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  • Reporters’ Poll Diary

    Several reporters working for the Kathmandu Post went to various polling booths on the Election Day in Kathamndu. Here is there observation: GHANASHYAM OJHA Koteswor Campus Polling Booth When I reached Koteswor Multiple College at Mahadevsthan of ward number 35, it was about 8:15 in the morning. No one was there in the lines separately…

  • Reporters’ Poll Diary

    – Several reporters working for the Kathmandu Post went to various polling booths on the Election Day in Kathamndu. Here is there observation: GHANASHYAM OJHA Koteswor Campus Polling Booth When I reached Koteswor Multiple College at Mahadevsthan of ward number 35, it was about 8:15 in the morning. No one was there in the lines…

  • United We Blog Request

    United We Blog! is going through pretty rough time. After more than a year of running blogs, we are blaming ourselves for not being computer geeks and able to quash repeated hacking of the site. We hope to be back on our own server as soon as we setup a secure website. We were downed…

  • Deserted Voting Booths of Nepal

    By Dinesh Wagle Very few people are participating in Nepal’s municipal election that is boycotted by political parties. A man looks for his name in a Voters’ list outside a voting booth in New Baneshwor. I went around a few voting booths to see how the election process was going on. I saw no people…

  • People Indifferent To Election

    By Ujjwal Acharya ‘People are not interested’ is the conclusion after half-a-day monitoring of municipal poll booths in Madhyapur Thimi, Bhaktapur, Nepal “How many so far?” “Six, then two– total nine.” Two-and-half hours after the voting began, a friendly policeman guarding the gate of Adarsha Secondary School, Sanothimi told me. I was with the Kantipur…

  • Deserted Voting Booths of Nepal

    – By Dinesh Wagle Very few people are participating in Nepal’s municipal election that is boycotted by political parties. A man looks for his name in a Voters’ list outside a voting booth in New Baneshwor. I went around a few voting booths to see how the election process was going on. I saw no…

  • People Indifferent To Election

    – By Ujjwal Acharya ‘People are not interested’ is the conclusion after half-a-day monitoring of municipal poll booths in Madhyapur Thimi, Bhaktapur, Nepal “How many so far?” “Six, then two– total nine.” Two-and-half hours after the voting began, a friendly policeman guarding the gate of Adarsha Secondary School, Sanothimi told me. I was with the…