Poll #5
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Do you think that professional associations like the Nepal Bar Association are too much linked to political parties like the NC and CPN-UML, and that this is bad for the credibility and independence and professionalism of the legal sector?
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Kathmandu Weather
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Since April 27, 2001. |
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22nd, March, 2006 (Wednesday)
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Three Maoists killed in bank raid |
| Maoists arrest brother of expelled member Rabindra Shrestha
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US pressure stopped joint appeal |
| Expelled Maoist central leader charges Prachanda, Baburam for awaiting royal palace signal
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Term of Sugatratna Kanshakar extended |
| King grants audience to vice-chairmen
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Maoist meet to pressurize Prachanda |
| Talks for Congress unity
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Understanding with Maoists unacceptable: Singh |
| Storm will blow away Girija: Minister Dhakal
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NBA chairman under cloud |
Public, private partnership vital, says Giri
Rupjyoti urges business to cooperate
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There's limit to protest: Bista |
| Rana honoured
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IGP Thapa bids farewell to retired officials |
| Constituent assembly not important: Ranabhat
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New approach for resolving conflict |
| Monarchy not a headache: Taradevi Ghimire
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China's concern |
| Leaders willing to join polls
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21th, March, 2006 (Tuesday)
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| 20 Maoists killed in Dhading
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Nine policemen killed, 24 others injured in Jhapa, Sunsari |
20th, March, 2006 (Monday)
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| Eight security personnel killed in Kavre
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King inaugurates hospital |
| Deuba leaves for USA |
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British parliamentary delegation meets Dr Tulsi Giri |
| Seven parties meet to save accord with Maoists |
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Contents of new understanding with Maoists |
| Expelled Maoists expose Prachanda ,Baburam [Excerpts] |
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Seven party, Maoist talks in difficult phase |
| Eight AIGs now |
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Sir Edmund Hillary sells whisky for $30,000 |
| Shailaja in Delhi and Rajan in Kathmandu |
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America wants both side victory: Yubaraj Sangraula |
| Party workers against Delhi talks |
19th, March, 2006 (Sunday)
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| Tang leaves |
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11 families homeless after Dhulikhel fire |
| Police promotion |
| Shailendra Sakar in Shaja
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| Govt likely to impose curfew |
| Seven parties reject common call for constituent assembly with Maoists
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| King invited to China |
| "I am satisfied": Tang |
| Agni Air begins flights |
| King invited to China
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| Teenager killed in bomb blast |
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Policeman shoots dead a hotelier |
| Crown Prince Paras leaves for Austria later Sunday |
| Nepse index gains 2.02 points
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| Naxalites kill two Jharkhand policemen |
18th, March, 2006 (Saturday)
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| King grants audience to Tang |
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King sacks three district judges |
| Outside forces should not interfere in Nepal |
| Danger of foreign intervention in Nepal: Bush
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| Security forces capture Maoist arms factory |
| Cargo train arriving Friday after 13 months
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| British Gurkha team in town |
| A war of statements in Maoist camps |
| 15 percent Maoist child soldiers in the eastern region |
| Tortured Maoist woman dead
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| China urged peace |
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Expelled Maoists call Prachanda a Jung Bahadur |
| 36 injured in Indian security baton charge |
| Vigilante group imposes curfew in Nawalparasi
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| Continued Maoist blockade has adverse effect |
| Kumar Gorakh to wed soon |
17th, March, 2006 (Friday)
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| Washington working to prevent Maoist takeover |
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Two children injured |
| Nepali Congress asks Maoists to call of blockade |
| China gives Nepal duty free access for exports
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| Bimalendra Nidhi, Pradip Giri released |
| Security forces, Maoists clash
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| Tang begins consultations with opposition leaders |
| King to host dinner for Tang
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| Jimmy Carter coming |
| Disagreement between parties and Maoists
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| Agitating leaders meet at Koirala's residence |
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Advance the steps for general elections: Sarwagya Ratna Tuladhar |
| Constitution for unity: Birendra Keshari Pokharel |
| Maoists to divide business community in two
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| Blockade disrupts public life |
| Valley bandh on Ghode Jatra
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| We are Professional Journalists: Nirodh Raj Pandey |
| Leaders may hold more treaties
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| Differences in Maoists |
16th, March, 2006 (Thursday)
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| Chinese State Councilor arrives |
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King's busy schedule |
| Tang Jiaxuan arrives Thursday |
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Thursday third day of Maoist blockade |
| Another Maoist jibe at USA |
| RNA to send retired soldiers abroad
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| King returns to capital Thursday |
| NC central committee meets for informal session
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| Maoists to withdraw indefinite strike |
| Shrestha, Thapa under Maoist fire
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| Maoist, party talks in decisive phase |
| Unity Center, Mashal split
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| Khanal flying to Europe |
| People suffer from blockade
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| Say no to constituent assembly: Srikant Adhikari |
| Agitators demonstrate autocratic attitude
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| NEWS |
| Maoists ignore SPA call for stop blockade
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Maoists Tuesday went ahead with blockades of Kathmandu and district headquarters ignoring a request by the Seven Party Alliance (SPA) to withdraw them.
