| Nepali
Times |
Murphy’s
Law in force: Three years after October Four, we know that if anything can
go wrong it will, by CK Lal |
30/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Unilateral
multilateralism The Maoists and the parties should use the remaining two
months of the ceasefire for confidence-building,
by Raghu Pant |
30/09/2005 |
| INSN |
RSF:
Government steps up pressure on independent media |
30/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoist
leaders Yadav, Ale Magar produced in court
[another proof that only pressure can make the royal regime to respect
constitutional law and fundamental rights] |
30/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Stop
recruitment of child soldiers: Martin |
30/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Dissociated
existence, by Madhu Ghimire |
30/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
RNA
attack in Bahadurpur unprovoked: locals, by Madhav Aryal [another
indication that the royal forces want to prevent a peace process] |
30/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Three-month
detention letter to students |
30/09/2005 |
| CJR
Daily |
The
Water Cooler, interview with Kunda Dixit |
30/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
ICJ
raises re-arrest issue with AG |
30/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Palace
portfolios (originally in Jana Aastha, 28 September) |
30/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Bank
writes to defaulting ministers |
30/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Tortured
by both sides (originally in Nepal, 22 September) |
30/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
“Many
have died in detention”, interview with Maoist student leader
Krishna KC (originally in Prakash, 26 September) |
30/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Rathour’s
story, Kantipur’s Dailekh reporter, Hariharsingh Rathore, wrote this
in the ‘Notebook’ column before being detained by police on Monday
(originally in Nepal, 23 September) |
30/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Appeals
to reopen schools, markets |
30/09/2005 |
| Outlook
India |
Arms
embargo on Nepal should continue: Yechuri, by Shrish B Pradhan |
30/09/2005 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
king getting isolated, say Indian leaders |
30/09/2005 |
| Web
India 123 |
Indian
politician asks Nepal to release political prisoners |
30/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Indian
leaders back parties’ road map, by Yuvraj Acharya |
30/09/2005 |
| Web
India 123 |
Indian
leaders invite Nepali opposition parties to India |
30/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
RNA
soldier abducted |
30/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Army
court verdict |
30/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘RNA
court martial a cosmetic gesture’, by Tilak P. Pokharel |
30/09/2005 |
| Common
Dreams News Wire |
Army
Officers Avoid Jail Time for Torture, Murder |
29/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Victimizing
the constitution, by Bipin Adhikari |
29/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
'King
has no right to scrap statute' [there are many more rights that the
king does not have but that are nevertheless exercised by him] |
29/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Attempt
to scrap constitution lethal’ |
29/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Agitation
not for retaining constitutional monarchy: Leaders |
29/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
People's
power matters, by Shreedhar Gautam |
29/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Foreigners’
interest not intervention: Koirala |
29/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Foreign
assistance transparent: Martin |
29/09/2005 |
| Irish
Sun |
Image
build-up: Nepal’s or king’s? Ramesh Nath Pandey, Nepal’s foreign
minister, achieved two things in the UN: insults and embarrassment, by
Tilak P. Pokharel |
29/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
A
‘democrat diplomat’ returns home, by Surendra Phuyal [there is no
place for democrats in the royal public service] |
29/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Stones,
black flags greet Indian leaders
[That's the difference: demonstrators for democracy and human rights would
have been beaten, arrested and tortured!] |
29/09/2005 |
| Newindpress |
Brickbats
and stones greet Indian delegation in Nepal |
29/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
flay pro-monarchist action |
29/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoist
atrocities on, abduct over 250 students: RNA |
29/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
No
'donations’ to be raised from Kathmandu: CPN (Maoist) |
29/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Ceasefire
and protégé, by Man Mohan Bhattarai |
28/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Conflict
disabling people, by Sunit Bagree & Meen Raj Panthee |
28/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Civil
Society urges govt for ceasefire |
28/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Talks
possible with present govt: Maoist leader |
28/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
RNA
men receive jail term in Sunuwar death case
[death of a 15 year old girl in army custody means murder; six months jail
term is not more than an eyewash; so far, none of the very few punishments
of army personal have been adequate; it is high time that the army
leadership is placed on the same dock as King Gyanendra and his
illegitimate government] |
28/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
Nepalese
officers tortured girl [How in the
world could these poor army men know that the young girl would not survive
the torture??] |
28/09/2005 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Army
Officers Avoid Jail Time for Torture, Murder |
28/09/2005 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
Army officials let off in schoolgirl murder case |
28/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
RNA
colonel, 2 capts indicted |
28/09/2005 |
| Hindu |
Protests
against King spread to Nepal districts: Palace hints at replacing the
democratic Constitution |
28/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
I
am unaware about the `new constitution’: Minister Thapa
[further hints for another tightening of King Gyanendra's coup d'état] |
28/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Don’t
forget the past: Koirala reminds king, by Harsha/Madhav/Binod |
28/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Koirala
cautions King not to discard Constitution
[the constitution has already been discarded on October 4, 2002!] |
28/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Wellspring
Of Renewal Lies Within, by Madan P. Khanal [in support of royal
politics: let's return to the glorious panchayat days..., even though more
and more former panchas distance from Gyanendra's politics] |
28/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
ICJ
mission on four-day visit to Nepal |
28/09/2005 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
royalists stone Indian team's cars - witness |
28/09/2005 |
| News
Line Nepal |
Indian
delegation gets stony welcome |
28/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
royalists stone Indian team |
28/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Monarchists
to ‘chase’ away Indian leaders |
28/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Embarrassed
Pandey returns home, by Tilak P. Pokharel |
28/09/2005 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Nepal
envoy pays democracy price |
28/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Parties
stage nationwide protests |
28/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
stage protests across the country |
28/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Parties
organise nationwide protests, scores arrested |
27/09/2005 |
| INSN |
Public
meeting held at Kirtipur |
27/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Civil
society calls for anti-king fight |
27/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Intensify
stir, Civil Society tells parties |
27/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Civil
society urges political parties to intensify stir |
27/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Civil
Society team heads for Palpa |
27/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
On
'monarchical democracy', by Prakash Chandra Lohani [strong words by a
conservative party politician who once has been a leading figure of the
royal panchayat system] |
27/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
King
getting isolated: Thapa |
27/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
NSP-A
to reconsider constitutional monarchy |
27/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
RPP
to join stir after Dashain |
27/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
RCCC
advises court not to poke its nose in royal decision
[Who do they trhink they are? Another hint towards royal absolutism and
the final abolition of the constitution! ] |
27/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘RCCC
formation political issue’ |
27/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Detained
Maoist leader warns of fast unto death
[on the illegal and human rights defying detention of Suresh Ale Magar in
army barracks] |
27/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Soldiers
tortured me: NEA staffer |
27/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
8th
contempt of court case against Shahi |
27/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
MOA
to blame for fertilizer crunch |
27/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
killed unarmed security man in Dailekh: RNA |
27/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
abduct 200 in Salyan |
27/09/2005 |
| Business
Standard |
5-party
team to visit Nepal |
27/09/2005 |
| Times
of India |
He'll
Have To Go, by Hari Roka |
26/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Act
before it is too late, by Damakant Jayshi |
26/09/2005 |
| Ohmy
News |
U.S.,
India, U.K. Push Nepal for Reconciliation: Concern growing over a possible
