| Nepal
News |
House
of Representatives unanimously endorses constituent assembly election
|
30/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Nepal's
Parliament passes motion calling for cease-fire, constitutional assembly
|
30/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal
Lawmakers Pass Cease-Fire Motion, by Binaj Gurubacharya By BINAJ
GURUBACHARYA
|
30/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal
to elect new body to decide king's role
|
30/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal's
parliament approves vote
|
30/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
PM
Koirala urges Maoists for peace talks; HoR starts debate on constituent
assembly
|
30/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal's
new PM urges peace talks
|
30/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal's
premier calls on Maoists to renounce violence
|
30/04/2006 |
| Voice
of America |
Nepal's
New PM Urges Maoists to Join Peace Process, by Anjana Pasricha
|
30/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
CPN-UML
for democratic republic
|
30/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
communists to press for secular republic
|
30/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Party
leaders warned not to deceive people
|
30/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Leaders
cautioned to respect people's wish
|
30/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Janaandolan
death toll at 18
|
30/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Govt
urged to recall 18 envoys
|
30/04/2006 |
| San
Francisco Chronicle |
The
earth moves under Nepal: Fed up citizens fight for democracy, hope to end
the monarchy, by Reese Erlich
|
30/04/2006 |
| Daily
Star |
Nepal's
people phenomenon, by Kanak Mani Dixit
|
30/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
lifts censorship, Maoists make public appearance
|
30/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
India
watches Nepal Maoists with some concern
|
30/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
MPs
oppose king's control over army
|
30/04/2006 |
| Z
Net |
Nepal
The Saga of Compromise and Struggle, by Pratyush Chandra
|
30/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Cabinet
strength not to exceed 21
[Why so many for an
interim government?]
|
30/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
to announce new cabinet Sunday
|
30/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
GP
Koirala again!
by Prasoon Adhikari
|
30/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal's
premier sworn-in by king at palace ceremony
[How can he take an oath in front of a king and on a
constitution both of which he wants to abolish? This is the worst possible
start and a betrayal of the people who went to the streets!]
|
30/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
PM
Koirala administered oath of office
|
30/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal,
oppositore politico giura da premier nelle mani del re
|
30/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
New
Nepalese PM sworn in by king
|
30/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal's
king swears in arch rival as new premier, by Gopal Sharma
|
30/04/2006 |
| USA
Today |
Nepal
king swears in new prime minister
|
30/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
to scrap Rajparishad PM to take oath at Royal Palace
|
30/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
RNA
aerial raid on Maoist meet
|
30/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
free RNA men; RNA launches aerial raid on Maoist meet
|
30/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
'All
weather friend' China deserts Nepal king
|
30/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
After
China, Pakistan deserts Nepal king
|
30/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Nepal
parties ponder fate of monarchy
|
30/04/2006 |
| Daily
Star |
Nepal
parliament set to decide future of monarchy
|
30/04/2006 |
| Peninsula |
Nepal
begins key debate on future of monarchy today
|
30/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Warning
bell
|
29/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Thousands
of people organize protest demanding constituent assembly
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Civil
Society warns leaders
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Civil
servants hound chief secy
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
New
RNA presence makes locals uneasy, by A Sanam Bhaila
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Trust
to support martyrs' families
|
29/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Injured
pro-democracy activist dies in Delhi hospital
|
29/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Pawn
Strike! It's Shah maat—checkmate—on Nepal's chessboard: Now it's up to
parliament, by V. Sudarshan
|
29/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Legacy
of insanity in Nepal, by Paul Danahar
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
House
moves constituent assembly poll, by Tilak P. Pokharel & Yuvraj
Acharya
|
29/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Maoists
lay down terms for peace talks
|
29/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Maoists'
decision to have ceasefire positive: Yechury, by Shirish B Pradhan
|
29/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Norway
to facilitate govt-Maoist talks
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
A
tribute to Nepalis, by Sen. Patrick Leahy
|
29/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
UN
Secretary General welcomes political changes in Nepal
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
House
restoration, truce welcome: Annan
|
29/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Pakistan
welcomes House restoration
|
29/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Where's
the opposition in Nepal's parliament?
|
29/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Nepal
lawmakers demand king relinquish control of army, by Binaj Gurubacharya
|
29/04/2006 |
| Voice
of America |
Nepal's
PM Proposes Elections for Assembly to Write New Constitution
|
29/04/2006 |
| Sky
News |
Parties
Discuss Future
|
29/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
parliament to decide future of monarchy, by Gopal Sharma
|
29/04/2006 |
| Asia
News Network |
Last
hurrah for Nepal Premier, by Ravi Velloor
|
29/04/2006 |
| Xinhua |
Guerrillas
free 8 abducted soldiers in eastern Nepal
|
29/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
abduct 11 soldiers; Mahara assures to release them soon
|
29/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
abduct 11 RNA soldiers
|
29/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Nepal
Maoists abduct 11 soldiers
|
29/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Eight
soldiers killed, Nine injured in landmine explosion in Gulmi
|
29/04/2006 |
| People's
Daily |
Eight
soldiers killed in accidental blast in western Nepal
|
29/04/2006 |
| Washington
Post |
Parliament
in Nepal Back After 4 Years: Maoists Accept Three-Month Cease-Fire, by
Matthew Rosenberg
|
29/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Nepal
prepares for key debate on future of monarchy
|
29/04/2006 |
| Dawn |
Nepal
MPs vow to trim king’s powers
|
29/04/2006 |
| New
York Times |
Nepal's
Path: A Crossroad, by Tilak P. Pokharel and Somini Sengupta
|
29/04/2006 |
| Le
Soleil |
Une
constituante annoncée
|
29/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Yechury
in Nepal democracy pantheon, by Bharat Bhushan
|
29/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
New
Nepal commits to Maoist talks, by Bharat Bhushan
|
29/04/2006 |
| Times,
UK |
Nepal
politicians want ceasefire
|
29/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Parliament
reconvenes in Nepal: Resolution on constituent assembly tabled; debate, vote
on Sunday, by Siddharth Varadarajan
|
29/04/2006 |
| Daily
Star |
Nepal
parliament vows to trim king's power
|
29/04/2006 |
| CBS
4 Boston |
A
nation rises up and leaders change but it means little in Nepal's villages
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Change
is in the air: Maoist leaders address public meeting in Kathmandu
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Maoist
leaders at Khulla Manch
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
First
meet of reinstated HoR concludes, Koirala's proposal to hold CA elections
registered
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
First
HoR session: PM Koirala proposes for constituent assembly
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
First
session of the parliament begins
|
28/04/2006 |
| Indian
Express |
Read
the Nepal quake right: Two centuries of royal rule created the Maoists in
the first place, by Pamela Philipose
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
After
the reinstatement, by Surendra R Devkota
|
28/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Judgment
Day looms before Nepal king, allies
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
differ on key issues, by Yuvraj Acharya [NC once
again on a compromising line!]
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
SPA
leaders in Khula Manch
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
New
govt can skip constitutional niceties
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Constituent
assembly excellent avenue: US
|
28/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
protests continue as parliament reconvenes,
by Gopal Sharma
|
28/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Maoists
urge people to continue stir
|
28/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Rebel
terms for talks, by Bharat Bhushan
|
28/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
MPs gather after protests
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
The
first session of the parliament commencing today
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Senior
bureaucrats for Karki's ouster
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Senior
bureaucrats demand action against chief secy.
|
28/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Nepal
PM's swearing-in postponed due to ill-health
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
PM's
swearing-in ceremony delayed
|
28/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Nepal
PM-designate too sick for swearing-in
|
28/04/2006 |
| Baku
Today |
Ailing
PM due to be sworn in as Nepal's legislators head to work
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
hold meetings in several cities
|
28/04/2006 |
| Asia
News Network |
Nepal
Maoists can’t be ignored
|
28/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Belbari
wears a deserted look
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Belbari
massacre
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Belbari
captain in army custody
|
28/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
Nepal’s
eye-opening political ordeal, by Tanvir Ahmad Khan
|
28/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
Nepal
rebels pledge truce; government to reciprocate
|
28/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Annan
happy with new Nepal developments
|
28/04/2006 |
| Arab
News |
The
Challenge in Nepal
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Yechury,
Boucher coming to Nepal
|
28/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Yechury
basks in Nepal glory
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Yechuri
arriving in Kathmandu today
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepali
Times |
Interview
with Matthew Kahane, United Nations Resident Coordinator in Nepal
|
28/04/2006 |
| Times
of India |
Himalayan
Marshall Plan to bail out Nepal?
by Bhaskar Roy
|
28/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Nepalis
keep up the pressure: Many questions remain on eve of Parliament session,
by Siddharth Varadarajan
|
28/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Parties
gear up in Nepal: People's revolution still alive, by Siddharth
Varadarajan
|
28/04/2006 |
| Central
Chronicle |
Royalty
roll back in Nepal
|
28/04/2006 |
| Scoop |
The
King's Reinstatement of Parliament, by Shashi Malla [Shashi,
what a royal bullshit!]
|
28/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Ailing
Koirala is PM, Maoists call ceasefire, by Bharat Bhushan
|
28/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
He
is fit for tomorrow: Dr Ghimire Koirala appointed PM
|
28/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Koirala
taken ill
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Koirala
appointed PM of new government [How
can this king still formally appoint a prime minister?]
