Enough is enough
As the tortuous negotiations over Madhesi demands for changes in the constitution drag on in Kathmandu, and 28 million people reel under a…
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December 4-10, 2015
Headline
Editorial
Calling a blockade a spade
Whatever your political persuasion, accept that Nepal is in throes of a humanitarian emergency
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Columns
Between The Lines by Tsering Dolker Gurung
Invest, include, improve
As with Nepal's politics newsrooms here lack representation
By The Way by Anurag Acharya
Tea and biscuits
Nepal’s political leadership should be a part of the solution, and not a part of the problem
Comment by Seulki Lee
Back after 10 years
“When I returned to Nepal last month, the place was once more in political and economic turmoil.”
Backside by Ass
The Bottom Line
Friends, Romans and countrymen, lend me your ears. I stand before you today with yet another column that will tangentially, in passing, and in…
Nation
Over the hump
The fragile state of the highway to Tibet doesn’t offer much immediate hope in expanding Nepal-China trade
Dambar K Shrestha
Delayed by blockade
Hydropower projects already delayed by the earthquake will have to put off their completion dates due to the blockade
Lokmani Rai
Every breath we take
Despite the drop in emission due to the blockade, pollution chokes Kathmandu Valley this winter
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Gautam’s way forward
Lost in Transition is a refreshingly dogma-free analysis of Nepal’s recent past and a blueprint for the future
Review
Mixed media
It is impossible to escape a sense of awe when you look at the pieces currently on display at Siddhartha Art Gallery
Hannan Lewsley
Nepali Times Buzz
A visible change
To compete with social media, Nepal’s legacy papers need to prioritise visual storytelling
Ayesha Shakya
Far from home
An audiovisual exhibition to provide a glimpse into the lives of women migrant workers
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Must See
Mr. Holmes
While it may not be set in Baker Street, it is an essential imagining and extension of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Sophia Pande
From The Nepali Press
No permits for e-buses
Pravin Dhakal in Nagarik, 25 November Prime Minister KP Oli in his address to the nation last week promised to immediately introduce electric…
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In this issue:
Enough is enough | Editorial: Calling a Blockade a spade | Invest, include, improve | Over the hump | Eye in the sky | Tea and biscuits | A visible change | Just Running Around | Far From Home | Mountain Cinema | Telling the Sherpa story | Watchdog vs CIAA | The worst drought | No permits for e-buses | Boomtime in Lamjung | Delayed by Blockade | Backside: The Bottom Line