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Date: Thursday 2 July, 2009
"Tibetan refugees in Kathmandu are all set to organize anti-China protest on the eve of the birthday of Dalai Lama"

‘India’s RAW & IB to train Nepal’s Intelligence Officers’

High ranking Home Ministry official say that after the training is complet, India wishes to get information on Pakistani and Chinese activities in Nepal. More..

Indepth Analysis

Nepal: RAW tentacles
N.P.Upadhyaya
Practically all the major political parties either have already been polarized or were in the process of a dangerous polarization. Some alien forces are encouraging this to happen to extract political benefits. More...

National

National Donor’s Interest in Nepal
Dr. Rabindra Khanal
Many of the Indian aided projects had direct link with its interest of northern India especially with the water resource management. Indian aid, though very important to Nepal, was seen with suspicion and rarely remained out of controversy.
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Opinion

Khadga Prasad Oli To put an elephant into a bag is an impossible task
Khadga Prasad Oli
The Maoists see that they have their future in spreading baseless rumors. Maoists survive on creating propaganda and deriding at others. They reject good things about others and present those things in a distorted manner in the public. More...

Dossier

First work by a woman writer in Nepali “Raja Dharma”
TGW
Lalita Tripura Sundari, born in 1793 was married to King Ranabahadur Shah of Nepal in 1805. She was the youngest among the five married wives and quite a few unwedded wives of King Ranabahadur Shah More...

Telegraph Comment

Maoists’ NO to Competitive politics!
NIRAJ ARYAL
Comrade Dahal also knows that J.N. Khanal the UML General Secretary-a hard liner- as he gives an impression to be as of now is not a trusted Indian partner thus the unnatural nuptial bond between More...

Second Impression

Second Impression I want to be a minister now…
N. P. Upadhyaya
Beginning this June, 2009, my intimate friends have been telling me that I too possess all the qualities that were required to become a minister. More...

International

North Korea: Stop Missile Test
Yu Ho Yeol
In the situation where launching missile cannot move the historic clock that is stopped by the sanction of international society against North Korea, the top leader of North Korea should immediately stop the utterly destructive launching of missile. More...

Five questions

alt When domestic investors are feeling insecure, forget pouring of foreign investment
Dr. Prakash Chandra Lohani , Vice Chairman, Rastriya Janashakti Party, Nepal
The primary need with priority is the establishment of rule of law. There must be the rule of law in the country which the people can feel and observe. More..

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Whither Nepal’s Foreign Policy!
Dr. Pushpa Adhikari , Director Sangam Institute
Usually, creating foreign policy is the job of the head of the government. In some countries the legislature also has considerable oversight. More...

Editorial

Nepal: China moves
Diplomacy has its own speed Some play it fast others take some time Diplomacy has... More...
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Dateline

Nepal: Threat of Small Weapons
In the year three years after the Maoists gave up bullets and embraced to the... More...
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