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4-10 August 2017 #870

The unshakeable

Editorial

ALTERNATIVE CURRENT

Columns

GUEST EDITORIAL

by Iain Payne And Binayak Basnyat

Federalism in jeopardy
The unshakeable

Connecting Dots

by Dinkar Nepal

Unlearning politics
The unshakeable

So far so good

by Lisa Choegyal

Gaida Sahib
The unshakeable

Miss Moti-vation

by Kripa Joshi

In life there is
The unshakeable

Backside

by Ass

Smart city
The unshakeable

Nation

Internal Need

While cross-border trafficking of Nepali women gets attention, domestic trafficking does not

Kate Ryan

Internal Need

Tribute

Pheri Bhetaunla, Stewart

The ultimate leader who worked for the upliftment of children and women in all countries he served in, but most so in Nepal

Rupa Joshi

Pheri Bhetaunla, Stewart

Nepali Times Buzz

Far too young

Child brides and grooms convince peers they are too young to get married

Sonia Awale

Far too young

Not just a social problem, but an economic one

Ending child marriage cannot be done through legislation alone: it needs to be tackled at many different levels

Elizabeth Hanna Satow

Not just a social problem, but an economic one

world-wide wave

After 65 years of broadcasting, Gurkha Radio still links Nepal's soldiers with families back home

Shreejana Shrestha

world-wide wave

Tribute

Pheri Bhetaunla, Stewart

The ultimate leader who worked for the upliftment of children and women in all countries he served in, but most so in Nepal

Rupa Joshi

Pheri Bhetaunla, Stewart

Must See

Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets

Don’t listen to what anyone says about Luc Besson’s latest and greatest sci-fi epic, just go watch it and decide for yourself.

Sophia Pande

Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets

From our archives

Balancing the books

6th October 2005

Booksellers and students are worst affected by the controversial new tariff on books

MALLIKA ARYAL

A Peruvian parallel

13th October 2005

From Shining Path to Prachanda Path

CK LAL

One-sided hope

29th September 2005

Palpalis want the government to also agree to a ceasefire

MARTY LOGAN in PALPA

"English is a worldwide language."

6th October 2005

John Fry, the new country manager of British Council Nepal speaks to Nepali Times about the importance of English and the Councils activities in Nepal.