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Nepali media continue to suffer obstruction and intimidation from the Maoists who are now part of the national unity government. Things have gotten worse since the obstruction is deliberate and methodical although the comrades would deny such an approach. Following are some recent sample headlines:
• International media organisations call for an end to attacks on the press, RSF
• Activists concerned with disturbances in media houses, Asia Media
• Nepali media not objective, impartial towards Terai movement, Nepal News
• Community media plays key role in Nepal's transition, Unesco
• Press mission hails info rights Act, The Rising Nepal
• Maoists try to gag Nepal newspapers, The Guardian, UK
• 36 journalists detained in Nepal, DNA
• Maoist, media bigwigs air views at FNJ meet, The Himalayan Times
• Maoists shut radio station HBC, The Peninsula
• Maoists allow critical dailies back on stands, Gulf Times
• Nepal's beleaguered media starts court battle against Maoists, NK
• Nepal editors say Maoists targeting media freedom, Reuters
• Mahara breaks silence, urges FNJ to help end media crisis, Ekantipur
• Maoist trade union backs off from media closure, Nepal News
• Maoists on Media: A Methodical Madness, Nepal News
• IPI criticises disruption of newspapers, IPI
• Outrage as Gorkhapatra fires 45 journalists, The Guardian, UK
• Maoist attack on media continues, printing of THT, AP obstructed, THT
• ubaraj Ghimire: Doing pro-Victim Journalism, Nepal Monitor
• Nepal amends working journalists act, People Daily
• Scribes go on relay hunger strike, Ekantipur
• House passes amendment bill on Working Journalist Act, Asia Media
• Press freedom under pressure in Nepal, MHM

• Over 16000 families displaced by floods; death toll hits 72, Relief Web
• Curfew imposed in Charikot after Maoist-police clash,
• Govt appeals for aid to help flood victims, Hindu
• Monsoon floods, landslides kill 18 in Nepal, CCTV
• PM Koirala 'rests' while Nepal drowns, Times of India
• 18 people killed in monsoon-related incidents in Nepal, RTT News
• Gurkha war hero Pun in struggle to survive, Hindu
• Nepal Army still more powerful than PM: Prachanda, THT
• Maoist union stops distribution of popular newspaper, VOA
• Monarch awaits his fate, Asia Times
• Terai Mukti Morcha kills one in Bara, People
• Alarm as Nepal Maoists build up new clout, the Brunei Times
• Nepal faces food insecurity: UN, Hindu
• Hundreds displaced by violence in southeast Nepal, YubaNet
• Maoists now a registered political party, Reuters
• Civil servants halt work nationwide, People's Daily
• Nepal takes tip from Bhutan, Hindustan Times
• Jolt to Nepal verification, Hindu
• Maoists in fresh spat over ministerial bodyguards, Gulf News
• Elton John AIDS Foundation backs Nepali gay group, UK Gaynews
• Nepal urges Madhesi rebels to join peace talks, Washington Post
• Controversy? Nepal's 'goddess' prefers instant noodles, CNN
• Over 9500 persons living with HIV in Nepal, TRN
• Child soldier issue slows peace plan, IPS News
• Maoists threaten to leave government, Stratfor

• 937 Nepalis still missing a year after conflict ended, BBC News
• Death toll in Baglung landslide is 34, China Daily
• Controversial "goddess" returns from US tour, Reuters
• Govt sets 15-day deadline for talks with Terai agitators, Zee news
• Communist Party UML slams Prachanda, Hindu
• Bangladesh beat Nepal to win tournament, CricInfo.com
• Crop prospects mixed as 28 countries face food shortages, Stackyard
• UAE airline to launch service to Nepal from October, People's Daily
• Everest base camp a 'wild-west town', Phayul, Tibet
• The Indian, American and Chinese strategies in Nepal, Nepal Monitor
• Unprecedented crisis to follow if polls not held, Koirala, Telegraph
• China's Everest Highway: development or disaster?, Bangkok post
• A UN plea for mon-violence in Nepal, Nepal Monitor
• Bangladesh and Nepal in ACC women's cricket final, Gulfnews
• Nepal's Maoists now a registered political party, Reuters
• High hopes of Nepal school, Scotsman
• Election impossible in November, Prachanda, Telegraph Nepal
• Terai extremists are terrorists: Maoist leader, Nepalnews
• Rescue teams struggle to bring aid to landslide victims, IRINnews
• DDR model not adopted as claimed by Maoists, says UNMIN, KOL
• At least 28 die in landslides, United Press International

