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Papers and articles on the current crisis in Nepal as published in the internet press

This is a selection of Nepal related articles that have been published after February 1, 2005. Nepal Research stands for peace, freedom, democracy and inclusion in Nepal. All this is provided neither by royal nor by Maoist politics. We predominantly include articles that are critical in the ongoing state destruction. Articles and papers in favour of the royal regime may be looked up through the links to government owned media on our news subsite.
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With the end of royal dictatorial rule on April 24, 2006, Nepal has begun to deal with a solution of her constitutional crisis and the Maoist insurgency. This means that this section from now on only contains links that directy have to do with this process. Other links will again be included in the political and other subsites as it was praticed before February 1, 2005.


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Paper Title / Author Date of publication

Kathmandu Post Moriarty did not understand ground reality: Mahara 30/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ToR for negotiating teams, by Khagendra N Sharma 30/06/2006
Nepali Times Higher they go, further they fall We need a stop-gap statute for checks and balances during this political interregnum, by CK Lal 30/06/2006
Nepali Times Hint, hint, wink, wink Decompressing the Maoists can’t be done with ambiguous private guarantees, by Alok K Bohara 30/06/2006
Nepali Times “90 percent are for a republic”, interview with Baburam Bhattarai, chairman of the Maoist United Revolutionary Peoples Council (originally in Radio Sagarmatha Ajaka Kura, 17 June) 30/06/2006
Nepali Times Why the hurry? Even ministers are unhappy at the haste with which the government and Maoists are drafting an interim constitution, by Naresh Newar 30/06/2006
Nepali Times Turn down the volume 30/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Displaced not keen to return home, by Binod Bhandari 30/06/2006
Spotlight Building Confidence: After the eruption of controversies following eight-point pact, the Maoist leaders are trying to build confidence with the political parties 30/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Let's put two armies under a single command: Prachanda, by Ujir Magar 30/06/2006
Nepal News Prachanda proposes joint command for rival armies; Mahara criticizes Moriarty 30/06/2006
Nepal News Army will be back in barracks: Oli 30/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Govt directs authorities to disarm vigilantes 30/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Ministers’ affidavits within 15 days; PAC asks royal family property details 30/06/2006
Nepal News

Rayamajhi commission continues questioning of 'royal kingpins’

30/06/2006
Nepal News PAC asks property details of royal family, ministers 30/06/2006
Nepal News No interim govt before arms management: MK Nepal 30/06/2006
BBC News Top Nepal rebel says no more war 30/06/2006
Reuters Nepal's rebel chief opposes monitors 30/06/2006
Scoop Arresting the Lawlessness Syndrome in Nepal, by Hari Bansha Dulal 30/06/2006
Nepali Times Parallel government: Everywhere we look, we see double 30/06/2006
Nepali Times Girija, Gyanendra and Prachanda (originally in Disanirdesh, 25 June) 30/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Conflict & power transformation, by Shreedhar Gautam 29/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Invisible hands & resistance, by Ajaya Bhadra Khanal 29/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Reduce Palace, security expenditure: CPN-UML 29/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘Merge armies before CA poll’ 29/06/2006
Kathmandu Post But ‘won’t support a Maoist-included govt in present situation’ US increases assistance by $12m [Nepal should try to go her way without American assistance. The US are only good for war, not for peace and human rights!] 29/06/2006
Nepal News Public Account Committee asks to furnish details on misuse of state fund 29/06/2006
Nepal News Prachanda continues political consultations; meets Minister Tripathi 29/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Maoist leader apologizes for past mistakes 29/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Rebels court foreign envoys, by Tilak P. Pokharel 29/06/2006
Nepal News Maoist leaders meet Swedish Ambassador 29/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Mahara refutes OHCHR charge 29/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Show some competence 28/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Nepal's democratic predicament, by Madhab P Khanal 28/06/2006
Nepal News Tripathi for fresh census before election of the Constituent Assembly 28/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Census essential before CA polls: Tripathi 28/06/2006
Nepal News High level probe commission summons Rana, others 28/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Interrogation of former royal ministers begins 28/06/2006
Hindu No role in deaths, says ex-Nepal Minister, by Ameet Dhakal 28/06/2006
Nepal News US not to support the interim govt. until Maoists renounce violence [Wow, Mr Moriarty: All US support for a dictatorial royal regime that did not work for a peaceful solution of the conflict, but no support for the interim system that wants to find a way to peace and solve the historical discriminations and exlusions of the royal system!] 28/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Maoists asked to dissolve people's govt 28/06/2006
Ohmy News U.N. Urges Maoists to End Killings: Statement presses Nepal's Maoists to operate within the law, by Pawan Acharya 28/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Ease peace process: SPA to Maoists 28/06/2006
Daily Star Nepal rebel leader for new council to replace parliament 28/06/2006
Gulf Daily News Nepal 'council' proposed 28/06/2006
Scoop The Taming Of The Crew, by Sanjay Upadhya 28/06/2006
Nepal News OHCHR concerned over continued abduction and killing by Maoists 28/06/2006
South Asia Media Net Monitoring panel gets terms of reference 27/06/2006
Kathmandu Post All inclusive interim constitution urged 27/06/2006
Nepal News Interim constitution should be inclusive: Speakers 27/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Students want people to draft statute 27/06/2006
