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#668 ( 9-15 August 2013 )
Not enough homework has been done on an ambitious program to equip 20% of government schools with computers and internet
#668 ( 9-15 August 2013 )
A quarter of Nepal’s population is now online and traditional media is being left behind
#667 ( 2-8 August 2013 )
Nepal’s most isolated district used to be known for hunger and disease, but new farm methods have improved nutrition and incomes
#666 ( 26 July-1 August 2013 )
Nepal’s most deadly epidemic is happening on its highways
#666 ( 26 July-1 August 2013 )
#665 ( 19-25 July 2013 )
The invasion of Simraongarh by Gheyas-ud-din Tughlaq in 1352 had a far-reaching impact on Kathmandu Valley
#664 ( 12-18 July 2013 )
Kathmandu’s airport taxis look like museum pieces ... finally they are going to be replaced by newer cars
#664 ( 12-18 July 2013 )
Comrades who fought alongside each other have charted out different futures for themselves
#664 ( 12-18 July 2013 )
Thousands of women across Nepal are still seeking justice for war time rape
#663 ( 5-11 July 2013 )
Kathmandu’s first electric crematorium will reduce funeral costs, but will have to overcome cultural sensitivities
#663 ( 5-11 July 2013 )
When greed drives roads, it can destroy the economy, culture and environment of fragile and remote valleys like Tsum
#663 ( 5-11 July 2013 )
New roads are changing the economy of previously inaccessible districts of eastern Nepal
#662 ( 28 June-4 July 2013 )
Nepal Airlines is finally breaking from its past with its Airbus order, but must reform management by the time the jets arrive in 2015
#662 ( 28 June-4 July 2013 )
It’s official: widening Kathmandu’s roads is not the solution to traffic management
#662 ( 28 June-4 July 2013 )
When the solution lies in better public transport, walking, and biking paths
#661 ( 21-27 June 2013 )
George Varughese and Tamar Luster
Setting up a Truth and Reconciliation Commission will not by itself ensure truth or reconciliation
#661 ( 21-27 June 2013 )
Politicians think they can punish the people and still get their support
#661 ( 21-27 June 2013 )
Despite the challenges, women broadcasters are making their presence felt on the airwaves
#660 ( 14-20 June 2013 )
In a remote corner of eastern Nepal, villagers log timber to barter for food from Tibet
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