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NC Mahasamiti backs govt, urges constructive Maoist role Meet endorses new statute 04/11/2009 — News
The four-day long Mahasamiti meeting of the Nepali Congress concluded late Wednesday evening after deciding to continue the party´s support to the CPN-UML-led coalition government to take the peace process to a logical conclusion and complete the constitution-writing process on time. |
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Dahal asks GPK to lead peace 03/11/2009 — News
Amidst protracted political deadlock and launching of fresh round of protests by the Maoists, Maoist chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal met with Nepali Congress (NC) President Girija Prasad Koirala at the latter´s residence in Maharajgunj |
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Dhankuta tense after UML-Maoist conflict 03/11/2009 — News
Dhankuta district remained tense after the youth wing of the CPN-UML, Youth Force (YF), vandalized and torched Maoists-affiliated offices on Tuesday morning. |
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Power cannot be won from street: PM 02/11/2009 — News
Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal has said that state power cannot be gained through street agitations and the time is not right for such protests. |
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Protest would be "publicity-oriented": Dahal 01/11/2009 — News
A day before launching protest programs for the restoration of “civilian supremacy”, the Maoist leadership told the party cadres that the protest would be mild and peaceful in nature, and is publicity-oriented. |
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CA MEMBERS SPEAK
This cabinet doesn’t want the constitution written
The Maoists recently upped the ante by deciding to protest both inside and outside the Constituent Assembly (CA). And with the row over the appointment of the Constitutional Committee chairperson, questions are being raised over the politics of consensus. Barsha Man Pun “Ananta” has been an insider to the thoughts of the top-level leadership of the Maoist party.
25/08/2009
INTERACTION
'We plan to gradually deploy APF along Nepal-China border'
Soon after Bhim Rawal assumed the portfoliio of Home Ministry in June, he floated the idea of the Special Security Plan (SSP), aimed at improving law and order across the country in general and curbing illegal activities of armed groups in Tarai and hilly districts in particular. The plan has already started to yield some positive results.
04/10/2009
WRITE-UPS
We want results
Difference of opinion
A stone’s throw away
27/10/2009 — John Narayan Parajuli
Difference of opinion
04/10/2009 — Aditya Man Shrestha
A stone’s throw away
23/09/2009 — Shyam K.C
FOREIGN MEDIA ON CA
Nemwang confident that Nepal will get new constitution on time
Standoff in Nepal
28/08/2009 — Blog.Taragana
Standoff in Nepal
18/08/2009 — News Blaze
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