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WHERE THERE’S WHEELS, THERE’S A WAY: An Indian Sadhu at Gajuri on the Prithvi Highway, on his way to Kathmandu for Mahashivratri. The festival, which draws devotees from far and wide, falls on Friday.

Photo : NARENDRA SHRESTHA

‘Indian underworld don behind Shah’s killing’

MUKUL HUMAGAIN & ANIL GIRI,BABURAM KHAREL, Kathmandu, Feb 08

The Indian underworld gang run by Chhota Rajan could be behind Sunday’s killing of media entrepreneur Jamim Shah, police said, adding that it was zeroing in on the killers and the mastermind behind the...

Gold tally seven, Bista makes history

Ayush Khadka, DHAKA, Feb 08

There is no denying that Deepak Bista is the most celebrated Nepali player in recent...

Uncanny parallels between Beg’s and Shah’s deaths

AKHILESH UPADHYAY, Kathmandu, Feb 08

Shah’s murder is the latest in a series of killings of people allegedly working against Indian...

Editorial

Martial arts have saved Nepali blushes at SAG...

Metro

A part from a few surprises, the Grammy Awards this year was a rather predictable affair, in the popular categories at least....

Sports

After a long wait of two years Martyrs’ Memorial 'A' Division League will finally kick off at the Dashrath Stadium from Feb. 20...

Business

Buddha Air's plans to operate Pokhara-Lucknow flights are likely to be delayed by a couple of months as upgrading work at Pokhara airport has been progressing slowly....

Oped

There are flaws in the concept paper on state restructuring, but many of the objections to it are wrong headed...

Letters

The murder of Jamim Shah, who has contributed so much to both print and broadcast journalism, was shocking news (“Shah shot dead in broad daylight,” Feb. 8, Page 1)....

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