Nepal News Rayamajhi commission begins probe 27/06/2006
Nepal News Dr. Giri to attend probe commission to file statement 27/06/2006
BBC News Royalists quizzed by Nepal panel, by Sushil Sharma 27/06/2006
Santa Barbara News-Press Former Nepal ministers questioned over crackdown on anti-king protests, by Binaj Gurubacharya 27/06/2006
Nepal News OHCHR concerned over continued abduction and killing by Maoists 27/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Maoists exert pressure on parties 27/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Maoist leaders expedite parleys 27/06/2006
Nepal News There is still misunderstanding between seven political parties and Maoists: MK Nepal 27/06/2006
Hindustan Times Nepal's ruling alliance ask Maoists to end abductions 27/06/2006
Nepal News Prachanda meets NC-D president Deuba 26/06/2006
Daily Times Nepal’s interim constitution delayed 27/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Birendra Mishra committee chief Code monitor committee begins work, by Kiran Chapagain 27/06/2006
Nepal News Ceasefire monitoring committee given formal responsibility 26/06/2006
Nepal News Interim Constitution Drafting Committee starts work 26/06/2006
Kathmandu Post

The UN is waiting for formal letter, interview with Kul Chandra Gautam, assistant secretary-general of the UN and deputy Executive Director of the UNICEF

26/06/2006
Nepal News Maoist chairman Prachanda continues political discussions 26/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Prachanda, Baburam meet SPA leaders 26/06/2006
Telegraph, Calcutta Nepal rebels assess opinions, by J. Hemanth 26/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Address confusion 26/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘Early formation of interim govt must for CA polls’, by Binod Tripathi 26/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Women gherao Singha Durbar 26/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Women’s protests continue 26/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Resolve citizenship issue: Matrika 26/06/2006
Nepal News Maoists for free and fair competitive economic policy: Gurung 26/06/2006
Workers World Class struggle in Nepal enters new phase, by David Hoskins 26/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Six soldiers suspended, jailed for cowardice, by Khuman Singh Tamang 26/06/2006
BBC News Nepal jails 'cowardly' soldiers 26/06/2006
Peninsula Nepal army accused of hindering talks with Maoists 26/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Police under UC want to go back to unit 26/06/2006
Nepal News Subedi calls government, Maoists to sign peace pact; return seized property 26/06/2006
Nation Light at the end of the tunnel for Nepal 26/06/2006
Ohmy News Nepal looks to uncertain future with Maoists in government: Maoists say they'll abide by the decision of a yet-to-be formed constituent assembly 26/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Dr Giri, Mandal, Rana summoned 26/06/2006
People's Daily Probe commission summons three former ministers in Nepal 26/06/2006
Nepal News Probe commission summons three former ministers 25/06/2006
Santa Barbara News-Press Nepal looks to uncertain future with Maoist rebels in kingdom's government, by Gavin Rabinowitz 25/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Maoist war helped end caste bias: Dalits 25/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Police involved in abduction: OHCHR concerned 25/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Govt flayed for not taking HR seriously 25/06/2006
South Asian Media Net 'Govt not doing enough for women' 25/06/2006
Inter Press Service Women Won't Let This Slight Pass, by Marty Logan 25/06/2006
Z Net India, Nepal, and Left Praxis, by Badri Raina 25/06/2006
Nepal News Prachanda meets UML gen secy 25/06/2006
Nepal News Interim Constitution Drafting Committee to begin formal work from Monday 25/06/2006
South Asian Media Net New statute to consolidate House motion 25/06/2006
Nepal News Interim constitution will institutionalize the achievements of popular movement: Aryal 25/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Jana Morcha oppose int’l observers 25/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Govt to address demands of injured 25/06/2006
Nepal News High level commission set to summon ex-ministers 25/06/2006
World Peace Herald Nepal's Maoist rebels near joining government, by Chitra Tiwari 25/06/2006
Star Tribune, Minneapolis Nepal's rebel leader moves into the mainstream 25/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Maoists yet to return seized property, by Benupraj Bhattarai 25/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Compensation sought for property used by army, by Harihar Singh Rathaur 25/06/2006
South Asian Media Net King still conspiring: Maoist leader 25/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Govt responsible for army reaction: Amik 25/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘Army comment was uncalled for’ 25/06/2006
Nepal News Row among top officials over statement of NA 25/06/2006
Hindu Prachanda proposes merger of Maoist army with Nepal Army 25/06/2006
Peninsula Nepal rebels, army could be merged, says Prachanda 25/06/2006
South Asian Media Net 'Interim govt with Maoists soon' 25/06/2006
Kathmandu Post No interim govt before arms management: Sitaula 25/06/2006
Nepal News No participation of Maoists in govt before arms management: Home Minister 24/06/2006
Nepal News Maoists in favour of revolutionary land reform but not against liberal economy 24/06/2006
South Asian Media Net 'Janajatis seeking share in governance' 24/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Aryal outlines interim constitution: Interim constitution draft to take at least 15 more days, by Kiran Chapagain 24/06/2006
People's Daily Nepal's interim constitution draft to take 15 more days 24/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Minister urges women to pressure parties 24/06/2006
Kathmandu Post House committee chairs resign to install women 24/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Furnish recommendation on CoAS: SC 24/06/2006
Nepal News SC directs high level commission to furnish details on its recommendation 24/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Task force to end party rows 24/06/2006