Maoist takeover, establishment of a totalitarian state,
by Bikash Sangraula |
26/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
King
to move a step ahead: Minister Shrestha
[what next? abolition of political parties??] |
26/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Polls
with or without parties: CEC [we understand: polls without parties,
just like during panchayat times...; democracy is when the king rules and
the people can elect his selected representatives...] |
26/09/2005 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
rebels killed in clashes despite ceasefire
[the king's army is obviously working hard to make the ceasefire fail] |
26/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
8
Maoists killed, two girls injured, by Dipendra Baduwal & Madhav
Aryal |
26/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Contempt
of court case filed against govt over KC’s re-arrest |
26/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Kin
seek whereabouts of man arrested 18 months ago |
26/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Court
dismisses case against CIAA chief |
26/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
'Foreign
fund charge doesn’t wash' |
26/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
SC
rejects petition on Februay 1 |
26/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
FNJ
condemns PCN decision |
26/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Stop
using students for rallies, meetings’ |
26/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
A
letter to the King, a letter by
Srinkhala Sharma [a polite but firm letter that exposes an autocrat] |
25/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
King’s
UN visit was cancelled to oppose US boycott: Dr Giri [what a figure of
fun, this royal deputy; if only the royal theatre would not be so
dangerous for Nepal...] |
25/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Koirala’s
ill health and politics of confrontation, by Bhagirath Yogi |
25/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Govt
scuttling truce: rights activists |
25/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Eight
rebels killed in clashes: RNA |
25/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
House
revival may not address issues: Acharya |
25/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Parties
urged to form dialogue team |
25/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Nation
can do without monarchy’ |
25/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Miffed
king blames int'l community: Nepal |
25/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
King's
remark revival of 2017 BS: NSP (A) |
25/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
No
tax to govt: DNYF, by Kulchandra Neupane |
25/09/2005 |
| Peninsula |
Nepal
bans Indian director’s pro-democracy film |
25/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Dr
Tulsi Giri, by Aditya Man Shrestha |
24/09/2005 |
| Washington
Times |
Support
for Nepal's king vanishing, by
Chitra Tiwari |
24/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Another
royal move in the offing: Madhav Nepal |
24/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Petition
against Feb 1 move |
24/09/2005 |
| News
Line Nepal |
Govt
overtakes rebels to violate Human Rights |
24/09/2005 |
| News
Line Nepal |
Students
injured, announce further protest |
24/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Academics
stage protests across the country |
24/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Academics
take to streets in Pokhara |
24/09/2005 |
| Asian
Tribune |
US
Doesn’t See Maoist Rebels in Nepal Legitimate Political Force Unless
Give Up Violence, by Daya Gamage |
24/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
not a legitimate political force: US |
24/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Agitating
parties considering to set deadline for House Revival |
24/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Parties
tie-up for House revival |
24/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘King's
indifference pushing nation to crisis’ |
24/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists,
parties share common forum |
24/09/2005 |
| Newindpress |
Nepal
ministers in fertiliser stink, India to probe |
24/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Publishers,
Editors and Journalists protest PCN's classification of newspapers |
24/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Journos
lock Press Council |
24/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
NHRC
to monitor ceasefire, starts dialogue with political parties |
24/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
NHRC
to monitor truce |
24/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
King’s
commitment to democracy is total: Minister Pandey
[someone should tell him that "democracy" has first of all to do
with the rule of the people and not with that of a monarch; there is no
place for an active political role of the king within a democratic state] |
24/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
KC's
rearrest draws flak |
24/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
KC
re-arrested from SC premises |
23/09/2005 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
frees Maoist, then re-arrests him flouting norms |
23/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Something
is rotten The smell is unmistakable and overpowering,
by CK Lal |
23/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
“His
Majesty shouldn’t fight the people”, Panchayat-era Zonal
Commissioner, Surya Bahadur Sen (originally in Himal Khabarpatrika, 17-30
September) |
23/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
One-sided
hope: Palpalis want the government to also agree to a ceasefire, by
Marty Logan |
23/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
“The
UN is talking to India, China and the US”, as an Assistant Secretary
General at the United Nations, Kul Chandra Gautam is the seniormost Nepali
in the world body. He spoke to the BBC Nepali Service last week about the
prospects of a negotiated solution to the Nepal conflict (excerpts) |
23/09/2005 |
| Spotlight |
Moderation
For Political Stability: Only moderation can help stabilize the political
institutions in the country with full-fledged democracy, by Keshab
Poudel |
23/09/2005 |
| Spotlight |
“Reconciliation
Is Crucial To Deal With Challenges Facing Nepal”, by Taranath
Ranabhat |
23/09/2005 |
| News
Line Nepal |
Camp
recommends reconciliation between king, political parties |
23/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘You
cannot fool all the people all the time’ |
23/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
King's
statement baseless: leaders |
23/09/2005 |
| New
York Times |
Nepal's
Leader Pledges Elections, by Somini Sengupta |
23/09/2005 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Nepal’s
political parties skeptical over government promises of election |
23/09/2005 |
| New
Kerala |
Indian
guru new mediator between Nepal, India: report |
23/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Press
blamed for being foreigners’ puppet
[another attac against press freedom] |
23/09/2005 |
| INSN |
IFJ
concerned for journalists in Dailekh district despite journalists release:
IFJ |
23/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Dailekh
still a dangerous place for journalists: FNJ Mission |
23/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Rathour’s
arrest was govt conspiracy’ |
23/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Businessmen,
professionals take to streets for peace |
23/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
continue atrocities |
23/09/2005 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Maoists
kidnap 2,300 civilians, by J. Hemanth |
23/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Maoists
abduct 2200 civilians in a week |
23/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
intensify ‘donation’ collection spree |
23/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Pakistani
model, but Burmese path’ |
23/09/2005 |
| Ohmy
News |
King
Gyanendra Prepares to Scrap Constitution: Drastic measures considered in
face of increasing unpopularity of Nepal's monarch, by Bikash
Sangraula |
23/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Tulsi
Giri speaks out, in-house translation of excerpts from a transcript of
the speech delivered by Vice-chairman Tulsi Giri in Biratnagar on 20
September |
23/09/2005 |
| Spotlight |
Without
Comment [on the contradiction of royal politics] |
23/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Much
Ado About Something, by Sanjay Upadhya [an article in full support of
King Gyanendra's smashing of the constitution] |
23/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
The
royal trek: King Gyanendra does the Patan walkabout, by Kunda Dixit |
23/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
The
afternoon walk, by Ameet Dhakal |
23/09/2005 |
| Indian
Express |
Gyanendra
out on show of strength, by Yubaraj Ghimire |
23/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Students
stage chakkajam, close colleges |
23/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Foreign
fund fueling unwanted activities’ |
23/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
King
appears in Kathmandu streets |
22/09/2005 |
| Tribune,
San Luis |
King
of Nepal greets subjects in Katmandu, by Binaj Gurubacharya [But the
king does not have subjects since the people are sovereign!!] |
22/09/2005 |
| Washington
File |
United
States Urges Peaceful Political Solution for Nepal: State's Camp
recommends reconciliation between king, political parties, by Afzal
Khan |
22/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Fight
muzzling of press’ |
22/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Royalists
demand action against Kantipur, by Madhab Ghimire |
22/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Nepali
Diaspora form Nepali Nationalists Organization (nn 22/09/2005) [This
reflects the split that has been caused in Nepali society worldwide by the
royal putsch. True Nepali nationalism has to be multicultural,
multireligious, multilingual and people oriented.]
