Blazing trails
pics: Cody tuttleNEGOTIATING WITH NATURE: A mule train with earthquake relief passes a precarious landslide triggered by the 25 May quake, made…
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July 24-30, 2015
Headline
Editorial
Made to jump through hoops
Instead of making things easier for earthquake survivors, the government machinery is structured to make it as hard as possible to get help.
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Columns
The deadline by Damakant Jayshi
Let’s move on
Chance to finally have a constitution for the people, by the people, of the people
One To Many by Bidushi Dhungel
Get it over already
Bureaucratic failure has nothing to do with nationalism or the level of loyalty individuals have to their country
Backside by Ass
Ass for national animal
Good thing the gubbermint declared a two-day holiday to submit our feedback on the draft constitution, because what I had to say about it could…
Nation
The high life
The earthquake hasn’t deterred families living in tall apartments from living there
Sahina Shrestha
Disaster geopolitics
The devastating flood of 1954 first exposed Nepal to the geopolitics of natural disasters
Sharad Ghimire and Tom Robertson
Even more secluded sanctuary
The earthquake and monsoon have made Tsum Valley more difficult to reach
Rinzin Norbu Lama
Blazing new trails in the monsoon
Some international mountaineers stayed on in Nepal after their expeditions were cancelled to help with quake relief
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Female refugees of Nepal’s earthquake
A new wave of outmigration of Nepali women desperate to earn cash to rebuild family homes
Karma Gurung
Caring in Kavre
Earthquake-related injuries have been replaced by pre-existing ailments
Peregrine Frissell
Review
Versatile versifier
A collection of 69 poems about Kathmandu’s unique architectural heritage sites
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Multimedia
Innovations in Nepal's Tourism Industry
Products and services need to be significantly improved if Nepal is to regain the confidence of incoming tourists and attract more visitors.
Siddharth Inc.
Nepali Times Buzz
Protecting the ruins
The earthquake has raised fresh fears of a surge in theft of Kathmandu’s religious objects
Sarthak Mani Sharma
Leaving shelter
Around 850 people who had been living in Tundikhel after the earthquake are now moving out of the military parade ground
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In this issue:
Blazing trails | Editorial : Made to jump through hoops | Get over it, already | The high life | Disaster geopolitics | Air time in the thin air | Protecting the ruins | Female refugees of Nepal’s earthquake | Caring in Kavre | Let’s move on | Blazing new trails in the monsoon | Even more secluded sanctuary | Honour people’s verdict | Who will be a Nepali | Backside: Ass for National Animal