Bhutanese Nepalis or Nepali Bhutanese?

However, Bhattarai’s article was not a reaction to the official report on the massacre, because this had not yet been published, nor did it offer any coherent account of events

42 Tara Rai, a young Maoist activist whose memoir was acclaimed by Kathmandu civil society but decried by Nepali Maoist critics when it was published in 2010 (see Hutt

If we are right that the Zhabdrung and Vajravarahi paintings date to the mid-19th century, and the Mahakala painting (figure 6) to the late 18th century, then it is likely that

The publication of Palpasa Café was trailed in the Nepali media 5 and then warmly welcomed by many reviewers, who described it as a “modern novel of contemporary consciousness,” 6

The book tells of how Tara Rai runs away from home and joins a Maoist cultural troupe in mid-January 2005, of her arrest by a Royal Nepal Army patrol on 2 May 2005, of her

In the October issue of the Bhutan Review, a skeptical monthly commentary on Bhutanese affairs published by the Human Rights Organization of Bhutan (HUROB) in Kathmandu, much was

The Bhutanese home minister said that the Nepalese side had "changed its posi- tion" and "introduced new issues," and wanted to repatriate "all the people in

A few passages in the nine chapters on Nepali literature have been given in both Nepali and English; so those readers with a sufficient knowledge of Nepali can form an opinion of