Parlour games
Diwakar Chettri Nepal has been ruled by a three-party syndicate after the end of the conflict in 2006, and throughout the decade-long transition…
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Columns
Connecting Dots by Dinkar Nepal
Aftershocks of the Blockade
Nepal and India both need to learn their lessons, and move on to improve bilateral ties
So far so good by Lisa Choegyal
“Tell me more …”
Liz Hawley said goodbye and thank you, then expressed surprise to be still alive the following morning
Backside by Ass
Cricket glossary
Asia is divided into two types of countries: those that play cricket and those that eat them. The Line of Control between these two…
Interview
Digitising archives, sharing knowledge
Nepali Times caught up with James Nye, Bibliographer Southern Asia at Joseph Regenstein Library at the University of Chicago during a visit to Kathmandu this month
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Multimedia
Not so long ago
Remarkable images of Kathmandu Valley show how much and how fast we changed
Nepali Times
Must See
The Cloverfield Paradox
Equipped with gore, horror, thrills, secrets, and mysteries,the film never bores
Sophia Pande
From The Nepali Press
Biz Brief
Service swap
Turkish Airlines and Tranquillity Spa in Kathmandu have signed a year-long MoU allowing the airline’s employees 50% discount on the spa and…
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In this issue:
Miracles happens | Editorial: Parlour Games | Aftershocks of the Blockade | On Air to deter child marriage | Tell me more | Natural intelligence | Not so long ago | Land Reform in Cold War Nepal | We cannot change federalism, but we can change leaders | Air Jam | Cricket glossary