Two thousand widows
ROJITA ADHIKARI Nani Maiya Prajapati (above) was serving food to her daughter, son-in-law and their two children when the building in Sankhu…
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August 14-20, 2015
Headline
Editorial
The authority to rebuild
Do we have the political will to save time and money to fuse the long-pending Disaster Management Authority with the Reconstruction Authority?
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Columns
By The Way by Anurag Acharya
It ain’t over yet
The parties have arbitrarily drawn state boundaries, but who is going to own this draft constitution?
All In The Mind by Anjana Rajbhandary
Maybe baby
It is unfair to expect a woman to be a great mother, daughter, sister, wife, niece, aunt, a successful professional who can still cook two meals a day
As It Happens by Om Astha Rai
Bound by boundaries
If the disputed districts must be recarved to bring the Madhesi, Tharus and Janajatis on board, let us do it.
Backside by Ass
Provincial mentality
Anyhoo, the headlines are peppered this week with refutations. Everyone is in denial: KPO has denied that he is in a tearing hurry to be Prime…
Nation
Better build back
Nepal’s post-earthquake rehabilitation now hinges on the formation of a credible and independent Reconstruction Authority
Sonia Awale
The August Offensive
This is the fifth in the series on the experiences of the Gurkhas at Gallipoli exactly 100 years ago in August 1915.
2,000 widows
Women who lost their husbands in the earthquake suffer bereavement and a lonely struggle for survival
Rojita Adhikari
None of the above
Nepalis don’t trust the present crop of leaders, but this is an opportunity for fresh new faces to win public support through performance.
It's governance, stupid
The parties are obsessed with politics, but people care more about inflation, joblessness and corruption
Mother’s name
Widespread coverage of protests in favour of citizenship in the name of mothers seems to have had an impact on public opinion.
Review
Multimedia
INFOGRAPHICS: Himalmedia Nationwide Public Opinion Survey 2015
More than 3,500 respondents in 35 districts were interviewed earlier this month in the Himalmedia Nationwide Public Opinion Survey 2015. We have…
Ayesha Shakya
Nepali Times Buzz
Remembering the future
photo.circle launched a fundraising sale of archival photographs to help the reconstruction of historical houses and patis of Patan
Stéphane Huët
Soulmates in Cyberspace
Nepal’s matrimonial scene is catching fire on Tinder and the social web
Karma Gurung
Must See
A Little Chaos
You will probably come out of A Little Chaos being amused at the light fun it sometimes pokes at the characters
Sophia Pande
Gizmo
From The Nepali Press
On more bloodshed
Gopal Kiranti in [www.onlinekhabar.com](http://www.onlinekhabar.com ), 9 August
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In this issue:
Two thousand windows | Editorial: The authority of rebuild | It ain’t over yet | Better build back | Race to the bottom | Remembering the future | The Vision Thing | Maybe Baby | The August Offensive | 2,000 widows | Finally federalism | More able | Innovations in Nepal’s Tourism Industry | Nepali businesses need to introduce new products to the market | Bound by boundaries | Backside: Provincial mentality