United We Blog

Month: September 2007

  • Update Burma: Momentous Movement in Myanmar

    Our solidarity to the momentous freedom movement in Myanmar While Nepal is going through disappointing uncertainties in the past couple of days, something extraordinary is happening in Burma that’s reminding me of our own April revolution of 2006. I feel like I want to be there hitting the streets of Sittwe, Pakokku, Rangoon and, of…

  • The Yoga Mystery: Ram Dev's Nepal Trip

    It was supposed to be a strictly yoga affair. But it turned out to be more than that when police requested the Indian yoga teacher Ram Dev to cancel his class that was scheduled to start yesterday. The yoga sessions resumed today morning after Home Minister Krishna Prasad Sitaula inaugurated. (Pics by Shaligram Tiwari via…

  • Corrupt Faces of Nepal Come Together To Save Monarchy

    Some of the most corrupt faces of the 90s, who also happen to the central members of Nepali Congress, are trying to save monarchy [Update: President G P Koirala of Nepali Congress today clearly stated in a high level meeting of the party that the Mahasamiti (general committee) meeting that will begin from tomorrow will…

  • PLA Integration Will Turn Maoist a Regular Party

    As we are heading towards republic before CA polls, the integration of PLA should be expedited to turn the Maoist into a ‘regular’ political party. All developments are indicating that we are heading towards the declaration of republic before Constitution Assembly elections slated for November 22. In a meeting of top leaders of eight political…

  • A Day After: Maoist No Confidence Against Prime Minister?

    A day after the Maoist’s withdrawal from the government, there was no improvement in solving the crisis It was not surprising that the Maoist central secretariat meeting held today in the residence of chairman Prachanda approved the party’s decision to quit the government. But some reports say the meeting also talked about tabling a no…

  • Maoists Quit Nepal Government, Political Crisis in the Country

    Constituent Assembly Election Is Uncertain, Country Faces Further Chaos On The Streets Though the Maoists Have Said They Wouldn’t Go Against the Comprehensive Peace Agreement Maoist cadres and supporters participate in a rally in Jorpati demanding declaration of republic. Many rallies like this one came together in Tundikhel and turned into a mass meeting that…

  • Maoists Quit Nepal Government, Political Crisis in the Country

    Constituent Assembly Election Is Uncertain, Country Faces Further Chaos On The Streets Though the Maoists Have Said They Wouldn’t Go Against the Comprehensive Peace Agreement Maoist cadres and supporters participate in a rally in Jorpati demanding declaration of republic. Many rallies like this one came together in Tundikhel and turned into a mass meeting that…