Author Archive: Nayantara
Blackout: pots and pans
Directly following the "royal proclamation", residents along the ringroad went on their rooftops to continue signs of protest. More (53)»
White band campaign
Musicians and other public figures gather to show solidarity for the movement for peace and freedom. More (15)»
Kirtipur Kids
Kids of Kirtipur speak out? More (41)»
Jorpati: No stones
A peaceful protest in Jorpati significantly highlights the capacity of (yes) Nepali citizens to protest non-violently and constructively. More (23)»
Interview: Gagan Thapa
In the midst of mobilizing protests in Kathmandu, Gagan Thapa speaks to Samudaya about protest plans as well as plans for the future. More (80)»
Following the rubble trail
Six weeks after the Jan 31st Maoist attack, news headlines have moved on, but Palpalis still live amidst rubble and uncertainty. More (29)»
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