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The unexpected victory of the Maoist rebels in Nepal’s elections has surprised the former rebels themselves, baffled political observers and stunned the international community.
The general expectation was that the rebels would trail behind the...
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Nepalese officials took control of the main royal palace in Katmandu on Thursday, a day after deposed King Gyanendra left to begin life as a civilian.A team of...
made popular Jun 12 2008
Nepal\’s parliament, meeting for the first time since former rebels won elections in April, will declare the Himalayan country a republic today, ending a 240-...
made popular May 28 2008
Nepal’s Maoist leader says he has received indications from the royal palace that the king is willing to meet him to discuss the monarchy’s...
made popular May 8 2008
India’s outgoing ambassador Shiv Shankar Mukherjee has said that New Delhi has “no favourites” among political players in Nepal and that it played an...
made popular Apr 24 2008
It’s the struggle for memory that often resurrects the most difficult moments in history. And Nepal is poised on that threshold, even while the whole world,...
made popular Apr 22 2008
Nepal’s embattled King Gyanendra on Monday angrily denied speculation he will be heading into exile following a victory by former Maoist rebels in landmark...
made popular Apr 22 2008
It was a surprising sight in a land grown accustomed to surprises: the king at the wheel of a Mercedes-Benz, driving himself and his queen through the crowded streets...
made popular Apr 7 2008
With 90 days left for a critical election that would seal King Gyanendra’s fate, the monarch received a fresh blow on Thursday with the government announcing it...
made popular Aug 24 2007
The Monarchy is being erased from every corner of Nepal it seems. The King’s image has already been removed from bank notes. Now, the Nepalese government has...
made popular Feb 27 2007
The golden old days have gone for Monarch in Nepal. The king has been lost the power and now losing the love of his own people. It has been completed one year of his...
made popular Feb 18 2007
Democracy in Nepal has been started working at least for King Gyanendra and his son, Prince Paras. They paid tax in Nepal for the first time in the history of the...
made popular Dec 8 2006
With the Maoist rebel groups tapping more power day by day, the future of the Nepali children are at stake. Caught up between the ongoing conflict of the Nepal...
made popular Sep 19 2006
King Gyanendra and other family members do own many shares in more than seventeen businesses in the country. They do have their shares in some of the luxury hotels and...
made popular Sep 1 2006
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The monarch in Nepal tastes odd flavor of democracy. The powerful lower house of Nepal, House of Representatives, has taken strenuous action to reduce the power...
made popular Jul 29 2006
India has erred once again while dealing with her neighbour Nepal. And that too grandly and gravely. Similar folly had been made way back in 1953 when India interfered...
made popular Apr 22 2006
Entering into the footsteps of the volatile Middle East, the South Asian countries seem to be destined to be those countries whom peace elude perennially.
Sri Lanka:...
made popular Apr 20 2006
Nepal’s anti-monarchy protests have spread to the usually off-limits Thamel tourist district of Kathmandu, with hundreds of people chanting slogans against King...
made popular Apr 17 2006
Nepal, the tiny Himalayan country, sandwiched between two mighty Asian Tigers, India and China, continue to be rocked by violent unrest, entering into eight days. While...
made popular Apr 13 2006
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Nepal, yet to recover from the bloody Maoist insurgency that had gripped the Himalayan kingdom since 1996, killing thousands of people and countless unaccounted for, is...
made popular Oct 11 2007
Chhaya Devi Parajuli, 88-year-old woman who has the distinction to be called as the mother of Nepal’s anti-monarchy pro democracy movement, has died on last...
made popular Aug 28 2006
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