Pulling a poll cart
Diwakar Chettri Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal is under mounting pressure to announce a date for local elections, but so far he has only…
February 17-23, 2017
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Editorial
Inbound rebound
Kunda Dixit Nepal’s tourism industry has taken some hard knocks lately. There was the human tragedy of the earthquake, and just as the country…
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Columns
GUEST EDITORIAL by Jiwan Bahadur Shahi
A solid tourism brand
Madhu Sudan Dahal Nepal’s tourism industry survived a devastating earthquake two years ago. It hit rock bottom, and now it can only go up. Nepal…
So far so good by Lisa Choegyal
Fire in the afternoon
Once upon a time, Lady Elephant helped put out the flames at Tiger Tops
Miss Moti-vation by Kripa Joshi
Nevertheless, she persisted
Nation
Pulling a poll cart
Dahal needs to show he wants elections, otherwise the NC and UML could gang up against him
2 million by 2020
Nepal has set an ambitious target to increase tourist numbers, but is it realistic?
Shreejana Shrestha
Review
Nepali Times Buzz
Worldly-wise women
A whole day of stories, workshops, panels, performance by women for women this Saturday
Smriti Basnet
Kathmandu’s Silicon Alley and the Law
Archaic laws and limited e-commerce hold back start-up offering a new motorcycle ride-sharing app
Sonia Awale
Relic of a legacy
Kaiser library, one of the jewels of the Rana crown, awaits repairs after the earthquake
Shuvechchhya Pradhan
Must See
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Biz Brief
House of music
M.A.W. Music, authorised distributor of Yamaha Music, opened its showroom for professional audio systems and musical instruments in Naxal.…
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In this issue:
Pulling a poll cart | Editorial : Inbound rebound | Fire in the afternoon | Chicken or egg? | Worldy - wise women | Kathmandu's Silicon Alley and the law | Relic of legacy | Mahabir's dream coming true | 2 million by 2020