|
22/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Women
protesters accuse police of misbehaviour |
22/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
KC
re-arrested from court premises
[another affront to constitutional law by the criminal royal government] |
22/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
SC
orders KC’s release |
22/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Govt
produces Krishna KC before Supreme Court |
22/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
9
flouting SC order arrested |
22/09/2005 |
| Outlook
India |
Nepal
says it will hold general elections in two years, by Dharam Shourie
[without peace as well as democratic and non-authoritarian environment,
this is not very much likely] |
22/09/2005 |
| News
Line Nepal |
Supreme
Court to carry out duties in the true spirit of the constitution |
22/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
King
should clear his stance: Thapa, by Yuvraj Acharya |
22/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Giri
spoke king's mind’ |
22/09/2005 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal
lawyers take king's deputy to court |
22/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Setback
to monarchists, by Siddhi B Ranjitkar |
22/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Lies,
Damned Lies And Theatrics, by Krishna Singh Bam |
22/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Fertilizer
mafia |
22/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Royalists
demand resignation of Ministers |
22/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Crackdown
on civil servants' agitation |
22/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
US
cautiously welcomes Maoist ceasefire |
22/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Maoists
abduct 2000 in Far-western Nepal
[the Maoist understanding of ceasefire obviously only means to stop
shooting] |
22/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Thousands
march for peace |
22/09/2005 |
| Peninsula |
10,000
rally for peace in Nepal |
22/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
Thousands
hold Nepal peace rally, by Sushil Sharma |
21/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Thousands
take part in peace rally |
21/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Public
meetings ban against int'l law’ Martin raps police brutality |
21/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Susta
Sellouts And Other Vertigos, by Saubhagya Shah |
21/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Resurrect
constitution |
21/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
King
planning autocratic constitution: Nepal |
21/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Giri’s
attack on constitution is part of a conspiracy: RJP chief |
21/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Dr
Giri under fire |
21/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Govt.
attorney pleads against incumbent ministers
[royal ministers are taught what party politicians had to learn before,
i.e. that corruption is not as easy as under the autocratic royal
panchayat system] |
21/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Shahi
admits smuggling plan |
21/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoist
violence still on; villagers, students abducted (army statement) |
21/09/2005 |
| INSN |
Women
and teachers hit the streets: Women and Teachers’ protest continued to
demand for democracy |
21/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
87
academics, 290 others arrested |
21/09/2005 |
| News
Line Nepal |
Over
350 university teachers and politicians arrested,released |
20/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
At
least 366 arrested from demonstrations in Kathmandu |
20/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
University
teachers, activists released |
20/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Breaking
the logjam, by Suhas Chakma |
20/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Zero
sum game of politics, by Surendra R Devkota [see print
version including table] |
20/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Prohibitory
order defiance continues |
20/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Constitution
obstacle fulfilling objectives of Royal takeover: Vice Chairman Giri
[The royal government distances itself from the 1990 constitution which,
so far, has been claimed by the king to be the basis of all his acts] |
20/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Constitution
major obstacle’ [Yes Mr Giri, the constitution is a major obstacle
in achieving the king's objectives of absolute rule!] |
20/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Absolute
monarchy is now an anachronism: Ms Bloch |
20/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘In
monarchy's interest, restore democracy’ |
20/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Fortunate
royal lords of unfortunate state, by Puran P Bista |
20/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Political
Problem, Political Solution By Subindra Bogati |
20/09/2005 |
| New
Kerala |
EU
Troika to visit Nepal for crisis assessment |
29/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
UN
attacks use of force in Nepal, by Sushil Sharma |
20/09/2005 |
| News
Line Nepal |
Martin
takes exception to govt response |
20/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Govt.
