| Nepal
News |
House
of Representatives unanimously endorses constituent assembly election
|
30/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Nepal's
Parliament passes motion calling for cease-fire, constitutional assembly
|
30/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal
Lawmakers Pass Cease-Fire Motion, by Binaj Gurubacharya By BINAJ
GURUBACHARYA
|
30/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal
to elect new body to decide king's role
|
30/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal's
parliament approves vote
|
30/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
PM
Koirala urges Maoists for peace talks; HoR starts debate on constituent
assembly
|
30/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal's
new PM urges peace talks
|
30/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal's
premier calls on Maoists to renounce violence
|
30/04/2006 |
| Voice
of America |
Nepal's
New PM Urges Maoists to Join Peace Process, by Anjana Pasricha
|
30/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
CPN-UML
for democratic republic
|
30/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
communists to press for secular republic
|
30/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Party
leaders warned not to deceive people
|
30/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Leaders
cautioned to respect people's wish
|
30/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Janaandolan
death toll at 18
|
30/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Govt
urged to recall 18 envoys
|
30/04/2006 |
| San
Francisco Chronicle |
The
earth moves under Nepal: Fed up citizens fight for democracy, hope to end
the monarchy, by Reese Erlich
|
30/04/2006 |
| Daily
Star |
Nepal's
people phenomenon, by Kanak Mani Dixit
|
30/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
lifts censorship, Maoists make public appearance
|
30/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
India
watches Nepal Maoists with some concern
|
30/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
MPs
oppose king's control over army
|
30/04/2006 |
| Z
Net |
Nepal
The Saga of Compromise and Struggle, by Pratyush Chandra
|
30/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Cabinet
strength not to exceed 21
[Why so many for an
interim government?]
|
30/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
to announce new cabinet Sunday
|
30/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
GP
Koirala again!
by Prasoon Adhikari
|
30/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal's
premier sworn-in by king at palace ceremony
[How can he take an oath in front of a king and on a
constitution both of which he wants to abolish? This is the worst possible
start and a betrayal of the people who went to the streets!]
|
30/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
PM
Koirala administered oath of office
|
30/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal,
oppositore politico giura da premier nelle mani del re
|
30/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
New
Nepalese PM sworn in by king
|
30/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal's
king swears in arch rival as new premier, by Gopal Sharma
|
30/04/2006 |
| USA
Today |
Nepal
king swears in new prime minister
|
30/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
to scrap Rajparishad PM to take oath at Royal Palace
|
30/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
RNA
aerial raid on Maoist meet
|
30/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
free RNA men; RNA launches aerial raid on Maoist meet
|
30/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
'All
weather friend' China deserts Nepal king
|
30/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
After
China, Pakistan deserts Nepal king
|
30/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Nepal
parties ponder fate of monarchy
|
30/04/2006 |
| Daily
Star |
Nepal
parliament set to decide future of monarchy
|
30/04/2006 |
| Peninsula |
Nepal
begins key debate on future of monarchy today
|
30/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Warning
bell
|
29/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Thousands
of people organize protest demanding constituent assembly
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Civil
Society warns leaders
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Civil
servants hound chief secy
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
New
RNA presence makes locals uneasy, by A Sanam Bhaila
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Trust
to support martyrs' families
|
29/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Injured
pro-democracy activist dies in Delhi hospital
|
29/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Pawn
Strike! It's Shah maat—checkmate—on Nepal's chessboard: Now it's up to
parliament, by V. Sudarshan
|
29/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Legacy
of insanity in Nepal, by Paul Danahar
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
House
moves constituent assembly poll, by Tilak P. Pokharel & Yuvraj
Acharya
|
29/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Maoists
lay down terms for peace talks
|
29/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Maoists'
decision to have ceasefire positive: Yechury, by Shirish B Pradhan
|
29/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Norway
to facilitate govt-Maoist talks
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
A
tribute to Nepalis, by Sen. Patrick Leahy
|
29/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
UN
Secretary General welcomes political changes in Nepal
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
House
restoration, truce welcome: Annan
|
29/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Pakistan
welcomes House restoration
|
29/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Where's
the opposition in Nepal's parliament?