Kathmandu Post NSP for democratic republic 24/06/2006
Nepal News 8-point agreement improved form of 12-point agreement: Prachanda 24/06/2006
Telegraph, Calcutta Army’s Maoist slur draws flak, by J Hemanth 24/06/2006
Web India 123 Nepal Army in the eye of fresh storm 24/06/2006
Nepal News DPM Oli defends NA statement; criticizes Maoists 24/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Thakur fires a salvo at Nepal Army 24/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Govt asks army to keep mum 24/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Prachanda seeks merger of army, PLA 24/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Merger of two armies problematic: Gautam 24/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Maoists must give up arms for ever: UK 24/06/2006
Nepal News Reconstruction, economic agendas should be top priority: Gautam 24/06/2006
Daily Star Probe commission report: Keep watch on 13 king's men, Nepal govt told 24/06/2006
Peninsula Nepal to grill former ministers 24/06/2006
Gulf Daily News Nepal king's aides under close watch 24/06/2006
Daily Times India’s prominent role in alliance between Nepal, Maoists 24/06/2006
Swiss Info Switzerland optimistic about peace in Nepal 24/06/2006
Nepali Times Sneak preview Businesses are spooked by what they have seen so far of Maoists above ground 23/06/2006
Nepali Times A hiccup in the peace process Let’s not let our doubts become a self-fulfilling prophecy, by CK Lal 23/06/2006
Nepali Times Why should we trust you? 23/06/2006
Spotlight “The Country Will Not Be Able To Sustain Democracy Or Manage The Change Without Achieving Economic Prosperity”, interview with Surya Subedi 23/06/2006
Nepali Times Why, when and how? We have to move beyond quick fixes to strategic restructuring of the state, by Dipta Shah 23/06/2006
Spotlight Beginning Of The Great Game, by Keshab Poudel 23/06/2006
Spotlight Himalayan Challenges, by Madhav K. Rimal 23/06/2006
Nepali Times Home alone: Who will help the thousands of displaced people who might soon return? by Marty Logan 23/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Statute drafting panel to be expanded 23/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Why women are into the movement ? 23/06/2006
Nepal News Rayamajhi Commission to quiz perpetrators of April Movement soon 23/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Dr Giri interrogation soon Sarad Chandra flees country, by Kiran Chapagain 23/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Panel asks govt to watch 13 'kingpins' 23/06/2006
Reuters Nepal panel to question former royalist ministers 23/06/2006
Nepal News High level commission asks government to keep 13 people under surveillance 23/06/2006
BBC News Nepal royalists to be questioned, by Bhagirath Yogi 23/06/2006
Nepal News Nepali Army refutes Prachanda’s allegations [Army leadership defines its undisputed support of the monarchy against the people as "glorious nationalism, protection of territorial integrity and selfless sacrifice for people’s security"!] 23/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Army objects to Prachanda’s comments 23/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Women encircle NC (D) office 23/06/2006
Nepal News Leaders express dissatisfaction over eight point agreement 23/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Discontent in 7 parties over peace process 23/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Pact with Maoists a mistake: SPA 23/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Prachanda warns 'conspirators' 23/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Constituent Assembly only for Nepalis, by Madan Regmi 23/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Right to revolt sought in statute 23/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Peace moves ahead, US suspicion stays, by Ameet Dhakal 23/06/2006
Nepal News Arms management will take time : UN Assistant Secretary-General 23/06/2006
People's Daily Process to begin monitoring truce in Nepal 23/06/2006
Scoop Nepal Relapsing into Regression, by Siddhi B. Ranjitkar 23/06/2006
Daily Star Will govt-Maoist dialogue end Nepal's woes? by Zaglul Ahmed Chowdhury 23/06/2006
Open Democracy Nepal: the Maoist transformation's fuzzy logic, by Kanak Mani Dixit 22/06/2006
Asian Age Nepal Maoists refuse to disarm 22/06/2006
Voice of America Nepal Grapples With Issue of Rebel Disarmament, by Anjana Pasricha 22/06/2006
Nepal News Government, Maoists assure help to Interim Constitution Drafting Committee 22/06/2006
Nepal News Religious communities hold interaction with coordinator of Maoist talks team 22/06/2006
BBC News Nepal Maoist's praise for India, by Charles Haviland 22/06/2006
Nepal News International communities positive about latest development: DPM Oli 22/06/2006
Khaleej Times Nepal’s Maoists refuse to disarm, but accept UN arms supervision 22/06/2006
Kathmandu Post United Nations, sidelined? by Bipin Adhikari 22/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘Govt can feed Maoists during UN monitoring’, ba Kulchandra Neupane & Dinesh Regmi 22/06/2006
People's Daily Arms to be managed under UN in Nepal: Minister 22/06/2006
Dawn Nepal peace deal hinges on trust, Maoist guns, by Simon Denyer 22/06/2006
Central Chronicle Eagle's Eye: Which way Nepal will go? by Tanveer Jafri 22/06/2006
South Asian media Net Women’s protest on, UML office gheraoed 22/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Women to intensify stir 22/06/2006
Ohmy News We Deserve Equal Representation: Nepal's women fight for a voice in the constitutional reform process, by Maina Dhital 22/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Sole female minister threatens to quit [There will be no new Nepal without absolutely equal participation of women, as well as Dalits, ethnic groups and Madhesis! The male Bahun chauvinism within the leadership of the political parties, including that one of the Maoists, has to be stopped immediately if the necessary reforms shall not fail again!] 21/06/2006
Nepal News Minister Aryal threatens to resign over women's participation 21/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Minister Aryal to join women’s stir 21/06/2006
Rising Nepal Women demand proper roles 21/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Women encircle NC office 21/06/2006
