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China uniting Nepal communists to get support on Tibet
Kathmandu, June 25: Amid the political uncertainty in Nepal, China's stepped up diplomatic offensive in the Himalayan country is being seen with suspicion in Kathmandu with some terming it as a tacit move to ...
World's highest garbage heap needs help
The world's highest garbage dump is set for a major clean up next year. AP BEAUTIFUL BUT DIRTY: Wispy clouds form near the peaks surrounding Mount Everest, seen from Everest base camp in Nepal.
Maoists willing to ditch Nepali Congress to form government
South East Asia News.Net Wednesday 25th June, 2008 Kathmandu, June 25 : The Maoists have said that they are ready to form government through a floor test in the Constituent Assembly if its efforts to keep the ...
Nepal's prime minister resigns, paving way for Maoist-led coalition government
Nepal's prime minister announced his long-delayed resignation Thursday, clearing the way for the formation of a new coalition government led by former communist rebels.
A third of Nepalese at risk of Kala-azar
A third of Nepals population faces risk of suffering from Kala-azar - a chronic and potentially fatal parasitic disease of the viscera with figures going up from 5,616,489 in 2006 to 8,007,323 in 2007, says a ...
Chinese embassy refutes Tibetan group's statement
The Chinese embassy in Kathmandu refuted a statement published by a Tibetan group in a leading English language daily, calling it "totally groundless and deceptive". "The embassy was aware that recently the ...
More than 3 million need food assistance in Nepal
KATHMANDU * About 2.5 million Nepalis need immediate food assistance and 3.9 million others are at risk of becoming food insecure because of rising prices, the United Nations food agency said yesterday.
Parties sign deal to end deadlock
KATHMANDU: Top leaders of the seven party alliance signed an agreement and a cabinet meeting approved a bill to amend the interim constitution, under which president, vice-president and the Constituent Assembly ...
Villagers kill endangered dolphin
Police are watched by bystanders as they measure the dead body of a Gangetic dolphin which was killed by local fishermen at Biratnagar, some 240km southeast of Kathmandu on Monday KATHMANDU: Even as animal ...
Deuba blames Maoists for SPA breakdown
Senior leader of the Nepali Congress Sher Bahadur Deuba has accused the Maoist leadership of trying to split the Seven Party Alliance that worked together for over two and half years.
Child rescued after 22 hours in crevice in Nepal
A 12-year-old boy climbed hundreds of feet down into a crevice in a mountain gorge in western Nepal on Wednesday to rescue a 2-year-old girl who had fallen in 22 hours earlier, officials said.
Experts suggest PM Koirala not to resign
Legal experts have suggested Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala to tender resignation from his post only after the election of president.
United Kingdom call for govt formation
KATHMANDU: British Minister for International Development Shahid Malik arrived in Kathmandu on Friday for a three-day visit to help the political parties move forward to form a government.
Police officers freed after deal with mutineers
"We will also implement measures to improve the condition for the police and address issues raised during the protest," Dotel said.
Maoist, UML reaches agreement on forming next Government in Nepal
Kathmandu, June 24 : The Communist Party of Nepal- Maoist and the Unified Marxist Leninist have reached an agreement to seek consensus with other parties on amendment to the constitution for forming the next ...
Transporters demand hike in fares
Airline passengers board a rickshaw to return home, outside the airport in Kathmandu yesterday, where all public transport and taxis were taken off the roads KATHMANDU: Thousands of passengers were stranded ...
KATHMANDU: After many failed attempts to evolve a consensus on the National Security Council's structure and management of weapons in the Maoists' possession, the Communist Party of Nepal and Communist Party of ...
PM Koirala seeks legal experts advice on resignation
Prime Minister and Nepali Congress president Girija Prasad Koirala on Sunday consulted party affiliated legal experts concerning his resignation and formation of the next government.
Separatists detained by Nepal authorities
NEPALI police detained about 500 Tibetan separatists involved in anti-China activities in the Nepali capital of Kathmandu yesterday afternoon.
SLC results to be publish today