The SPA asked Maoists to call off the blockades, an indefinite nation-wide strike from April and declare another ceasefire to ....more
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Crown Prince Paras to gift rhinos to Austria
Crown Prince Paras leaves for Austria 22 March to gift a pair of rhinos to Austria at the request of the government.
Crown Princess Himani is accompanying him.
The lucky orphaned pair rhinos from Chitwan have not been
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By Our Diplomatic Correspondent
Top Chinese official arrives today
China’s de facto foreign minister and state councilor Tang Jiaxuan arrives today for a rescheduled three-day official visit as guest of vice-chairman of the council of ministers Kirtinidhi Bista.
Tang handles foreign affairs in the
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By Our Diplomatic Correspondent
A Kamal Thapa bombshell
Without saying the Indian government is directly involved in the smuggling of war materials across the open 1,700 km Indo-Nepal border, Home Minister Kamal Thapa said the recent recovery of huge caches of explosives, detonators, wires ...more
By Our Diplomatic Correspondent
The Great Pretenders: India and the US
In response to a request for his take on the fact that President Bush’s statement on 2 March in New Delhi that “in Nepal, we agreed that the Maoists should abandon violence” was made within earshot of Maoist honchos in the Indian capital,
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By M.R. Josse
FENAJ general convention, Pandey elected president
Nirodh Raj Pandey has been elected president of the central working committee of the Federation of Nationalist Journalists (FENAJ) by the first national convention of the Federation held on March 9 and 10 in Kathmandu.
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By Our Correspondent
Himalayan Bank Golf Tourney
The Third Himalayan Bank Open Golf – 2062 organised by Himalayan Bank Limited started Monday. The tournament will run till March 18.
Professional players will compete on the first four days and the fifth day has .... more
By Our Reporter
Strengthening supply lines during conflict
Academicians and policymakers gathered in Lalitpur on Friday to discuss ways to improve the supply system, particularly in remote areas at a time of conflict.
Although the academic discussion organized by Nepal Foundation .....
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By Our Correspondent
Ian Martin UN representative or Maoists' spokesman
Country representative of UN Human Rights Committee Iain Martin is drawing his salary from the UN, but he is serving the Maoists and extremely biased against the government security forces. When the Maoist insurgents kill innocent people, ...more
By Our Political Correspondent
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Blot on UN, SPA on reverse gear, envoy’s belated education, cloak-and-dagger, and bias
in academe
One does not know how the folks of the UN-mediation-is-the-answer brigade are taking it, but I’m sure that the scandalous death the other day of former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic in a cell of the Hague-based court has punched a huge ...
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M.R. Josse
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Weddings and swinging ladies
The wedding season is over, but some parties to celebrate the occasion are still taking place. Cocktail Man had his share of invitations to such parties, and as Nepalese tradition goes, they say you cannot miss the wedding party if you are invited .... more
By Cocktail Man
Politics of obfuscation
To a casual observer, it seems that all the political actors in Nepal – whether domestic or foreign – are keeping their cards close to their chests and are dilly-dallying regarding the furtherance of democracy and peace.
The Royal regime has adopted a self-satisfying attitude with .....
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By Shashi PBB Malla
Nirlazza: India’s Killing Business
In the past India had always denied any involvement with the Maoist terrorist of Nepal. They had even denied any knowledge of agreement between the agitators and the terrorists, which took place a couple of months ago .... more
By Bhuwan Sharma
Is SOCIALISM dead?