Telegraph Grand "polarization" in Nepali politics set in motion; Brahminic dominance remains intact 21/06/2006
Telegraph Political guards have changed; mentality remains same, by N.P. Upadhyaya 21/06/2006
Telegraph No Room for a New Junga Bahadur, by Hari Bansha Dulal 21/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Panday quits code monitor committee 21/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Interim govt once arms issue solved: Sitaula, by Kulchandra Neupane and Dinesh Regmi 21/06/2006
Nepal News Interim government only after arms management: Sitaula 21/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Interim govt after arms management 21/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘Pact with Maoists without homework’ 21/06/2006
Nepal News WHF president Singh, sons manhandled [Use of force is no solution!] 21/06/2006
Nepal News A rights group files cases against COAS Thapa; acting chief and DIG of APF [They may be guilty, but do not forget that they all acted under the command of King Gyanendra!!] 21/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Suspension of CoAS, APF chief sought 21/06/2006
Khaleej Times New hope in Nepal 21/06/2006
Scoop Nepal: Let Us See Which Way The Wind Blows, by Tanveer Jafri 21/06/2006
World Peace Herald Analysis: Nepal marches towards stability, by Kushal Jeena 20/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Caught in between the warring juggernauts, by Avantika Regmi 20/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Where're women? 20/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Prachanda for lasting peace? By Anga R Timilsina 20/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘General amnesty may mean state of impunity’ [Don't repeat the mistakes of 1990!] 20/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Interim govt: Test of rebel patience, by Ameet Dhakal 20/06/2006
Nepal News No need of Government letter of Interim Constitution drafting committee: AG 20/06/2006
Reuters Nepal peace deal ignites fresh debate over king's role, by Simon Debyer 20/06/2006
Rising Nepal The Interim Law 20/06/2006
Daily Times Nepal begins to frame temporary constitution 20/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Parliament panel grills home minister 20/06/2006
Nepal News Annan extends full suport towards democratic forces in Nepal 20/06/2006
Web India 123 Major UN role in Nepal peace building on cards 20/06/2006
Kathmandu Post NC raps own leadership RPP, RJP seek prior arms settlement 20/06/2006
Daily Times Nepal’s peace ensconced under the shadow of the gun, by Simon Denyer 20/06/2006
Rising Nepal Arms Monitoring 20/06/2006
Asia Times Nepal makes way for the comrades, by Dhruba Adhikary 20/06/2006
Dawn Fear starts to lift after Nepal deal, by Simon Denyer 20/06/2006
Z Net The Historic Agreement in Nepal and the Immediate Challenge, by Pratyush Chandra 19/06/2006
Santa Barbara News-Press Nepal's rebel leader emerges from jungles to take center role, by Binaj Gurubacharya 19/06/2006
Reuters Nepal vows to prosecute human rights violators 19/06/2006
Nepal News India could be involved in 'managing arms' in Nepal: Gen. Mehta [India can help Nepal a lot but not in this job!] 19/06/2006
Nepal News Manage arms before taking the Maoists on-board: Thapa 19/06/2006
Kathmandu Post New Nepal 19/06/2006
Telegraph, Calcutta Fear fades in Maoist Nepal 19/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Rayamajhi expects hurdles to probe 19/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Citizens' Initiatives for Future-II: Koirala's remarks on king a temporary stance: Poudel 19/06/2006
Nepal News Citizens meet opts for a republic Nepal 19/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Women leaders roughed up 19/06/2006
Nepal News Police rough up women demanding equal participation [Long live male high caste chauvinism! There is not only no woman in the team that is to write the interim constitution, 66% of its members are male Bahuns!!!] 19/06/2006
Khaleej Times Women held for demanding say in Nepal’s constitution 19/06/2006
Nepal News Members of Interim Constitution Drafting Committee yet to get formal recognition 19/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Govt writes to UN today 19/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘Swiss govt will support peace process’ 19/06/2006
Nepal News Swiss government ready to support peace and constitution making process: Baechler 19/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Indian left hails SPA-Maoist pact 19/06/2006
Hindu Nepal marches on 19/06/2006
Kathmandu Post SC frees two royal ministers 19/06/2006
Nepal News Government releases two former ministers 18/06/2006
Nepal News Supreme Court orders release of two former ministers 18/06/2006
Web India 123 Nepal apex court frees royalist ministers 18/06/2006
BBC News Nepal ex-ministers freed by court, by Bhagirath Yogi 18/06/2006
Khaleej Times Fear starts to lift in rural Nepal after peace deal 18/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Citizens' Initiatives for future II: ‘CA, republic, common agenda’ 18/06/2006
Web India 123 Rebel chief says Nepal King misread Maoist card 18/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘Monarchy is now a crucial issue’ 18/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Gautam roots for a republic 18/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Maoists shielding Janaandolan suppressors 18/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Thapa urges Maoists to give up rigid stance 18/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Alternative mechanism to HoR soon: Amik 18/06/2006
Nepal News Parliament should promulgate the interim constitution: Speaker Nemwang 18/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Parliament should promulgate interim constitution 18/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Maoist chief on nationwide campaign 18/06/2006
Nepal News Maoist leaders in nationwide campaign; Prachanda reaches Doti 18/06/2006
Kathmandu Post People on the street are upbeat 18/06/2006
Kathmandu Post RPP welcomes pact, NWPP raises objection 18/06/2006
Nepal News NWPP objects government’s decisions 18/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Prachanda impresses, confuses royalists 18/06/2006
Kathmandu Post UN, UK envoys welcome pact ‘US with people’ 18/06/2006
