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15th, March, 2006 (Wednesday)

Significant New Year
Rohit against Delhi talk
King's call for safe landing to all forces
SPA in dilemma
Political parties illusive
Kantipur and yellow journalism
FNJ falls rock bottom
Seven parties against people's wish
Cheap slogans lead to scuffle within the UML
Four policemen injured in accidental explosion
Maoist blockade disrupts normal life

14th, March, 2006 (Tuesday)

Maoist expels two leaders (Breaking News!)
Maoists blockade begins
Today is holi
Rebellion in Maoist camp
Maoist central leader quits party
Political disorientation in Prachanda, Baburam
Agitating parties’ nakedness
India’s ill-intention
Agitators stationed in New Delhi
Indian communists help Maoists
Talks and attacks go together
Foreigners handle Maoists
Agreement doesn't address problems
Writ petition rejected
NGOs divided in two groups
Talks taking place at unknown place
Prachanda becomes soft
Thapa against the King
India joins hand with Maoists
Indian action deceives US
Maoists should participate general elections: Ram Bhandu Regmi
Parties loose political status
Double standard becomes painful for Nepal

13th, March, 2006 (Monday)

Chinese state councilor arriving 15 March
Dr Mahendra Bahadur Bista appointed
‘Maoist threat’ grounds Nepal Yatayat
Teams fan out to search for Bara’s ‘Buddha boy’
Power outage hits Valley EVs hard
Maoists loot medicines
NHRC urges Maoists to respect HR
Eager, but do not know how
Holi(ganism) humiliates, enrages women

12th, March, 2006 (Sunday)

African United Club lift Aaha Gold Cup
Maoists bomb district education office
No trace of ascetic
King calls ministers for meet in Bhairahawa Sunday
Nepse index slips 1.71 points
Kathmandu records 21.9 mm rainfall
Crown Prince visiting Austria
Seven parties afraid of Moriarty statement
Deuba offers tantrik puja
Give the movement momentum: Madhav Kumar
25 abducted released
Rain helps ward off more load-shedding
Agitating parties towards aimless direction
NC faces difficulties
Urge for peace and democracy
Unity unlikely
International convention to be held
Protest against the government
King starts consultations
Ascetic missing
Police turn back CPN-UML activists from home of Madhav Kumar
Top meet on Indian Naxalites
Maoists kill civilian
Parties express their restlessness
Differences within seven parties
Leaders puzzle security forces
Maoists' mission fail
South Block’s another trick
Leaders rushed to Delhi again
Nepal Bar to join seven party agitation
Nepal Bar celebrates golden jubilee
India deceives Nepal by enhancing Maoist insurgents

11th, March, 2006 (Saturday)

Rhino pair gifted to Austria
Russian chief justice coming
OHCHR dissolved
Maoists withdraw strike
Explosion in Mechinagar, other details
Maoists intensify extortion drive in Biratnagar
Rain continues or second day
Maoist killed, other details
Relief with rain

10th, March, 2006 (Friday)

Light drizzle over the capital
RJP to observe 1st anniversary
Official Nepali participation in Geneva uncertain
New Delhi talks positive: Maoists
Maoists murder vigilante committee member
Maoists block highway
332181 students to appear for SLC exams
Promotions in Nepal Police
Seven security personnel injured in Ilam
Maoists abduct NC, CPN-UML workers
Nepal, Britain relations in strange phase
More judges for special courts
Pension camp shifted to Butwal
Secret Deuba, Kamal Thapa talks
Rajeshwor Debkota to replacel Bista
Another agreement between Maoists and seven parties

9th, March, 2006 (Thursday)

King presides over cabinet meeting
Further details of Ghorai blast
Donald Camp meets officials
King promulgates two ordinances
Five Maoists killed
Nepal asks India to monitor smuggling of explosives into kingdom
ICRC resumes visits to detainees in military barracks
Three security personnel killed in Ghorai
Council of ministers searching for AIG
Bhutan refugee return movement to be intensified
More than 7,000 Naxalites active in India
New employment act to stop cheating
Policeman joining Maoists arrested
Maoists padlock industry of NC(D) activist
Tanahu jungle declared prohibited area
Woman Maoist teenager surrenders
Maoists murder NSP(D) activist
11 CPN-UML activists abducted
US does not look at Nepal through India eyes
Bhutan responsible for refugee problem: Danish ambassador
37 quit NSP
Tiger census in Suklaphanta
GDP growth forecast lowered
Malaysian, Bangladeshi arrested for smuggling attempt
Journalist meet
King, Camp hold discussions
Rain expected Thursday
REQUEST TO FRIENDS
NEWS
Bush urges dialogue

President George W. Bush reiterated US policy for a dialogue between the King and the opposition to resolve the staggered political crisis in Nepal. Nepal figured in his discussions with prime minister Manmohan Singh when he visited India last week. ....more

By Bhola B Rana

Do EU, political parties want Maoists to succeed?

