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22-28 May 2015 #759

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22-28 May 2015 #759

One month after

Editorial

Living off the land

Columns

By The Way

by Anurag Acharya
in NUWAKOT

Path to recovery
One month after

Between The Lines

by Tsering Dolker Gurung
in GORKHA

Epicentre of reconstruction
One month after

Déjà vu for Tibet’s refugees

Living inside tented camps has brought back memories of the past for Tibetans

By: Tsering Dolker Gurung

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Nation

Growing back

Subsistence farmers in the disaster zone need help to grow food again

Sonia Awale

Growing back

Tourism is down, but not out

The normally busy Thamel intersection wears a deserted look during what should be peak tourist season

Om Astha Rai

Tourism is down, but not out

Crumbling palaces

Rana palaces converted into government buildings have red and yellow stickers

Sahina Shrestha

Crumbling palaces

“Partnership, trust, and coordination”

Even by Japanese standards the 25 April earthquake was a major one

“Partnership, trust, and coordination”

Chile takeaways

Leadership, leadership, leadership -- and governance

Sanjiv Shrestha in NEW YORK

Chile takeaways

Survivors help survivors

Help Nepal Network organise relief supplies bought with donations from Nepalis overseas for earthquake survivors

Kunda Dixit

Survivors help survivors

Physially challenged again

After the 25 April earthquake, one group that hasn’t received much attention are the disabled

Manisha Gauchan

Physially challenged again

Jiri bounces back

In Dolakha, the aftershock was more destructive than the main earthquake

Mark Zimmerman

Jiri bounces back

Preparedness saved lives

As it was retrofitted, a four-storey building didn’t suffer a single crack

Dambar Krishna Shrestha

Preparedness saved lives

Bungamati Kumari in quake shelter

The Living Goddess has been living in a shelter in her hometown that was devastated in the 25 April earthquake

Min Ratna Bajracharya

Bungamati Kumari in quake shelter

Orphans relocated

The earthquake has damaged dozens of children’s homes in Kathmandu Valley

Gopal Gartaula

Orphans relocated

Documenting loss

An app to collect information on status of damaged monuments

Stéphane Huët

Documenting loss

They came, they saw, they left

One month after the earthquake, the people of Sankhu are still in a state of shock

Anurag Acharya in SANKHU

They came, they saw, they left

We will bend but we will not break

Nepali mothers have always accepted adversity as a stepping stone to transform themselves into stronger individuals

Anjana Rajbhandary

We will bend but we will not break

The pain of the living

The worry now is how to feed and educate those still living

Devaki Bista

The pain of the living

Gallipoli and the Gurkhas

The second in a series the Nepali Times is running in memory of the Nepalis who fought and died in Gallipoli

David Seddon

Gallipoli and the Gurkhas

Nepali Times Buzz

Caring is the essence of nursing

Whatever profession you are in, in a time like this, make time for self care

Anjana Rajbhandary

Caring is the essence of nursing

From our archives

Trying trade

9th November 2006

We need to at least be good at what were good at

ARTHA BEED

By The Way

Between The Lines

From our archives

Trying trade

For monarchy

Inclusive?

Education mess