Nepal News Nepalese submit memorandum to DPM Oli in Belgium 18/06/2006
Rising Nepal Belgium welcomes change in Nepal; Oli calls for more support for reconstruction 18/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Belgium backs democracy in Nepal 18/06/2006
Peninsula Nepal-Maoist deal welcomed 18/06/2006
Rising Nepal Important Achievement 18/06/2006
Peninsula Nepal’s rebel chief — from shadows into spotlight 18/06/2006
Telegraph, Calcutta Nepal hails historic deal - ‘Now people can finally live in peace and feel secure’ 18/06/2006
Daily Times Nepal power-sharing deal with Maoists welcomed: New interim govt containing Maoists to be set up within a month 18/06/2006
Hindu Left parties hail Nepal accord 18/06/2006
Daily Star Power-sharing deal in Nepal widely welcomed 18/06/2006
Daily Star Historic moment for Nepal: Political leadership shows exemplary maturity 18/06/2006
Kathmandu Post First martyr’s statue unveiled 18/06/2006
Web India 123 Government, Maoists have left us out, say Nepal women 17/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Agreement of peace signed: Interim constitution draft within 15 days; interim govt ‘within a month’; House, Maoist local bodies to be dissolved; UN to manage, monitor arms, by Tilak P. Pokharel and Yuvraj Acharya 17/06/2006
Rising Nepal SPA, Maoist peace summit held: House, Maoist govt to be dissolved Interim law in two weeks, by Govinda Bhattarai & Khagendra Bhattarai 17/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Govt, Maoists sign historic accord 17/06/2006
Web India 123 New Nepal government with Maoists by July: Prachanda 17/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Leaders talk peace; PLA men, cops exchange notes, by Tilak P. Pokharel 17/06/2006
Kathmandu Post 8-point SPA-Maoist agreement 17/06/2006
Nepal News Eight point agreement "historic" one: Prachanda 17/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Glued, despite intl pressure: Prachanda 17/06/2006
Khaleej Times Nepal power-sharing deal with Maoists widely welcomed 17/06/2006
Hindustan Times Nepal monarchy will end: Prachanda 17/06/2006
Washington Post Maoists to Join Nepal's Government Rebel Leader's Decision Hailed as 'Breakthrough' for Peace, by Binaj Gurubacharya 17/06/2006
Washington Times Rebels to take part in Nepal government, by Binaj Gurubacharya 17/06/2006
Gulf Today Nepal to dissolve parliament 17/06/2006
Telegraph, Calcutta Nepal to set up interim govt with rebels 17/06/2006
Express India Nepal govt tie up with Maoists 'historic': Left 17/06/2006
Daily Telegraph Nepal strikes deal with Maoists 17/06/2006
Hindu Koirala, Prachanda reach historic accord, by Ameet Dhakal 17/06/2006
Guardian, UK After a decade of bloody war, Nepal's Maoist rebels embrace government, by Maseeh Rahman 17/06/2006
Independent, UK Maoists to join Nepal's interim government alliance, by Justin Huggler 17/06/2006
BBC News Nepal - the challenges ahead, by Charles Haviland 16/06/2006
Kantipur Online The Eight-point SPA-Maoist agreement 16/06/2006
Nepal News Highlights of the eight-point agreement 16/06/2006
Kantipur Online Govt-Maoist summit talks conclude with an eight point agreement 16/06/2006
Nepal News "Summit Talks" conclude; Eight point agreement signed 16/06/2006
Nepal News Former Justice Aryal to head the interim constitution drafting committee 16/06/2006
Turkish Press Nepal government, Maoists reach deal on ending insurgency 16/06/2006
Nepal News Danish foreign secretary offers helping hand in peace process 16/06/2006
Nepal News Whereabouts of some disappeared people have been made public: NHRC 16/06/2006
Nepali Times Chasing utopia… and planning for the worst, by Pravin Rana 16/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Adjusting tax 16/06/2006
Guardian, UK Maoists poised to join Nepali government, by Maseeh Rahman 16/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Confusion over interim constitution, by Kiran Chapagain 16/06/2006
Kathmandu Post The hometown syndrome, by Ameet Dhakal 16/06/2006
Kathmandu Post PM remarks draw flak 16/06/2006
Kathmandu Post PM's remark sparks protests 16/06/2006
South Asian Media Net PM’s remark personal: minister 16/06/2006
Kathmandu Post King loses right to appoint CoAS too, by Kiran Chapagain & Yuvraj Acharya 16/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Internally displaced still languishing in district headquarters 16/06/2006
Nepal News Government-Maoist summit talks continue 16/06/2006
Nepal News PM holds informal talks with Maoist leaders; SPA leaders joining talks 16/06/2006
CNN Nepal rebel chief meets PM 16/06/2006
Reuters Nepal PM and rebel leaders meet 16/06/2006
San Diego Union Tribune Nepal's rebel chief meets prime minister in capital for peace talk 16/06/2006
BBC News Nepal's PM and rebel leader meet 16/06/2006
Kathmandu Post PM, Prachanda to meet today: Second round of talks forms ceasefire monitoring committee, diologue observation team, and decides to request OHCHR to assist monitoring, by Bikash Sangraula 16/06/2006
Nepali Times Landing, by Kunda Dixit 16/06/2006
Nepal News Summit talks today; Maoist chairman Prachanda, leader Baburam Bhattrai arrive in capital 16/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Maoist, govt top guns to meet soon 16/06/2006
Spotlight Summit In The Offing? Remarks by Maoist chairman suggests a summit meeting is in the offing, by Sanjaya Dhakal 16/06/2006
Nepal News Rayamajhi asks parliament's commitment to implement recommendation of probe commission 16/06/2006
Nepal News Conflict claims lives of over 13,000 Nepalis: Report 16/06/2006
South Asian Media Net 446 kids killed during conflict: report 16/06/2006
Gulf Daily News Nepal peace talks begin 16/06/2006
Nepal News Second-round talks conclude with 4-point agreement 15/06/2006
Web India 123 Nepal peace talks pave way for UN monitoring 15/06/2006
Kathmandu Post A roadmap to peace 15/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Farewell to war! by Maha Poudyal 15/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Indelible reality, by Tilak Rawal 15/06/2006
Scoop Koirala Family And Kingship in Nepal, by Siddhi B. Ranjitkar 15/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Of heroes and gambles, by Ajaya Bhadra Khanal 15/06/2006
Nepal news PM Koirala reiterates his stand in favour of ceremonial monarchy 15/06/2006
Nepal News Students protest against PM Koirala's remarks 15/06/2006
