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#779 ( 9-15 October 2015 )
The Indian blockade is no longer about the Madhes and the constitution
#779 ( 9-15 October 2015 )
Editorial in Annapurna Post, 6 October
#778 ( 2-8 October 2015 )
It is in India’s strategic interest to ensure equilibrium and stability in Nepal, but the blockade has undermined that.
#777 ( 25 Sep - 1 Oct 2015 )
Politics affects the economy which in turn impacts on politics
#776 ( 18-24 September 2015 )
The 1992 constitution was supposed to be ‘the best in the world’, this one is probably ‘the best we can do’
#775 ( 11-17 September 2015 )
A new constitution that lays the foundation for a just, democratic and prosperous Nepal is within grasp, but it first needs confidence-building measures
#774 ( 4-10 September 2015 )
Despite the deepening deadlock and violence, disagreements on the constitution aren’t intractable
#773 ( 28 Aug - 3 Sep 2015 )
Never leave maps in the hands of politicians. Never mix politics with boundaries
#771 ( 14-20 August 2015 )
Do we have the political will to save time and money to fuse the long-pending Disaster Management Authority with the Reconstruction Authority?
#770 ( 7-13 August 2015 )
A constitution cannot be a pot-holed road to be hurriedly patched up. It is a highway to carry Nepalis to a prosperous future.
#769 ( 31 July - 6 Aug 2015 )
The people do not want the new constitution to make anyone stateless or second-class citizens, and they want a better quality of life.
#768 ( 24-30 July 2015 )
Instead of making things easier for earthquake survivors, the government machinery is structured to make it as hard as possible to get help.
#767 ( 17-23 July 2015 )
Nepal has changed in 15 years, but the issues we were covering then are still here with us
#766 ( 10-16 July 2015 )
Nepal’s tourism was in crisis long before the earthquake struck
#765 ( 3-9 July 2015 )
The text of the new constitution has regressive flaws, but it the best for now. Let’s move on, and work to improve it as we go along.
#764 ( 26 June - 2 July 2015 )
More than aid, we need help to boost tourism, investment, trade and to create jobs in reconstruction
#763 ( 19-25 June 2015 )
Like Krishna Mandir, Nepal is standing but needs more support
#762 ( 12-18 June 2015 )
That famous Maoist dictum has a whole new meaning in post-earthquake Nepal, and not quite in the way Pushpa Kamal Dahal intended.
#761 ( 5-11 June 2015 )
The earthquake was not unexpected, but it could have been far worse. It was a rehearsal for the really big ones to come.
#760 ( 29 May - 5 June 2015 )
Nepal’s disaster isn’t over yet: it is just moving into the next phase
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