March 9-15, 2007
Headline
Editorial
In the interim
In their impatience, the Maoists entered the interim legislature without completing arms management. That created problems all around. Now they…
Columns
Guest Column by SUNITA TAMANG
The power of one
If one girl could do this, imagine what governments can do
Economic Sense by ARTHA BEED
Bringing the boys back home
Bidesi Nepalis need to find innovative ways to engage with the homeland
Here And There by DANIEL LAK
Youth and hope
Nepal needs to hang on to its most valuable resource, its youngsters
State Of The State by CK LAL
Let the games begin
The politics of masks, sidestepping, feints, and gambits
Backside by Ass
What’s the plan, Gyan?
Can't envy Sitaula having to sit through a two-and-half-hour grilling at the kangresi central committee meeting last week. The home minister had…
Nation
Baby bajar
THOMAS BELL In the cramped Anamnagar office of an adoption broker and his dusty orphanage in Ratopul, Nepali Times this week made arrangements…
ANAGHA NEELAKANTAN
"I want to be a guerrilla"
PICS: KISHOR RIMAL Travelling to Rolpa from Kathmandu, there are plenty of signs of the physical scars of the ten-year old insurgency. Destroyed…
KISHOR RIMAL in ROLPA
Moving Target
From The Nepali Press
Green Wealth
ANNAPURNA POSTGREEN WEALTH: Since mid-February Maoists have been cutting down sissau trees from Pumori Agro Forestry in Kumrose, Chitwan, whisch…
In this issue:
On sale |In the interim |Editorial: The power of one |Let the games begin |“I want to be a guerrilla” |Bringing the boys back home |Still fearful in Rolpa |Who’s who |Still hopeful |Get on with it |Suicidal |10 years on air |Thinking nationally, acting locally |Youth and hope |Post-truth Nepal |No to June |Baby bajar |Lack of laws |“I want my son back” |Kids as business |Setting up shop |Backside: What’s the plan, Gyan?