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PRASHANT JHA in NORTH BIHAR

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An alternative to the World Bank and IMF
MICHAEL SHANK and AMI CARPENTER

NATION
Dying to get better



Thamel’s Lost Innocence
Kathmandu’s tourist ghetto is a snakes and ladders game
IRENE PERONI

Saving a botanists’ paradise
Charismatic mammals get all the attention, but there is a separate thrill in finding rare plants below Kangchenjunga
SAMPREETHI AIPANJIGULY in PANCHTHAR

Sick system
Nepal’s poor can’t depend on foreign well-wishers or profit-minded doctors in the cities for much longer
NICK MEYNEN in HUMLA

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Aiming high with Kagbeni
The first Nepali feature film to be shot digitally is being released all over Nepal, India and even in New York
MALLIKA ARYAL

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# 381

	STATE OF THE STATE by CK LAL
From rust to dust

	TARAI EYE by PRASHANT JHA
Running out of time

	STRICTLY BUSINESS by ASHUTOSH TIWARI
No jerks allowed

	COMMENT by ROOP JYOTI
Benazir Bhutto and Vipassana

Photojournal 2008

UPDATE
•	To integrate or not to integrate
	3.30PM NST \| 9 January 2008
•	Poll date this week
	2.45PM NST \| 6 January 2008
•	Anxiety again over polls
	10.41AM NST \| 4 January 2008

EDITORIAL
•	The power of water

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•	Old wounds
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•	Gorkhaland re-ignites

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