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28 Aug - 3 Sep 2015 #773

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Editorial

Votebank constitution

Columns

GUEST COLUMN

by Bihari K Shrestha

The federalisation folly
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By The Way

by Anurag Acharya

Whose constitution is it anyway?
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Between The Lines

by Tsering Dolker Gurung

Disconnect and discontent
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Moving Target

by Foreign Hand

Bandistan
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Backside

by Ass

Culture Shock Nepal
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Nation

Ground Zero in Kailali

The Tikapur attack was premeditated, but the government set the stage for it to occur

Om Astha Rai

Ground Zero in Kailali

Windfall in Nepal

Industries that switch to wind power protect not just the ecology, but the economy as well

Kushal Gurung

Windfall in Nepal

High time to lift ban

Nepal may need to rethink its 40-year-old law banning the cultivation of cannabis

Sarthak Mani Sharma

High time to lift ban

New opium epicenter

Farmers in western Nepal are lured to grow opium by Indian middlemen

Damodar Bhandari in Rukum

New opium epicenter

The most desperate battle in history

This is part seven of the series about the Gurkhas at Gallipoli exactly 100 years ago this month

David Seddon

The most desperate battle in history

Nepali Times Buzz

Takashi Miyahara 2020 vision

Takashi Miyahara who never left Nepal since he arrived in 1962 does everything differently

Karma Gurung

Takashi Miyahara 2020 vision

Build back safer

A proven documentary to inspire earthquake-resistant construction for Nepal

Build back safer

Saparu

The festival of death and rebirth on Sunday carries more relevance this year

Sonia Awale

Saparu

Hope after struggle

The 25 April earthquake had a strong impact on Travers’ residence at KCAC

Stéphane Huët

Hope after struggle

Behind closed doors

Only 20 per cent of rape involving family members get reported

Namrata Sharma And Aruna Uprety

Behind closed doors

Keeping it in the family

Approximately 4 in 5 of all rapes are committed by someone the victim knows, and 98 per cent never go to jail

Anjana Rajbhandary

Keeping it in the family

Review

Krishnarpan

After a meal a Krishnarpan, one may need help getting up from the cross-legged position

Someplace Else by Sonia Awale

Krishnarpan

Must See

Child 44

What a shame to have to waste such talent in such a mundane manner

Sophia Pande

Child 44

From our archives

Three months later

12th April 2007

The smoke has cleared in Lahan, but many things will never be the same again

KUNDA DIXIT in SIRAHA

Paper, paper on the table

12th April 2007

The Common Minimum Program cant become like another election manifesto

ARTHA BEED

"Donors can only support the parties"

12th April 2007

Gareth Thomas, Britains minister of International Development

No revenge

12th April 2007

Editorial in Himal Khabarpatrika, 31 March-13 April