A partial glance
GOPEN RAI After the death of an Indian protester in Birganj this week, India has tightened its blockade on Nepal. The economic damage to the…
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November 6-12, 2015
Headline
Editorial
Flag waving
India expects us to wave the white flag. Our leaders are waving the national flag. Neither is a way out.
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Columns
One To Many by Bidushi Dhungel
The autumn of the patriot
The leadership has no choice but to reach out to Delhi and make amends
As It Happens by Om Astha Rai
Look south
China cannot alleviate the pain inflicted by India on Nepal, let’s look within and mend fences
All In The Mind by Anjana Rajbhandary
Chasing the dragon
Media has glamourised heroin addiction somewhat, but the true effects of heroin are very different in real life.
Backside by The Ass
The Day of the Donkey
Some readers may find this week’s column disturbing and objectionable because it will make no reference to the unofficial “Blockade” imposed by so-called “India” on purported “Nepal”.
Nation
Prepared for takeoff
Nepal Airlines needs a complete management overhaul before further fleet expansion
Qatar is reforming labour laws, but is Nepal?
Nepal first needs to reform its own laws to protect Nepali migrant workers in the Gulf
The tug of the motherland
The third generation of young Nepalis in Hong Kong are eager to return to earthquake-hit Nepal
Review
Phalano Coffeeghar
Phalano Coffeeghar is a welcome respite from the usually over-priced eateries around Pulchok and Jhamel.
Nepali Times Buzz
The young in Jazz
Jazz for the Next Generation showcased a high standard of up-and-coming local musical talent.
Real people, real lives
Philip’s photography depicts the silent and the invisible, he is an ardent believer in the unfiltered projection of truth.
Film South Asia 2015
This year, FSA has 43 films from South Asia, ranging from a documentary on press freedom in a highly dangerous place for reporting to a story about a Salman Khan look-alike.
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Must See
The Salt of the Earth
In the hands of a man like Sebastião Salgado, pictures can indeed become testaments written in light and shadow.
In this issue:
A partial glance | Editorial: Flag Waving | Prepared for takeoff | The autumn of the patriot | Look south | Real people, real lives | Chasing the dragon | The tug of the motherland | Qatar is reforming labour laws, but is Nepal? | Working away from home | Backside: The Day of the Donkey