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17-23 March 2017 #850

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Editorial

Hunger for change

Columns

GUEST EDITORIAL

by Rishiraj Lumsali

Back to the golden age
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So far so good

by Lisa Choegyal

"Join us on the land"
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Comment

by Dipak Gyawali

Trump, or no Trump?
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Connecting Dots

by Dinkar Nepal

Many transitions
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Miss Moti-vation

by Kripa Joshi

Families are like branches on a tree
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Backside

by Ass

Skeletons in the Cabinet
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Nation

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With local polls less than two months away, the Nepali public sphere is abuzz with talk of candidates for mayors or village council chiefs

Om Astha Rai

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Thought for food

Despite dramatic progress in nutrition, half of Nepal’s child deaths are still due to hunger

Marty Logan in SAPTARI

Thought for food

The face of hunger

A debt-ridden Dalit couple is on the verge of losing their daughter to malnutrition

Om Astha Rai

The face of hunger

The price of growing rice

Can Nepal regain self-sufficiency in paddy production? Experts say yes.

Sahina Shrestha

The price of growing rice

Leaving or staying?

Nepalis are selling their fertile farms and leaving to work in the desert

Raj Uprety in MORANG

Leaving or staying?

Nepali Times Buzz

The show goes on

The tv documentary series Aankhijhyal, which has done much to make Nepalis aware of environmental issues, airs its 1000th episode

Smriti Basnet

The show goes on

Saving Shey Phoksundo

Nepal’s largest national park needs urgent attention to curb logging, poaching and raise incomes of residents

Dawa Palden in Dolpo

Saving Shey Phoksundo

Protecting less known species

Poaching of rhinos and tigers drops, but there is an alarming rise in smuggling of pangolins, musk deer and bears

Shreejana Shrestha

Protecting less known species

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An April uprising

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Dictatorial regimes become irrational and start doing silly things

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Tough slog in the Khumbu

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Trekking takes a slide amidst news of bandas, blockades and incorrect reports of missing Polish trekkers

NAVIN SINGH KHADKA in NAMCHE BAJAR

Down, but not out

6th April 2006

Nepali trekking agencies learn to cope with low volume

ANOOP PANDEY

In an age of advertising

6th April 2006

Technology and youth are energising the industry

ALOK TUMBAHANGPHEY