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Koirala
appointed Prime Minister
|
27/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Grand
old man of Nepalese politics
|
27/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
Koirala
to Lead NC Parliamentary Team; Thakur’s Name Proposed for Speaker
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Leaders
vow not to repeat past mistakes; say constituent assembly will be the first
agenda of HoR
|
27/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
Maoist
Rebels to Organise Mass Meet in Nepal Capital
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Massive
rally and mass meeting underway at Tundikhel
|
27/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
Absence
of Koirala Disrupts Mass Meeting
|
27/04/2006 |
| International
Crisis Group |
"Nepal:
Now for the Hard Part": Many challenges face nation trying to move away
from conflict, by Rhoderick Chalmers (for CNN Online 27 April 2006)
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Use
of lethal force, by Bipin Adhikari
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Show
tolerance
|
27/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Parties
and civil society press to cut King's power
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
OHCHR
calls for judicial probe into Belbari killings
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
RNA
launches probe into Belbari incident; commanding officer suspended
|
27/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
rebels may set arms aside, not surrender, by Simon Denyer
|
27/04/2006 |
| New
York Times |
Nepal
Rebels Will Lay Down Arms Only if Army Does, by Somini Sengupta
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Abolish
Supreme Commander-in-Chief post: CMDP
|
27/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
CPN-UML
for rechristening army, govt
|
27/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Bamdev
for abolishing monarchy
|
27/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Reinstated
House unlikely to pass bills
[The constitution of
1990 has ended to exist on October 4, 2002! The only function of the
reinstated House of Representatives must be to open a reasonable way for a
new constitution!]
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
SPA
: Challenges ahead, by Ranjan Pant and Priniti Pandey
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Dhungana
calls for unconditional election to a constituent assembly
|
27/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
'Assembly
will decide King’s place'
|
27/04/2006 |
| UN
News Centre |
Annan
welcomes reinstatement of parliament, Maoist ceasefire
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Nepal
was very close to a violent revolution: Moriarty
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
ICJ,
LDN welcome reinstatement of Parliament
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Victory
meet at Khula Manch
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Roll
back regime decisions’
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
AG
Nirala resigns from the post
|
27/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Speaker
quits under parties' pressure
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Speaker
Ranabhat resigns
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
DDC
vice-prez burns documents
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
ICRC
facilitates release of two policemen and two civilians
|
27/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Six
civilians killed in army firing
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Army
firing kills six, by Binod Bhandari and Bhim Ghimire
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
RNA
launches aerial attack in Tanahu: Report
[???]
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
RNA
air raid in Tanahu
|
27/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
rebels declare truce, parties offer support, by Gopal Sharma
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
declare 3-month long unilateral ceasefire
|
27/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
announce ceasefire
|
27/04/2006 |
| Washington
Post |
Nepal's
Rebels Now Face Difficult Choices: As Maoists Soften Their Positions, Jailed
Activist Is Dubious That Monarchy Will Fall, by By John Lancaster
|
27/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal's
Maoist rebels declare ceasefire
|
27/04/2006 |
| India
Defence |
Maoists
announce three-month ceasefire in Nepal
|
27/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Communist
rebels declare three-month cease-fire in Nepal, by Binaj Gurubacgarya
|
27/04/2006 |
| USA
Today |
Communist
rebels declare three-month cease-fire in Nepal
|
27/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Maoists
melt, Nepal in a flux, by Bharat Bhushan
|
27/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Maoists
soften stance in Nepal; but warn parties against delay, by Siddharth
Varadarajan
|
27/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
Maoist rebels declare truce
|
27/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
withdraw blockade
|
26/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
rebels suspend blockade of capital, major towns, by Gopal Sharma
|
26/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Maoists
to lift blockades ahead of Nepal parliament opening
|
26/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Maoists
lift blockade of Nepal's highways
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
People
warn parties, Maoists
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Special
Editorial
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Demand
for constituent assembly, truth commission and ceasefire
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘House
should go for constituent assembly’
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Rebels
push for constituent assembly
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Constituent
assembly to top agenda Koirala proposed as next PM, by Yuvraj Acharya
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Speaker
Ranabhat resigns
|
26/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
speaker resigns, Manisha Koirala's father axed from parliament
|
26/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Koirala
wants to be elected as PM by Parliament: nephew, by Shirish B Pradhan
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
The
new govt. should stick to its roadmap: Editorials
|
26/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
It’s
partial victory: Janajati students
|
26/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Maoists
can join us: Nepal army chief
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Army
men kill 6 civilians in Morang
|
26/04/2006 |
| San
Diego Union Tribune |
Soldiers
open fire at crowd at army base in southwestern Nepal
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Euro-Indian
reading, by Abhi Subedi
|
26/04/2006 |
| Telegraph |
How
did the King Fail to Deliver? No Homework before Action, by Khagendra
Thapa
|
26/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Nepalis
hailed for ending autocracy
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Martyrs'
rights [The
compensation must come from the royal purse which to a greater part belongs
to the people either!]
|
26/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
king plotting another coup?
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
End
of history, by Geja Sharma Wagle
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Ministers
take away 'official documents'
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
NBA
demands to scrap ordinances issued during King's direct rule
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
What
is messy about the mass movement 2006?
by Bipin Adhikari
|
26/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
steps back from abyss, long trek ahead, by Simon Denyer
|
26/04/2006 |
| Dawn |
A
genuine revolution under way in Nepal, by Tariq Ali
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kuwait
Times |
Big
challenges lie ahead for Nepal, by Paul Peachey
|
26/04/2006 |
| Guardian,
UK |
Nepal
protesters call for new concessions, by Randeep Ramesh
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nation |
A
democratic triumph in Nepal: The king has finally surrendered the power he
should never have seized; now all parties must come together
|
26/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Delhi
twice shy on Nepal
|
26/04/2006 |
| Hindustan
Times |
Relieved
India readies Nepal aid package
|
26/04/2006 |
| Dawn |
India
praises Nepal resistance
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Int’l
community salutes Nepali people, offers help
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
EU,
Australia welcome king's proclamation to reinstate parliament
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
India,
China welcome new political developments in Nepal
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
UK,
Denmark welcome reinstatement of parliament
|
26/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Nepal
rebels threaten to sink deal U.S. 'considering renewing military aid'
[What is it good for? Nepal needs peace not war! The
Supreme Commander of the army is still the king who had ordered to shoot at
the people!]
|
26/04/2006 |
| New
York Times |
Nepal's
Opposition Finds the Front Is No Longer United, by Somini Sengupta
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
oppose royal move
|
26/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
Maoists,
Opp differ over Nepal king’s offer
|
26/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Nepal
parties minus Maoists, by Bharat Bhushan
|
26/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Victory
rallies nationwide
|
26/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Over
300 activists released in Nepal; one demonstrator dead, by Shirish B
Pradhan
|
26/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Ten
hurt in victory rally in Mugu; thousands of people take part in victory
rallies
|
25/04/2006 |
| World
Peace Herald |
U.N.-sponsored
election in Nepal, by Kushal Jeena
|
25/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
House
restored: What next? The reinstated House has tasks cut out for it, which
are no less daunting from any yardsticks, by Pratibedan Baidya
|
25/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Detainees
released
|
25/04/2006 |
| Washington
Post |
In
Nepal Crowds Rejoice, but Tensions Remain, by John Lancaster
|
25/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Tens
of thousands crowd around Nepal king's palace,
by Gopal Sharma
|
25/04/2006 |
| South
Asian media Net |
Ethnic
groups stick to Assembly demand
|
25/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
The
turning point, by Sanjeev Uprety
|
25/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Victory
rallies organised nationwide
|
25/04/2006 |
| Times,
UK |
Victory
march in Nepal, but Maoists vow to fight on, by Lee Glendinning
|
25/04/2006 |
| Time |
Will
the Maoists Spoil Nepal's Victory Party?
by Aravind Adiga
|
25/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Maoists
disagree with Royal Proclamation, demand unconditional constituent assembly
elections
|
25/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Parties
hail King’s proclamation; Maoists reject it
|
25/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal
Maoists reject king's offer, announce blockade of capital
|
25/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Nepal
king's opponents split after offer to re-open parliament
|
25/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Ceasefire!
|
25/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
SPA
meeting concludes; announcement of Constituent Assembly elections
[The parliament is bound to respect the principles of
the constitution of 1990; it has no legal right to decide elections for a
constituent assembly! The latter is necessary but it must come immediately
as a result of the people's movement!]
|
25/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
SPA
nominates Koirala to head the new governmen
|
25/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Former
prime minister to head new Nepal government
|
25/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Opposition
parties propose Koirala as new Nepal premier
|
25/04/2006 |
| Express
India |
G
P Koirala to be next Nepal PM
|
25/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Japan
welcomes royal proclamation
|
25/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Endgame
in Nepal: Outdated calculations and manipulations may work no more, by
Deb Mukharji
|
25/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Kingdom
or republic?
