I have heard that he is in a sheer confusion. He had, through a statement, already said that he will accept the peoples’ verdict. This is positive.
No change in looking at Maoists: US State Department
A very sad news for the already excited Maoists, who have emerged as the largest party after the successful conduct of the Constituent Assembly that was held last April 10, has come from the United States and made public, May 7, 08. More..Indepth Analysis
Nepal Maoists’ excessive India bendN.P.Upadhyaya
Mr. Sood by then had not even presented his credentials but had begun acting as an Ambassador the moment he landed in Nepal-the extended territory of Bihar, an Indian province of the Indian Union. More...
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- Nepal: Maoists must lead next government, leader Gurung
- Nepal needs monarchy for unity, Buddhist Monk Dr. Lam
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- Nepal: Vertical split in JTTM-Goit faction, desertion begins
- Nepal: Media must not exceed its limits, Dr. Shashank Koirala
- Nepal’s PM meets foreign envoys secretly, Indian envoy left out
- US soon to lift 'terror tag' on Maoists in Nepal
Commentary
Detachment?It is this “missing chain” in between the candidates and the voters of these two largest parties of the bygone era which unfortunately lasted for a couple of years, a sort of “detachment” occurred in between the voters and the candidates. The detachment still continues which if not corrected on time might further distance More..




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