March Issue!!!   Laxmi Murthy makes a case for the legacy and relevance of feminism and the Women's Movement in Southasia | Hartman de Souza observes how a conglomeration of mining companies, politicians and real-estate developers are drying up Goa's natural springs and wells in pursuit of iron | The adversity and achievements of a Tamil woman over the course of a century-long life mirror the tragedy of the Sri Lankan north. |   Web Exclusive   READ Meera Nanda's response to Vijay Prashad's review of he book, 'The God Market'! |   March Issue!!!   Laxmi Murthy makes a case for the legacy and relevance of feminism and the Women's Movement in Southasia | Hartman de Souza observes how a conglomeration of mining companies, politicians and real-estate developers are drying up Goa's natural springs and wells in pursuit of iron | The adversity and achievements of a Tamil woman over the course of a century-long life mirror the tragedy of the Sri Lankan north. |   March Issue!!!   Laxmi Murthy makes a case for the legacy and relevance of feminism and the Women's Movement in Southasia | Hartman de Souza observes how a conglomeration of mining companies, politicians and real-estate developers are drying up Goa's natural springs and wells in pursuit of iron | The adversity and achievements of a Tamil woman over the course of a century-long life mirror the tragedy of the Sri Lankan north. |   COMMENT   Ashley Tellis faults Laxmi Murthy's 'In defence of symbolism' for mischaracterising the history of the feminism |  

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Sir I sometimes browse your excellent magazine via the link in the Nepali Times home page. When I tried today, I could not find the link - I found that I had to register to view the archive, even to view the contents of the latest issue. But even then there was just a bare list of contents, without the helpful summary/abstracts of your previous homepage for the latest issue. Seems like a backward step. I do not mind having to register, but please retain the pictorial list of contents as in the past - it was a pleasure to parse. Thanks for your attention.
ananda
penang
2009-03-23 12:03:32

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