using excessive force against demonstrations: UN OHCHR |
20/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
OHCHR
concerned over excessive use of police force |
20/09/2005 |
| News
Line Nepal |
Lawyers
slam Giri over his controversial statement |
20/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Civic
committee to monitor truce |
20/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Lessening
of violence welcome: US |
20/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
House
revival still top agenda: Poudel |
20/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties-Maoists
roadmap soon |
20/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Rathaur's
Rebuttal |
20/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘An
example of state-terrorism’ Post scribe Rathour arrested |
20/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Journalist
Rathore arrested |
19/09/2004 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Post
journo Rathour confined to Dailekh |
19/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Kantipur
gets another threat |
19/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
A
dozen journos flee Dailekh, Kantipur journo placed under ‘house arrest’ |
19/09/2005 |
| INSN |
IFJ
alarmed at escalating intimidation of journalists by government forces |
19/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Pen
vs gun, by Kishor Dahal |
19/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
National
shame |
19/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Rights
groups condemn police brutality |
19/09/2005 |
| INSN |
Professionals
and intellectuals on the streets |
19/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
100 professionals arrested from protest rally |
19/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
burn effigies in valley |
19/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Whither
bureaucracy? by Khagendra N Sharma |
19/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
DAO
staff threaten phase-wise stir, by Bedraj Poudel |
19/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
Jailing
of Nepal ex-PM questioned |
19/09/2005 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Nepal’s
SC orders explanation of former PM’s conviction, jail term |
19/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Leaders,
rights workers urge govt to reciprocate Maoist truce |
19/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Civil
societies appeal to UN to broker peace |
18/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Poetics
of political performance, by Shiva Rijal |
18/09/2005 |
| Daily
Star |
The
crisis in Nepal, by Kazi Anwarul Masud |
18/09/2005 |
| Sunday
Herald |
Nepal
on the brink as protests against monarchy intensify, by Tom Sullivan |
18/09/2005 |
| Suday
Observer |
Press
freedom protest in Nepal : Police arrest nearly 80 journalists |
18/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
70
journalists jobless post Feb 1 |
18/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Nepalis
in US protest king’s rule, by Tilak P. Pokharel |
18/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Pro-democracy
demonstration in the US |
18/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
FM
advocates Nepal-model of democracy
[It sounds like late King Mahendra: sovereignty and all powers in the
hands of the monarch = Nepali democracy!] |
18/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Govt
intends to continue war’ |
18/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Shahi
rules out dialogue with Maoists |
18/09/2005 |
| Peninsula |
Zee
TV turns former Nepal minister into Maoist supremo |
18/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
War
disintegrates Rolpa families, by Surendra Phuyal |
18/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Reg
Adm order results in Rs 500m loss, by D R Panta |
18/09/2005 |
| INSN |
Human
rights violations continue |
17/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Journalism
in districts on extinction |
17/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Dailekh
scribes issue SOS |
17/09/2005 |
| Outlook
India |
81
scribes freed; 17 others claim receiving threats from Army, by Shrish
B Pradhan |
17/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Defiance
continues against prohibitory order |
17/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Separate
writs filed for release of Deuba, Singh |
17/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Electric
shock, beating with rifle butts in detention’ |
17/09/2005 |
| United
Nations |
UN
press release: Practice of torture is systematic in Nepal (press
release) |
17/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Excerpts
of the press statement issued at the end of the visit of UN Special
Rapporteur Manfred Nowak to Nepal |
17/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Torture
is quite systematic in Nepal: Nowak |
16/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
UN
says torture common in Nepal, by Sushil Sharma |
16/09/2005 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Torture
is systematic in Nepal -- UN rights envoy |
16/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Police
terror in school condemned |
16/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Ceasefire
fears Maoists have fled for the hills leaving locals anxious, by Subel
Bhandari |
16/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
300 arrested from 7-party protest in Dilli Bazar |
16/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Over
200 demonstrators held |
16/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
IFJ
condemns police attacks on journalists in Nepalm
[see statement
of IFJ] |
16/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
All
arrested journalists freed |
16/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
80 journalists arrested |
16/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Journos,
university teachers to defy prohibitive orders |
16/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Cops
test rallying students’ resolve |
16/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Student
rallies continue |
16/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Talks
with Maoists going on: Nepal, by Dipendra Baduwal |
16/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Constitutional
monarchy, by Dhruva Joshy |
16/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoist
ceasefire is a ploy: Army [better
to say: royal intervention on behalf of peace and democracy a ploy!!] |
16/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Is
royal apex court possible? |
16/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
"King
unwilling to restore peace" |
16/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
A
face-saving exit? (originally in Ghatana ra Bichar, 14 September) |
16/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Monarchy
risks writing itself out of Nepal’s future: ICG [see full text
of the briefing paper] |
16/09/2005 |
| Reuters |
Options
narrow for Nepal's isolated monarch, by Simon Denyer and Gopal Sharma |
16/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Lawyers
demand immediate dissolution of RCCC |
16/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
free 50 of 250 students |
16/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
NHRC
to Maoists: Free the abducted |
16/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
ICRC
hands over 62 security personnel to the authorities |
15/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Reciprocate
to Maoist ceasefire, NHRC tells the govt |
15/09/2005 |
| INSN |
Human
rights violations against protestors, students and rights activists
intensify |
15/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
UN
quietly working with int’l community to resolve Nepal conflict: Gautam |
15/09/2005 |
| Ohmy
News |
Peace
May Regain Lost Ground in Nepal: The latest Maoist ceasefire and political
parties resolve can bode well for an end to conflict, by Bhuwan
Thapaliya |
15/09/2005 |
| Ohmy
News |
Nepal's
Royalist Government Faces Reckoning: New possibilities emerge for peace
with Maoist ceasefire, by Bhuwan Thapaliya |
15/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Peace
is possible even in the midst of conflict: Ruddy |
15/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
PAPAD
urges king to declare ceasefire |
15/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
NHRC
dismisses RNA torture claims |
15/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Front
may support 3rd party role idea |
15/09/2005 |
| INSN |
Activists
vow to continue pro-democracy protests despite police crackdown, by
Binaj Gurubacharya |
15/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
No
let-up in protest; 232 more held |
15/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
36
students injured in clashes |
15/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Police
atrocity in detention, by Bishnu Budhathoki |
15/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Police
rain batons inside hospital |
15/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Govt
continues to defy court order |
15/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Fertilizer
mafia’s smuggling plan jolted: Three cabinet ministers involved, by
Prem Khanal |
15/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Zonal
administrator escapes ‘abduction,’ manhandles CDO |
15/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
abduct 250 students |
15/09/2005 |
| Web
India 123 |
Maoists
free 60 soldiers on Red Cross mediation |
15/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
release all 60 Pili captives [see
also Maoist statement,
in Nepali] |
14/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
UN
Special Rapporteur visits CVICT office, talks to torture victims |
14/09/2005 |
| Reporters
sans frontières |
More
than 55 journalists arrested and beaten at pro-democracy demonstrations |
14/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Violence
has come down by 90 percent: NHRC
[a first evaluation of the one-sided Maoist ceasefire; when will the king
relent to the people's desire for immediate peace?] |
14/09/2005 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
detains 200 after violent anti-king protests |
14/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Protests
continue, over 100 detained |
14/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Seven-party
agitation continues, scores arrested |
14/09/2005 |
| 940
Montreal |
Nepal
protesters say they will keep up demands for democracy despite arrests |
14/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
