Sinkhole
As Deuba orders authorities to bury street sinkholes, a political sinkhole is forming and threatens to swallow the Constitution
July 21-27, 2017
Headline
Editorial
Shadow Government
Not in recent memory has Nepal had a weaker government than now. The NC-Maoist coalition was forged after UML Prime Minister KP Oli had the rug…
No Author
Columns
GUEST EDITORIAL by Govind Pokharel
Rebuilding for all
Despite delays and the massive challenges ahead, the National Reconstruction Authrority (NRA) is catching up with the needs of survivors of the…
Connecting Dots by Dinkar Nepal
Influencing the influencers
Nepal wants and needs a credible political alternative to the existing parties
The deadline by Damakant Jayshi
Manchurian candidates
ATLANTA -- Nepalis are all too familiar with the frequent rise and fall of governments: we have had 24 of them in the 26 years since the…
So far so good by Lisa Choegyal
Shooting the rapids
The pioneers of the early days of river running in Nepal
Miss Moti-vation by Kripa Joshi
The best way to pay
Comment by Bjørn Lomborg
Learning from malaria
The world needs to respond to other global challenges with similar smart investments as it has done with malaria
On the Way Up by Kanak Mani Dixit
Missing a creative curator
We must complete the projects and plans that Dina Bangdel had for Nepal
Backside by Ass
#Enough Already
Facebook Nepal’s rainy season gets a lot of bad press for its mud, leeches, diarrhoea (verbal and gastric) and flooded streets that swallow up…
Nation
Sinkhole
As Deuba orders authorities to bury street sinkholes, a political sinkhole is forming and threatens to swallow the Constitution
Metro without mayor
"Maoists did not just tear up ballot papers, but attacked democracy as well."
Building back alone
An earthquake survivor rebuilt his house and his family’s livelihood all by himself
Shreejana Shrestha
Rebuilding lives as important as rebuilding homes
Even if earthquake families move into new houses, they need help finding jobs
Shreejana Shrestha
Nepali Times Buzz
Cutting the lifeline
‘Protecting life’ under the Trump administration in the US will put more Nepali women's lives on the line
Kate Ryan
Must See
Spider-Man: Homecoming
The main problem with this film is that it doesn’t vault over the boundaries of age and appeal to adults in the same way that it is great for teenagers
Sophia Pande
From The Nepali Press
Crossborder policing
Rameshwar Bohara in Himal Khabarpatrika, 16-22 July Police in and around the Kathmandu Valley are equipped with state-of-the-art communication…
No Author
Biz Brief
Ola in Nepal
The Indian ride-hailing company Ola has said it is looking at expanding into Nepal as part of its foray into Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, Indian…
No Author
In this issue:
Sinkhole | Editorial: Shadow Government | Influencing the influencers | Manchurian candidates | Shooting the rapids | Walls as art, not barriers | Cutting the lifeline | Metro without mayor | Insallah | Build back alone | Rebuilding life as important as rebuilding homes | Enough already