Polling Together
Two years after bloody clashes, Tikapur is trying to bury the past to hold local elections
Shreejana Shrestha
June 23-29, 2017
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Editorial
Polls apart
Bikram Rai Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba entered his official residence in Baluwatar for the fourth time in 20 years on Monday morning at…
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Columns
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Darjeeling and the idea of India
I was relating a bedtime story to our six-year-old son when my wife read an SMS on her phone: ‘Enough is enough. We want Gorkhaland now.’ Her…
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Sons of the famous
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The fine print
Allow me warn readers at the outset that this week’s column contains information that some may find disturbing. You are therefore advised to…
Nation
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Moving after shaking
Over 2,600 families in villages threatened by quake-induced landslides need to be urgently resettled before the monsoon
Polling Together
Two years after bloody clashes, Tikapur is trying to bury the past to hold local elections
Shreejana Shrestha
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Education in her blood
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Sean Shoemaker
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Biz Brief
Revenues rise slightly
Nepal’s revenue rose 6% in mid March-mid June this year, and the country’s public debt is trending down the past four years due to budget…
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In this issue:
Polling together | Editorial: Polls Apart | Voting to forget | Darjeeling and the idea of India | Sons of the famous | Education in her blood | All our yesterday | The Peace Corps in Nepal | Moving after shaking | Ballot POwer | The pain and shame of 1 million Nepali women | The Fine Print