Pic by Bikas Karki Mission Palace Today’s half a million mass, chanting anti-monarchy slogans, was clearly headed towards palace. But, the state again used its weapons of brutality. Today, the state was more ruthless. Yesterday’s patience and restraints were vanished. Yesterday’s movement was a threat, but state has intensified the supression today. United We Stand:Continue reading “Protesters Pour in Despite Downpour”
Daily Archives: April 22, 2006
General Strike Day XVII
By Deepak Adhikari Sea of Humanity: Afternoon Updates: As the rain stopped, state has cut off the mobile phone lines. But, Mero Mobile is still working. The state has again resorted back to brutality. In Kalanki, security forces opened fire at few protesters. Similarly, in Thapathali and Tripureshor area, gunshots were heard. At least threeContinue reading “General Strike Day XVII”
Power to the People
April 21 Protests in Ring Road Photos By Rajkumar Shrestha Clapping in Kalanki: A day after massacre, Kalanki’s spirit was high
Don't Forget Their Blood
Martyrs of Janaadolan-II: Here is a list, prepared by eKantipur, of those brave Nepali people who lost their lives while fighting for our freedom. KATHMANDU, April 22 – On Friday, the 16th day of the Janaandolan-II, the capital witnessed what arguably is the demonstration by largest numbers of people. But at least 15 persons hadContinue reading “Don't Forget Their Blood”
Don’t Forget Their Blood
Martyrs of Janaadolan-II: Here is a list, prepared by eKantipur, of those brave Nepali people who lost their lives while fighting for our freedom. KATHMANDU, April 22 – On Friday, the 16th day of the Janaandolan-II, the capital witnessed what arguably is the demonstration by largest numbers of people. But at least 15 persons hadContinue reading “Don’t Forget Their Blood”
I’m out, are you?
Saturday Blog by ZaDed What next? Hysh asked. As in? The blogging world. We are doing the maximum, aren’t we? Yeah. Stretching to the maximum. Elastic. We stretch and bounce back to normality. I regret ever having said, “We’re doing the maximum.” At least, if I could I would take back the “I am doingContinue reading “I’m out, are you?”
