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13-19 June 2014 #711
The penalty of history

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Here We Go

by Trishna Rana

Pause, play, repeat
The penalty of history

By The Way

by Anurag Acharya

Times of war and peace
The penalty of history

Backside

by Ass

Oh, FAQ!
The penalty of history

Fighting for yarsa

The recent yarsagumba dispute has thrown into sharp focus how the question of natural resources will be addressed in future

Bhrikuti Rai

Fighting for yarsa

Lumbini set to take off

An upgraded Bhairawa airport will launch Buddha’s birthplace as an international pilgrimage site

Matt Miller in LUMBINI

Lumbini set to take off

Fighting spirit

In a society where women victims of rape usually remain silent because of fears of ostracisation, Sapana dared to seek justice.

Fighting spirit

Interview

“India-bashers and ultranationalists will be disappointed”

Business

Brazil’s own goals

Brazil needs to embrace more than football fans

Matt Slaughter and Janna Remes in RIO DE JANEIRO

Brazil’s own goals

International

In goal we trust

When the biggest football show comes home, there is excitement.

Shobhan Saxena in SÃO PAULO

In goal we trust

Nepali Times Buzz

In it for the long haul

What would make the biggest difference for Nepali athletes is opportunity, which starts with funding and education

Matt Miller

In it for the long haul

Two wheels good

A new bicycle courier service will deliver a package anywhere within the Ring Road at incredible rates in one hour flat

Tsering Dolker Gurung

Two wheels good

In an Orwellian State

Finding echoes of Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-four in junta-led Burma

Kunda Dixit

In an Orwellian State

Antibiotic resistance: a reality

Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD

Antibiotic resistance: a reality

Review

Mike’s breakfast

Someplace Else by Ruby Tuesday

Mike’s breakfast

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Sophia Pande

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Gizmo

From our archives

Editorial in Nepali Times #208 of 6-12 August 2004 as king Gyanendra started his "creeping coup" to take the country back to absolute monarchy and after the results of the Himalmedia poll showed nearly 25 per cent of respondents favouring the Maoists if they stood in elections.

Here We Go

By The Way

Backside

From our archives

The writing on the wall

About town

Visionary hospital, Nagarik

Hurry Hurry!, Nagarik