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DEVAKI BISTA The opposition may have to go through with its show of force on Saturday, but should try to get it over with minimum fuss to resume…
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February 27 - March 5, 2015
Headline
Editorial
In an agitated state
The opposition may have to go through with its show of force on Saturday, but should try to get it over with minimum fuss to resume negotiations on the constitution.
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Columns
By The Way by Anurag Acharya
Tables turned
Outnumbered in the CA and lacking numbers on the streets, the opposition is waiting for a face-saving way to return to the table
GUEST COLUMN by Bihari K Shrestha
Waiting for a Nepali Kejriwal
Nepal’s grassroot communities also have anti-corruption crusaders waiting to come out and clean things up
Outside In by Ted Atkins
The Present
‘Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift and that’s why we call it the Present’.
Backside by Ass
Show of farce
Saturday’s rally is supposed to be opposition sabre-rattling to scare the sheets out of the unruling coalition, but it looks like all our Young…
Nation
Not yet boiling point
The people of the Tarai are angry, but not angry enough to join another protest movement led by Madhesi politicians
Rupees from rubbish
Private companies are stepping in to manage and make money from Kathmandu’s garbage
Sahina Shrestha
Political geography of Nepal’s Twittersphere
About 30,000 tweets that shared links from popular Nepali news websites were mined for this analysis.
Bibek Paudel
Business
Review
Tamarind Restro and Bar
Chilled place to watch live matches, enjoy jazz music or set up a business meeting
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Multimedia
Cramming for the SLCs
Students in Sindhupalchok move out and live on their own in dilapidated rooms to concentrate solely on SLC revision.
Cynthia Choo in SINDHUPALCHOK
Nepali Times Buzz
From Sanga to Singapore
A Singaporean set up a business to export the farm’s vegetables to her home country
Cynthia Choo
Aftershocks of the Everest avalanche
Big drop in Everest bookings this spring affects the livelihood of high-altitude Nepali guides
Intolerance for hate
One World Theatre produces a play to raise questions about intolerance
Stéphane Huët
Detecting heart murmurs
Echocardiogram machines are even available in remote corners of Nepal
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
Must See
Gizmo
All about that bass
Acompact stereo system delivering thumping bass and a myriad of connectivity options
Yantrick
From The Nepali Press
Pension woes
Tufan Neupane in Himal Khabarpatrika, 22-28 February In 1958, Indra Bahadur Thapa from Palpa joined the Indian army like hundreds of other…
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In this issue:
Red Guards | Editorial: In an agitated state | Tables turned | Not yet boiling point | Lifting modern Nepal | Istanbul stopover now easier for Nepalis | Waiting for a Nepali Kejriwal | From Sanga Singapore | Aftershocks of the Everest Avalanche | The Present | Detecting heart murmurs | Rupees from rubbish | Refusing the refuse | Challenges for new governor | Pension woes | Political geography of Nepal’s Twittersphere | Backside: Show of farce