by S M Dixit
|
25/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Gyanendra
- Nepal's sullen and unloved king
|
25/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
15
protestors killed, 5,144 hurt in 3 weeks
|
25/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Gyanendra
has seen error of his ways: India
|
25/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
parties call off protests, name leader,
by Gopal Sharma
|
25/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Nepal
protests give way to joy Opposition plans 'victory rally'; Maoists
reportedly reject offer
|
25/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Nepal
opposition meet to weigh options after king climbdown
|
25/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Opposition
calls off Nepal strike
|
25/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Leaders
voice welcome
|
24/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Seven
political parties meet likely to call back general strike
|
25/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Unarmed
people's war wrests victory from Nepal king
|
25/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Protest
turns to party as Nepal's king backs down
|
25/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
People
take to street in support of royal proclamation
|
25/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Full
text of the royal proclamation: House of Representatives reinstated
|
25/04/2006 |
| Dawn |
Nepal
king backs down
|
25/04/2006 |
| Asia
News Network |
Nepal
King restores Parliament, by Sudeshna Sarkar
|
25/04/2006 |
| Peninsula |
Nepal
King succumbs to pressure
|
25/04/2006 |
| Independent,
UK |
Democracy
in Nepal : Rucksacks amid the revolution, by Justin Huggler
|
25/04/2006 |
| My
Telus |
As
anarchy threatens country, Nepal's king offers peace to protesters
|
25/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
US
asks King to assume ceremonial role
|
25/04/2006 |
| Asian
Tribune |
Nepal
King subverted democracy: restore democracy, declares U.S., by Daya
Gamage
|
25/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
In
Nepal, novel forms of protest and familiar ones too, by Siddharth
Varadarajan
|
25/04/2006 |
| International
Herald Tribune |
Nepal's
Parliament restored, by Somini Sengupta
|
25/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Interview
with Madhav Kumar Nepal, by Rajendra Aryal
|
24/04/2006 |
| Inter
Press Service |
People
Power Brakes Int'l Community, by Marty Logan
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
King
Gyanendra reinstates House of Representatives
|
24/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
ruler restores parliament
|
24/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal,
a nation in exile
|
24/04/2006 |
| Rediff |
SPA's
roadmap to peace, by Sheela Bhatt
|
24/04/2006 |
| Voice
of America |
Nepal's
Economy Suffers as Political Crisis Deepens, by Patricia Nunan
|
24/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
talks aimed at finding way out for king, by Simon Denyer and Gopal
Sharma
|
24/04/2006 |
| Bloomberg |
Nepal
Opposition Parties Plan Large Rally in Capital
|
24/04/2006 |
| Westdeutsche
Allgemeine |
Opposition
verschärft Proteste: Warnung vor Nepal-Reisen
|
24/04/2006 |
| Oxfam |
Poor
in Nepal face growing hardships
|
24/04/2006 |
| Advertiser |
Nepal
travel advisory issued
|
24/04/2006 |
| Spiegel |
Gyanendra's
Half-Capitulation not Enough, by Rüdiger Falksohn
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Let
people decide, by Damakant Jayshi
|
24/04/2006 |
| India
Express |
Gyanendra
silent, Nepal-7 fears mob may take over, by Yubaraj Ghimire
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
to encircle Kathmandu Tuesday
|
24/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
SPA
calls for million-strong protest
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
14
die, 5,000 injured during 3-week protests
|
24/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Demonstrations
continue; over 15 injured; TU postpones exams
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Execessive
force used without warning’
|
24/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Security
forces using excessive force: NHRC
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Choppers
used against demonstrators
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Nepal
king''s ministers in disappearing act
[Probably, they are already in excile to avoid
threatening court trials!]
|
24/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Reconciliation
or confrontation: Time to decide How could the king address the demand of
constituent assembly within the framework of the present constitution?
by
Sarad Bahadur Thapa
|
24/04/2006 |
| Free
Internet Press |
Protesters
Ignore Curfew In Nepal Capital
|
24/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Curfew
imposed for 6th day in Nepal, by Shirish B Pradhan
|
24/04/2006 |
| BBC |
Fresh
curfew in Nepalese capital
|
24/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Daytime
curfew in Kathmandu on Monday
|
24/04/2006 |
| Sky
News |
Embassy
Evacuates Staff
|
24/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
US
State Department asks non-emergency Embassy Staff, Families to Depart Nepal
|
24/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Restoring
democracy in Nepal absolutely essential: PM
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
India
stands by Nepali people
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Twin
pillars not Indian position’
|
24/04/2006 |
| Indian
Express |
Natwar
criticises Indian policy on Nepal
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Int’l
Community
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Int’l
community urged to support movement
|
24/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
World
not supporting King: former envoys
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Protestors
thrash ‘spies’
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Police
prevent protestors from assembling
|
24/04/2006 |
| Hindustan
Times |
Oppn
readies for massive showdown in Nepal
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
200,000
in Dang protest king’s address
|
24/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Protesters
call for total democracy
|
24/04/2006 |
| Irish
Sun |
Nepal's
fractured opposition united only by dislike of the king
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Referendum’
hints republican Nepal
|
24/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Gunbattles,
curfew wrack Nepal
|
24/04/2006 |
| Inter
Press Service |
People
Power Brakes Int'l Community, by Marty Logan
|
24/04/2006 |
| Espace |
Die
Bevölkerung kämpft weiter für Demokratie
|
24/04/2006 |
| Kuwait
Times |
Nepal's
king fights for his throne, by Paul Peachey
|
24/04/2006 |
| Ohmy
News |
Protests
Intensify in Nepal: Parties and protesters say that king's address did not
tackle the core agenda of the movement, by Amit Pyakurel
|
24/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
10
killed as Maoists attack north Nepal
|
24/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal,
i ribelli attaccano, coprifuoco nella capitale
|
24/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal
parties call for anti-monarchy demo at king's doorstep
|
24/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Five
Maoists, one soldier killed in Chautara attack
|
24/04/2006 |
| Sydney
Morning Herald |
Nepal
rebels in six-hour gun battle
|
24/04/2006 |
| Aljazeera |
Maoists
attack security bases in Nepal
|
24/04/2006 |
| Ohmy
News |
Maoists
attack security bases, government buildings in Nepal, by Binaj
Gurubacharya
|
24/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Six
die as Nepal rebels raid town, curfew in capital, by Gopal Sharma
|
24/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
attack Chautara
|
24/04/2006 |
| Gulf
Daily News |
Nepal
king 'will be overthrown in days'
|
24/04/2006 |
| New
York Times |
A
Hospital Is Swamped by Victims of Chaos in Nepal, by Somini Sengupta
|
24/04/2006 |
| Asia
News Network |
Nepal
Maoists may get to share power, by Ravi Velloor
|
24/04/2006 |
| ABS-CBN
News |
Anti-monarch
protesters defy curfew in Nepal
|
24/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
UK |
Indian
blow for beleaguered king of Nepal, by Thomas Bell
|
24/04/2006 |
| Turkish
Press |
Nepal
opposition calls new protest as 27 hurt in clashes
|
24/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
Nepal
protesters call for republic: Political leaders give demonstration call for
Tuesday
|
24/04/2006 |
| Independent,
UK |
Protesters
in Nepal keep up pressure for reform, by Justin Huggler
|
24/04/2006 |
| Guardian,
UK |
Out
of the past, by Margaret Owen
|
24/04/2006 |
| Guardian,
UK |
Protesters
plan final heave to rid Nepal of monarch, by Randeep Ramesh
|
24/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Toothpaste
brushes aside teargas in Nepal, by Bharat Bhushan
|
24/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Nepal
parties turn up pressure, by Bharat Bhushan
|
24/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Manmohan
signals policy shift on Nepal, by N. Ram
|
24/04/2006 |
| Asian
Tribune |
Nepal
unrest poses tough choice to International community, by Raghu Bir Bista
|
24/04/2006 |
| Scoop |
Sincerity
of Nepal's King, by Siddhi B. Ranjitkar
|
24/04/2006 |
| Scoop |
8-Party
Alliance (EPA) Meet to Form Republic of Nepal, by D. Michael Van De Veer
|
24/04/2006 |
| Scoop |
Democracy
Leaders Reject Nepalese King’s Attempt To Save The Monarchy, by D.
Michael Van De Veer
|
24/04/2006 |
| Scoop |
Above
The Din, King Reframes The Debate, by Sanjay Upadhya
|
24/04/2006 |
| Scoop |
Nepal
on Fire, by Khagendra Thapa
|
24/04/2006 |
| Scoop |
Communists
Rising In Nepal, by Kamala Sarup
|
24/04/2006 |
| SWR |
Rebellen
stürmen Regierungsgebäude in Nepal
|
24/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Seven
parties to show ‘strength’ in the capital on Tuesday
|
23/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
NC
hails latest Indian reaction on King’s address; UN urged to reconsider its
position
|
23/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
'The
world community must respect the Nepali political discourse’:
In an open letter to the Kathmandu-based envoys, civil society detainees at
Duwakot, Bhaktapur concede that the king is not prepared to transfer
sovereign power to the people
|
23/04/2006 |
| INSN |
Andolan
in Pokhara and Beyond, by Judy Pettigrew and Kamal Adhikari
|
23/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
300,000 march in Dang calling for ‘total democracy’
|
23/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Day
18th: Kalanki remains still restive
|
23/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Police
open fire at Koteswore; Demonstrators, security personnel clash at various
places
|
23/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
3
injured in firing at Koteshwor, demonstrations continue against royal
proclamation
|
23/04/2006 |
| Star
Tribune |
Clashes
Erupt for Another Day in Nepal, by Binaj Gurubacharya
|
23/04/2006 |
| CBS
News |
Police
Clash With Nepal Protesters
|
23/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal
protesters defy curfew, by Simon Denyer and Gopal Sharma
|
23/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Nepal,
The Rising, by Kanak Mani Dixit
|
23/04/2006 |
| Asian
Tribune |
Too
Little Too Late, by Alok Bansal
|
23/04/2006 |
| Indian
Express |
Royal
retreat, by Yubaraj Ghimire
|
23/04/2006 |
| Newsweek
International |
Nepal
is Burning: Returning power to civilian politicians, even abolishing the
monarchy, may not be enough to restore stability to the Himalayan kingdom,
by Amitabh Dubey
|
23/04/2006 |
| Dawn |
Taking
a stand for democracy in Nepal, by John Norris and Kanak Mani Dixit
|
23/04/2006 |
| Gulf
Today |
Nepal
conundrum
|
23/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Maoists
an invisible hand in Nepal struggle, by Raju Gopalakrishnan
|
23/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Civil
Society-led movement, by CD Bhatta
|
23/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Parties
mull parallel govt
|
23/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Playing
with fire
|
23/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
‘This
bloody king is a dictator’, by Bharat Bhushan
|
23/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
People
dictate snub to palace, by Bharat Bhushan
|
23/04/2006 |
| Indian
Express |
Soldiers’
wives turn against King, by J P Yadav
|
23/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
protesters challenge curfew
|
23/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Demonstrations
continue across the country, Security tightened in Kathmandu
|
23/04/2006 |
| Hindustan
Times |
Nepal
Oppn shows no sign of relenting
|
23/04/2006 |
| Aljazeera |
Nepal
curfews fail to deter protesters
|
23/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Nepal
protesters again defy curfew Opposition leaders reject king's power-sharing
offer
|
23/04/2006 |
| Hindustan
Times |
Nepal
King cuts phone lines, orders curfew, bullets
|
23/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
troops impose curfew
|
23/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal
announces new curfew for capital: state television
|
23/04/2006 |
| Bloomberg |
Nepal
Sets Curfew for Fourth Day; Security Heightened
|
23/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Curfew
imposed again in Nepal capital
|
23/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Cell
phones fall silent once again
|
23/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Nepal
imposes new curfew as opposition vows to keep pressure on king
|
23/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Nationwide
demos against royal address
|
23/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Hundreds
of thousands march in downtown Ktm
|
23/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Massive
rallies in Pokhara, Biratnagar
|
23/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Protests
swelling on the streets of Nepal, by Siddharth Varadarajan
|
23/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Many
children participating in stir: CWIN
|
23/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Huge
participation of kids in stir: CWIN
|
23/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Over
200 protestors injured
|
23/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
247 injured, hundreds of thousands people take to the street on Saturday
rejecting royal address
|
23/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Valley
demos swell; 247 injured
|
23/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Scores
wounded as Nepal police fire on protesters
|
23/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal
Forces Fire on Protesters; 200 Hurt, by Binaj Gurubacharya
|
23/04/2006 |
| Indian
Express |
Nepal
parties’ no to offer, want Parliament restored, by Yubaraj Ghimire
|
23/04/2006 |
| Times,
UK |
Nepal
breaks power of the god-king, by Dean Nelson
|
23/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
India
urged to reassess response - Parties call for Delhi backing, by Bharat
Bhushan
|
23/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
India
supports democratic forces in Nepal: Saran
|
23/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Saran:
People to decide
|
23/04/2006 |
| Dawn |
India
in damage control move after backing king: Agitation in Nepal
|
23/04/2006 |
| Peninsula |
Delhi
expresses support to Nepal political parties
|
23/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
India
urges power shift from Nepal monarchy to people
|
23/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
We
can't afford Nepal as a failed state: Manmohan
|
23/04/2006 |
| Dawn |
Manmohan
fears Nepal may become failed state
|
23/04/2006 |
| Indian
Express |
Giving
it a shot, by Pranab Dhal Samanta
|
23/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Gyanendra's
offer spurned, by Siddharth Varadarajan
|
23/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Nationwide
demos against royal address
|
23/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Address
fuels outrage against King
|
23/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Royal
address flayed
|
23/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Nothing
new in royal offer: lawyers
|
23/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Envoys
ask parties to accept King’s call [Do
you want the continuation of Nepal's crisis for years or do you stand for a
solution now? You are obviously not able to understand the context!]