|
29/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Nepal
lawmakers demand king relinquish control of army, by Binaj Gurubacharya
|
29/04/2006 |
| Voice
of America |
Nepal's
PM Proposes Elections for Assembly to Write New Constitution
|
29/04/2006 |
| Sky
News |
Parties
Discuss Future
|
29/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
parliament to decide future of monarchy, by Gopal Sharma
|
29/04/2006 |
| Asia
News Network |
Last
hurrah for Nepal Premier, by Ravi Velloor
|
29/04/2006 |
| Xinhua |
Guerrillas
free 8 abducted soldiers in eastern Nepal
|
29/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
abduct 11 soldiers; Mahara assures to release them soon
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
abduct 11 RNA soldiers
|
29/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Nepal
Maoists abduct 11 soldiers
|
29/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Eight
soldiers killed, Nine injured in landmine explosion in Gulmi
|
29/04/2006 |
| People's
Daily |
Eight
soldiers killed in accidental blast in western Nepal
|
29/04/2006 |
| Washington
Post |
Parliament
in Nepal Back After 4 Years: Maoists Accept Three-Month Cease-Fire, by
Matthew Rosenberg
|
29/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Nepal
prepares for key debate on future of monarchy
|
29/04/2006 |
| Dawn |
Nepal
MPs vow to trim king’s powers
|
29/04/2006 |
| New
York Times |
Nepal's
Path: A Crossroad, by Tilak P. Pokharel and Somini Sengupta
|
29/04/2006 |
| Le
Soleil |
Une
constituante annoncée
|
29/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Yechury
in Nepal democracy pantheon, by Bharat Bhushan
|
29/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
New
Nepal commits to Maoist talks, by Bharat Bhushan
|
29/04/2006 |
| Times,
UK |
Nepal
politicians want ceasefire
|
29/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Parliament
reconvenes in Nepal: Resolution on constituent assembly tabled; debate, vote
on Sunday, by Siddharth Varadarajan
|
29/04/2006 |
| Daily
Star |
Nepal
parliament vows to trim king's power
|
29/04/2006 |
| CBS
4 Boston |
A
nation rises up and leaders change but it means little in Nepal's villages
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Change
is in the air: Maoist leaders address public meeting in Kathmandu
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Maoist
leaders at Khulla Manch
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
First
meet of reinstated HoR concludes, Koirala's proposal to hold CA elections
registered
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
First
HoR session: PM Koirala proposes for constituent assembly
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
First
session of the parliament begins
|
28/04/2006 |
| Indian
Express |
Read
the Nepal quake right: Two centuries of royal rule created the Maoists in
the first place, by Pamela Philipose
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
After
the reinstatement, by Surendra R Devkota
|
28/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Judgment
Day looms before Nepal king, allies
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
differ on key issues, by Yuvraj Acharya [NC once
again on a compromising line!]
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
SPA
leaders in Khula Manch
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
New
govt can skip constitutional niceties
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Constituent
assembly excellent avenue: US
|
28/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
protests continue as parliament reconvenes,
by Gopal Sharma
|
28/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Maoists
urge people to continue stir
|
28/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Rebel
terms for talks, by Bharat Bhushan
|
28/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
MPs gather after protests
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
The
first session of the parliament commencing today
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Senior
bureaucrats for Karki's ouster
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Senior
bureaucrats demand action against chief secy.
|
28/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Nepal
PM's swearing-in postponed due to ill-health
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
PM's
swearing-in ceremony delayed
|
28/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Nepal
PM-designate too sick for swearing-in
|
28/04/2006 |
| Baku
Today |
Ailing
PM due to be sworn in as Nepal's legislators head to work
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
hold meetings in several cities
|
28/04/2006 |
| Asia
News Network |
Nepal
Maoists can’t be ignored
|
28/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Belbari
wears a deserted look
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Belbari
massacre
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Belbari
captain in army custody
|
28/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
Nepal’s
eye-opening political ordeal, by Tanvir Ahmad Khan
|
28/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
Nepal
rebels pledge truce; government to reciprocate
|
28/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Annan
happy with new Nepal developments
|
28/04/2006 |
| Arab
News |
The
Challenge in Nepal
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Yechury,
Boucher coming to Nepal
|
28/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Yechury
basks in Nepal glory
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Yechuri
arriving in Kathmandu today
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepali
Times |
Interview
with Matthew Kahane, United Nations Resident Coordinator in Nepal
|
28/04/2006 |
| Times
of India |
Himalayan
Marshall Plan to bail out Nepal?
