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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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विट मार्ने ‘विट’ का कुरा
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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He Acts. And Then We React
In Nepal, king is in charge of everything and pro-democracy leadership is limited to reacting to the royal actions. He is happy today but doesn’t know when he will be arrested again: Dr Shashank Koirala of Nepali Congress takes curd after he was released on Monday along with four other leaders including NP Saud, Baldev…
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Sound Bites From Kantipur Anniversary
Nepal’s largest media house established after the restoration of democracy celebrated its 13 anniversary emerging out of a difficult year in its history. Editor Narayan Wagle, in red sweater, sorrounded by reporters of Kantipur Publications. All pics via Kantipur By Dinesh Wagle “Last year we were worried about the possibility of not being able to…
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UWB Back in Action
Dear Visitor, If you are here via search engines or other links looking for posts at United We Blog!, please kindly visit to www.blog.com.np as the popular and award winning site has been in action again after a few days of disturbance.
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Dr. Tulsi Giri Explains The Royal Message
[UWB Note: Thank you Nepalnews.com for translating this news from Kantipur daily (original article) and removing my byline attached to the item. Thanks for showing the path of professionalism! And in the Internet journalism, Nepalnews, there is something called linking articles to the original source! I didn’t see you linking your translation to the original…
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His Maj Talks About Democracy, Yet Again
And cites nationally and internationally discarded Municipal Election as an example of his democracy. In his yearly message to Nepali people on the occasion of Democracy Day, king Gyanendra repeats his rhetoric of reviving democratic process while still ignoring or underestimating the strength of political parties and magnitude of violence in the country. The biggest…
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