|
23/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
UN,
UK, Canada welcome royal address
|
23/04/2006 |
| Scotsman |
King's offer of democracy fails to end demonstrations in Nepal, by ED Black
|
23/04/2006 |
| Undependent,
UK |
The
battle for the roof of the world, by Justin Huggler and Stephen Khan
|
23/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
Nepal’s
king vows democracy, but will it end the crisis?
|
23/04/2006 |
| Washington
Post |
Police
Attack Protesters in Nepal's Capital: Political Parties Reject as
Insufficient King's Promise to Hand Over Power, by John Lancaster
|
23/04/2006 |
| Frontline |
King-size
crisis: The institution of monarchy seems to be on the brink in the
Himalayan kingdom as the protests continue to rage, by John Cherian
|
22/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Shots
fired to kill; say doctors
|
22/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
FORUM-ASIA
flays Nepal security forces
|
22/04/2006 |
| Globe
and Mail |
Nepal's
youth lead demonstrations against king, by Matthew Rosenberg
|
22/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Nepal
security forces open fire on protesters Opposition leaders reject king's
power-sharing offer
|
22/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
200 injured in Kathmandu; protests continue nationwide
|
22/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Scores
wounded as Nepal police fire on protesters
|
22/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Mobile
phones go down
|
22/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
king cuts phone lines, orders curfew, bullets
|
22/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Kathmandu
remains tense, police open fire at several places to control crowd
|
22/04/2006 |
| Focus
1 News |
About
150 People Injured During Nepal Protests
|
22/04/2006 |
| Baku
Today |
Dozens
hurt as crowds confront police in new Nepal protest
|
22/04/2006 |
| Daily
Telegraph |
Dozens
hurt in Nepal protest
|
22/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
Maoists denounce king's call
|
22/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
SPA
Rejects Kings Offer, Vow to Continue Agitation, Prachanda's New Offer
|
22/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
SPA
Decide: More Agitation Required for Full Democracy, by Rishi Dhamala
|
22/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Anatomy
of Royal Proclamation: The king made a strategic blunder by not directly
addressing the ongoing movement, by Anga R. Timilsina
|
22/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
King
offers partial return to democracy, opposition not convinced
|
22/04/2006 |
| Mainichi |
Nepal
opposition rejects king's offer as thousands fill streets
|
22/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Dozens
hurt as crowds confront police in new Nepal protest
|
22/04/2006 |
| New
Nation |
Nepal
police open fire on protesters : King's offer rejected by political parties
|
22/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Open
Minds for Open Door: The Seven Party Alliance has a careful balancing act; reconciliation
is the key to save the country from anarchy, by Rajesh B. Shrestha [You
should have told this to the king long ago; now it's obviously too late;
Gyanendra is responsible for this!]
|
22/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Tens
of thousands of Nepal protesters on march, by Gopal Sharma
|
22/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Huge
protests in nervous Nepal 'Sea of people' in Kathmandu marches despite
king's concession
|
22/04/2006 |
| New
York Times |
Protests
Mount as Nepal Parties Reject King's Bid, by Somini Sengupta
|
22/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
protestors storm into city
|
22/04/2006 |
| ARD |
Kein
Ende der Proteste in Nepal
|
22/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal,
polizia spara su manifestanti, 8 feriti
|
22/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
police fire on protesters, wounding 8
|
22/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Wheat
and chaff, by Shanta Basnet Dixit
|
22/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
King
or democracy?
by Alangkar Khanal
|
22/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Over
half-a-million rally defying curfew in capital
[referring to Friday's demonstrations]
|
22/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Demonstrations
against the royal proclamation; hundreds of thousands take to street on
Friday
|
22/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Over
100 injured in Friday's protests
|
22/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Martyrs
of Janaandolan-II
|
22/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Janaandolan
will continue: Party leaders
|
22/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Protestor
injured in Bardia dies
|
22/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Family
denied body, govt attempts to brand 'martyr' as ‘terrorist’
|
22/04/2006 |
| Vancouver
Sun |
Nepal's
political crisis deepens ASIA I King's promise to return to democracy called
'incomplete'
|
22/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal,
decine di migliaia di manifestanti in marcia contro il re
|
22/04/2006 |
| Bloomberg |
Nepal's
King May Face Protests After Offering to Return Power
|
22/04/2006 |
| Baku
Today |
Nepal's
king clamps new curfew on capital amid fresh protests
|
22/04/2006 |
| 20
Minuten |
Ausgangssperre
und Schiessbefehl in Nepal
|
22/04/2006 |
| Express
India |
Nepal
govt frees two Opposition leaders
|
22/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Seven
parties reject royal proclamation, vow to continue agitation
|
22/04/2006 |
| ASZ
Online |
Proteste
in Nepal gehen weiter
|
22/04/2006 |
| Networld.at |
Weitere
Proteste in Nepal: Aufgebrachte Menge fordert Änderung der Verfassung
|
22/04/2006 |
| Sky
News |
Capital
Under Curfew
|
22/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
UN,
US, EU and Canada welcome royal proclamation
|
22/04/2006 |
| Hindustan
Times |
Britain
welcomes Nepal King's decision
|
22/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
India's
prescription, by Anga R Timilsina
|
22/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
We
salute people of Nepal: US
|
22/04/2006 |
| Hindustan
Times |
Nepal
parties reject King's offer to name new PM
|
22/04/2006 |
| Times
of India |
Advani
for efforts to isolate Nepal Maoists
[India's Hindu political forces intended to intervene
in part of the king, their symbolic idol!]
|
22/04/2006 |
| Indybay |
Amid
Mass Protests Nepal's King Allows "Multiparty Democracy" But Won't
Give Up Power: Revolution brewing in Nepal
[The king has nothing to allow! The people are
sovereign and they allow or disallow, e.g. the institution of monarchy!]
|
22/04/2006 |
| CBS
News |
Crisis
In Nepal Continues
|
22/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Royal
climbdown fails to sway Nepal protesters
|
22/04/2006 |
| Monsters
& Critics |
India`s
faulty stance on Nepal, by Kushal Jeena
|
22/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Protests
resume in Nepal despite king's offer, by Gopal Sharma
|
22/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal's
king clamps new curfew on capital amid fresh protests
|
22/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
protesters storm into city
|
22/04/2006 |
| New
York Times |
Embattled
King of Nepal Offers Gesture to Protesters, by Somini Sengupta
|
22/04/2006 |
| Scotsman |
No
deal, say people of Nepal as king offers power back, by Thomas Bell
|
22/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal
protesters ignore king's promise, by Gopal Sharma
|
22/04/2006 |
| Voice
of America |
Nepal's
Two Main Political Parties Reject King's Peace Overture
|
22/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
Time
short for Nepal king to save his crown: US
|
22/04/2006 |
| Ohmy
News |
King
of Nepal Hands Back Power to People; India and the EU welcome announcement;
seven parties in Nepal say protests will continue
|
22/04/2006 |
| Independent |
Can
the monarchy cling on through this crisis?
by Justin Huggler
|
22/04/2006 |
| Guardian |
King
gives up power but fails to end crisis, by Randeep Ramesh
|
22/04/2006 |
| Times
of India |
Now,
Jaswant heads for Nepal, by Mohua Chatterjee
|
22/04/2006 |
| World
Peace Herald |
India's
failed Nepal policy, by Kushal Jeena
|
22/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
India
suspect in Nepal people’s eyes, by Bharat Bhushan
|
22/04/2006 |
| UN
News Centre |
Annan
hopes King's proclamation will end conflict, restore order
[Mr Annan, please think twice!]
|
22/04/2006 |
| Foreign
and Commonwealth Office, UK |
Kim
Howells welcomes king of Nepal's announcement handing power to political
parties
|
22/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
US
asks Nepal’s parties to form government after King’s pledge
[U.S. government returns to anti-democratic and
pro-royal politics!]
|
22/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Nepal
King agrees to cede power Asks seven-party alliance to name new premier;
Opposition says offer is not enough
|
22/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Nepal's
king backs down but opposition wants more
|
22/04/2006 |
| Time |
Will
the King's Retreat End Nepal's Turmoil? Gyanendra agrees to hand power to a
prime minister, but opposition parties want a new constitution, by
Aravind Adiga
|
22/04/2006 |
| International
Herald Tribune |
Nepal's
king offers to turn over power, by Somini Sengupta
|
22/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Dangerous
moment for Nepal's king, and for his adversaries, by Matthew Rosenberg
|
21/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Royal
Proclamation incomplete, ambiguous; conspiracy to diffuse movement: SPA,
civil society leaders
|
21/04/2006 |
| Baku
Today |
Nepal's
king backs down but opposition wants more
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
India
welcomes, NC `dissatisfied,’ protests against royal proclamation
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
King
hands over power to people; calls on 7 parties to name next PM
[This is no hand over of power, it's more an intrigue!]
