In the eyes of the beholder | Backside: Donkey votes for Monkey