Not again
BIKRAM RAIFamilies of the victims of the Nepal Airlines 9N-ABB Twin Otter crash on Sunday, gather at Tribhuvan Airport to collect the bodies of…
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February 21-27, 2014
Headline
Editorial
Columns
GUEST COLUMN by Bihari K Shrestha
The architecture of democracy
Indigenise Nepal’s polity by addressing the birth defects this Constituent Assembly has inherited from the previous one
Look Out by Ajaz Ashraf
Fact-fudging in Gujarat
New book exposes Indian prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi’s involvement in 2002 communal pogrom
Backside by The Ass
Unidentified floating objects
This is what our democracy has come down to: firing off cannons in Tundikhel at the break of dawn on Democracy Day. Maybe that is?because we are…
Nation
Cholera in the time of peacekeeping
Haiti’s cholera epidemic may have ebbed, but the controversy over its links to Nepal refuses to go away
Communicating about non-communicable diseases
Countries like Nepal will bear the brunt of of the global cancer pandemic unless we act fast
Elina Pradhan and Bigyan R Bista
Twin Otters down
The rugged Canadian plane has been the workhorse of Nepal’s domestic aviation for four decades, but has suffered terrible attrition
Business
Dirty money
WWW.MATHBABE.FILES.WORDPRESS.COM SPEAK UP: Demonstrators in New York protest against HSBC in February 2013 for the bank’s involvement in money…
Erik Solheim
Review
Dance with abandon
Cadenza sure know how to have fun. Anyone familiar with Nepal’s first consistent jazz band will testify to the group’s ability to concoct the…
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Busy Bee Cafe
For a long time, Busy Bee has held the crown for being the ‘hippest’ joint in Pokhara’s lakeside. From European backpackers to Indian…
Economy
Dirty money
WWW.MATHBABE.FILES.WORDPRESS.COM SPEAK UP: Demonstrators in New York protest against HSBC in February 2013 for the bank’s involvement in money…
Erik Solheim
Nepali Times Buzz
In the name of the destroyer
Devotees prepare yourselves for yet another kooky Shivaratri celebrations
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Leading the young
Rajeev Bikram Shah and Udaya Rana have a lot in common. Both come from a family of influence, spent much of their youth studying abroad, and…
Lights, camera, copy paste
Nepal's film industry needs to step out of Bollywood’s shadow
Easing up
It is natural to be worried or fearful every now and then, but sometimes these feeling become persistent, overwhelming, and interfere with daily…
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
Must See
The Broken Circle Breakdown
The Academy Awards this year will take place on the 2nd of March which leaves me with two more weeks to bring to your attention some of the…
Dhanvantari
Easing up
It is natural to be worried or fearful every now and then, but sometimes these feeling become persistent, overwhelming, and interfere with daily…
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
Gizmo
Acer’s solid Liquid
There was a time when the only thing which men boasted “Mine is smaller than yours” was their mobile phones. But that is so 2010. As the mobile…
International
Can Ukraine Be Saved?
Any hope for an end to the country’s deepening civil disorder appears to be fading fast.
Yevhen Bystrytsky
From The Nepali Press
“Reform in two weeks”
Interview with Krishna Hari Pushkar, the new director of the Department of Foreign Employment. Himal Khabarpatrika, 16 February
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In this issue:
Not Again | Editorial: Comatose Government | The architecture of democracy | Twin Otters down | Dirty money | (Un)happy homes | In the name of the destroyer | Leading the young | Lights, camera , copy paste | Dance with abandon | Easing up | Fact-fudging in Gujarat | Cholera in the time of peacekeeping | Communicating about non-communicable diseases | Train a-comin’ | Dear Democracy | “Reform in two weeks” | Lease of life | Backside: Unidentified floating objects