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
200 thousand people demonstrate in Kalanki; govt office, vehicles torched
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
“Historic
demonstration” in Kathmandu, Hundreds of thousands of people march along
the Ring Road
|
21/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
protesters' day of defiance, by Sanjoy Majumder
|
^21/04/2006 |
| Nepali
Times |
Ring
Road fills with protesters
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepali
Times |
Defiance
continues
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepali
Times |
Insurgency
of intelligentsia Left extremism has put inclusive democracy in jeopardy,
by CK Lal
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
UML
leaders arrested
|
21/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
King
to address the nation this evening
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Royal
proclamation at 7:00 p. m. today
|
21/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
King
Gyanendra to Address Nation This Evening
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepali
Times |
Less
majesty King Gyanendra may deserve whatever is coming to him, but the Nepali
people don’t, by Kunda Dixit
|
21/04/2004 |
| Nepal
News |
Civil
society leaders call for unconditional ‘constituent assembly’
|
21/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
“We
are Unwaveringly Committed towards Republican Set Up”, Nepal
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepali
Times |
Uprising
Nepal: Why such hatred for one of this country's pillars?
by Karna
Shakya
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepali
Times |
Forgetting
to remember BP He is safe, but gagged and bound, invisible but always
present, by Ted Riccardi
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepali
Times |
End
'constitutional adventurism': Reinstate the house as a first step to peace,
by Sambhu Thapa
|
21/04/2006 |
| CounterPunch |
Nepal
and Venezuela Pure-and-Simple Revolutions, by Pratyush Chandra
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
People
start defying curfew orders on Friday
|
21/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Tens
of thousands return to Nepal's streets to demand democracy, by Binaj
Gurubacharya
|
21/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Time's
run out
|
21/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
In
people's custody, by Ameet Dhakal
|
21/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
People's
movement-II & beyond, by D B Gurung
|
21/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
For
complete revolution, by Ila Sharma
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
UN
monitoring rights abuse by security forces
|
21/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepoal |
Amnesty
Urges Government to Permit Monitoring during Curfew
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Allow
rights groups to monitor during curfew hours: Amnesty
|
21/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Security
forces cannot escape scrutiny: AI
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepali
Times |
"Will
they beat us?" Nine-year-old Pratikshya Gurung finds herself in prison
|
21/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Children
beaten by police: HRW
|
21/04/2006 |
| Networld.at |
"Straßen
wie ein Schlachtfeld": Ausnahme-Zustand in Nepals Hauptstadt Kathmandu;
Ende der Proteste gegen König nicht absehbar
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepali
Times |
Covering
the Battle of Gongabu SLRs confront SLRs as journalists risk their lives
covering Kathmandu’s street uprising
|
21/04/2006 |
| CBS 11 |
Unrest
Grows In Nepal
|
21/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
faces fresh protests, by Gopal Sharma
|
21/04/2006 |
| Channel
4 News |
Riots
continue in Nepal
|
21/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
Protests
Continue in Valley, Three Killed, Hundreds of Agitators Injured;
Pro-Democratic Rallies Being Organised Today
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Day-long
Curfew imposed in Kathmandu on Friday
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Domestic
and International flights cancelled on Thursday
|
21/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Sea
of humanity in district protests
|
21/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Govt
violated agreement: OHCHR
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
A
person injured in Guleriya dies in Lucknow: Report
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
King
grants audience to the Indian envoy
|
21/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Karan
Singh briefs Indian PM on Nepal crisis
|
21/04/2006 |
| Times,
UK |
Nepal's
protesters return to face gunfire with flags, by Simon Freeman
|
21/04/2006 |
| Kleine
Zeitung |
Nepal
gegen den König
|
21/04/2006 |
| Fox
News |
Nepal
Protesters Demonstrate Outside Capital After King Imposes Curfew
|
21/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Bhattarai
spurns king’s offer
|
21/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
King
Proposes Bhattarai to Lead Interim Government, Dr Singh Optimistic About
Future Political Course
|
21/04/2006 |
| IRNA |
Nepal
Royal govt rules out stepping down
|
21/04/2006 |
| Asian
Tribune |
United
States, Human Rights Groups, Nepali Diaspora - Call for sanctions in Nepal,
by Daya Gamage
|
21/04/2006 |
| Pravda |
Curfew’s
protester death toll reaches 14 in Nepal
|
21/04/2006 |
| LA
Times |
Nepal
Imposes Curfew in Capital as Protester Death Toll Reaches 14
|
21/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Nepal
extends curfew to keep protesters out of capital
|
21/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Nepal
imposes new 11-hour curfew
|
21/04/2006 |
| 20
Minuten |
In
Nepal brodelt die Stimmung
|
21/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal,
a Katmandu pneumatici in fiamme prima del coprifuoco
|
21/04/2006 |
| Hindustan
Times |
Nepal
King extends curfew ahead of protests, by V Mohan Narayan
|
21/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Tyres
burn in Nepal capital ahead of curfew, by Gopal Sharma
|
21/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
News |
Nervous
over Nepal
|
21/04/2006 |
| Asia
News Network |
Indian
envoy to Nepal returns early, by Sudeshna Sarkar
|
21/04/2006 |
| New
York Times |
Nepal
Chaos Gets Worse, as India Tries to Strike Deal, by Somini Sengupta
|
21/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
braced for fresh protests
|
21/04/2006 |
| Workers
World |
Nepal
king besieged by strikes, protests, by David Hoskins
|
21/04/2006 |
| New
Zealand Herald |
Nepal's
King Gyanendra clings to power, by
Justin Huggler
|
21/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
UK |
Blood
on the streets as Kathmandu explodes, by Thomas Bell
|
21/04/2006 |
| Independent,
UK |
Last
stand of a monarchy, by Justin Huggler
|
21/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
India
tells king to urgently restore democracy in Nepal
|
21/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
UN
rights investigators condemn Nepal’s use of force
|
20/04/2006 |
| ABC
News |
Deadly
Protests in Nepal: Will King Abdicate? Nepalese Police Open Fire Again on
Thousands of Protesters; at Least 3 Dead, Dozens Wounded,
by Matthew Rosenberg
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
3
killed, over 100 injured in Kathmandu demonstrations; protests continue
nationwide
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Govt
extends curfew in Kathmandu by 7 hours
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Curfew
3 killed, dozens injured in police firing in Kalanki; thousands stage
demonstrations, curfew extended in capital by 7 hours
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Three
protesters reported killed in police firing in Kathmandu
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Three
killed over fifty injured in Thursday's demonstration
|
20/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Police
fire on Nepal protesters
|
20/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Nepal
police kill 3 protesters
|
20/04/2006 |
| Washington
Post |
Three
Dead Amid Violent Protests in Nepal, by John Lancaster
|
20/04/2006 |
| Fox
News |
Police
Fire on Thousands in Nepal Protests; Three Killed
|
20/04/2006 |
| L'Unità |
Nepal,
la contestazione dilaga contro il re Gyanendra
|
20/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepali
police fire on protesters, three killed
|
20/04/2006 |
| ABS-CBN
News |
Three
protesters shot dead for defying Nepal curfew
|
20/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Three
protesters shot dead in Nepal, dozens hurt
|
20/04/2006 |
| Baku
Today |
Three
democracy protesters shot dead defying Nepal curfew
|
20/04/2006 |
| Independent,
UK |
Protesters
killed as Nepal police shoot at crowd, by Binaj Gurubacharya
|
20/05/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Mindestens
drei Tote bei Demonstration in Nepal
|
20/04/2006 |
| AZ
Online |
Polizei
in Nepal schiesst auf Demonstranten
|
20/04/2006 |
| N 24 |
Tote
bei Massenprotest in Nepal
|
20/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Three
protesters killed, over 40 injured in Nepal
|
20/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal,
polizia spara su dimostranti a Katmandu, 2 morti
|
20/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
Two
Killed, Ten injured : Protesters Controlled Capital
|
20/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Police
fire on thousands of protesters outside Nepal's capital, killing 2
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Thousands
protest in Kathmandu defying curfew; police open fire in Kalanki
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
King
will speak soon: Karan Singh, by Surendra Phuyal
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Karan
Singh returns to Delhi with ‘optimism’
|
20/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
king may make announcement soon -Indian envoy
|
20/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
India
tells king quickly to restore democracy in Nepal
|
20/04/2006 |
| Times
of India |
Jaswant
Singh to visit NepalAdd to Clippings
|
20/04/2006 |
| Indian
Defence |
Indian
Army in touch with Nepal developments: General J J Singh
|
20/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Tens
of thousands defy Nepal curfew
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Police
open fire at demonstrators; over four dozen injured
|
20/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Police
fire on thousands of protesters outside Nepal's capital
|
20/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Police
Fire on Protesters in Nepal
|
20/04/2006 |
| Sky
News |
Police
Fire On Protesters
|
20/04/2006 |
| Bloomberg |
Nepal
Sets Curfew; Police Shoot Protesters, AP Says
|
20/04/2006 |
| Baku
Today |
Police
shoot and tear-gas Nepal protesters defying king and curfew
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Tens
of thousands people defy curfew orders in Capital
|
20/04/2006 |
| ABC
Radio Australia |
Protesters
in thousands converge on Nepal capital
|
20/04/2006 |
| Ohmy
News |
Nepal
security forces to shoot curfew violators on sight; thousands march toward
capital
|
20/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Nepal
protesters in thousands defy king and curfew
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kleine
Zeitung |
Kundgebung
gegen König von Nepal
|
20/04/2006 |
| ORF |
Trotz
Schießbefehls: Massendemo in Nepal formiert sich
|
20/04/2006 |
| Aljazeera |
Nepal
issues shoot-on-sight order [An
open call by King Gyanendra to murder unprotected peaceful Nepali citizens!]
