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Rewriting history: Personalized narratives in politics, by Bishal Thapa (rep 30/01/2013)
The flags of their fathers: Nepali documentary on Gurkha recruitment is selected for IFDA in Amsterdam (nt 16/11/2012)
Of history and art: Historiography is a dormant phenomenon and writing history out of this is a challenge, by Abhi Subedi (kp 14/10/2012)
Archaeology
Dept archiving pearls of great price: Rare antiques, from centuries old
manuscripts to royal decrees, in storage at National Archives, by Ankit Adhikari (kp 10/08/2012)
Rare books, scriptures about Buddhism found (nn 12/04/2012)
Bridge to progress, by Tika P. Dhakal (kp 07/03/2012)
Ethnic federalism: Designed to destroy, by Chhering Yonzon (rep 20/02/2012)
Tomorrow’s history:
There is a need for independent and unbiased historians to write a new
history of Nepal that is based on modern perspectives and a realistic
approach, by Hari Shrestha (kp 19/02/2012)
Downsizing Prithvinarayan Shah And His Feats, by Prem Khatry (rn 17/01/2012)
Unrest in the walled city, by Ankit Adhikari and Pradeep Bashyal (kp 24/12/2011)
One land, inalienable: Kipat, the collective ownership of land, defined Limbu identity, by Pauline Limbu (kp 04/11/2011)
The history house: The basic facts on which more important questions of Nepal’s past rest are only hearsay and rumours, by Thomas Bell (kp 16/09/2011)
The outward pull: The trend of out-migration from Nepal can be traced as far back as 350 BC, by Gaurav K.C. (kp 14/04/2011)
100,000 classified dossiers to be made public (kp 16/02/2011)
Preserving the Nepal unifier's legacy: Shah’s statue moved to Nuwakot, by Ankit Adhikari (kp 10/02/2011)
Plan to shift National Archive offices: Documents under threat (ht 15/01/2011)
History Of Nepal Sambat And Bikram Sambat, by Dirkha Raj Prasai (rn 02/11/2010)
History around peepal tree, by Mahabir Paudyal (rep 03/07/2010)
Disappearing history, by Mahabir Paudyal (rep 19/06/2010)
Globe-trotting Gurkhas: In addition to Britain, Gurkha soldiers have served a number of other countries too, by Ram Narayan Kandangwa (kp 03/05/2010)
Memories as mirrors: The monolithic history of the feudal aristocracy covered up multiple memories, by Abhi Subedi (kp 14/04/2010)
Calling for a people's history: The greatest failure of Prithvi Narayan was in not being able to build a nation out of the state, by Deepak Thapa (kp 04/03/2010)
All those years ago: All history is embellished or distorted, and no historical figure can withstand scrutiny, by John Narayan Parajuli (kp 24/02/2010)
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