by Bhaskar Roy
|
28/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Nepalis
keep up the pressure: Many questions remain on eve of Parliament session,
by Siddharth Varadarajan
|
28/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Parties
gear up in Nepal: People's revolution still alive, by Siddharth
Varadarajan
|
28/04/2006 |
| Central
Chronicle |
Royalty
roll back in Nepal
|
28/04/2006 |
| Scoop |
The
King's Reinstatement of Parliament, by Shashi Malla [Shashi,
what a royal bullshit!]
|
28/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Ailing
Koirala is PM, Maoists call ceasefire, by Bharat Bhushan
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
He
is fit for tomorrow: Dr Ghimire Koirala appointed PM
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Koirala
taken ill
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Koirala
appointed PM of new government [How
can this king still formally appoint a prime minister?]
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Koirala
appointed Prime Minister
|
27/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Grand
old man of Nepalese politics
|
27/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
Koirala
to Lead NC Parliamentary Team; Thakur’s Name Proposed for Speaker
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Leaders
vow not to repeat past mistakes; say constituent assembly will be the first
agenda of HoR
|
27/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
Maoist
Rebels to Organise Mass Meet in Nepal Capital
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Massive
rally and mass meeting underway at Tundikhel
|
27/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
Absence
of Koirala Disrupts Mass Meeting
|
27/04/2006 |
| International
Crisis Group |
"Nepal:
Now for the Hard Part": Many challenges face nation trying to move away
from conflict, by Rhoderick Chalmers (for CNN Online 27 April 2006)
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Use
of lethal force, by Bipin Adhikari
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Show
tolerance
|
27/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Parties
and civil society press to cut King's power
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
OHCHR
calls for judicial probe into Belbari killings
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
RNA
launches probe into Belbari incident; commanding officer suspended
|
27/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
rebels may set arms aside, not surrender, by Simon Denyer
|
27/04/2006 |
| New
York Times |
Nepal
Rebels Will Lay Down Arms Only if Army Does, by Somini Sengupta
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Abolish
Supreme Commander-in-Chief post: CMDP
|
27/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
CPN-UML
for rechristening army, govt
|
27/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Bamdev
for abolishing monarchy
|
27/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Reinstated
House unlikely to pass bills
[The constitution of
1990 has ended to exist on October 4, 2002! The only function of the
reinstated House of Representatives must be to open a reasonable way for a
new constitution!]
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
SPA
: Challenges ahead, by Ranjan Pant and Priniti Pandey
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Dhungana
calls for unconditional election to a constituent assembly
|
27/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
'Assembly
will decide King’s place'
|
27/04/2006 |
| UN
News Centre |
Annan
welcomes reinstatement of parliament, Maoist ceasefire
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Nepal
was very close to a violent revolution: Moriarty
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
ICJ,
LDN welcome reinstatement of Parliament
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Victory
meet at Khula Manch
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Roll
back regime decisions’
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
AG
Nirala resigns from the post
|
27/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Speaker
quits under parties' pressure
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Speaker
Ranabhat resigns
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
DDC
vice-prez burns documents
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
ICRC
facilitates release of two policemen and two civilians
|
27/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Six
civilians killed in army firing
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Army
firing kills six, by Binod Bhandari and Bhim Ghimire
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
RNA
launches aerial attack in Tanahu: Report
[???]
