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MERILIN PIIPUU Being a farmer in Nepal meant living in isolation and loneliness, not any more. Road, media and mobile connectivity has removed…
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September 12-18, 2014
MERILIN PIIPUU Being a farmer in Nepal meant living in isolation and loneliness, not any more. Road, media and mobile connectivity has removed…
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Our politicians ignore the economy, and especially price rises, at their own peril
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Religious tolerance in Nepal applies only as long as followers of other faiths do not challenge the ascendancy of Hinduism
Citizenship rights in Nepal still heavily favours men and keeps large number of citizens stateless
The most fabulous thing about living in a democracy is that we all have the right to be as demanding as we want. Anyone, including you and me,…
More than eight years after the war ended, the displaced still haven’t returned to their village
Yubaraj Shrestha
Urban sprawl and out-migration has reduced the production of Pokhara’s rare rice Pokhara once used to be renowned for its indigenous rice…
Merilin Piipuu
One World Theatre unveils a fascinating production of In the Red and Brown Water in Kathmandu
Stéphane Huët
Although they took Mary Kom out of Bollywood, they forgot to take Bollywood out of it.
Sunir Pandey
While laptop, tablet and mobile phone speakers do serve their purpose, the sound output they produce is functional, at best. A superb sound…
Yantrick
No longer peripheral | Editorial: Muddle - Through Economics | Intolerant tolerance | Planning to plan | False start | Forget the past | The Record Breaker | Master of two wheels | Top gear | The oldest old | A sound affair | Some citizens more equal than others | Pokhara tries to save its famous paddy | Moonlighting medical staff | Dahal’s dilemma | Lamjung’s ghost village | Backside: My 18-point demand