Stories about Nepal from October, 2007
Nepal: The blogosphere and bloggers
Kathmandu Speaks reflects on why a Bloggers Association in Nepal – BlogBan didn't quite take off, and on the Nepali Blogosphere.
Nepal: On Democracy
Bahas on the issue of morale in Democracy.
Nepal: Traffic and Anarchy
Wagle Street Journal on the anarchy that is the traffic in Kathmandu.
Nepal: Non Resident Nepali
UWB! on double standards at play as no election is held for the Non Resident Nepali movement.
Nepal: Politics of Music Videos
A fascinating insight into the workings of the Music Video industry in Nepal at the Wagle Street Journal.
Nepal: China and more
Nepali Netbook on relations between China and Nepal.
Nepal: Film Festival
Dinesh Wagle on the documentary festival on in Kathmandu. “Four dozen South Asian documentaries “for the people of South Asia, by the people of South Asia, to the people of...
Nepal: Eating in Kathmandu
the superheavy on where to eat in Kathmandu, providing a rather wonderful account of eateries.
Nepal: Elections postponed
UWB! posts on the Constituent Assembly elections being postponed because of the Maoists.
Nepal: Referendum Politics
United We Blog! on the consequences of a referendum in Nepal. “Referendum would be a step backward from where we are now and many steps backward from results of the...
Nepal: Supporting monks in Burma
United We Blog! has photographs of Nepali monks voicing support for the monks in Burma.
Nepal: Maoists and Free Press
Kathmandu Speaks on the Maoists’ attack on free press in Nepal.
About our Nepal coverage
The earthquake that shook Nepal on April 25 claimed more than 8,000 lives and injured twice as many people. Around 8 million people have been affected with at least 2 million displaced. 1.4 million are in need of food assistance. Reaching remote areas presents a special challenge.