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Decisive
spring revolution, by Surendra R Devkota
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Appeal
for Loktrantra, by Narahari Acharya
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Crucial
support
|
20/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
Nepalese
People Will Defy Curfew, Koirala ;Constituent Assembly Will Decide Fate of
Monarch, Nepal
|
20/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
'Constituent
Assembly only solution'
|
20/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
No
link with monarchy: RSS body [This
statement is disproved by history and traditional Hindu political texts!]
|
20/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Reckless
Nepal king ignores calls for peace
|
20/04/2006 |
| Alter
Net |
Ignoring
Democracy in Nepal, by Reese Erlich
|
20/04/2006 |
| Hindu |
Next
stop, constituent assembly
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
The
Countdown, by Alok K. Bohara
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Indian
Special Envoy meets King
|
20/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Karan
Singh meets King Gyanendra
|
20/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Hold
dialogue on multi-party democracy: India to Nepal, by V Mohan Narayan
|
20/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Karan
Singh''s mission sends mixed signals in Nepal
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
King
grants audience to Indian special envoy
|
20/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Date
with king, curfew, by Bharat Bhushan
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Political
facts, not fiction, by Ram Chandra Poudel
|
20/04/2006 |
| Express
India |
Nepal
police beat and shot children: Rights group
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
People
start to defy curfew orders in Capital
|
20/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
capital's streets empty, troops patrol, by Gopal Sharma
|
20/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal,
proteste fuori Katmandu, deserta per coprifuoco
|
20/04/2006 |
| 20
Minuten |
Polizeiaufmarsch
vor Grossdemonstation in Nepal
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Normal
life of valley affected due to day-time curfew
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
People
from all quarters join demos
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Funds
for injured continue to flow in
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Killing,
excessive use of force condemned
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
King
continues political consultations; gives audience to Chaudhari, Thapa
[Consultations with royalist hardliners are
meaningless for a solution of the crisis!]
|
20/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
World
worried at Nepal rights situation
|
20/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Nepal's
king hangs tough against deadly protests, dire warnings
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Curfew
cheats 8,574 kids of vitamin-A
|
20/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Kathmandu
under strict curfew to cool protests
|
20/04/2006 |
| Asia
News Network |
Nepal's
King plays it cool, by Ravi Velloor
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
No
compromise on sovereignty: Nepal, Poudel
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Manpower
agencies to stop work, join protest
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
More
professionals join protest
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Help
guard against messy transition: ICG
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Singh
meets leaders
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
International
communities worry over Nepal situation
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Release
journos: CPJ, IFJ
|
20/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
UN’s
Nepal envoy cites rights abuses; India piles pressure on Nepal as death toll
climbs in the wake of protests
|
20/04/2006 |
| Independent,
UK |
Make
a deal or risk your throne, Nepal's king warned, by Justin Huggler
|
20/04/2006 |
| Guardian,
UK |
Shoot-on-sight
curfew declared to foil Nepal rally, by Randeep Ramesh
|
20/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
'Shoot-to-kill'
curfew in Nepal
|
20/04/2006 |
| Newindpress |
Yechury
ready to be interlocutor in Nepal talks
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Civil
servants intensify stir
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Army
shoot dead 2 in Jhapa Status of 2 unknown, 10 critically injured, by
Lila Baral
|
20/04/2006 |
| South
Asian media Net |
Repression
has no effect on agitation
|
20/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Nationwide
demos continue, dozens hurt
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Massive
demos erupt in capital
|
20/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Pokharelis
mock curfew orders
|
20/04/2006 |
| Hindustan
Times |
Hundreds
of Nepal-bound trucks stranded
|
20/04/2006 |
| Frankfurter
Rundschau |
Massenflucht
aus Nepal: UN warnen vor wirtschaftlichen Folgen der Krise in Himalayastaat
|
20/04/2006 |
| Dawn |
Protests
badly hit Nepal’s tourism, by Sam Taylor
|
20/04/2006 |
| Daily
Star |
India
presses Nepal to restore democracy
|
20/04/2006 |
| New
York Times |
Army
Fires at Protesters as Nepal's Political Crisis Deepens, by Somini
Sengupta
|
20/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
UK |
4
killed as army fires on Nepal protesters, by Thomas Bell
|
20/04/2006 |
| Peninsula |
Four
died in police firing in Nepal
|
20/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Govt
issues 18-hour curfew in the capital
[May the people come in masses out of every nook and
corner! The dictator does not have enough forces to suppress this!]
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Security
men open fire at protesters in Jhapa; 4 killed, nearly 100 injured
[Bring
this royal murderer and his henchmen behind bars immediately! The time of
Shah monarchy is definitely over! Someone who is indiscriminately
killing the people to hold illegitimate powers cannot be king!]
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Four
demonstrators shot dead in Jhapa, dozens injured
|
19/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Nepal
clamps curfew on capital as death toll climbs
|
19/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Gathering
anger against Nepal's king, by Sanjoy Majumder
|
19/04/2006 |
| Voice
of America |
UN
Says Nepal King Curbing Democratic Rights, by Lisa Schlein
|
19/04/2006 |
| Express
India |
'There
is danger of Nepal turning into failed state'
|
19/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Trauma
of jailed 'innocents' in Nepal, by
Kanak Mani Dixit
|
19/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Mindestens
vier Demonstranten bei Protesten in Nepal getötet
|
19/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Protesters
killed at Nepal rally, by Gopal Sharma
|
19/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Nepal
security forces shoot pro-democracy protesters, killing at least 4, by
Matthew Rosenberg
|
19/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Nepal
death toll climbs to 10 as India piles on pressure
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
50 teachers arrested; 6 Home Ministry officials freed
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Three
leading rights groups call for targeted sanctions against top Nepal
officials [see statement
by AI, HRW and ICJ]
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Impose
targeted sanctions on king, ministers’
|
19/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Rights
groups call for sanctions
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
“The
(situation) is fluid and dangerous, but we are in control”, interview
with Minister of State Shrish Shumsher Rana [This
interview took place in a different world! Remember, Mr Rana is one of those
against whom leading international human rights organizations have called
for targeted actions!]
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
People's
peaceful uprising, by Nilamber Acharya
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Unarmed
power in history, by Abhi Subedi
|
19/04/2006 |
| Scoop |
Nepal’s
"Orange Revolution" Has Rain Break, by Michael Van De Veer
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Britain-Nepal
Academic Council opposes use of excessive force in demonstrations
[see BNAC statement]
|
19/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Security
Council to discuss Nepal
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Missed
Opportunity: Nepal is facing abnormal challenges that require innovative
approaches, by Murari R. Sharma
|
19/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Diplomatic
pressure mounts on Nepal: Talks held as shoot-on-sight curfew is imposed in
tourist city
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Karan
Singh, Shyam Saran meet Koirala, Deuba
|
^9/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Foreign
Ministry summons US envoy Moriarty [Gyanendra
giving a dressing-down to one of his long-term staunch allies who finally
has found open words!] [watch video
of Mr Moriarty's interview of April 18]
|
19/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
US
envoy summoned for remarks on king
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Nepal,
Poudel released
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Govt
releases MK Nepal, RC Poudel
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
release 19 Malangwa captives
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Govt
extends detention period
|
19/04/2006 |
| ABS-CBN
News |
India
pressures Nepal as death toll climbs
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Curfew
defied in Pokhara, over 250 arrested; court employees stage sit-in, by
Dinesh Regmi
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
200 arrested in Pokhara, demonstrations continue
|
19/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Police
arrest 250 protesting professors in west Nepal town
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Mass
arrests and violence against journalists continues in Nepal: IFJ
[see IFJ statement]
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Kantipur
TV journos, civil servants released
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Kantipur,
KTV journos arrested, released
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
King's
consultation has no meaning: leaders
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
King’s
consultations a ploy: CPN-UML
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Funds
continue to pour in for injured
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Righting
the wrong, by Gagan Thapa
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Movement
gains more support
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Protestors
turn demos festive
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
More
protests nationwide
|
19/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Rain
fails to dampen spirits
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Don't
invest in govt promissory notes’
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Massive
rallies in districts Police open fire, injure over 170
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
One
demonstrator dies, 100 injured during demonstrations on Tuesday
|
19/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
One
more agitator dies; 106 injured
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Turning
point
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
37
public servants arrested
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Protest
at NRB turns tense
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Plainclothes
soldier brought grenade to rally: OHCHR
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Don't
suppress movement: AIGP's father
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Gautam’s
killing leaves family destitute, by Upendra Lamichhane
|
19/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal
violence claims sixth victim [another
murder by Gyanendra!]
