Looking back to the future
Nepalis have waited 200 years for a nation that they can once more be proud of.
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Columns
One To Many by Bidushi Dhungel
Forcing us to forget
As a society we have failed the victims of conflict in more ways than one
Making It Plain by Navin Jha
Triangular relationship
Madhesi leaders believe PM Oli has no intention of following through on his commitments
Backside by Ass
And the rest of the news that didn’t fit
Weekly news roundup to bring our valued customers up to speed on goings-on in this great country of ours.
Nation
Dying for others
The royal tour has revived a debate in Nepal to redefine Nepal-UK relations that allows Gurkha recruitment.
Forecast: more thunderstorms
Climate change and lack of awareness is increasing the number of deaths from lightning strikes in the world’s most densely populated mountain nation
Unintended Trans-Himalayan Consequences
Did New Delhi ever imagine that its coercive strategy would backfire this badly?
So you want to be a voluntourist?
Well-meaning foreigners are being duped by fake orphanages unknowingly contributing to a vicious cycle of abuse
Michael Nishimura
The Runaways
Hundreds of young Nepali boys who ran away from home to Indian cities long to return
Review
Gout de France review
Goût de France returns for a second run in an evening of fine dining at The Chimney Restaurant
Liew Yu Wei
Nepali Times Buzz
Must See
Homeland Season 5
Homeland succeeds in its fifth season because for the first time, the human relationships portrayed in it are grown up and believable, like Carrie Mathieson herself.
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From The Nepali Press
In this issue:
Dying for others | Editorial: Looking back to the future | Forcing us to forget | Traingular relationship | Unintended Trans - Himalayan Consequences | The Burning man | The sharp edges of history | Remembering the war | First Female CJ | So you want to be a voluntourist? | he Runaways | Bringing them back | Reunited | Don't want to go home