Web India 123 Student fury in Kathmandu on talks eve 15/06/2006
Kathmandu Post PM roots for ceremonial king, by Harsha Subba & Bhim Ghimire 15/06/2006
South Asian Media Net King not be stripped of powers: PM 15/06/2006
Hindu Koirala advocates ceremonial monarchy, by Ameet Dhakal 15/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘PM's views won’t affect talks’ 15/06/2006
South Asian Media Net CPN-UML calls for SPA-Maoist summit 15/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Leaders demand early polls to assembly 15/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Solution possible through talks: Maoist leaders 15/06/2006
Outlook India Nepal's Government, Maoist begin second round of talks, by Shirish B. Pradhan 15/06/2006
Nepal News Second round of peace talks today 15/06/2006
Nepal News Rayamajhi vows to punish everyone suppressing people’s movement 15/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Army will not be spared:Rayamajhi 15/06/2006
Amnesty International Solidarity brings prospect of permanent peace, by Dikshya Thakuri 14/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Prachanda's historical confessions, by Abhi Subedi 14/06/2006
Telegraph Role of women in the law to control arms, by Shobha Gautam 14/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Interim statute in the making: Amik 14/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Recalled ambassadors delay their return home 14/06/2006
Nepal News Constituent assembly should ensure proportional representation: US scholar 14/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘Form representative body for CA’ 14/06/2006
Nepal News UML to go for democratic republic 14/06/2006
Nepal News King should have ceremonial role: PM Koirala [This should be decided by the people and not by an interim PM without people's mandate! Against the background of King Gyanendra's violations of constitution and fundamental human rights, one can hardly imagine any future roll for the monarchy in Nepal!] 14/06/2006
IRNA Nepal king should be given ceremonial role: PM 14/06/2006
Nepal News 18 pro-democracy activists still missing: INSEC [How can there be discussions on any kind of future of monarchy in face of such crimes that have been ordered by King Gyanendra?] 14/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘18 protestors still missing’ 14/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Pacer helps andolan victim out of ventilator 14/06/2006
Kathmandu Post 32 years, two SC verdicts, still no justice, by Kosh Raj Koirala [authoritarian royalist panchayat legacy!] 14/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Thapa, Karki among defaulters, by Bishnu Budhathoki 14/06/2006
Nepal News Kahane calls for specific ceasefire code for UN involvement in peace process 14/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Ceasefire code needs to be specific: Kahane 14/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Peace talks process not delayed: Koirala 14/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Optimism in air 14/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Army goes ahead with recruitment, by Bikash Sangraula 14/06/2006
Peninsula Over 180 Maoists freed in Nepal 14/06/2006
Times, UK Rebels freed in Nepal peace drive 14/06/2006
Daily Star Nepal frees 190 jailed Maoist rebels Anti-terror law scrapped 14/06/2006
Nepal News Govt frees 124 Maoist detainees 14/06/2006
South Asian Media Net SPA may split over King’s role: Rai 13/06/2006
South Asian Media Net ‘Govt, Maoists flouting code’ 13/06/2006
Nepal News Summit talks soon, says DPM Sherchan 13/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Optimism unleashed, by Manjushree Thapa 13/06/2006
Z Net Angels and Demons in the People's Movement in Nepal, by Pratyush Chandra 13/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘PM protected COAS’ [Pyar Jung Thapa has been one of the most important pillars of the royal regime! As COAS he has been responsible for the numerous crimes of the army during the past years and especially during the Jana Andolan of April 2006!] 13/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Army’s recruitment tests to go ahead, by Bikash Sangraula 13/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Families of the disappeared seek media help 13/06/2006
Nepal News Probe team visiting mid and far west regions 13/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Govt, Maoists bridge gulf: Mahara 13/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Talks within three days 13/06/2006
People's Daily Next round gov't-guerrillas talk within three days in Nepal 13/06/2006
Newindpress Three-year RI for Nepal Maoist leader [Part of Indian endeavours to spoil the peace process in Nepal?] 13/06/2006
Dawn Nepal PM, Maoist to hold first meeting 13/06/2006
Peninsula Maoist leader to meet Nepal PM soon 13/06/2006
Daily Times Maoist leader agrees to peace talks with Nepal PM 13/06/2006
Rising Nepal Parley With Prachanda 13/06/2006
South Asian Media Net TADA gone, all Maoists to be freed 13/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Govt drops TADO cases Over 350 Maoist detainees to be freed 13/06/2006
Hindu Nepal to free Maoist detenus, by Ameet Dhakal 13/06/2006
Yahoo Nepal orders release of last jailed rebels, by Binaj Gurubacharya 12/06/2006
Hindustan Times Nepal Govt to withdraw terror cases against Maoists 12/06/2006
Nepal News Govt. scraps TADO, forms Media Council 12/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Crown, crimes and conspiracy, an interview with Krishna Pahadi 12/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Peace, the primary agenda, by Damakant Jayshi 12/06/2006
Nepal News Talks moving in positive direction: Mahara 12/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Janaandolan injured still in hospital, by Nitya Nanda Timsina 12/06/2006
Kathmandu Post UN awaits govt letter, by Nitya Nanda Timsina 12/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Nepali Army continues recruitment, by Bikash Sangraula 12/06/2006
Nepal News Koirala urges Maoists to move as per spirit of people’s movement 12/06/2006
Reuters Nepal rebels seek new talks to tackle differences 12/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Sitaula meets Prachanda 12/06/2006
Yahoo Nepal's home minister meets Maoist leader 12/06/2006
Guardian, UKJ Nepal minister meets rebel chief as parliament axes king's powers 12/06/2006