In this twenty-first century, ‘democracy’ has become a cherished word for both its foes and friends. With the end of Second World War and Cold War, democracy emerged victorious and unrivalled beating communism, fascism and Nazism. Thus, democracy that ... more
By Ritu Raj Subedi
Introducing Pokhara as tourist destination PART XII
The howling of not only the foxes but also noises made by the various night creatures had woken and disturbed Tom so many times that he had hardly slept. Every time he woke up he would start thinking weather it was really worth opening
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By Gyanendra P. Adhikari "Hanson"
Chinese President CALLS for reviving army build-up to safeguard national sovereignty
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
China's top advisory body calls for resolute fight against "Taiwan independence"
China's top advisory body concluded its annual session Monday morning in Beijing after adopting a political resolution that calls on the nation to firmly oppose and check "Taiwan independence" secessionist forces and ... more
Globalization and Nepal
US has large budget (fiscal) and trade deficits, which can't be sustained forever and might lead to a depression in a few years. Of course, a US depression would result in a depression for the rest of the world. That is why other countries buy US dollars, stocks ... more
By Kamala Sarup
Innocent deaths of IHK
Even as the Kashmiri populace has become accustomed to fake encounters or 'collateral damage' deaths by the Indian military, two recent "error-of-judgment" killings, closely following one another in the month of July, made ... more
By Momin Iftikhar
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Delhi Drama
Once more we are witnessing a political drama unfolding in New Delhi, strangely though, which has nothing to do with Indian politics, but is directly linked to the political impasse here in Nepal. Yes, we are talking about the .... more
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RAW, South Block promoting terrorism in Nepal
Once again, leaders of the agitating political parties are holding talks with the Maoist leaders in New Delhi. The meeting is taking place at Nepal Centre in Yusuf Saraya-25, New Delhi, as reported by newspapers. This scribe has time and again ..... more
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PR Pradhan |
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D/2006/160306/
Indian president Abdul Kalam last week paid an official visited of Myanmar after vowing to promote democracy with president George W. Bush. Bush and Manmohan Singh issued a tough statement deploring human rights abuses in ..... more
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Behind NGOs' distorted perspective
As I shall be retiring on 15 March 2006, after more than thirty-one years of long service. I think, I should update you about some little things that seemed important to me, and for which I always utilized my energy. ... more
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Excerpts from weeklies
and dailies
Compiled and translated
by BHOLA B. RANA... more |
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Water, KEY for industrial power: Dr Upendra Gautam
The US establishment does market-responsive resource-based international power politics. They found in energy hungry India a unique combination of a huge consumer, a strategic partner and an Islam-balancer. Opening ... more
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Our Focus Basically Is One Trade: Jitendra Dev Basynat
The Banker selects a bank for the top awards on the basis of growth, assets, profits, management etc. and we have been rated number one in Nepal in these areas two times in three years. Obviously, it feels good to know that we are ... more
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Address from
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Paras Bir Bikram Shah Dev
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Commentary [New !]
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By M.R. Josse
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Major highlights of the speech delivered by Chinese State Councilor Tang Jiaxuan [New !]
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Full text of the speech delivered by Chinese State Councilor Tang Jiaxuan [New !]
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Commentary
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By Dipta Shah
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Commentary
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By Vladimir V. Putin
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Open Letter
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Message to the Nation
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Commentary
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By Bhola B Rana
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Commentary
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By K. Kailali
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Commentary
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By Preeti Koirala
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Commentary
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By Dipak Gyawali
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Commentary
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By Dr. Thomas A. Marks
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Commentary
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By Ms Sudha
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Commentary
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By Kamala Sarup
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Document
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By M.R. Josse
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Commentary
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By Nishchal M.S. Basnyat
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Commentary
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By Hemant Arjyal
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Commentary
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By Dr. Thomas A. Marks
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Commentary
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By Syed Muhammd Hussain
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Opinion
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By Bhuwan Sharma
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Opinion
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By Amjed Jaaved
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Opinion
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By K. Kailali
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Readers' Forum
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Question of the week
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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?
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Readers' Comment
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Thought of the day
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When you have faults, do not fear to abondon them.
Confucius
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Photo Gallery |
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Vice Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Dr Tulsi Giri, Minister for Local Development Tanka Dhakal and Minister for Communications Shrish S Rana with the journalists participating the first national convention of Federation of National Journalists held on 9, 10 March in Kathmandu.
Photo: People's Review
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Newly elected office bearers of Federation of National Journalists celebrates after election result comes out on 10 March.
Photo: People's Review
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Cartoon of the Week |
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Prachanda tells Girija Prasad Koirala: He is played with red colours. This is pure red colour of people's blood.
Courtesy: Courtesy: Punarjagaran
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Digital Edition |
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Previous Issues
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- 9 March, 2006
- 2 March, 2006
- 23 February, 2006
- 16 February, 2006
- 9 February, 2006
- 2 February, 2006
- 26 January, 2006
- 19 January, 2006
- 12 January, 2006
- 5 January, 2006
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Official site of the Royal Court of Nepal |
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A look beyond the headlines |
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