Rain and shine
[DEEPENDRA BAJTACHARYA/credit] An alley in Jaisedewal in Kathmandu simmers in morning mist this week after a spell of winter rain sent the…
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December 19-25, 2014
[DEEPENDRA BAJTACHARYA/credit] An alley in Jaisedewal in Kathmandu simmers in morning mist this week after a spell of winter rain sent the…
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Politicians agree to agree, sending a sense of cautious optimism about the constitution, but they need to settle their power struggle first
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This year’s two Nobel Peace Prize winners have already benefitted thousands of Nepali children and will inspire them
There is much more to the constitution debate than the constitution
Freedom of expression can’t be selective, it includes the freedom to speak about changing one’s religion
Some of you have approached the Donkey individually and in groups at social gatherings in the ’Du in recent weeks to ask if the constitution…
Ram Shrestha proves it is possible to provide affordable, quality health care and education to Nepalis
A place that serves good value for money Italian, Chinese and Continental selections along with the regular fast food variety
Claire Li Yingxue
A selection of books to curl up with this winter holiday recommended by the staff of Nepali Times
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Man’s best friend has friends when he is in trouble
New findings show that plants do, in fact, process information and communicate with each other intelligently
An inspiring and insightful life story about the revered Stephen Hawking's journey through ALS
Sophia Pande
The Canon EOS 1200D DSLR camera offers extraordinary and comfortable features at a good bargain
Yantrick
CA member Gagan Thapa’s Facebook post on the spate of recent road fatalities, 12 December
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Editorial: One Month to go |Kailash, Malala and Nepal |Contentious consensus |"The Clock is Ticking" |To the rescue of Kathmandu’s canines |Spreading warmth this winter |Plant intelligence |Only half free |Walking the talk |Wheels of death |The Biker |Back to religion |Foreign hand |Backside: Asstrologers and horrorscopes