ask civil society to monitor ceasefire |
14/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Prepare
for the worst, by Prateek Pradhan |
14/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Civic
meetings banned in Jhapa |
14/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Professionals
stage rally |
14/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Police
use excessive force against journos: FNJ |
14/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Police
fire air to disperse students |
14/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Prachanda
calls for UN role: Rejects Indian involvement |
14/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
We
don’t export people’s war: Prachanda |
14/09/2005 |
| Forbes |
US
says to continue arms embargo on Nepal |
14/09/2005 |
| Ohmy
News |
Nepal's
Royalist Government Faces Reckoning: New possibilities emerge for peace
with Maoist ceasefire, by Bhuwan Thapaliya |
14/09/2005 |
| Times
of India |
King-size
Trouble |
14/09/2005 |
| Telegraph |
Political
parties used the Maoists issue as a ladder to step up in government,
by Surendra K.C. [and King Gyanendra uses the Maoist issue to smash the
constition of 1990 and to regain absolute powers] |
14/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Minister
Dhakal's 2nd loan default
[corruption and related crimes had been a common phenomenon of royal
governments before 1990 and they are also true for the current
illegitimate royal government] |
14/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Lawyers
challenge royal panel's legality |
14/09/2005 |
| Daily
Times |
Nepal
SC hears legal challenge against anti-graft commission |
14/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Hearing
on RCCC continues |
14/09/2005 |
| Indian
Express |
For
his ‘democracy’ tilt, Nepal diplomat loses job: Mission deputy chief
Kathiwada informs South Block he’s moving out within two weeks, by
Pranab Djhal Samanta |
14/09/2005 |
| New
Kerala |
Nepalese
envoy refutes report on diplomat recall |
14/09/2005 |
| Newindpress |
For
pro-democracy leanings, Nepal's No. 2 envoy in Delhi recalled home |
14/09/2005 |
| Inter
Press Service |
Crowds
Matter in Street Protests, by Marty Logan |
14/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Demonstration
soars, 529 held |
14/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Protest
continues, 31 students hurt |
14/09/2005 |
| Tribune |
Massive
protests rock Kathmandu |
14/09/2005 |
| CNN |
Hundreds
arrested in Nepal: Dozens hurt from protests demanding democracy |
14/09/2005 |
| Peninsula |
Nepal
breaks up anti-king rallies; 250 held |
14/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Opposition
parties condemn police action, vow to intensify stir |
13/09/2005 |
| Outlook
India |
Over
600 arrested, massive protests rock Kathmandu, by Shrish B Pradhan |
13/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
500 arrested from seven-party protests in Kathmandu |
13/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Over
500 protestors arrested |
13/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
Police
hold 500 Nepal protesters, by Charles Haviland |
13/09/2005 |
| Fort
Wayne News Sentinel |
Nepal
police beat, arrest protesters, by Binaj Gurubarcharya |
13/09/2005 |
| Reuters |
Hundreds
detained in Nepal pro-democracy rallies |
13/09/2005 |
| Voice
of America |
300
Detained, Dozens Injured During Anti-King Rally in Nepal |
13/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Police
arrest district president of Nepal Bar in Syangja |
13/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Writ
demands ban on use of teargas
See also What
is teargas? |
13/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Pro-Maoist
students propose to work with other student bodies |
13/09/2005 |
| Relief
Web |
Rebel
arms shouldn't be stumbling block to peace: Nepal Maoist leader |
13/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
King
must transfer power to the people for talks: Prachanda, by By Surendra
Phuyal |
13/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Why
King cancelled UN trip, by Murari Raj Sharma |
13/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
kill civilian, abduct over 200 [army report] |
13/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
HR
defenders urge UN to monitor ceasefire |
13/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Compensation
eludes kin of killed civilians |
13/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Hearings
on RCCC case continue, court orders release of Parajuli |
13/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Supreme
Court releases Prajuli |
13/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Stop
brutality |
13/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
22
students injured in clash with police |
13/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Army
fires in air as students pelt stones |
13/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Royal
Palace refutes news report [on reported foreign bank accounts of late
Queen Aishwarya in Switzerland] |
13/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Leaders
ask workers to join stir |
13/09/2005 |
| Daily
Star |
Nepal:
Any light at the end of the tunnel? by Zaglul Ahmed Chowdhury |
13/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Terrorism
Contributed Youth Unemployment, by Kamala Sarup |
13/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Three
Maoist leaders arrested |
13/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
ICRC
urges for safe environment for the release of RNA personnel |
13/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
US
arms assistance embargo to continue
[this information is in clear contradiction to what A.P. Nath writes in
the article below] |
13/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Peace
And Stability in Nepal, by Ajay P. Nath [an article in full support of
the king's militant way with total disregard of the monarchy's
responsibility for fundamental causes of resistance and Gyanendra's
unconstitutional power ambitions] |
13/09/2005 |
| Global
Politician |
King
of Nepal Makes The Right Move, by Khagendra Thapa [The usual pro-royal
view of this author; it comes closer to reality if you exchange a few
words and names in this article.] |
13/09/2005 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Maoist
ceasefire – some gains, some violations |
12/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Feudal
system main cause of discrimination against Dalits: Experts |
12/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Govt
releases nine student leaders |
12/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
dozen injured in student protests |
12/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Army
fire warning shots outside campus |
12/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Implications
of cease-fire, by Siddhi B Ranjitkar |
12/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Let
no more Doramba harm truce: Under the sun, by Damakant Jayshi |
12/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Monitor
ceasefire |
12/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Civic
society reps urge Maoists not to lose patience, by Deepesh Das
Shrestha |
12/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Bringing
home displaced school kids, by D R Pant |
12/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
RNA
bars UML general secy from entering hotel |
12/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Local
administration restricts civil society meeting |
12/09/2005 |
| New
Kerala |
US
army top brass on assessment trip to Nepal, by Sudeshna Sarkar |
12/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Forces
release 6 party cadres |
12/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
continue pro-democracy rally |
12/09/2005 |
| INSN |
Koirala
rib broken in scuffle with police |
12/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Scores
of leaders, students hel |
12/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
UML
gen secy stresses republicanism, by Sudarshan Rijal |
12/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘King's
govt trying to eliminate parties’ |
12/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
FNCCI
supports parties |
12/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Protest
against royal directives, by Janak Nepal |
12/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
'India
behind the republican rhetoric’: Acharya
(ex-pancha and member of the royal Raj Parishad) |
12/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Truce
Truculence, by Sanjay Upadhya |
12/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Protests,
crackdown continue; over 100 arrested, dozens injured |
11/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Nearly
dozen injured, scores arrested in 7-party protests |
11/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘King's
visit cancelled due to worldwide rejection’, by Rajendra Manandhar |
11/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Royal
commitment to democracy hasn’t been translated into action: RJP |
11/09/2005 |
| Web
India 123 |
Torture
victims in Nepal fail to get justice |
11/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Govt,
Maoists blamed for massive torture |
11/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Rights
groups protest KMC’s restrictions at Basantapur
[the people shall not have a voice, so they must be silenced] |
11/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
ICRC
team in Jajarkot to help release Pili captives, by J Pandey |
11/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Ceasefire
brings people home, by D R Pant |
11/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
China
agrees to sell Rs 1.6 billion worth arms to Nepal: Report |
11/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Govt
trying to disrupt ceasefire’ |
11/09/2005 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Maoists
say Nepal truce at risk, appeal to UN |
11/09/2005 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Nepal
Maoist leader accuses king of trying to sabotage truce |
11/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Prachanda
calls for ceasefire monitoring |
11/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Minister
Pandey terms opposition parties as ‘irresponsible folks’ |
11/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Trade
unions back parties’ movement |
11/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Student
unions flay Chief Secy |
11/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Murder