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
RNA
air raid in Tanahu
|
27/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
rebels declare truce, parties offer support, by Gopal Sharma
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
declare 3-month long unilateral ceasefire
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
announce ceasefire
|
27/04/2006 |
| Washington
Post |
Nepal's
Rebels Now Face Difficult Choices: As Maoists Soften Their Positions, Jailed
Activist Is Dubious That Monarchy Will Fall, by By John Lancaster
|
27/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal's
Maoist rebels declare ceasefire
|
27/04/2006 |
| India
Defence |
Maoists
announce three-month ceasefire in Nepal
|
27/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Communist
rebels declare three-month cease-fire in Nepal, by Binaj Gurubacgarya
|
27/04/2006 |
| USA
Today |
Communist
rebels declare three-month cease-fire in Nepal
|
27/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Maoists
melt, Nepal in a flux, by Bharat Bhushan
|
27/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Maoists
soften stance in Nepal; but warn parties against delay, by Siddharth
Varadarajan
|
27/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
Maoist rebels declare truce
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
withdraw blockade
|
26/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
rebels suspend blockade of capital, major towns, by Gopal Sharma
|
26/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Maoists
to lift blockades ahead of Nepal parliament opening
|
26/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Maoists
lift blockade of Nepal's highways
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
People
warn parties, Maoists
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Special
Editorial
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Demand
for constituent assembly, truth commission and ceasefire
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘House
should go for constituent assembly’
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Rebels
push for constituent assembly
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Constituent
assembly to top agenda Koirala proposed as next PM, by Yuvraj Acharya
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Speaker
Ranabhat resigns
|
26/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
speaker resigns, Manisha Koirala's father axed from parliament
|
26/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Koirala
wants to be elected as PM by Parliament: nephew, by Shirish B Pradhan
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
The
new govt. should stick to its roadmap: Editorials
|
26/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
It’s
partial victory: Janajati students
|
26/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Maoists
can join us: Nepal army chief
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Army
men kill 6 civilians in Morang
|
26/04/2006 |
| San
Diego Union Tribune |
Soldiers
open fire at crowd at army base in southwestern Nepal
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Euro-Indian
reading, by Abhi Subedi
|
26/04/2006 |
| Telegraph |
How
did the King Fail to Deliver? No Homework before Action, by Khagendra
Thapa
|
26/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Nepalis
hailed for ending autocracy
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Martyrs'
rights [The
compensation must come from the royal purse which to a greater part belongs
to the people either!]
|
26/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
king plotting another coup?
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
End
of history, by Geja Sharma Wagle
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Ministers
take away 'official documents'
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
NBA
demands to scrap ordinances issued during King's direct rule
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
What
is messy about the mass movement 2006?
by Bipin Adhikari
|
26/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
steps back from abyss, long trek ahead, by Simon Denyer
|
26/04/2006 |
| Dawn |
A
genuine revolution under way in Nepal, by Tariq Ali
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kuwait
Times |
Big
challenges lie ahead for Nepal, by Paul Peachey
|
26/04/2006 |
| Guardian,
UK |
Nepal
protesters call for new concessions, by Randeep Ramesh
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nation |
A
democratic triumph in Nepal: The king has finally surrendered the power he
should never have seized; now all parties must come together
|
26/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Delhi
twice shy on Nepal
|
26/04/2006 |
| Hindustan
Times |
Relieved
India readies Nepal aid package
|
26/04/2006 |
| Dawn |
India
praises Nepal resistance
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Int’l
community salutes Nepali people, offers help
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
EU,
Australia welcome king's proclamation to reinstate parliament
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
India,
China welcome new political developments in Nepal
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
UK,
Denmark welcome reinstatement of parliament
|
26/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Nepal
rebels threaten to sink deal U.S. 'considering renewing military aid'
[What is it good for? Nepal needs peace not war! The
Supreme Commander of the army is still the king who had ordered to shoot at
the people!]
|
26/04/2006 |
| New
York Times |
Nepal's
Opposition Finds the Front Is No Longer United, by Somini Sengupta
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
oppose royal move
|
26/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
Maoists,
Opp differ over Nepal king’s offer
|
26/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Nepal
parties minus Maoists, by Bharat Bhushan
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Victory
rallies nationwide
|
26/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Over
300 activists released in Nepal; one demonstrator dead, by Shirish B
Pradhan
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Ten
hurt in victory rally in Mugu; thousands of people take part in victory
rallies
|
25/04/2006 |
| World
Peace Herald |
U.N.-sponsored
election in Nepal, by Kushal Jeena
|
25/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
House
restored: What next? The reinstated House has tasks cut out for it, which
are no less daunting from any yardsticks, by Pratibedan Baidya
|
25/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Detainees
released
|
25/04/2006 |
| Washington
Post |
In
Nepal Crowds Rejoice, but Tensions Remain, by John Lancaster
|
25/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Tens
of thousands crowd around Nepal king's palace,
by Gopal Sharma
|
25/04/2006 |
| South
Asian media Net |
Ethnic
groups stick to Assembly demand
|
25/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
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