|
19/04/2006 |
| Zisch |
Frau
bei Protesten in Nepal getötet
|
19/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Woman
protester killed in Nepal
|
19/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Nepal
unrest claims sixth victim; Indian PM sends a special envoy to hold talks
with the king
|
19/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Nepal
imposes curfew in tourist haven: Violence claims sixth victim; hundreds of
professors under arrest
|
19/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Curfew
imposed in W Nepal; one protestor succumbs to injuries, by Shirish B Pradhan
|
19/04/2006 |
| Aljazeera |
Nepal
imposes curfew in tourist town
|
19/04/2006 |
| Stuff,
NZ |
Tourists
find strife-torn Nepal not so tranquil
|
19/04/2006 |
| Nasdaq |
Curfew
Imposed In West Nepal Tourist Town Of Pokhara
|
19/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
IMF
pulls out representative from Nepal
|
19/04/2006 |
| Asian
News Network |
Nepal
king on a precipice
|
19/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal's
tourism magnet feels heat of protest
|
19/04/2006 |
| My
Telus |
Crisis
eases slightly in Nepal, more protests expected
|
19/04/2006 |
| Asian
News Network |
Nepal
braces for more protests, by Ravi Velloor
|
19/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
UK |
Army
turns blind eye as Nepal protests escalate, by Thomas Bell
|
19/04/2006 |
| Guardian,
UK |
Nepal
police fire on protesters as more defy king's rule, by Randeep Ramesh
|
19/04/2006 |
| Web
India |
Nepal
government media ignores Karan Singh's appointment
[They ignore the whole people's movement and prefer to
live in a fairytale world!]
|
19/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Dr
Singh, Saran to see king Thursday, by Surendra Phuyal
|
19/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Karan
Singh sent on Nepal mission
|
19/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
India
expresses concern over Nepal turmoil
|
19/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Protests
to climax soon, feel diplomats
|
19/04/2006 |
| Peninsula |
Diplomats
warn time running out for Nepal monarch
|
19/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
UK |
Nepal
at the crossroads
|
19/04/2006 |
| Standard |
Nepal
taking danger turn, warns envoy, by Sam Taylor
|
19/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Indian
envoy set for Nepal talks
|
19/04/2006 |
| Peninsula |
Nepal
‘spinning out of control’: Envoy
|
19/04/2006 |
| Sydney
Morning Herald |
Nepal
protesters prepare for final push to oust king
|
19/04/2006 |
| Asia
Times |
India
steps into Nepal's fray, by Siddharth Srivastava
|
19/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Rights
groups urge sanctions against Nepal leaders
[see AI
statement]
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
100 injured in Pokhara demo, curfew declared on Wednesday
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Pro-democracy
movement intensifies nationwide
|
18/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
events near climax: diplomats, by Gopal Sharma
|
18/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Lage
in Nepal droht außer Kontrolle zu geraten
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Who
is preventing the king from reaching out to the parties?
by Pratibedan
Baidya [The king himself is the one and only most
responsible person!!]
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
King
continues political consultations [Gyanendra
only talkes to extremely conservative, pro-royal persons. This proves that
he is not interested to give up powers!]
|
18/04/2006 |
| Express
India |
'We
could see Nepal King toppled'
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Post-mortem
of New Year message, by Khagendra N Sharma
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Detention
of NC leaders Poudel, Acharya extended by 3 months
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Half
way to Kathmandu, Nepal moved backed to Kakani
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
UML
general secretary’s release delayed
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
SC
orders release of 172 detainees
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
36
political activists including NC leader Poudel released
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
A
chat with Khagendra -dai, by
Manjushree Thapa
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Envoys’
message
|
18/04/2006 |
| International
Herald Tribune |
Protests
in Nepal spread to government
|
18/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
'Officials
held' in Nepal protest
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
25 civil servants, three journalists arrested
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Sloganeering
in Singhadurbar, by Yuvraj Acharya
|
18/04/2006 |
| Monster
and Critics |
Police
fire at protestors in capital, eastern Nepal
|
18/04/2006 |
| Antara |
Thousands
yell "Down with monarchy" at Nepal protest, by Sam Taylor
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Complete
farce, by Richa Bhattarai
|
18/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
A
revolution next door, by Bharat Bhushan
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
People
power everywhere
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
General
strike will continue until SPA demands are met: Opposition leaders
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Two
RNA men die in accidental blast; two Maoists killed in security action
|
18/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Rights
bodies want parties-Maoist govt
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
warn parties against any compromise
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Rights
bodies demand dissolution of incumbent government
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Journalists
get 90-day detention
|
18/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
NC
asks all to join Ring Road march
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘One
person from every family in Thursday’s rally’
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
NC
calls for wider participation on Thursday's rally
|
18/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Parties
to hold massive rally on April 20, by Shirish B Pradhan
|
18/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Kathmandu
showdown planned Thursday
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Health
workers, institutions to stop paying taxes
|
18/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Shortage
in essential medicines surfaces
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Relief
funds continue to pour in
|
18/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Strike
eases in Nepal but more protests loom
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Families
suffer as breadwinner lands in hospital, by Nitya Nanda Timsina
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
90
injured in Chabahil Prohibitory orders defied in Valley
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
50
hurt in Itahari Security forces use excessive force in demos
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
One
protestor killed, over 100 injured in nationwide pro-democracy
demonstrations on Monday
|
18/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Brooms,
shoes lead protests against Nepal king
|
18/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Protester
killed in Nepal, Maoists support stir
|
18/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
events reaching a climax, say diplomats
|
18/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
opposition hails India's 'Rajput diplomacy'
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Karan
Singh to visit Kathmandu as special Indian envoy
|
18/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
India
to send Karan Singh to Nepal as PM's Special Envoy
|
18/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
India
to Gyanendra: Hold political dialogue immediately
|
18/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Delhi
push for talks
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
India
discusses contingencies on Nepal, by Surendra Phuyal
|
18/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
IOC
alert may affect supplies in Nepal
|
18/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Time
running out for Nepal king: analysts
|
18/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
King
begins talks with leaders
[Too late and wrong
leaders!]
|
18/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Former
PMs ask King to restore democracy, by Shirish B. Pradhan
|
18/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Palace
summons politicians; Activist killed, Nepal begins to feel pinch, by J.
Hemanth
|
18/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
NHRC
writes to APF chief to send Thapa for questioning
|
18/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
NHRC
knocks on APF chief’s door
|
18/04/2006 |
| Bloomberg |
Nepal
Must Stop Security Forces Attacking Protesters, UN Says
|
18/04/2006 |
| Standard |
'Storm'
warning for Nepal
|
18/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
Nepal
government threatens new crackdown; Nepal deploys army to ensure food
delivery
|
18/04/2006 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Nepal
deploys army to ensure food supply, fifth protester killed
|
18/04/2006 |
| Peninsula |
Protester
killed in Nepal firing
|
18/04/2006 |
| Times
of India |
Army
in a bind over Nepal unrestAdd to Clippings, by Rajat Pandit
|
18/04/2006 |
| Christian
Science Monitor |
Key
role of Nepal security forces: A fifth protester was killed Monday. The
loyalty of police and Army could be pivotal, by Bikash Sangraula
|
18/04/2006 |
| Scoop |
Departure
Of Absolute Monarchy Will Be Seen Very Soon As A Litmus Test, by Mitra
Bandhu Poudel
|
18/04/2006 |
| Scoop |
Nepal’s
King Midnight Call For Elections Too Little, To Late, by Michael Van De
Veer
|
18/04/2006 |
| Sccop |
Beginning
Of The End?
by Shashi Malla
|
18/04/2006 |
| Welt |
Streiks
in Nepal führen zu Engpässen bei der Versorgung
|
18/04/2006 |
| Asian
Age |
Nepal
using mortar bombs: UN, by Ramesh Ramachandran
|
17/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
90-day
detention warrants to journalists; Women leaders arrested
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kantiüur
Online |
Day
12 general strike; pro-democracy stir continues; 1 protester killed in Bara
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Security
men open fire at protestors in Bara, Chitwan, Kathmandu; one killed, 18
injured
|
17/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
UML
activist shot dead in Bara during demonstration
|
17/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Security
forces reportedly open fire on protesters in Nepal town, killing 1, wounding
5, by Binaj Gurubacharya
|
17/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Man
killed in new Nepal anti-king protest
|
17/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Nepalis
in New York demonstrate outside the UN
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Civil
servants hold nationwide demonstrations
|
17/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
King
grants audience to former Prime Ministers Bhattarai, Thapa
[Royalist like Bhattarai and Thapa cannot bring any
solution. Understand that your time is over Gyanendra, step down from all
powers and stop this brutal suppression of the sovereign people!]
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
King
meets former prime ministers; Bhattarai optimistic for political change,
by Suresh Nath Neupane
|
17/04/2006 |
| Monster
and Critics |
King
begins consultations to defuse Nepal political crisis
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Mass
protests continue across the country
|
17/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Demonstrations
continue on Monday; SC employees join the strike
|
17/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Protests
continue in Nepal amid food and fuel shortage, by Shirish B Pradhan
|
17/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Emergency
coming?
