Desk officer
BIKRAM RAI Sushil Koirala sat behind his desk at Singha Darbar on Tuesday (above) to assume office as Nepal’s 37th prime minister at a time of…
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February 14-20, 2014
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Editorial
Another crossroad
He may have once hijacked a plane, now Sushil Koirala needs to steer the country towards stability
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Columns
By The Way by Anurag Acharya
The year of living dangerously
It’s very simple: KP Oli needs Bam Dev and Bam Dev wants the Home Ministry
Here We Go by Trishna Rana
Whose Home is it anyway?
Sushil Koirala’s first of many hurdles is to untangle the Home Ministry knot
Look Out by Ajaz Ashraf
India’s left-of-centre Third Front
An alliance of 11 parties desperately tries to save itself ahead of general elections
Backside by The Ass
Happy Ballantines
There will be many amongst us who will celebrate Valentine’s Day on Friday with the same oomph and pomp we observe many other festivals in this…
Nation
Carrying the country’s conscience
Dr Govinda KC has taken the first step, now we need to get behind him
Getting over the influence
Crackdown on drink driving has lessened road accidents, but public attitude is harder to change
Interview
Business
Peaceful but not prosperous
Education is improving in Sri Lanka’s Northern Province, but there are few job opportunities
Amantha Perera
Review
Reimagining the everyday
TOH EE MINGImagine the streets you walk everyday lined with mirrors. All of a sudden, you become aware of the moments playing out simultaneously…
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Hear this
VJ Suraj Giri is taking over the airwaves with his eloquent sports commentary
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Guardians of the Jyapus
Community museum encourages younger generation to care more about their cultural heritage
No place like home
Former British Gurkhas, who decided to stay back in Nepal, are doing well for themselves and their community
Making the genetic switch
What is common between a Nepali drinking milk (and experiencing the usual upset stomach) and high altitude adaptation? The DNA. About 7,000…
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
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12-years-a-slave
In 1841 Solomon Northup, a free black man, is kidnapped from his home in Saratoga Springs, New York and sold into slavery in Georgia. He is…
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Making the genetic switch
What is common between a Nepali drinking milk (and experiencing the usual upset stomach) and high altitude adaptation? The DNA. About 7,000…
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
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Economy
Peaceful but not prosperous
Education is improving in Sri Lanka’s Northern Province, but there are few job opportunities
Amantha Perera
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In this issue:
Desk Officer | Editorial: Another Crossroad | The year of living dangerously | Teaching for the future | Peaceful but not prosperous | Whose Home is it anyway? | Carrying the countryʼs conscience | Guardians of the Jyapus | No place like home | Reimagining the everyday | Making the genetic switch | India’s left-of-centre Third Front | Getting over influence | Standing on ceremony | Internal affairs | Backside: Happy Ballantines