Catch up with the recent news headlines:
• King celebrates 60th birthday, BBC
• US Ambassador says Maoists biggest threat to elections, VOA
• Koirala, parties express grief over Shekhar death, Hindu
• Jet Airways starts to Nepal, S Lanka, S'pore, Hindustan Times
• Child workers face hazardous environments, Reuters
• Maoists want absolute power, says US envoy, Times of India
• Missing climber's body found In China, CBS News
• Maoists endanger Nepal peace: US, BBC
• Nepali security workers form union, UNI Switzerland
• WWII Gurkha hero meets Brown, Gulf Times
• India to grant Rs700 crore to check Maoist menace, Daily News & Analysis
• Journalists assaulted, threatened over article about police, IFEX, Canada
• Tumour survivor Ken focuses on Everest attempt, Scotsman
• Pivotal moment in Nepali history, Washington Times
• Coke says sorry to Nepal over ad, Peninsula On-line
• Climate change effects on Nepal and Asia, USA today
• Government ministers, key envoys to boycott king's 60th, IHT
• US embassy under threate in Nepal, elsewhere, Foxnews
• Q&A: Kiran Chetry on career transition, Nepal, brodcast J, Nepal Monitor
• Nepali labourers in the UAE get legal recognition, Malaysia Sun
• Harry trains with Gurkhas to improve fighting, Telegraph, UK
• Violence still threatens elections, UPI
• Swiss media uproar over Prachanda visit, Nepal Mointor
• Madhesi leader Upendra Yadav speaks to Tahelka newspaper, Tahelka
• 9 children, 2 adults die in south Nepal tractor accident, Washington Post
• Envoys in Nepal snub King’s invitation, Hindustan Times

Cath up with these recent headlines:
• Lankan FM Bogollagama Arrives in Kathmandu, THT
• Socialist Intl. urges Nepal to desist from violence, intimidation, SI
• Central bank governor suspended after graft investigation, Intl Herald Trib
• More than 400 Maoists fail UN verification in eastern Nepal, M&C
• Saptari, Siraha and Sunsari reel under strikes, TOI
• Govt to probe 'disappearances', BBC
• 500 Nepalis sick after consuming anti-elephantiasis pills, Xinhua
• New arms groups emerging in Terai, AHN
• Muslims demand seats in national election, Reuters
• Govt to cut King's budget, TOI
• Nepal Baffled by Maoist leader eying presidency, Oh My News
• US senate confirms Powell as new ambassador to Nepal, KoL
• YCL head refutes abuse charges, VoA
• The Growing foreign concern for Nepal, Oh My News
• Torture still rampant in Nepal, TOI
• More Nepalis seeking overseas jobs: report, Gulf Times
• Rare Nepal elephants suffer from TB, CNN

• Former US president Carter visits Nepal,People's Daily
• US launches blistering attack on Nepal Maoists, Raw Story
• Communist Party members involved in subversive activities,Kuense
• Bina is bound for Napal home,Fermanagh Herald
• Maoists Call Shutdown In Terai,NEWSPost India
• MCOMS concentrates on rational use medicines to students.,Med News
• UN to start 2nd phase of monitoring of Maoist Army,Zee News
• Four injured as Maoists, NC-D cadres clash in ramechhap,Himalayan Times
• Himalayan trek is worth the effort,Toronto Star
• Nepal's per capita income grows by 9 per cent,M&C
• Envoy to seek govt help over Qatar labor issue,KOL
• No Law and Order, No elections": NC warning to Maoists,PRLog.Org
• why on earth, a lonely Hindu nation was looked up,TOI
• US offers $50 M assistance to Nepal,Gorkhapatra
• Economy is main concern for Nepali,Angus Reid Global Monitor
• Confucius Institute in Nepal inaugurated,People's Daily
• Doomsday ahead, warns Nepal godman,NewKerala

• UN to verify Maoist troops from Thursday,Gulf-Times
• Health officials search for those exposed to TB, KOAA, CO
• Last hope for Bhutanese refugees in Nepal,Indian Muslims
• Water borne disease a major health problem in Nepal,Ohmynews
• Peace in Nepal opens tourist floodgates, Radio Australia
• Nepal Maoists withdraw shutdown after talks with PM, India eNews.
• Nepal elephants suffer from TB, Daily Times
• Nepal gears up for second amendment to interim Constitution, New Kerala
• The Dalai Lama's great green mission, Kalgoorlie Golden Mail
• RPP against second amendment,Nepalnews
• UN's role would be critical in ensuring smooth elections, Times of India
• At least ten elephants haveTV in Chitwan national park,Times Online
• Qatar deports 127 Nepalis for striking,KOL
• Prachanda wants India to 'play positive role’,Hindu
• PM Koirala : national policy for IDPs, People's Daily
• Few know of 'no ban' clause,Gulfnews
• Tasks before Nepal leadership, Asian Tribune
• Program launched to light villages nationwide in Nepal, People's Daily
• Sikkim traders seek compensation from China,Zee News

• Snow storm kills 16 villagers in Nepal,Radio Australia
• India in touch with Nepal on Mechi Bridge violence,NewKerala
• Constituent assembly election in November,Times of India
• Rhino population declining in western Nepal,CNN
• Let new assembly decide monarchy's fate, US says,Bloomberg
• US satisfies with decision to new polls date,People's Daily
• 16 bodies of herb pickers recovered in Nepal,India eNews
• Bihar panchayat poll winner is Nepali citizen,Indian Muslims
• Nation-wide Strike Affects Public Life,Nepal human Rights News
• Bhutanese cause has Nepal's moral support: Sitaula,Kantipur Online
• China holds seminar to help south Asian reduce poverty, People's Daily
• 16 herb-pickers dead in l snow storm, Reuters
• Star backs Gurkha’s rights plea,Gulf-Times
• Want peace and quiet, don't go to Everest', Preston Citizen
• Top US official meets Koirala,Hindu
• Asia Pacific security summit - Shangri-la dialogue, Radio Australia

