Posted on February 27th, 2006 by United We Blog!
Maoists rebels, declared terrorists by the state, killed three army men in the Monday (Feb 27) morning clash at Kavre Bhanjyang of Kavre Palanchwok district. All pics except the last two by Chandra Shekhar Karki.
Terrified local girls of Kavre Bhanjyang were apparently unable to speak with eachother after some of them saw the battle live.
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Posted on February 27th, 2006 by United We Blog!
The boss of Nepal Police uses his subordinates to perpetrate crimes. But the state is taking no action against him even after the crime cases have been reported in the media.
Crime of a Policeman: She lost her husband and a son when a police Inspector enjoying the protection of Chief of Nepal Police Shyam Bhakta [...]
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Posted on February 26th, 2006 by UWB
American Ambassador to Nepal James F. Moriarity talks to Vijay Kumar in Frontline, the star journalist’s show in Kantipur TV.
Namaste Excellency!
Namasteeeee!
Sanchai Hunuhunchha?
Sanchai Chha. Tapailai?
Malai Thikai chha. How much Nepali you have picked up since you arrived here 20 months back?
Oh..mero Nepali bhasha thikai chha…. Aaaja ko baithak ma thulo bhag engreji bhasha ma dinu parcha.
How [...]
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Posted on February 26th, 2006 by United We Blog!
Will Nepal see reconciliation in the near future?
American Ambassador James F Moriarity has created a small-scale tsunami in Nepali politics by speaking against the 12-point agreement between Seven Party Alliance and the Maoists. (Ambassador will talk to Vijay Kumar this evening on Kantipur TV and we will post the full transcript of the interview here). [...]
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Posted on February 25th, 2006 by United We Blog!
Nepal’s politically sensative colleges are holding elections of Free Student Union.
The election fever has caught politically sensitive colleges by fire. Pro-democracy students have vowed to use the election for the benefit of the ongoing democratic movement of their mother political organizations. Colleges are decorated with posters, pamphlets and banners. Elections of Free Student Union have [...]
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Posted on February 24th, 2006 by Dinesh Wagle
“Nepal never got real democracy. Constitutions made after the revolution of 2007 BS gave power to the king. Same happened even in 2046 (1990). Political leadership failed to make people feel democracy. We have seen [that the king's] ‘golden wish’ after Magh 19 (Feb 1) has gone to the opposite direction.” -Suraj Kumar Dev, (front) [...]
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Posted on February 23rd, 2006 by United We Blog!
[UWB Note: This article, written in Nepali language and based on the interview of renowned writer and pro-democracy activist Manjushree Thapa conducted by Dinesh Wagle and Bikash Sangraula for Kantipur and the Kathmandu Post dailies, was first published in the Special Supplement of Kantipur brought out on the occasion, of 13th anniversary of Kantipur Publications [...]
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Posted on February 22nd, 2006 by Dinesh Wagle
Koirala and Deuba have started talking about the unification but are they ready to hand over the leadership of the unified Nepali Congress to a new generation?
By D Wagle
Finally, after four long years, Girija Prasad Koirala and Sher Bahadur Deuba have come together to discuss the prospects of unification of their political organizations- Nepali Congress [...]
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Posted on February 20th, 2006 by United We Blog!
“Don’t think that this king is doing good,” writer and engineer Hutaram Baidya, 85, said. “He is just roaming around the country receiving flowers and garlands and saying people ‘I understand, I understand’.”
Old Man and The Bagan Beliya Flower Tree: Hutaram Baidya is a 85-year-old man whose latest book on Nepali politics was published on [...]
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Posted on February 20th, 2006 by United We Blog!
UWB Note: This article in Nepali by Yashoda Timsina, a reporter with Nepal Weekly Magazine, talks about the importance of beat in journalism and argues that female reporters should not be confined into writing women issues only. She also talks about working with different male editors and their attitude towards the topic. We will continue [...]
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