Tottering future
KUNDA DIXIT Next week, Nepal will mark the 80th anniversary of the Great Earthquake that killed at least 17,000 people. On a sunny winter…
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January 9-15, 2015
Headline
Editorial
Columns
Outside In by Ted Atkins
New year, new start
There is no franchise on happiness or achievement, anyone can do it
On The Road by Guna Raj Luitel
Twice blessed
Nepal’s most-famous comedian duo MaHa (Madan Krishna Shrestha and Hari Bansha Acharya) don’t just make us laugh at ourselves, they have also…
The deadline by Damakant Jayshi
Sky won’t fall but that’s not the point
We have been waiting nearly eight years for a new constitution, but can the parties justify another extension?
Backside by Ass
What will be will be
If the number of arsetrologers descending upon us these days from Down South is any indication, then this country is heading towards a glorious…
Nation
Spanner in the works
UML-Madhesi dispute adds new uncertainty to constitution negotiations
Mirage of prosperity
Nepal would be silly not to hitch her hydropower potential to the Indian grid, but conditions apply
Business
Disaster and Development
Investing time and resources in preparing for shocks will save lives and protect communities from other losses
Helen Clark
Review
Journeying for art
Gurung’s approach reflects a sensibility that should be welcomed in contemporary Nepali visual culture
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The Rox
Dining at the Rox involves not merely eating but a complete gastronomic experience
Ruby Tuesday
Multimedia
Preparing to be prepared
National Earthquake Safety Day on 15 January is a reminder to be ready for the coming Big One
Nepali Times Buzz
Nepal’s Good Luck Cat
The discovery of the endangered Pallas Cat in Manang has encouraged conservationists studying Himalayan biodiversity
Sonam Tashi Lama
Why so many deaths?
Without documented causes of death, there is a lot of speculation to identify the reasons for the high rates of death among Nepali migrant workers
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
Must See
Into the Woods
Into the Woods collapses four beloved tales by the Grimm Brothers into one unholy, fairly incomprehensible mega fairy tale
Sophia Pande
Gizmo
Slimmed down
Slim and light the Elfie S5.1 is a delight for users who prefer form over function
Yantrick
From The Nepali Press
In this issue:
Tottering future | Editorial: Unnatural Disaster | Spanner in the works | Mirage of prosperity | Disaster and Development | New year, new start | Twice Blessed | Nepal's GoodLuck Cat | Journeying for art | Why so many deaths? | Bringing Cuba back | Preparing to be prepared | “There was so much dust it became dark” | Bad air | Backside: What will be will be