Hindu Nepal King's veto powers scrapped: Bills need no royal assent 12/06/2006
New Zealand Herald Pomp without circumstance in Nepal 12/06/2006
Inter Press Service Untouchability Persists Despite Ban, by Marty Logan 11/06/2006
Kuwait News Agency Nepal's PM inducts three more Ministers 11/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Interim govt possible: deputy pm 11/06/2006
South Asian Media Net 'Maoists will be included in govt soon' 11/06/2006
Nepal News Home Minister Sitaula, top Maoist leaders hold talks in Kaski 11/06/2006
Nepal News Maoist talks coordinator denies delay in talks process 11/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Can discuss matters regal, sub judice House passes ‘landmark’ regulations, by Tilak P. Pokharel 11/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘Form powerful body to help in CA poll’ 11/06/2006
Kathmandu Post No secret deal with Maoists: Oli, by Madhav Dhungana 11/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Maoists trying to disrupt talks: CPN-UML 11/06/2006
Rising Nepal Ongoing Dialogue And UN’s Role, by Indra Karki 11/06/2006
Nepal News SPA postpones parliament session 11/06/2006
Kathmandu Post HoR shouldn’t be kept alive long: Lohani 11/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Kin of disappeared announce protests 11/06/2006
Nepal News Families of disappeared people announce fresh protest programmes 11/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Army, Maoists using govt 11/06/2006
Santa Barbara News-Press Nepal's Parliament strips king of powers to veto legislation, by Binaj Gurubacharya 11/06/2006
South Asian Media Net House approves bill cutting King to size 11/06/2006
Reuters Nepal king loses parliament roles, by Gopal Sharma 11/06/2006
Espace, CH König in Nepal entmachtet 11/06/2006
Aljazeera Nepal ends king's veto powers 11/06/2006
BBC News Nepal MPs cut king's veto powers 11/06/2006
Channel News Asia Nepal parliament formally approves royal power curb 11/06/2006
Nepal News King no more part of the Parliament, HoR further curbs royal powers 10/06/2006
Nepal News Govt-Maoist talks moving at snail’s pace: UML gen secy 10/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Building a new Nepal, by Avantika Regmi and Bishnu Pathak 10/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Obligation of CPN (Maoist), by Khagendra N Sharma 10/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘Expedite dialogue process’  10/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Parties in villages, Maoists at HQs, by Rajendra Manandhar 10/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Trafficking survivors being denied justice, by Sangeeta Rijal [This has also to do with Hindu political thinking according to which women are not full human beings; the Hindu world is a man's world! The abolition of the Hindu state is a very first step to change this injustice against women!] 10/06/2006
Ohmy News Nepal's King Becomes Mere Figurehead: New Powers for Nepalese Parliament, by Prakash Luitel 10/06/2006
Open Democracy A different shade of red in Nepal, by Rosemary Bechler 10/06/2006
Daily Star Politics of people's war and crisis in Nepal, by Muhammad Zamir 10/06/2006
Web India 123 Maoist supremo sees conspiracy in Koirala's India trip 09/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Prachanda piles pressure on govt 09/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Stir suppressors’ list out [Hopefully, this list is topped by Gyanendra Shah!] 09/06/2006
Nepali Times “Make Nepal the Switzerland of Asia”, interview with Janardan Sharma (Comrade Prabhakar) by Kiran Pokhrel (originally in Radio Sagarmatha’s ‘Aja ka Kura’, 3 June) 09/06/2006
Nepali Times Gross national happiness in Pokhara Equality in politics and equity in economics are two sides of the same coin, by CK Lal 09/06/2006
Kathmandu Post SC emergency meet to discuss HoR regulations, by Kiran Chapagain 09/06/2006
Nepal News SC judges dissatisfied with proposed HoR regulations 09/06/2006
Spotlight “I Cannot Justify Surrendering National Interest In The Name Of Mother’s Right”, by Madan Regmi (sp 09/06/2006) [A typical statement of a male chauvinist Nepali: "children of Nepali men and foreign women are Nepalis, but children of Nepali women and foreign men are foreigners"! Whose interest is the national interest; that of men only? A little bit more than half of Nepal belongs to the women. In other words: they have a democratic majority and, so, their interest should have priority to that of men! Such attitude is part of Hindu political thinking!] 09/06/2006
Nepali Times A secular Hinduism If there is to be a monarchy it must be separated from religion, by Daniel Lak 09/06/2006
Rising Nepal Secular state welcomed 09/06/2006
Asia News Network Nepal goes from Hindu to secular, by Abhijit Bhattacharyya 09/06/2006
Spotlight Operation Reconstruction, by Sanjaya Dhakal 09/06/2006
Outlook India Maoists accuse Nepal govt of gowing slow on peace process 08/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Autocracy still alive: speaker Nembang 08/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Hindu activists threaten newspapers 08/06/2006
Scoop Resurrection Of Old Habits In Nepal, by Siddhi B. Ranjitkar 08/06/2006
Nepal News SC rejects writ challenging HoR declaration 08/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘House essential to ensure peace process’ 08/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Tolerance for Democracy, by Paribesh Pradhan 08/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Nat’l meet on CA in offing 07/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Interim statute a must: Ex-drafters 07/06/2006
Telegraph Underneath messages in Maoists' show-of-strength in Kathmandu 07/06/2006
Nepal News US hints on removal of terrorist tag on Maoists 07/06/2006
Kathmandu Post US ready to help create conducive atmosphere, by Dinesh Regmi 07/06/2006
Nepal News Mahara warns of talks breakdown if parliament is not dissolved 07/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Maoists insist House dissolution 07/06/2006
Rising Nepal Maoists do not wish to see talks fail: Mahara 07/06/2006
Channel News Asia Nepal's Maoist leader warns of war if no republic 06/06/2006
Web India 123 Hindu bodies' protest Nepal's secularisation [Religious fundamentalism in the footsteps of royal dictatorship! The HIndu state is a political and social not a relifious issue!!] 06/06/2006