The Maoists have not relented even one bit in their terrorist activities, even after their 12-point agreement with the seven agitating political parties. But have the political parties, who say they are the true representatives of the ....more

By Pushpa Raj Pradhan

Is India involved?

This is the question being raised in various quarters after the seizure of an Indian truck with Bhairawa last month. The hidden explosives were seized ahead of a Maoist blockade and indefinite nation-wide strike. .... more

By Our Correspondent

Suraj Vaidya in LDT

Industrialist and social worker Suraj Vaidya has been appointed vice-chairman of Lumbini Development Trust for a maximum period of 5 years. Besides industries, Vaidya has been involved in various social works and ...more

By Our Reporter

Pithy Bush statement lights bush fire in SPAM camp

A single sentence uttered by visiting American President George W Bush in New Delhi on 2 March, in the presence of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, has seemingly lit a raging bush fire of concern-cum-confusion in the ....more

By M.R. Josse

Second round of Maoist, SPA talks

Maoists and the seven party alliance (SPA) are holding their second round of consultations in or near New Delhi after NC(D) president Sher Bahadur Deuba called for changes in the 12-point accord signed in the Indian ....more

By Our Senior Political Analyst

Kedar Man Singh ill

Senior foreign correspondent Kedar Man Singh is undergoing an angioplasty procedure at Norvic Hospital today (Thursday). He was admitted to the Hospital this week. Singh retired as a special correspondent of the French .... more

Nepal, China complete border talks

Nepal and China signed minutes of the third session of the Nepal-China Third Joint Inspection of the Nepal-China boundary in Beijing after three days of talks from 1 to 3 March; the minutes included four ..... more

By Our Correspondent

Bhutanese refugees unite under Tek Nath Rizal

More than 100,000 Bhutanese in exile have united under the supreme leadership of pro-democracy leader Tek Nath Rijal. For the first time in 15 years, they united under the leadership of the human rights activist calling their forum the ...more

By Our Political Correspondent

Cherishing the past and promosing a future

Nepal Investment Bank Ltd (NBIL) with the motto "Cherishing the Past and Promising a Future" marked its 20th anniversary last week. The Bank established a record of winning prestigious award "Bank of the Year" for twice. .... more

By Our Business Correspondent

Thamel to become protest-free zone

The Thamel Tourism Development Board and various students' association and organisation, local clubs and people have decided to declare Thamel as 'Bandh-free area'. A meeting of the different stakeholders decided to keep ... more

By Our Reporter

Himalayan Bank opens Butwal branch

Himalayan Bank Limited has opened its 15th branch in Butwal. Chairman of the bank Manoj Bahadur Shrestha inaugurated the branch amid a function on Friday. He said that the bank has taken it a matter pride and privilege .... more

By Our Business Reporter

Journalists meet in Kathmandu

About four hundred journalists from all over the country have gathered here to attend the first national convention of the Federation of National Journalists constituted six months ago. The convention is to start today .... more

By Our Reporter

 

BETWEEN YOU AND ME

Cowboy and ‘Injuns’ and RELATED stories

The Indian media around the recent fleeting Bush visit to South Asia that it is difficult to know where to begin has generated so much matter, substantive as well as trivial. Nevertheless, let’s take a shot at it here. Okay? ... more

By M.R. Josse

COMMENTS

Cocktail Man

Quite an impressive crowd was there at the wedding party of the daughter of a high-level Royal Palace official. Cocktail Man got the opportunity to meet many important persons at the event. Even some otherwise very busy .... more

By Cocktail Man

The upcoming G8 Summit in St. Petersburg
Challenges, opportunities responsibility

