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Speaking in tongues

#641 ( 1-7 February 2013 )
The responsibility to preserve and nurture the diversity of Nepal’s linguistic heritage lies with the state

Going rogue

#640 ( 25-31 January 2013 )
We might as well get used to Nepal becoming an international pariah

Transitional injustice

#639 ( 18-24 January 2013 )
Not investigating war crimes ensures that conflict wounds never heal, and violence will continue in a climate of impunity

Abdicating state obligation

#638 ( 11-17 January 2013 )
Protecting the peace process has become a euphemism for both the Maoists and the security forces to push a blanket pardon for all those involved in war crimes
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All that Glitter

8th March 2001
Nepals traditional gold and silver craftsmen are facing a two-pronged challenge-from new investors and changing tastes.
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THAMEL

8th March 2001
If equal parts of happiness and exasperation have ever lain in winding, narrow streets packed with people, shops, pubs, restaurants, hostels, travel and tour agencies, video and pool parlours and cybercafes, they've done in Thamel.
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Travails in eastern Nepal

8th March 2001
The issues we focus on in Kathmandu are different from the cares and concerns of eastern Nepal.
ARTHA BEED

Sickness and health in Kathmandu

8th March 2001
In the face of expensive private medical services, Kathmandu Valleys government hospitals need to be better supported so they can continue providing large numbers of people the stellar services they are known for.
HEMLATA RAI & SALIL SUBEDI