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20-26 March 2015 #750

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20-26 March 2015 #750


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Editorial

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Columns

Between The Lines

by Tsering Dolker Gurung
If it bleeds, it still leads
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The deadline

by Damakant Jayshi
A temporary constitution
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Legalese

by Binita Dahal
Justice in transition
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Moving Target

by Foreign Hand
The Consensus Ruse
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Backside

by Ass
Facing-saving on FB
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Can Nepal attract half a million pilgrims by 2024?





By: Nepali Times
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Nation

Piped water still a pipe dream

Fifteen years behind schedule, the Melamchi Project to supply water to Kathmandu Valley is likely to be further delayed
Kenji Kwok
Piped water still a pipe dream

Going with the flow

Kathmandu should be considered uninhabitable because the city of 2.5 million has few functioning water mains
Uzabi Baidar
Going with the flow
Nepali Times Buzz

Mustang in march

There are many obscure villages in Lower Mustang that are mystical and can be reached on a day’s hike from Jomsom.
Cynthia Choo and Kenji Kwok
Mustang in march

Climbing to the divine

Belgian climber Damien François tries to explain the mystical fascination for mountains in his book
Stéphane Huët
Climbing to the divine

Accepting yourself

It's sad that families prioritise society’s judgement over their children’s happiness
Anjana Rajbhandary
Accepting yourself
Review

Maan Nam

Enjoy a nice cuppa coffee in the lush garden or try out your golfing skills
Someplace Else by Ruby Tuesday
Maan Nam
Must See

The Tale of the Princess Kaguya

A Japanese delight which is set to become another Studio Ghibli classic
Sophia Pande
The Tale of the Princess Kaguya
Gizmo

Googling Everest

People can now experience the Everest Trek from the comfort of their homes
Yantrick
Googling Everest

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eSpecial

Editorial

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Columns

Between The Lines

by Tsering Dolker Gurung
If it bleeds, it still leads
H2O

The deadline

by Damakant Jayshi
A temporary constitution
H2O

Legalese

by Binita Dahal
Justice in transition
H2O

Moving Target

by Foreign Hand
The Consensus Ruse
H2O

Backside

by Ass
Facing-saving on FB
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