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7th June, 2006 (Wednesday)

Koirala, Manmohan Singh hold talks
Parliament work procedure rule presented in parliament
Milk price hiked
Maoists watching Koirala's India visit cautiously: Prachanda
Prachanda Makwanpur bound
Secret agreement to retain King: Mahara
Maoists still preparing for war: Moriarty
Prachanda's decision
Supremacy of parliament
Indian hegemony
Indian intention
Koirala's India visit
Constitutional Monarchy a must: Durga Pokhrel
Corruption rate increased

6th June, 2006 (Tuesday)

Koirala gets Bush treatment
Govt formation complete
Kamal Thapa, Tanka Dhakal also seek freedom
Tourist arrivals dip 10.9 percent
Army denies captured Nepal peacekeepers freed in Congo
Maoist prisoners refuse to meet their leader
Talks will be broken if govt and parliament are not dissolved
CIAA decision to clear Koirala still secret
Italian swallowers arrested
New student advising center opens as part of Fulbright week
PM's India trip
Disappointment of general people
Government silent spectator
Shitaula criticized
Appreciable decision
Protest against declaration of secular state
Schools still closed

5th June, 2006 (Monday)

Proposed Indian economic package discussed
3 killed, 14 injured in Palpa bus accident
Salt Trading Ltd to distribute 20 percent dividend
District education committees dissolved
Demand for impeachment of chief justice
Plan to present work procedure rule suddenly postponed in parliament
SLC results delayed
Views of seven parties and Maoists extremist
PM Koirala working to return power to the King
Prachanda didn't surface in Kathmandu for security reasons
Parliament declares Nepal free of untouchability
21 protestors killed during April opposition demonstrations declared martyrs
Second round of govt, Maoists talks within one week
Inquiry commission member injured
Govt rejects CPN-UML proposal to reinstate elected local bodies
Ram Krishna Tamrakar appointed NC treasurer
NC activist murdered

4th June, 2006 (Sunday)

Two former ministers released
Lok Deep Thapa quits TRN
Mukunda Sharma appointed acting chief secretary
Parliament regulation not be presented before parliament
India to discuss serious with Koirala
Congress begins serious discussion
Cabinet discussing Koirala's India visit
Koirala visiting India suddenly at India's request
Rally organized by Maoists biggest in Kathmandu
Recruitment and purchases stopped
Nepse index slips

3rd June, 2006 (Saturday)

PM Koirala's visit stirs confusion

2nd June, 2006 (Friday)

King, Queen appear in public for first time after April movement
Maoists hold rally in Kathmandu
PM Koirala to visit India 6 to 9 June
Naxalites kill five Indian policemen
Maoists must disarm, decommission weapons before assembly elections: EU
Religious clash likely
Citizenship to children having foreign father?
Maoists’ plan
Autocracy must be ended: Bishnu B Mnandhar
Hindus’ stair
Intention of the court
UML-Maoist dispute
Government-Maoist disagreement
Lesson from Sikkim
People have their right of free voting: Raghuji Pant
Nation under the shadow of fear and conflict: Badri Nar Singh KC
American national killed in motorcycle accident
Bhadrakali Mishra dead
Army recruitment suspended
Nepal Telecom's new offer
US consulate, American Center closing Friday

1st June, 2006 (Thursday)

Maoists flood Kathmandu
Maoist arrested in Banepa
Bhoto to be displayed Friday
Foreign minister Oli returns
Hindus organize protest rallies
Alarming crime
Political parties violating rule of law
Split in political parties
Differences between Madhab and Bamdev
Politicos repeating mistakes
Government-Maoist talks
Janamorcha’s allegation to Kantipur daily
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Siblings of Nepali mothers to get citizenship

Siblings can now get Nepali citizenship after identifying their Nepali mother. The 1990 constitution debarred citizenship to children born to Nepali women married to foreigners. "Nepal will now be an Indian colony," said a RPP leader who preferred anonymity ....more

By Our Senior Correspondent

Maoists accused of code violations

Three biggest constituents of the seven party alliance (SPA), including one communist party, have accused Maoists of violating a 25-point code of conduct agreed last Thursday when broken down ....more

By Bhola B Rana

ISG says Maoist extortion criminal

The Industrial Security Group (ISG) has expressed deep concern over continued extortion of businesses and industries across Nepal calling it criminal. "We call upon the Maoists to cease all extortion and violent intimidation, to .... more

By Our Correspondent

Diplomats’ eloquent silence and growing SPA/Maoist discord

There was understandable hoopla generated by the first round of formal talks last Friday between the SPA government and the Maoists, wherein a 25-point code of conduct was agreed upon. Despite that, there are increasing signs of a distinct cooling in the ardour of the political romance between the SPA and the ...more

By M.R. Josse

Army Chief's assurance to govt

Amid calls by CPN-UML General Secretary Madhav Kumar Nepal for the dismissal of the Army Chief, Chief of the Army Staff Gen Pyar Jung Thapa sent a message to the government the Army will implement government directives to strengthen peace and democracy. ...more

By Our Defence Correspondents

BJP charges New Delhi for interfering in Nepal courtesy Indian Leftists

The BJP Monday charged PM Manmohan Singh with allowing Left interference in foreign policy matters and said the UPA government had failed in dealing with external affairs issues, the Times of India reports ....more

By Our Diplomatic Correspondent

Civil liberty first casualty of April movement

Civil liberties have become the first casualty of the April movement that installed seven political parties to power with Maoists also claiming Singha Durbar .... more