and suicide, by Madhu Ghimire |
10/09/2005 |
| Outlook
India |
A
Royal Taming: As Nepal discovers the politics of resistance, is it the end
for Gyanendra's rule?, by Roshan Thapa |
10/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Maoists
appeal int’l community |
10/09/2005 |
| Web
India 123 |
Maoists
appeal to UN against 'truce sabotage' in Nepal |
10/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Ceasefire
followed discussions: Leaders |
10/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Truce
augurs well for peace cause, by Yadav Khanal |
10/09/2005 |
| Global
Politician |
Internally
Displaced Population Syndrome in Nepal, by Bhuwan Thapaliya |
10/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
RCCC
withdraws its appeal |
10/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
SC
stays move against ex-minister's wife |
10/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Accept
UN role’ |
10/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
FNJ
appeals to UN to protect media freedom |
10/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
UN
torture expert in Nepal visit, by Charles Haviland |
10/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
UN
Special Rapporteur on Torture arrives in Kathmandu |
10/09/2005 |
| Web
India 123 |
Nepal's
UN speech will be watched with interest |
10/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Make
democratic republic common goal’ |
10/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Congress
not to accept King as ruler |
10/09/2005 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Police
crackdown continues in Nepal |
10/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
50 demonstrators detained in New Delhi |
10/09/2005 |
| Web
Chautari |
Indian
Leaders court arrest for Nepali democracy |
10/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Don't
use excessive force, tear gas: NHRC |
10/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
200
more arrested as stir intensifies |
10/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Over
200 demonstrators arrested pro-democracy rally |
10/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
2
dozen litterateurs arrested |
10/09/2005 |
| INSN |
Citizens
clamor for democracy mounting, civil disobedience in making, political
parties’ agitations continued |
10/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
three-dozen writers arrested from pro-democracy rally |
09/09/2005 |
| Relief
Web |
More
than 200 held in anti-monarchy protests in Nepal |
09/09/2005 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
police detain 120 pro-democracy activists |
09/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
Police
hold 100 Nepal protesters |
09/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
22
May, 4 October, 1 February: Nepal may not be a republic tomorrow but the
clock is ticking, by CK Lal |
09/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Arrested
leaders, activists released |
09/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘King’s
emissaries don't represent Nepal’ |
09/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘UN
visit suspension major blow to govt’ |
09/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Spare
bureaucracy |
09/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Ceasefire:
UN, India in spotlight, by Ameet Dhakal |
09/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Between
red and blue: Never has this country been at such a historic crossroads,
by Subodh Raj Pyakhurel |
09/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Repeatedly
double-crossed (originally in Rastriya Bimarsha, 28 August) |
09/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
What
next? The Maoist ceasefire is greeted with ambivalence and scepticism,
by Naresh Newar |
09/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
still carrying out violence: Army |
09/09/2005 |
| Spotlight |
Maoist
Ceasefire: A Tactical Move?, by Sanjaya Dhakal |
09/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
“It
has to be reciprocal”: The Maoist ceasefire may mean no war for now but
it doesn’t mean peace, by Dambar Krishna Shrestha, Ramswor Bohara
and Bhaskar Aryal |
09/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
One-sided
truce |
09/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
have not informed us about the ceasefire: Home Minister Shahi [Someone
should tell him to inform through other media than government owned ones!] |
09/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Leaders
ask govt to declare ceasefire |
09/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
No
apparent leader, interview with Durga Subedi (originally in Sanghu, 5
September) |
09/09/2005 |
| Spotlight |
“It
Is Entirely Possible For Democracy To Take Root Here In Nepal”,
interview with Edward McMahon |
09/09/2005 |
| Ohmy
News |
Government
Indifferent to Maoist Ceasefire: Nepal leadership needs to work with the
rebels, if peace is to finally take root in the country, by Amit
Pyakurel |
09/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
RCCC’s
constitutionality questioned at apex court |
09/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
SC
stays RCCC's verdict on Lama Construction |
09/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
People
spend up to Rs 300 to make a phone call |
09/09/2005 |
| Daily
Times |
Nepalese
parties say daily protests will continue |
09/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
No
let-up in pro-democracy demonstration |
09/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
88
protestors arrested from New Road |
09/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Dozens
arrested from seven-party protests in Kathmandu |
08/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoist
chairman warns of breaking ceasefire |
08/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Cease-fire
and after, by Bishnu Sapkota |
08/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
People's
aspirations, letter by Chudamani
Timsina |
08/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Poverty
root cause of conflict: report
[correctly: "Poverty, gender inequality, caste discrimination,
irregular distribution of resources, and unemployment are major reasons
for ongoing conflict in Nepal"; most of these causes have been
deliberate royal politics for more than 200 years!!] |
08/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Over
100 held as anti-king stir swells |
08/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
99
protestors arrested, several injured |
08/09/2005 |
| Telegraph,
Calcutta |
Nepal
protesters clash with police |
08/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Dozen
students injured in clashes |
08/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Maoists
announce peaceful protests |
08/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
announce 3-month campaign |
08/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Royalists
want diplomats to leave |
08/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
FM
Pandey to lead Nepali delegation in UN assembly |
08/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
UN
Special Rapporteur on Torture arriving in Kathmandu |
08/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Press
freedom |
08/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
FM
stations to continue airing news |
08/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Court
can’t examine the royal order: RCCC |
08/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Court
continues hearings on RCCC, Parajuli case |
08/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Final
hearing on RCCC's constitutionality today |
08/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
EU
asks govt: Respond positively to truce |
08/09/2005 |
| Deccan
Herald |
Maoist
truce widens rift between Nepal, India, by Sudeshna Sarkar |
08/09/2005 |
| Counter
Punch |
The
Prachanda Path Towards Urban Insurrection: Nepali Maoists Announce 3-Month
Ceasefire, by Gary Leupp |
07/09/2005 |
| Amnesty
International |
Possible
"Disappearance"/Fear for safety/Fear of torture or ill-treatment
[AI Index: ASA 31/074/2005] |
07/09/2005 |
| Asia
Times |
War
by other means, by Ajai Sahni |
07/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
ICRC
yet to resume visit of detention centers |
07/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Plainclothes
cops incite violence |
07/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Tear
gas ‘injurious to health:’ Doctors tell govt [by the way, lathi
charging also!!] |
07/09/2005 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Dozens
held in violent protests against Nepal king |
07/09/2005 |
| Outlook
India |
Seven-party
agitation continues for fourth day |
07/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Seven-party
demonstrations continue; scores injured |
07/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties’
defiance continues in capital |
07/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
announce nationwide protests from Sept 10 |
07/09/2005 |
| Indian
Express |
It’s
official: Gyanendra cancels UNGA trip, by Gopal Sharma |
07/09/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Bar
Nepal from using int'l fora: Parties ask Annan |
07/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
UN
pledges help for peace in Nepal |
07/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Annan
for inclusive dialogue [see statement
of the Spokesman for UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan] |
07/09/2005 |
|
South Asian Media Net
|
Govt
draws rights bodies’ reproof |
07/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Irresponsible
response |
07/09/2005 |
| Telegraph |
Maoists'
gambit under study |
07/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Govt
urged to announce ceasefire |
07/09/2005 |
| Telegraph |
Good
or bad, my beloved country! |
07/09/2005 |
| Web
India 123 |
EU
urges positive response to Nepal Maoist ceasefire |
07/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
EU
welcomes ceasefire [See Declaration
by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union in response to the
statement of cease-fire by Chairman Prachanda, CPN(M)] |
07/09/2005 |
| Turkish
Weekly |
Nepal
Maoists are 'open to talks' |
07/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
Maoists are 'open to talks' |
07/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
I
haven’t met Indian leaders: Prachanda |
07/09/2005 |
| Telegrpah |
Prachanda’s
Delhi sojourn and India administered truce?, by Niraj Aryal |
07/09/2005 |
| Telegraph |
What
prompted Prachanda to announce a ceasefire?
