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#701 ( 4-10 April 2014 )
To say that the government is on autopilot would be inaccurate because that presumes it is on a pre-planned flight path
#700 ( 28 March-3 April 2014 )
We have had a ringside seat to the country’s ups and downs for the past 14 years
#699 ( 21-27 March 2014 )
Flames of fossil-fueled vehicles set on fire by street terrorisers on Wednesday morning had to be doused with precious water
#698 ( 14-20 March 2014 )
When they should be busy drafting a constitution, honourable members wasted three weeks haggling over who should take credit for promulgating it
#697 ( 7-13 March 2014 )
Let’s not ‘celebrate’ International Women’s Day on Saturday. Let’s mark it as a day of mourning
#696 ( 28 Feb - 6 Mar 2014 )
No surprise that government formation took so long. The surprising thing is that it didn’t take longer
#695 ( 21-27 February 2014 )
The country is exactly where it was 14 years ago
#694 ( 14-20 February 2014 )
He may have once hijacked a plane, now Sushil Koirala needs to steer the country towards stability
#693 ( 7-13 February 2014 )
Good ethics is good for business. Honesty pays. Integrity yields long-term benefits through the triple bottom line
#692 ( 31 Jan - 6 Feb 2014 )
Nepal and Sri Lanka are two South Asian countries in post-conflict transition, but that is about all they have in common
#691 ( 24-30 January 2014 )
The new CA has to base its exercise on accepted ideals of national unity, integrity, and equity
#690 ( 17-23 January 2014 )
It is tragic that the writing of a document with such far-reaching consequences for the country’s future should be in the hands of political figures whose time horizons are so short
#689 ( 10-16 January 2014 )
Adjusting Nepal Standard Time to UTC +6:30 would not just save energy, but also replace the unscientific 15 minute time difference with India
#688 ( 3-9 January 2014 )
The ambition and greed of powerful men write the history of nations and sow suffering for peoples
#687 ( 27 December - 2 Janauary 2014 )
After breaking the political deadlock this week, the main parties need to move swiftly on their checklist
#686 ( 20-26 December 2013 )
Nothing has changed after the elections: the four-party syndicate is repeating history as a farce
#685 ( 13-19 December 2013 )
The people have understood the link between grassroots democracy and development, most politicians still haven’t
#684 ( 6-12 December 2013 )
Nepali voters don’t want politics as usual, in fact they don’t want politics. They want the economy to grow
#683 ( 29 November-5 December 2013 )
The centrist Nepali Congress and UML shouldn’t see this as a winner-takes-all mandate
#682 ( 22-28 November 2013 )
Nepalis were disillusioned with the candidates on offer, not with democracy. That is the main take-home for the political parties.
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