[This already is emergency as declared by
the sovereign people!]
|
17/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
'Crackdown
possible as Nepal unrest grows'
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Letter
from Dr Cobb, by Brian Cobb [A document on how the
royal government prevents foreign physicians to give first aid to injured
Nepali citizens!]
|
17/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
I
will definitely return to Nepal, interview with Brian Cobb
|
17/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Back
to the square one: Does SPA have governance strategy?
by Hari Bansha
Dulal
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Encouraging
signs, everywhere, by Damakant Jayshi
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Today's
call, by Swagat Raj Pandey
|
17/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
Reinstate
HoR; Maoists will Agree to Ceremonial Monarchy: Koirala
[Don't repeat the mistakes of 1990, Girija; democratic
forces have always been the losers in compromises with monarchy!]
|
17/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Koirala
hopes to persuade Maoists
|
17/04/2006 |
| Spiegel |
Battling
the king: Protests and Violence in Nepal
|
17/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
King
and his shaky throne
|
17/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
king's image takes a beating
|
17/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
kill police Inspector in Rautahat
|
17/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
SSP
Thapa ignores NHRC summons
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Protestors'
funds
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Order
to beat up demonstrators severely
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Govt
mulls targeting FM radios: SIRM
|
17/04/2006 |
| NewsLine
Nepal |
Govt
Bans Demonstration in Ring Road Area
|
17/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Protest
banned in Ring Road area
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Arrest
of journalists condemned
|
17/04/2006 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Civilians
concerned over deteriorating situation
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Petroleum
shortage hits Kathmandu Valley
|
17/04/2006 |
| Star |
Nepal
government sends armed escorts for food trucks
|
17/04/2006 |
| Daily
Herald |
Shortages
hit Nepal capital amid turmoil, by Binaj Gurubacharya
|
17/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Two-digit
inflation likely if political crisis continues
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Private
banks close transactions
|
17/04/2006 |
| Voice
of America |
Supplies
Scarce in Nepal as Protests Continue Against King, by Anjana Pasricha
|
17/04/2006 |
| Turkish
Press |
Nepal
opposition declares economic war on king, food and fuel scarce
|
17/04/2006 |
| Channel
4 |
Nepal
sees bloodshed on streets
|
17/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
100 protestors injured; demonstrations continue across the country on Sunday
|
17/04/2006 |
| Ohmy
News |
Nepal
Protests in Pictures Life disrupted as demonstrations enter twelfth day
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
announce fresh programs
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Army
fire in Arghakhanchi protest, dozens injured
|
17/04/2006 |
| Baku
Today |
Nepal
opposition declares economic war, food and fuel scarce
|
17/04/2006 |
| Hindustan
Times |
Step
back, hand over power, India tells King, by Nilova Roy Chaudhury
|
17/04/2006 |
| IRNA |
Indian
PM discusses Nepal developments with cabinet colleagues
|
17/04/2006 |
| Star
Tribune |
It
may be 'beginning of the end' for Nepal's king, by Somini Sengupta
|
17/04/2006 |
| Aljazeera |
Nepal
reels under anti-monarch strike
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Prices
of food items rise
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Petroleum
shortage hits Kathmandu Valley
|
17/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Fuel
rations in Nepal, anti-king strike hits prices
|
17/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Shortages
worsen in Nepal strik
|
17/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Shortages
hit Nepal capital
|
17/04/2006 |
| Scoop |
Infiltration
into Nepal Rallies: Security or Maoists or Minors?
by Siddhi B.
Ranjitkar
|
17/04/2006 |
| ABC
News |
Nepal
urged to starve King of funds
|
17/04/2006 |
| Independent,
UK |
Tourist
district littered with debris as Nepal protests grip the capital, by
Binaj Gurubacharya
|
17/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Siege
spreads to Nepal lifelines: Palace invites Indian envoy, by J. Hemanth
|
17/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
king starts talks with foreign envoys
|
17/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Parties
announce fresh stir; 18 injured in army-police firing in Arghakhanchi,
Balkhu
|
16/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal
political parties call for mass protest, halt to tax payments
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
King
grants audience to US, Chinese, Indian envoys
|
16/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
King
grants audience to cabinet vice-chairmen duo; Home Minister holds security
meeting
|
16/04/2006 |
| Express
India |
Gyanendra,
thief, leave the country, cries Nepal
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Demonstrations
continue nationwide, thousands take to streets
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
South
Asians express solidarity with Nepal
|
16/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Nepal’s
capital at standstill as anti-king protests continue
|
16/04/2006 |
| Washington
Times |
Thousands
march against Nepal's king
|
16/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Thousands
of people including civil servants participate in Chitwan demonstration
|
16/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Demonstrations
continue on Sunday: Journalists, tourism entrepreneurs arrested; Bank
vandalized
|
16/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
protests hit tourist area
|
16/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
protests intensify, spread to tourist quarter
|
16/04/2006 |
| 20
Minuten |
Nepal
im Bann des Generalstreiks
|
16/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Generalstreik
in Nepal dauert an
|
16/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Janjatis
to stage demo
|
16/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Constituent
assembly is the goal of present movement: Leaders
|
16/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Constituent
assembly a must: parties
|
16/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
World
media body urges UN to help Nepali journalists
|
16/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Fear
sends local officials underground
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Rs
23m to crush movement’
|
16/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
10 million rupees collected for injured protestors
[This money should be taken from the royal property
which belongs to the people either!]
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Rs
10m raised for injured protestors
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Security
forces’ kin head demonstrations, by J Pandey
|
16/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Protesters
unfazed by govt brutality
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Glory
of Kirtipur!
by Arun Gupto
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
I
walk the line: ‘Banda’ day, by Peter J Karthak
|
16/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
School
to resume operation only after restoration of democracy
|
16/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Nepalis
protest in New York
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Nepalis
in US flay police brutality, by Ghanashyam Ojha
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Cops
turn brutal against journos
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Annan
concerned more than ever
|
16/04/2006 |
| Ohmy
News |
Nepalese
King Disregards International Community: International organizations worry
about the worsening situation in Nepal, by Prakash Luitel
|
16/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Bhaktapur
sees democracy march
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Massive
rallies on Ring Road Police open fire at Sanepa, by Joe Jackson &
Bishnu Budhathoki
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Nationwide
protests continue
|
16/04/2006 |
| Yahoo |
Nepal's
capital at standstill as anti-king protests continue
|
16/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Maoists
claim presence in movement [This
is their right! It is always better than throwing bombs!]
|
16/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
ANNISU-R
accepts participation in the ongoing movement
|
16/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Suspected
Maoists gun down security man in Jhapa
|
16/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
protests spread to tourist quarter
|
16/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Doctors
threaten to join opposition agitation, by Shrish B Pradhan
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Tourism
society to support stir
|
16/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Financial
institutions asked to join stir
|
16/04/2006 |
| International
Herald Tribune |
Nepal's
capital faces shortages as strike continues
|
16/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Vehicular
movement, LPG supply hit
|
16/04/2006 |
| Santa
Barbara News-Press |
Nepal's
capital faces shortages as general strike protesting king's rule enters 12th
day, by Binaj Gurubacharya
|
16/04/2006 |
| Aljazeera |
Journalists
beaten in Nepal protests
|
16/04/2006 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Police
charge on huge Nepal protest march
|
16/04/2006 |
| Dawn |
Protesters
beaten up in Nepal
|
16/04/2006 |
| New
York Times |
Nepal
Protests Draw 8,000 and Police Wrath
|
16/04/2006 |
| Guardian,
UK |
King
of Nepal crushes white-collar street protests, by Dan McDougall
|
16/04/2006 |
| Daily
Times |
Nepal
heads for chaos as swords drawn, by YP Rajesh
|
16/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Former
US prez’s Nepal visit cancelled
|
16/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Jimmy
Carter cancels Nepal trip
|
16/04/2006 |
| Khaleej
Times |
India
expresses concern about situation in Nepal, urges dialogue
|
16/04/2006 |
| Daily
Star |
SAHR
urges Nepal govt to step down
|
16/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Violence
in Nepal threatens foreign aid
|
16/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Economic
ruin staring Nepal in the face
|
16/04/2006 |
| Peninsula |
Nepal
economy on the brink of bankrupt
|
16/04/2006 |
| Peninsula |
Indian
workers evicted from Nepal
|
16/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
The
NC has drawn attention towards the dire condition of those detained, who are
deprived of hygienic food, drinking water, sanitation and subject to
physical and mental torture
|
15/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Protests
continue to spiral in Nepal; 16 injured, 129 held,
by Shirish B Pradhan
|
15/04/2006 |
| Outlook
India |
Police
indiscriminately baton-charged about 300 journalists at a rally organised by
the Federation of Nepalese Journalists (FNJ) at the Gaushala area in the
capital, leaving 12 of them injured, FNJ sources said
|
15/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Civil
society leaders reject the royal call for dialogue
|
15/04/2006 |
| Monsters
and Critics |
Rallies,
arrests mark 10th day of general strike in Nepal
(Roundup)
|
15/04/2006 |
| Kuwait
News Agency |
Nepal
govt. could be bankrupt by June; Indian workers attacked
|
15/04/2006 |
| Asian
Age |
Indians
beaten up, evicted from Nepal, by Sudeshna Sarkar
|
15/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Thousands
take to streets in capital; dozens including ex-minister injured in police
action
|
15/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Thousands
take part in protests in Kathmandu
|
15/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Demonstrations
intensified through out the country
|
15/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Journos
arrested from two different places in Kathmandu
|
15/04/2006 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Police
beat journalists; 14 injured, 4 arrested
|
15/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Former
MP injured in baton-charging in demostration
|
15/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
King
no longer sacred in Nepal, by Raju
Gopalakrishnan
|
15/04/2006 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
police attack journalists
|
15/04/2006 |
| CNN |
Police
attack media protest
|
15/04/2006 |
| AZ
Online |
Proteste:
Journalisten in Nepal festgenommen
|
15/04/2006 |
| San
Diego Union Tribune |
Protesting
journalists beaten by Nepal police, organizers say
|
15/04/2006 |
| IRNA |
12
journalists injured in Nepal
|
15/04/2006 |
| Sjy
News |
Journalists
Under Attack
|
15/04/2006 |
| Jurist |
Nepal
pro-democracy protests gain momentum
|
15/04/2006 |
| Deepika
Global |
Demonstrations
continue in Nepal, dozens injured and arrested
|
15/04/2006 |
| Turkish
Press |
Nepal
Police tear gas anti-royal protesters
|
15/04/2006 |
| Voice
of America |
Protesters
in Nepal Continue to Call for Democracy
|
15/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
protests intensify, little violence
|
15/04/2006 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
police use tear gas to break up protest
|
15/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
20,000 march in Dhangadhi, Over 100 arrested in Hetauda
|
15/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
The
Endgame, by Alok K. Bohara
|
15/04/2006 |
| Nepal
News |
Election
as the part of Regressive Roadmap: When the whole nation is rising for the
attainment of a ‘complete democracy’, the royal governement is planning
to lead Nepal to a full-fledged autocracy through the farce of general
elections, by Krishna Adhikari
|
15/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
King’s
‘open’ door
|
15/04/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Gaining
new heights, by Deepak Raj Subedi
|
15/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Families
of missing still searching
|
15/04/2006 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
NGOs’
call to protect children from riot
|
15/04/2006 |
| Web
India 123 |
Children
bear brunt of Nepal violenc |