At the beginning of 2006, Russia assumed the G8 Presidency. We understand very well that this requires serious work and implies a great deal of responsibility. It is not the organizational activities alone that lie ahead. More importantly, we will need to discuss ..... more

By Vladimir V. Putin

India as a regional power

The visit of US President George W. Bush to India and the conclusion of a joint nuclear deal raise the pertinent question as to whether India can now be considered a regional power — objectively and in the perception of its Asian .... more

By Shashi PBB Malla

India's Nepal policy

During his recent visit to India President Bush called the Nepalese Maoists to shun violence and the King to reach out to the political parties for restoration of democracy. The remarks of Ambassador Moriarty critical of twelve point accord between the ... more

By Prakash A Raj

History of TOURISM in Nepal PART XI

The number of tourists coming to Nepal from the year 1962 to 1965 increased so rapidly that there was a big shortage of hotels. Several new hotels like Hill View Hotel, Green Hotel, Valley Hotel, Shank Hotel and other ... more

By Gyanendra P. Adhikari "Hanson"

5 year plan
Addresses pressing problems

Higher income, affordable housing, better education and less pollution are among the promises in the nation's 11th Five-Year (2006-10) Plan that the government's chief planner highlighted yesterday. It is the first ... more

Pakistan-Kashmir solidarity NEVER to fade away

Every year, February 05 is observed in Pakistan as Solidarity Day, signifying sustained solidarity of the people and government of Pakistan with Kashmiri people, who have been offering unique sacrifices, persistently to get rid ... more

By Ayaz Daudzai

Can Nepal be a rich nation?

In a 2001 comparison of 174 countries, Nepal ranked 150th in per capita income, a universal indicator of material wealth and living standards, since money enables people to buy at least the basic living needs for themselves and ... more

By Kamala Sarup

 

EDITORIAL

Bush Visit

American President George Bush completed his maiden visit to South Asia, when he toured India, Pakistan and Afghanistan last week. The Indians, specially its media, showed their colonial hangover when they .... more

 

ON/OFF THE RECORD

Politics everywhere

The professional organisation of journalists, the Federation of Nepalese Journalists, has become a platform for those "journalists" carrying party-flags rather than the forum of journalists writing news reports, commentaries, ..... more

By PR Pradhan

TATTLER

Govt Protest

Government has rightly protested the Rs 350 British and Swiss assistance for the "development of democracy in Nepal". The assistance tantamount to gross interference in Nepalese politics and is an attempt to fund the ..... more

READERS FORUM

Behind NGOs' distorted perspective

First of all, let me congratulate your weekly for the very interesting coverage of Nepalese affairs from a nationalistic perspective. This is why your media is getting more popular amongst us all. I am writing to point out the foreign propaganda and brainwashing that is taking place in the Nepalese media ... more

 

MEDIA WATCH

Excerpts from weeklies and dailies

Compiled and translated by BHOLA B. RANA... more

 
REQUEST TO FRIENDS
Commentary [New !]
 
 
By Dipta Shah
Commentary [New !]
 
 
By Vladimir V. Putin
Open Letter
 
 
Message to the Nation
 
 
Commentary
 
 
By Bhola B Rana
Commentary
 
 
By K. Kailali
Commentary
 
 
By Preeti Koirala
Commentary
 
 
By Dipak Gyawali
Commentary
 
 
By Dr. Thomas A. Marks
Commentary
 
 
By Ms Sudha
Commentary
 
 
By Kamala Sarup
Document
 
 
By M.R. Josse
Commentary
 
 
By Nishchal M.S. Basnyat
Commentary
 
 
By Hemant Arjyal
Commentary
 
 
By Dr. Thomas A. Marks
Commentary
 
 
By Syed Muhammd Hussain
Opinion
 
 
By Bhuwan Sharma
Opinion
 
 
By Amjed Jaaved
Opinion
 
 
By K. Kailali
Readers' Forum
Question of the week

Do you think that there is too much interference in Nepali internal affairs by some foreign country ambassadors and some UN, EU and donor agencies based in Kathmandu?

Readers' Comment
 
Thought of the day
 
When you have faults, do not fear to abondon them.
 
Confucius
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Crown Princess Himani Lights a lamp to inaugurate a function at Bhrikuti Mandap on

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Foreign Minister releasing a book entitled "Nepal's Foreign Policy" at the Benaras Hindu University on 1 March.

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