KIRAN PUN
Agrees to 585-member CA
KATHMANDU, Aug 16: After several rounds of formal and informal negotiations, the High Level Political Committee (HLPC) on Thursday reached a six-point agreement with the agitating Federal Democratic Front (FDF) that comprises eight various parties including the Upendra Yadav-led Madhesi People"s Rights Forum-Nepal (MPRF-N).
Friday, August 16, 2013
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
गोर्खाल्यान्ड आन्दोलन : अब के होला?
रोशन साँवा/काठमाडौं — गोर्खाल्यान्ड राज्यका निम्ति आन्दोलनरत गोर्खा जनमुक्ति मोर्चा (गोजुमो)ले आह्वान गरेको ‘जनता कफ्र्यु’को पहिलो दिन मंगलबार भारतको दार्जिलिङ सुनसान बन्यो। पश्चिम बंगालकी मुख्यमन्त्री ममता बनर्जीले ७२ घन्टाभित्रमा आन्दोलन फिर्ता लिन शनिबार दिएको चेतावनीको प्रतिवादस्वरूप गोजमोले दुई दिने जनता कफ्र्यु आह्वान गरेको हो। आज पनि जनता कर्फ्यु जारी छ। जनता कफ्र्युप्रति दार्जिलिङमा रहेका क्रान्तिकारी माक्र्सवादी कम्युनिस्ट पार्टी (क्रामाकपा), अखिल भारतीय गोर्खा लिग (अभागोलि), भारतीय गोर्खा परिसंघ, गोर्खाल्यान्ड राज्य निर्माण मोर्चा, गोर्खाल्यान्ड टास्क फोर्स, हिल कंग्रेस र हिल भाजपाले पनि समर्थन जनाएका छन्।
Sunday, August 11, 2013
सुत्केरीलाई २२ रुपैयाँको खुराक
आइतबार २७ श्रावण, २०७०
उपेन्द्र लामिछाने/काठमाडौं - थापाथलीथित प्रसूतिगृहका भित्तामा कोरिएको छ– सुत्केरीलाई पोषिलो खाना खुवाउनू, शिशुलाई जन्मेको एक घन्टामै स्तनपान गराउनू।
अस्पतालमा भर्ना भएका सुत्केरीलाई भने एक छाकमा २२ रुपैयाँको खुराक दिइन्छ। आलो सुत्केरी यस्तो खानाले कसरी अघाऊन्। भोकभोकै स्तनपान कसरी गराऊन्।
उपेन्द्र लामिछाने/काठमाडौं - थापाथलीथित प्रसूतिगृहका भित्तामा कोरिएको छ– सुत्केरीलाई पोषिलो खाना खुवाउनू, शिशुलाई जन्मेको एक घन्टामै स्तनपान गराउनू।
अस्पतालमा भर्ना भएका सुत्केरीलाई भने एक छाकमा २२ रुपैयाँको खुराक दिइन्छ। आलो सुत्केरी यस्तो खानाले कसरी अघाऊन्। भोकभोकै स्तनपान कसरी गराऊन्।
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Talks with CPN-Maoist getting nowhere
THIRA LAL BHUSAL/KIRAN PUN
KATHMANDU, Aug 10: Some key leaders from the major political parties have intensified inter-party negotiations in the last couple of days in an effort to bring the agitating CPN-Maoist on board the election process, but they seemed to be getting nowhere.
CPN-UML leader Madhav Kumar Nepal and some other leaders from that party held repeated rounds of talks with CPN-Maoist Chairman Mohan Baidya in the last few days but UML leaders closely involved in the negotiations are not very optimistic about the Baidya-led Maoist party joining the election process.
KATHMANDU, Aug 10: Some key leaders from the major political parties have intensified inter-party negotiations in the last couple of days in an effort to bring the agitating CPN-Maoist on board the election process, but they seemed to be getting nowhere.
CPN-UML leader Madhav Kumar Nepal and some other leaders from that party held repeated rounds of talks with CPN-Maoist Chairman Mohan Baidya in the last few days but UML leaders closely involved in the negotiations are not very optimistic about the Baidya-led Maoist party joining the election process.
Friday, August 2, 2013
Baidya Maoists give nod to talks but result doubtful
KIRAN PUN
KATHMANDU, Aug 2: After a third consecutive invitation from the government for talks, the CPN-Maoist has finally decided to sit for talks. The party is now scheduled to hold discussions with constituent parties of the alliance headed by it and then announce exact dates for talks.
The CPN-Maoist readiness for talks has brought about optimism about ending the months-long deadlock. But there are apprehensions whether talks between the government and the alliance led by the CPN-Maoist would really yield any tangible result as neither side has demonstrated enough seriousness.
KATHMANDU, Aug 2: After a third consecutive invitation from the government for talks, the CPN-Maoist has finally decided to sit for talks. The party is now scheduled to hold discussions with constituent parties of the alliance headed by it and then announce exact dates for talks.
The CPN-Maoist readiness for talks has brought about optimism about ending the months-long deadlock. But there are apprehensions whether talks between the government and the alliance led by the CPN-Maoist would really yield any tangible result as neither side has demonstrated enough seriousness.
Thursday, August 1, 2013
CPN-Maoist positive toward fresh call for talks
REPUBLICA
KATHMANDU, Aug 1: The government on Wednesday yet again sent a formal letter to the CPN-Maoist led alliance calling for talks, and the CPN-Maoist responded later in the day, describing it as a positive development.
This is the third letter sent by the government requesting the group of dissident political parties to come for talks. The dissident group has announced it will obstruct the polls to be conducted by the incumbent chief justice-led government.
KATHMANDU, Aug 1: The government on Wednesday yet again sent a formal letter to the CPN-Maoist led alliance calling for talks, and the CPN-Maoist responded later in the day, describing it as a positive development.
This is the third letter sent by the government requesting the group of dissident political parties to come for talks. The dissident group has announced it will obstruct the polls to be conducted by the incumbent chief justice-led government.
Rift deepens in Baidya-led alliance over ex-king
KIRAN PUN
Grouping may not continue if CPN-Maoist doesn´t stop viewing former king as nationalist force
KATHMANDU, Aug 1: As dispute has further deepened among member parties of the CPN-Maoist led 33-party alliance with regard to their way of viewing former king Gyanendra, the continuity of the inter-party grouping has come into question.
Leaders from various political parties have sharp differences over how to regard the former king and royalist groups. While CPN-Maoist Chairman Mohan Baidya and some other key leaders said that their party may forge an alliance with the former king and other royalist groups when it comes to fighting for national interests, other parties have vehemently objected to the idea.
Grouping may not continue if CPN-Maoist doesn´t stop viewing former king as nationalist force
KATHMANDU, Aug 1: As dispute has further deepened among member parties of the CPN-Maoist led 33-party alliance with regard to their way of viewing former king Gyanendra, the continuity of the inter-party grouping has come into question.
Leaders from various political parties have sharp differences over how to regard the former king and royalist groups. While CPN-Maoist Chairman Mohan Baidya and some other key leaders said that their party may forge an alliance with the former king and other royalist groups when it comes to fighting for national interests, other parties have vehemently objected to the idea.
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