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JONATHAN WATTS IN LONDON

Wap whipped by i-mode

JONATHAN WATTS IN LONDON

Huddled masses yearning to be rich
The discovery of 35 corpses of illegal immigrants in Britain this week is bound to heat up the debate on economic migrants.
FAISAL ISLAM IN LONDON

NATION
In Kathmandu rain, disillusionment reigns

BARBARA ADAMS

A lot more rhinos



Powerless to export
Nepal will not be able to export hydropower to India unless a Power Trading Agreement is in place.
BINOD BHATTARAI

Dust to dust
The number of days in January with visibility better than 8 km at noon had decreased front 25 days in the 1970 to only five days in 1993. By 2000 there were only two days when the pollution haze had cleared by midday.
KUNDA DIXIT

Legalise cricket gambling

RAKESH WADHWA

Flower power in Kathmandu
Private companies are vying to adopt traffic islands in Kathmandu.
HEMLATA RAI

Woman to woman
Women are almost always victimised by men, right? Wrong.
JASMINE RAJBHANDARY

LEISURE
Few Visitors to Costly World Fair
The Hungarian pavilion at the Expo 2000 is one of the most spectacular exhibits.
MARTIN BENSLEY

Music therapy for chaotic kathmandu

SALIL SUBEDHI AND MIN BAJRACHARYA

TRAVEL
Off the beaten trek
The bakery at the edge of the galaxy
SALIL SUBEDHI

SPORTS
No match for gamblers
Who says cricket corruption is a predominantly south asia phenomenon
NEVILLE DE SILVA

CULTURE
Patan's Grand Temple Golden
Nepali Times brings readers the vivid sketches and passionate writings of Desmond Doig,
DESMOND DOIG

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