Timeless country
SEULKI LEE Two decades after the Maoists launched their war by attacking a police station at Holeri of Rolpa district on the night of 13…
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February 12-18, 2016
Headline
Editorial
Autopsy of a blockade
The most important lesson for Nepal from this crisis is to massage Big Brother’s ego and keep him happy.
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Columns
As It Happens by Om Astha Rai
The blockade that benefitted no one except smugglers
... but the damage it caused will stay on
One To Many by Bidushi Dhungel
Out with the old
Nepal’s civil society is now more of a hurdle than a contributor to creating an accountable and just society
Public Pulse by Navin Jha
What’s next in the Madhes?
Unrest will grow again in the plains unless Kathmandu initiates confidence building measures
Nation
What the people think about the ‘People’s War’
Two decades on, there is mostly disappointment in the cradle of the Maoist revolution
Nepali Times Buzz
The Mithila avatar
In 'Kalpavriksha', S C Suman implores us to imagine a more harmonious future for Nepal
Michael Nishimura
Surviving the fall
The young couple out on a secret date lived to tell the tale of Dharara's fall
Smriti Basnet
Between Syria and Nepal
Bassel Shreiqi and Sangita Lama find that love is more powerful than war
Michael Nishimura
Must See
Crimson Peak
A film absolutely worth watching, mainly for the unbelievable sets, costumes, and the performances
Sophia Pande
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In this issue:
Timeless Country | Editorial: Autopsy of a blockade | Out with the old | The Blockade that benefitted no one except smugglers | What's next in the Madhes? | Pokhara's Hidden Secrets | Surviving the falls | Between Syria and Nepal | The Mithila avatar | What the people think about the 'People's War' | The spark that lit the revolution