Cooling off period
BIKRAM RAI Despite a boycott by the opposition alliance, the Constituent Assembly has given itself more time to finish work on a questionnaire…
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February 6-12, 2015
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Editorial
THE ‘F’ WORD
If federalism is a fait accompli let’s try to minimise the damage that it will cause
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Columns
The Gadfly by David Seddon
Devolution without federalism
There are many other ways to ensure proper representation without the need for federalism per se
The deadline by Damakant Jayshi
Rulers and the ruled
It is as if the political party leadership is living on a different planet from the people
Backside by Ass
Deadly serious
Some of you have stopped the Ass in the street this week to ask questions like: “Which way is the country headed?” or “Is there going to be a…
Nation
Putting wind in the map
Areas of Nepal have wind profiles ideally suited to meet peak electricity demand
Kushal Gurung
In the shadow of death
The suicide rate in Nepal’s most prosperous and literate districts is rising alarmingly
Cracks in the Madhesi front
Marred by deep distrust, Madhesi parties look incapable of serving the Maoist interest
Interview
“More optimistic now about Nepal”
Takehiko Nakao, President of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), believes Nepal has huge potential for development that can only be unleashed with…
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“We should have probably waited for a less sensitive moment.”
Nepali Times spoke to the Head of Delegation of the European Union to Nepal, Ambassador Rensje Teerink, about the objections from the Nepal…
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Review
Samar Singh Jodha
Jodha is in Kathmandu to talk about Sustainability and capacity-building through art
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Multimedia
End pain, not lives
A hidden mental health epidemic is leading to an increase in suicides in Nepal
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An affair of the art
For the last five years, Sangeeta Thapa has been involved in diverse projects
Stéphane Huët
A day in the life of a Kathmandu wedding band
Hanging out with the Everest Band Baja for a day
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H. Pylori: the good and the bad.
In 1982, to the astonishment of the medical world, two Australian scientists, Barry Marshall and J. Robin Warren discovered a bacterium…
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
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In this issue:
Cooling off period | Editorial: The 'F' Word | Devolution without Federalism | Putting wind in the map | Rulers and the ruled | “More optimistic now about Nepal” | An affair of the art | A Day in the Life of a Kathmandu Wedding Band | Samar Singh Jodha | H. Pylori: the good and the bad. | “We should have probably waited for a less sensitive moment.” | End pain, not lives | In the shadow of death | Cracks in the Madhesi front | For and against | Backside: Deadly Serious