Web India 123 Hindu bodies' protest shuts down southern Nepal 06/06/2006
Kantipur Online Interview with Bidya Bhandari 06/06/2006
Ohmy News Free of Discrimination and Untouchability? Nepal announces end of caste system, but the reality persists, by Rupesh Silwal 06/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Untouchables 06/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Purported goals of our rebels, by Puran P Bista 06/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Madi blast victims languish in hospitals, homes 06/06/2006
Rising Nepal Entrepreneurs' role in constituent assembly elections lauded 06/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Amend constitution prior to CA: Radon 06/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Hindu body calls strike 06/06/2006
New Amnercia Media A People's Movement in Nepal - The Promise and the Perils, by Reecha Upadhyay 05/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Still unclear political roadmap, by By Lok Raj Baral 05/06/2006
Nepal News NRNs demand right to vote in Constituent Assembly elections 05/06/2006
Nepal News HOR declares Nepal “untouchability free” country [This means nothing as long as the leaders do not start inclusive and democratic politics within their own parties! They do not have to wait until a new constitution has been promulgated!] 05/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘Untouchability, discrimination free country’ 05/06/2006
People's Daily Nepal declared untouchability, discrimination free country 05/06/2006
One World South Asia Revolution Reaches Out to Women, by Marty Logan 05/06/2006
Kathmandu Post It’s official, they are martyrs 05/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Maoists should dissolve ‘peoples’ govt’: Pandey 05/06/2006
Nepal News Dissolve people's government: Pandey 05/06/2006
Nepal News Ex-ministers Thapa, Dhakal move SC for release 05/06/2006
Peninsula Nepal frees jailed ex-ministers 05/06/2006
New York Times Nepal's High Court Frees 3 Former Officials 05/06/2006
Nepal News Govt releases three ex-ministers after court order 04/06/2006
BBC News Nepal ex-ministers to be released 04/06/2006
Nepal News Supreme Court orders release of former ministers 04/06/2006
Hard News Nepali democracy and assistance without interference: A hands-off international policy based on a realistic assessment of Nepal’s reality is recommended at this stage, by Hari Roka 04/06/2006
Nepal News Second round of govt-Maoist talks next week 04/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Maoists fear King might take over again 04/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Tamangs demand representation in CA poll 04/06/2006
Kathmandu Post SPA vowed House dissolution within one week: Prabhakar 04/06/2006
Kathmandu Post ‘Assembly poll date in 2 weeks’ 04/06/2006
Nepal News Political conference involving all sides can be organized: Minister Gyawali 04/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Constituent assembly & popular participation, by Gopal Krishna Siwakoti 03/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Your attention, leaders! by Prerana Marasini 03/06/2006
Kathmandu Post EC for decommissioning Maoist arms 03/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Govt scraps one-door ad policy 03/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Disappeared located in army, police, APF hospitals 03/06/2006
Nepal News PLA ready to obey orders of PM Koirala: Prabhaker 03/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Parties urged to approach UN 03/06/2006
Nepal News Rights activists, civil society leaders ask for UN role 03/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Red entry 03/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Maoists capture army grounds 03/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Mammoth Maoist rally in capital 03/06/2006
IRNA Tens of thousands attend Maoist mass meet in Nepal 03/06/2006
Dawn 100,000 turn out at Nepal rally 03/06/2006
Telegraph, Calcutta Nepal goes from mourning to celebration, by Ashis Chakrabarti 03/06/2006
Nepali Times Turning symbolism into equality: The laws are addressing women’s rights but when will their lives start to improve? by Mallika Aryal 02/06/2006
Nepali Times Hesitant to go home: Internally displaced Nepalis want Maoists to pledge a safe return, by Naresh Newar 02/06/2006
Nepali Times Fear of the future: Channel the anger on the streets before the religious zealots do, by CK Lal 02/06/2006
Nepali Times An environment for peace: In Nepal, environmental scarcity and state failure are linked, by Fiona J Y Rotberg 02/06/2006
Web India 123 King Gyanendra might take over again: Maoists fear 02/06/2006
Telegraph, Calcutta Gap with govt widening, say Maoists 02/06/2006
Kathmandu Post House is a contentious issue: Mahara 02/06/2006
Nepal News Maoists for immediate dissolution of parliament, incumbent government: Mahara 02/06/2006
South Asian Media Net 'House dissolution to benefit royalists' 02/06/2006
Nepal News Maoist mass meeting concludes peacefully 02/06/2006
Nepal News Tens of thousands Maoist cadres gathering at Khulamanch; NA guarding Royal Palace 02/06/2006
BBC News Maoists hold massive Nepal rally 02/06/2006
CNN Huge Nepal rally threatens accord 02/06/2006
Reuters Maoists to hold first rally in Nepal capital in 3 yrs 02/06/2006
Yahoo Red flags fly as Nepal's capital braces for mass Maoist rally, by Sam Taylor 02/06/2006
Spotlight Peace Talks: Laying The Groundwork, by Sanjaya Dhakal 02/06/2006
Spotlight Beginning of New Crisis, by Keshab Poudel 02/06/2006
Nepal News Maoists prepare for a huge rally in Kathmandu, reportedly capture hundreds of buses to ferry their cadres 01/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Secularism in Hinduism, by Surya P Subedi 01/06/2006
Kathmandu Post Protestors on hunger strike 01/06/2006
South Asian Media Net House plans to enact new laws 01/06/2006
Kathmandu Post HoR proposes sweeping rules change, by Yuvraj Acharya & Kiran Chapagain 01/06/2006
Rising Nepal A New Beginning For Nepal, by Lakshman Bahadur K. C. 01/06/2006
Nepal News Maoist-government reaching an agreement for arms supervision: Mahara 01/06/2006
South Asian Media Net Mahara hints deal on arms management 01/06/2006

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