Kathmandu Post

Kantipur

Date | Saturday, May 25, 2013

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  • Battlefield redefined
    PHANINDRA DAHAL, MAY 24

    Jyoti Karki* was just three months away from accomplishing her most cherished dream of becoming an army officer. But fate had something else in store for this 28-year-old.
  • In the shadow of a mountain called Tenzing
    Prateebha Tuladhar, MAY 24
    A memory He loved my mother,” says Tashi Tenzing Sherpa of the relationship between his grandfather, late Tenzing Norgay, and his mother Pem Pem, the eldest child of the Everest legend.


expression

  • The nowhere man
    KRISHNA DANGI, MAY 24

    I see him all the time, the old man, staggering through the deformed and dusty streets of New Baneshwor.
  • Poetic License
    MAY 24
    Celebrating summer As I walk in the narrow lanes of the Damkal I spread my frustrated fingers, touching The walls of St Mary’s School, listening To its inner voice—you must smile, I hear;


as it is

  • out of the cubicle
    KAMAL DEV BHATTARAI, MAY 24

    The Nepal Press Council has become embroiled in yet another controversy, accused now of slander against a number of journalists
  • heads and tales
    Guffadi, MAY 24
    Since everybody is climbing Everest, we now think that getting to the top is as easy as climbing Dharahara. No, it’s not

  • voices
    Abhay K, Kathmandu, MAY 24
    A global anthem would pay tribute to Mother Earth and remind us of the multiplicity of identities that characterise the human race


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