Deuba IV
Subhas Rai The man who failed as Prime Minister not just once, twice, but three times is all set to become Nepal’s Prime Minister for the fourth…
June 2-8, 2017
Headline
Editorial
WHITE SWANS
The Black Swan Theory is used by business experts to classify events that disrupt a planned trajectory of a company, or a nation’s economy.…
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Columns
GUEST EDITORIAL by Swarnim Waglé
Nepal 2030
Nepalis and their economy are innately resilient. Even when the earthquakes of 2015 devastated parts of the country, our GDP growth rate did not…
On the Way Up by Kanak Mani Dixit
Who will lead the charge?
The man who was to have led the campaign for the restitution of Nepal’s looted statuary is no more
One World by Joseph E Stiglitz
Trump's rogue America
His rejection of science, in particular climate science, threatens technological progress
Backside by Ass
Seeking assylum in Nepal
Several valued customers have taken me aside during Happy Hour in the past week to ask if the second phase of election will take place as…
Nation
Deuba IV
The man who failed as Prime Minister not just once, twice, but three times is all set to become Nepal’s Prime Minister for the fourth time
Taking politics out of the economy
Nepal can attain lower middle income status by 2030, but conditions apply
Burning in the aftermath
Earthquake survivors in temporary shelters, especially children, are at risk of burn injuries
Sahina Shrestha
Review
Hard to forget
11 years after the conflict ended, victims and their families need the truth
Nepali Times Buzz
Putting it down on paper
Designer shows where art and craft can converge to make high-quality Nepali products
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The Rana reign
Sagar Rana’s detailed historical recap of his clan’s 100-year rule over Nepal
Timely climb
Handmade watches taken to the top of Mt Everest will be auctioned to help earthquake survivors
Shreejana Shrestha
Nepali street names in England
A small parish town southwest of London gives its streets Nepali names
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Cat man do
Catmandu Lovers is giving personalised attention to abandoned, seriously-malnourished, sickly and injured kittens
Pema S Lama
Must See
Hacksaw ridge
The events at Hacksaw Ridge are the high point of Gibson’s filmmaking, but they are also the stuff of nightmares
Sophia Pande
From The Nepali Press
Teaching Nepali in China
Himal Khabarpatrika, 28 May – 3 June As China’s influence and investment grow internationally, there is increasing interest in learning English…
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Biz Brief
Economy perks up
After doom and gloom after the earthquake and Blockade that brought down growth rate in 2015-16 to nearly 0%, Nepal is set to rebound. In his…
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In this issue:
Deuba IV | Editorial: White Swans | Who will lead the charge ? | Hard to forget | Taking politics out of the economy | utting it down on paper | The Rana Reign | Timely Climb | Nepali street names in England | Who will be the new Chief Sec? | Burning the aftermath | Seeking assylum in Nepal