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E-Paper

25 Nov - 1 Dec 2016 #834

Ashes to ashes

Editorial

21 January 2018

Columns

Legalese

by Binita Dahal

Justice-in-chief
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Engender

by Sangita Thebe-Limbu

Who cares?
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Miss Moti-vation

by Kripa Joshi

Start where you are
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Backside

by Ass

Equal treatment for all
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Nation

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Second-time prime minister Dahal is in a tight spot once again as the country marks the tenth anniversary of the peace accord this week

Om Astha Rai

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Shadowing Prachanda

A photographer’s pictorial documentation of Pushpa Kamal Dahal from revolutionary to two-time prime minister

Shreejana Shrestha

Shadowing Prachanda

Interview

“A woman is as capable as a man.”

Chief Justice Sushila Karki in an interview with Binita Dahal of BBC Nepali, 22 November

Binita Dahal

“A woman is as capable as a man.”

Business

Christmas thangkas

Honouring Tibetan Buddhist traditions and Christmas festival by selling Made in Nepal thangkas depicting the Santa Claus myth in the United States to help a monastery in Kathmandu

Christmas thangkas

Nepali Times Buzz

“Freedom is not free”

The first Bangladeshi to climb Seven Summits wants to empower girls to scale life’s mountains

Smriti Basnet

“Freedom is not free”

Pencilling in Kathmandu

Rajman Singh’s exquisite drawings of Kathmandu Valley in the mid-19th century are being exhibited in Nepal for the first time

Niels Gutschow

Pencilling in Kathmandu

The ecology of worship

Pollution and encroachment of the Vishnumati River have affected the culture and rituals that used to take place along its banks

Rajani Maharjan

The ecology of worship

Must See

Fantastic beasts and where to find them

You can rest easy that there are the same exquisite details and fierce, tender friendships that you loved in the books

Sophia Pande

Fantastic beasts and where to find them

From our archives

Leaving in droves

18th November 2004

After the Bush victory, liberal Americans want to emigrate

DANIEL LAK

Delhi diversion

30th September 2004

Former Foreign Minister Ram Sharan Mahat in Deshnatar, 19 September

Aiding AIDS

23rd September 2004

Squabbling and apathy jeopardise Nepals AIDS fund

NARESH NEWAR

School shootout

30th September 2004

Rajdhani, 20 September