[an analysis taking the Pioneer article for true] |
07/09/2005 |
| Telegraph |
Prachanda's
Delhi deal, by Kanchan Gupta [the text of the Pioneer article that
claimed Indian and Maoist cooperation] |
07/09/2005 |
| Inter
Press Service |
Ceasefire
Brings Hope of End to Violence, by Marty Logan |
07/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Independence
And Sovereignty Of Nepal, by Kamala Sarup |
07/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Who
Is Supporting Maoists? by Kamala Sarup |
07/09/2005 |
| Asia
Times |
Democracy
and the ruse of empire, by Saubhagya Shah |
07/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Democracy
and Crisis As the internal crisis, by Saubhagya Shah |
07/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
RCCC
moves SC over its own verdict [this
is a joke, isn't it?] |
07/09/2007 |
| Telegraph |
Controlling
Corruption, by Narayan Manandhar |
07/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Protect
Peace Defeat Terrorism in Nepal, by Netra Adhikari [the views of King
Gyanendra as presented in an interview with government owned media: the
absolute monarch as protector of democracy?] |
07/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
India's
Mis-Guided Nepal Policy, by Ram Shrestha [justifying royal politics
with anti-Indian arguments, a tool introduced by King Mahendra in the late
1950s as substantial part of Nepali "nationalism"] |
07/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
India
Has Carried Out Insurgent Activities In Nepal, by Sobia Nisar |
07/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Why
Democracy did not Work in Nepal?, by Khagendra Thapa [Please do not
only study 11 years of democratization but 250 years of royal politics,
especially the last 55 years, and you get the answer!] |
07/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Govt
response to Maoist truce is tragic: leaders, by Deepesh Das Shrestha
[The explanation is simple: The king needs the continuation of the Maoist
insurgency to fulfil his power ambitions! He does not want peace! |
06/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
“Govt’s
reaction irresponsible,” says opposition; write to the UN
[see letter
to Kofi Annan] |
06/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Five
journalists injured in police beating in 7-party protest |
06/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Seven-party
protests continue; dozens arrested |
06/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Inclusive
democracy is way out, by Yubaraj Sangroula
See also part
2 (07/09/2005) |
06/09/2005 |
| Lakehouse
Daily News |
Nepal
as a mirror to South Asia's dilemmas, by Lynn Ockersz |
06/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
King's
UN visit cancelled |
06/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Royal
visit to the UN canceled: Reports |
06/09/2005 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
king cancels UN trip as opposition mounts |
06/09/2006 |
| Newindpress |
Pressure
mounting, King plans to skip UNGA |
06/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Annan
ready to help Nepal |
06/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
submitting letter to UN today |
06/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
FNJ
meet concludes, adopts 22-point resolution |
06/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
FNJ
meet adopts 22-pt resolution |
06/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
103
protestors arrested, dozens injured |
06/09/2005 |
| Asian
Tribune |
Nepal
regime is discriminating Terai Hindus, says opposition, by M Rama Rao |
06/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Only
one victimized in Jagatpur: NHRC |
06/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
NHRC
urges govt, Maoists for peace talks |
06/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Donor
agencies welcome ceasefire |
06/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Indian
envoy meets UML gen secy |
06/09/2005 |
| Tribune |
India
watching developments in Nepal |
06/09/2006 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Ceasefire
will pave way for peace: India, by Surendra Phuyal |
06/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
‘Truce
was declared at New Delhi’s behest’ [based on statement of the
Indian newspaper The Pioneer] [See also denying statement
of Prachanda] |
06/09/2005 |
| Global
Politician |
Nepal:
Maoists Ceasefire Should Be Welcomed, by Kamala Sarup |
06/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Govt
won't reciprocate ceasefire |
06/09/2005 |
| Reuters |
Nepal
says not confident about Maoist truce |
06/09/2005 |
| Ohmy
News |
Nepal's
Maoists Call Ceasefire: Leader Prachanda says aim is to create a
"positive environment" for parties and the United Nations,
by Pawan Acharya |
06/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Locals
lynch two Maoists in Kanchanpur |
06/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Domestic
context in foreign policy, by Lok Raj Baral |
05/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Police
use force to disperse demonstration defying prohibitory orders |
05/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Parties
intensify protests; 103 detained |
05/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
dozen oppn leaders arrested in protest rallies in Kathmandu [on
renewed arrests on Monday, September 5, 2005] |
05/09/2005 |
| Irish
Sun |
Mum
on Maoists move, Nepal king leaves for Europe |
05/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
No
word as yet regarding the royal visit |
05/09/2005 |
| Indian
Express |
Gyanendra
does not represent us: Nepal parties to tell Annan, by Yubaraj Ghimire |
05/09/2005 |
| New
Kerala |
King
Gyanendra will be last monarch in Nepal: Karat |
05/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Govt
expresses skepticism over Maoists ceasefire announcement |
05/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Govt
doubts Maoists’ sincerity behind truce call |
05/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
King
chairs meet on truce with Maoists |
05/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Government
urged to reciprocate truce offer |
05/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Talks
with rebels soon: Parties |
05/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Ceasefire
a positive development: NHRC |
05/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
India
concerned over recent political developments |
05/09/2005 |
| Relief
Web |
Diplomats
and analysts cautiously welcome Maoist ceasefire in Nepal, by Shusham
Shrestha |
05/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Welcome
cautiously |
05/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Civil
society welcomes truce |
05/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
government cool over truce |
05/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
UN
welcomes the ceasefire, Vice Chairman Bista says “Wait” |
05/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Return
to democracy is our wishes: Finnish charge d'affairs |
05/09/2005 |
| INSN |
Maoists
Ceasefire Is A Good Thing, by Kamala Sarup |
05/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Koirala
faints, dozens injured in scuffle Parties defy govt orders |
05/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Leaders
held in pro democracy rally |
05/09/2005 |
| Channel
News Asia |
Nepal
police use batons, tear gas to break up protest against King |
05/09/2005 |
| Cape
Times |
Nepali
political leaders injured, arrested as police enforce ban on rallies |
05/09/2005 |
| Peninsula |
Nepal
arrests 200 anti-king protesters |
05/09/2005 |
| Khaleej
Times |
Top
leaders hurt, held in protest rally in Nepal |
05/09/2005 |
| Ohmy
News |
Peace
Is Illusory Without Democracy Parties' new bond and commitment to
multiparty government may hold new hope for Nepal |
05/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
RCCC
asked to prove its legality |
05/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Apex
court questions RCCC’s legality |
05/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Govt.
