Show stopper
Two weeks after the final phase of elections, the NC, voted out by the people, clings to power, while the Left Alliance is struggling to form the new government.
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December 22-28, 2017
Headline
Editorial
State of Confusion
Democracy comes with a warning label: it has to be handled with care, is always a work in progress, it is prone to abuse and demands patience. The 2017 elections were a case in point.
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Columns
Miss Moti-vation by Kripa Joshi
You are the sky
You are the sky. Everything else - it’s just the weather. - Pema Chödrön.
Connecting Dots by Dinkar Nepal
Rising from the ashes
If the Nepali Congress doesn’t overhaul its leadership, it will soon be extinct
Backside by The Ass
Erratum
It is our duty, as journalists, to adhere to the truth as far as humanely possible. But, now and then, we make mistakes. Who doesn’t? And when…
Nation
Put back what you pump out
Kathmandu Valley’s water table is falling fast as demand for water empties aquifers
Show stoppper
Two weeks after the final phase of elections, the NC, voted out by the people, clings to power, while the Left Alliance is struggling to form the new government
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Nepali Times Buzz
Coming full circle at Mainapokhari
Nani Maiya and baby survived a Maoist attack 13 years ago in which her husband was killed. This week she had to congratulate the Maoist in-charge who won the election.
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Two and a half hours fly by with jokes, homages, great action sequences that are designed as set pieces but are so organic to the film that they fit right in
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Biz Brief
Awards for Qatar
Qatar Airways was named Best Airline for International First Class, Best First-Class Seat Design and Best Airline in the Middle East, for the…
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In this issue:
Show Stopper | Editorial: State of confusion | Rising from the ashes | Dancing to freedom | A dying practice | Coming full circle at Mainapokhari | On Queen's Pond | Health on hold | Put back what you pump out