Be right back
The country is closing down for the Dasain holidays, which will be followed by Tihar and Chhat, then there is the SAARC Summit in November. It…
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September 26 - October 2, 2014
Headline
Editorial
Death of justice
If the perpetrators and the state showed even the slightest sign of remorse for wartime atrocities, survivors may be willing to forgive. But they will never forget
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Columns
GUEST COLUMN by Bihari K Shrestha
Nepal’s soft underbelly
The Madhes has never been more integrated with the rest of the country
The deadline by Damakant Jayshi
The sad saga of the Adhikari family
It was murder, not a fast-unto-death
Interesting Times by Mallika Aryal
Statute of denial
Nepal’s archaic laws put a deadline on reporting sex crimes
Nation
The law and the media
For the past year, the judiciary has often been mired in controversy. There was the decision in 2013 to appoint the Chief Justice as a caretaker…
Children of war
The most vulnerable victims are still those who were children during the war.
Still missing them
Most families of the estimated 1,400 disappeared have no information about their relatives.
Deepak Gyawali
Review
Samurai
When you find yourself hungry in Patan or simply want your office lunch prepared with tender loving care.
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Multimedia
Alley ways
Galli Salliharuma is a public writing project that archives personal stories to build a walking-breathing map of Kathmandu as marked and…
Galli Salliharuma
Nepali Times Buzz
Snap & Send
Send us a picture of a past trek that captures a unique and scenic place with a 50 word caption.
Nepali Times
Seeing a profit motive
Suraj Shrestha’s company tries to find business solutions to health and education problems
Eat, pray, shop
There’s more to do in Thailand than watch a girl display her flexibility
Step by step
Travellers to altitudes need to be encouraged to go up gradually without the use of drugs
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
Must See
The Honourable Woman
This well written, well researched saga will move you but also leave you disturbed.
Sophia Pande
Gizmo
An electrical ride
Electric scooters may fall low on the ‘hip’ meter compared to their fossil-fuelled counterparts, but in a country where riders have to regularly…
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In this issue:
Be Right Back | Editorial: Death Of Justice | Nepal’s soft underbelly | Dolma Impact Fund | The sad saga of the Adhikari family | The law and the media | Seeing a profit motive | Eat, Pray, Shop | Step by step | Children of war | Statute of denial | Daring to deliver | Still missing them