disbands monitoring committees |
05/09/2005 |
| Financial
Times |
Nepal's
Maoists call truce to build backing, by Binod Bhattarai |
05/09/2005 |
| International
Herald Tribune |
Nepal
Communists declare cease-fire |
05/09/2005 |
| Scoop |
Nepal:
Contrived Candor, by Sanjay Upadhya [a royalist view that disregards
that the monarchy is the primary cause for historical, social and
political injustice and undesirable trends; besides, the author is not
able to understand recend changes in Nepal's civil society] |
05/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Emergency
cabinet meeting underway; detained leaders freed |
04/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Parties
flay police intervention in protest rally |
04/09/2005 |
| Kantipur
Online |
Opposition
parties stage protest rally; over 200 arrested, dozens injured |
04/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Over
60 oppn leaders arrested, dozens injured in protest rally in Kathmandu |
04/09/2005 |
| Voice
of America |
Nepal
Riot Police Use Tear Gas Against Pro-Democracy Protesters |
04/09/2005 |
| INSN |
Peace
through democracy and human rights, by Shobhakar Budhathoki |
04/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Annan
asked not to give UN forum to king |
04/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Indigenous
leader seeks effective stir |
04/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Condition
of 200 teachers still unknown |
04/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal
Maoists seek to isolate king, by Rabindra Mishra |
04/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Maoists
announce 3-month ceasefire |
04/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Parties
welcome Maoists' ceasefire |
04/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Ceasefire
welcome but sincerity crucial: Parties |
04/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Entrepreneurs
welcome ceasefire |
04/09/2005 |
| Reuters |
Royalist
Nepal govt yet to respond to rebel truce |
04/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Govt
reacts cautiously to ceasefire |
04/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Govt.
media `black out’ ceasefire news |
04/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
No
prospect of talks with the govt.: Mahara |
04/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
No
immediate possibility of govt-Maoist talks: Former talks facilitator |
03/08/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoists
declare three-month long ceasefire
[see English translation of Prachanda's statement]] |
03/09/2005 |
| BBC
News |
Nepal's
Maoists declare ceasefire |
03/09/2005 |
| Sky
News |
Militants
halt Violence |
03/09/2005 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal's
Maoist chief announces 3-month truce |
03/09/2005 |
| Voice
of America |
Nepal
Rebels Call Truce, Seek United Opposition to King |
03/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Agitating
parties hail ceasefire announcement |
03/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Parties
should move ahead: Civil society |
03/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Rights
groups, NGOs appeal for UN mediation |
03/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Civil
society to protest Royal visit to the UN |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Constitutional
farce: What to do when the constitutional forces are pulling in opposite
directions, by CK Lal |
02/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Leaders
put rider for talks with king |
02/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Parties
rule out talks with King |
02/09/2005 |
| Spotlight |
Review
Or Restoration: With the initiation of process of judicial review of its
earlier decision of dissolution of the House, the Supreme court has opened
debate on the subject of restoration, by Keshab Poudel |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Hotel
Rolpa, by Satish Jung Shahi |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Rampur
survives, by Kishore Nepal |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Defying
Maoist threats and official indifference, by Naresh Newar |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Why
here, not there? New book analyses why Nepal’s Maoist rebellion grew so
rapidly, by Kunda Dixit |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Maoist
parties of Nepal and India vow to fight `imperialism’ |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
A
dirty war: Will Condoleezza Rice cite ‘national security’ to waive
restrictions on US military aid?, by Tejshree Thapa |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Police
refuse to register FIR |
02/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Securitymen
kill detainee |
02/09/2005 |
| Spotlight |
Mysterious
Motives Attacking national industries and thwarting investments is hurting
the cause of national economy |
02/09/2005 |
| INSN |
The
king’s autocratic methods worsen Nepal’s crisis |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Seeing
enemies everywhere |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Invisible
power centres (originally in Samaya, 2 September) |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepali
Times |
Biswabandhu
Thapa (statements, originally in Nepal, 3 September) |
02/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
US
urges unity between king and parties |
02/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
‘Intra-party
democracy a must’ |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Shailaja
Acharya resigns from the NC CWC |
02/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Newly
elected NC CWC members |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Most
of the old faces elected to NC central committee |
02/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Koirala
reelected Congress chief |
02/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Koirala
re-elected NC president |
02/09/2005 |
| Reuters |
Nepal's
ex-PM re-elected as chief of oldest party |
02/09/2005 |
| Spotlight |
"I
Follow The National Reconciliation Propounded By B.P. Koirala And
Girijababu's Ideology", interview with Sujata Koirala, now newly
elected CWC member of the Nepali Congress |
02/09/2005 |
| Spotlight |
Internal
Subversion? Former prime minister Deuba files a petition in apex court
putting RCCC on trial challenging its judgment as unconstitutional and
internal subversion against Melamchi, by Keshab Poudel |
02/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Govt
seeks SC permission to re-arrest Gagan |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
Govt
moves SC over Gagan’s release |
02/09/2005 |
| Nepal
News |
SC
issues show cause order on ex minister Parajuli’s arrest |
01/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Politico-economics
of takeover, by Surendra R Devkota |
01/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Democracy
or hypocrisy? by Shreedhar Gautam |
01/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Constitutional
monarchy out of NC statute, by Yuvraj Acharya |
01/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
NC
meet okays CWC decision |
01/09/2005 |
| Reuters
Alert Net |
Nepal
party drops constitutional monarchy pledge |
01/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Absolute
democracy stressed |
01/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Cartoon-phobia,
letter by Siddhi B Ranjitkar |
01/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Forces
kill civilian, 2 rebels killed in brawl |
01/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
COAS
Thapa vows to crush Maoists |
01/09/2005 |
| IRIN
News |
King,
politicians and rebels no nearer to talks |
01/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Indian
leaders urge king to restore democracy |
01/09/2005 |
| South
Asian Media Net |
Indian
leaders tell Maoists to disarm |
01/09/2005 |
| Kathmandu
Post |
Leaders
barred from meeting Deuba |
01/09/2005 |
