Columns
Rock and a hard place
It doesn’t help that the Nepali state is intolerant, and the international community is oozing with arrogance
Political aftershocks
This is not the time to get bogged down in a debate about forming a national unity government
This is not how your story should end
Studies show there is a rise in suicide in communities affected by natural disasters
Nation
Where are we?
Ncell partners with Flowminder to track movement of Nepalis post-earthquake
Ayesha Shakya
Time to prey
Escaped traffickers are back in business luring quake survivors with promises of a better life for their children
Bhrikuti Rai
Haiti on our minds
Ordinary Haitians who survived their quake have a word of advice for Nepalis
Stéphane Huët
Back to the dark age
Nepal’s plan to end electricity rationing by 2017 will not be met because of earthquake damage
The Uprooted
An increasing number of people from earthquake affected districts are seeking shelter on the outskirts of Kathmandu Valley
Where have all the tourists gone?
The earthquake didn't damage Pokhara but it scared off most visitors
Epicentre of reconstruction
Barpak is rising from the rubble and is committed to building an even better town
Building blocks of rebuilding
Replacing bricks with alternatives that are safer, cheaper, cleaner and faster to build
Shreesha Nankhwa
Demolishing Kathmandu to rebuild it
Nepal lacks proper technology, equipment and technicians for large scale demolition of earthquake-damaged infrastructure
Sahina Shrestha
When it rains, it pours
The monsoon will compound post-earthquake health problems as families cope with infections
Sonia Awale
Multimedia
Quake from space
High-resolution satellite imagery can help the country assess hazards from landslides and save lives
Ayesha Shakya
Must See
Jupiter Ascending
If you need to get away from it all, this film might just be your thing
Sophia Pande
From The Nepali Press
In this issue:
It's coming | Editorial : Soon, The Monsoon | Rock and a hard place | Political aftershocks | Quake from space | Haiti on our minds | Back to the dark age | Where are we? | The Uprooted | Where have all the tourists gone? | Epicentre of reconstruction | Building blocks of reconstruction | Demolishing Kathmandu to rebuild it | Post mortem of collapsed buildings | When it rains, it pours | This is not how your story should end | Time to prey