By Our Political Correspondent

Filipino team rejoices first Everest conquest

Heradio Oracion and Erwin “Pastour” Emata have made history by becoming the first ever Filipinos to scale the summit of Mt. Everest. An expedition team led by Arturo Valdez also ..... more

By Kumod Dewan Basnet

Baring all atop Everest

Lakpa Tharke Sherpa, 25, was not to the first to stand naked atop on Mount Everest for three minutes on 24 May. But he is the first to take off his clothes on the 8848 meters high world's peak from the ....more

By Our Correspondent

Elephant beer gets certification of excellence

Elephant beer, another brand from the maker of Carlsberg beer in Nepal, has received the certification of excellence. International Taste and Quality Institute has awarded the beer a Three Star certification .... more

By Our Reporter

Janamorcha Nepal splits

Janamorcha Nepal, a constituent of the ruling seven party alliance, finally split last week. Rebels accused the faction led by chairman Amik Serchan of being a stooge of the Maoists. Rebels, following a two-day ... more

By Our Senior Political Correspondent

SC orders not to stop Cosmic Air planes

The Supreme Court has issued an interim order to the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) not to stop the operation of two Fokker 100 planes of Cosmic Air. The court order has substantiated the airline's charges n .... more

By Our Reporter

House silent on border encroachment issue

Although this has been reported in various newspapers, the issue of Indian encroachment of Nepalese soil in Susta area of Nawalparashi district in Nepal-India border, has not found any mention in the House. Even the .... more

By Our Reporter

Completion of another Great Wall

Construction of the world’s largest dam concluded May 20, nine months ahead of schedule. This marks the completion of the principal part of the Three Gorges hydropower project on the Yangtze River, China’s biggest .... more

By Our Reporter

 

BETWEEN YOU AND ME

Rhetoric unlimited, SECURITY SCARCE, qualified press freedom, donors’ LARGESSE and UNCLE SAM’S help spurned

Well, your Graces, awash as all of us ordinary folk are in unlimited political rhetoric, naturally, mainly of the revolutionary sort, what do you make of the splurge of ungainly, ghastly events of the past week? I refer, sports, not to the outbreak of peace – yes, despite ... more

By M.R. Josse

COMMENTS

"Wait and see" diplomacy

VG Vaidya, chairman, VOITH, also known as a man of open heart, presented the newly launched Toyota Yaris car to footballer Upendra Man Singh honouring Singh’s dedication and contribution for the Nepali football amidst a function. The programme was organized at .... more

By Cocktailman

The rising and shining of the New Nepal Dictatorship or democracy?

WE HAVE NOW a reinstated Parliament, which has declared itself supreme and inviolable, and a new government in place, which is nearly complete and has promised the Nepalese people enduring peace and total democracy or loktantra. Talks have ..... more

By Sashi PBB Malla

Beautiful and PEACEFUL Nepal!

For the last some years, there has been a tendency of smashing the statues and busts of the King's of Shah dynasty at different parts of the country. This trend escalated in recent times in the name of the second .... more

By Jasuda Pradhan

Celebrating loss: an Indian perspective

It's hard to build a new house by demolishing the old one." That's how a Hindu citizen of Nepal reacted to Prime Minister GP Koirala's questionable attempt to deface the symbol of the world's only Hindu Kingdom by stripping the . ... more

By Kanchan Gupta

People real victims of Nepal's politics of vengeance

Claiming to be the exclusive custodians of Nepalese democracy, the newly empowered Seven Party Alliance (SPA) is seizing every possible opportunity to hammer away the principles of constitutionalism that underpin freedom and equality. In ... more

By Madan P. Khanal

Mobocracy in NEPAL

The magnitude of the tragedy currently engulfing Nepal has not only been missed by people here, but worse, a section of our opinion-making classes seems to be exulting in it. Arguably, the establishment of ... more

By Chandan Mitra

Water wars

During the past few years, India has initiated water wars with its neighbours (Bangladesh, and Nepal). What was the need for this nouveau warfare? Examples of the nouveau warfare are: (a) Baglihar Dam. The gate-structure is being constructed by India ... more

By Amjed Jaaved

How long this government will last?

No other government in Nepal in the last 50 years has been so powerful as the present one. It has backing of the people, the civil society, and the international community as well. Even Indo-Nepal relations which hasn’t quite ... more

By Dr. Pravin Rajbahak

 

EDITORIAL

Government-Maoists talks

One of the better outcomes of the present political change has been the swift manner in which the government and the Maoists have been able to sit down for talks. There is no doubt that .... more

 

ON/OFF THE RECORD

Rajtantra, loktantra and people

Now-a-days this scribe is trying to adopt himself with the ‘loktantra’ system. Prime Minister GP Koirala announced the removal of the word “Royal” from the Royal Nepal Army. Then after, a fashion of deleting ..... more

By PR Pradhan

TATTLER

Sitaram Yachuri

Indian left leader Sitaram Tachuri is not only making revolutions and governments in Nepal. He is also going around telling people he will use his influence with the government to secure them jobs. He told this to one ..... more

MEDIA WATCH

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When you have faults, do not fear to abondon them.
 
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CLIMBING UP: Sohail Amin, Pakistani Ambassador (left), and Col Asif Ali, the Defence Attache, at Lukla airpot on 27 May to take part in the Everest Marathon 2006, held on 29 May, organized by Himalayan Expeditions.

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