• UNHCR deeply concerned by camp incidents, UNHCR
• Bhutanese refugees clash with Nepal police,CNN
• Students back in schools after teachers end stir, Hindu
• Remarkable reduction in child mortality rate,The Brunei Times
• 500 kilograms of garbage taken off Mount Everest,Ottawa Citizen
• UN to begin second phase of Maoist verification, M&C
• Bhutan again votes for tradition as mock poll ends, Reuters
• Nine killed in bomb blast in Palpal, Hindustan Times
• Mountain communities fear melting glaciers, flooding, Reuters
• Snowstorm kills 16 Nepalis, People's Daily
• Nepali farmer wins everest marathon, Supersport
• Street children given hope in Nepal,BBC
• Maoists bar Indian vehicles in Nepal,Times of India
• Druk Yellow Party wins mock election, Kuensel
• Finland to provide grant assistance for peace fund, People's Daily
• British doctors save stricken climber on Everest, Guardian
• 2nd Bhutanese refugee killed in Nepal, People's Daily
• Tory peer steps in to help war hero Gurkha banned from the UK,Daily Mail
• Bhutanese refugees in Nepal deserve options,UN
• Amnesty charges Nepal Govt of failure to restore human rights,Zee News
• Schools witness week-long strike in Nepal,People's Daily
• Two Nepalese arrested with heroin and fake Indian currency,NewKerala.

• Pilgrims rush to see 'sweating' statue in Nepal, Telegraph
• Hundreds of Hindus in Nepal are flocking to see a statue of a ..., BBC
• Maoist get allowances in key political deal, Reuters
• Schools remain closed following teacher strike, AHN
• Nepal deity ‘sweats’ – bad times ahead?, Gulf-Times
• Nepal begins endangered rhino census, China Post
• 1000 residential quarters for CPN-M combatants, People's Daily
• Maoists step up drive to grab properties, Zee News
• Airlines staff involved in trafficking, Kantipuronline
• A 'grey coat day' for Nepal Maoists, Hindustan Times
• Nepal poll delay may cause trouble, Times of India
• Two Indians arrested for Killing Nepali, Arab News
• Monthly stipend for Nepal rebels, MWC News
• Mountaineers' fear of global warming, BBC
• Maoist-Nepal opposition to hold fresh talks in Delhi, Hindustan Times
• UN agency delivers reproductive health services in conflict ..., UN

• Bangladesh censors Himal magazine, Gulf-Times
• Nagina Devi born in Nepal, MLA in Bihar, Hindustan Times
• UNHCR chief Antonio Guterres to visit Nepal, KOL
• Maoists close down Nepal schools indefinitely, RxPG NEWS
• Nepal intends to have ambassador in Malaysia, Bernama
• Induct Maoist fighters into defence Force: Nepal, THT
• ADB mulls pull out from development project in Nepal, Hindu
• Fear not subsides in quake-affected area in eastern Nepal, People's Daily
• Buena Vista halts Nepal recruiting after tuition mixup, WQAD
• Czech climber dies on Mount Everest, IHT
• Nepal again heads for constitutional crisis,Washington Times
• Maoists: Purists or Pragmatists?, Reuters
• Jimmy Carter to visit Nepal from June 13, Rising Nepal
• Minister Yadav hits out at US mission, THT
• Maoists threaten strike over 'inhuman' camps, Independent Online,
• 10 tonnes of smuggled red sandalwood seized in Nepal, Hindustan Times
• The Nepali revolution and international relations, Monthly Review
• Prachanda warns of nationwide strike, THT
• JTMM-J threatens to kill Post scribe, five others, KOL
• Nepal keen on devaluing its currency, Hindustan Times
• Inhabitants are Nepali and Tibetan descent in Lachung, Calcutta Telegraph
• New highway divides isolated Buddhist kingdom of Mustang, Taipei Times
• Nepal to beef up security, Hundu
• Journalist sets record by scaling Mt. Qomolangma, People's Daily
• Democracy in America: two from Nepal tell all, Pittsburgh Post Gazette
• Local bodies should be formed immediately, Rising Nepal

• Sherpa tops Everest for 17th time, CNN
• PM fails to revive paralysed parliament, India eNews
• Kanchanpur tense after Maoist vandalism, KOL
• 16 - Palace congratulates Pinay mountaineers, Balita
• India slams US report on human trafficking, Hindustan Times
• Kalaiya shuts down after Kidnapping of a Child, Himalayan Times
• Two S. Korean climbers dead on Everest, Yonhap News
• Marxists push for action on the king, Asia Times Online
• Praised for progress in reducing child mortality rate, People's Daily
• King’s presence can’t be dismissed!, Telegraphnepal
• Billions to cost to repairs infrastructure, Gulf-Times
• Three Nepali 'human traffickers' nabbed, Hindustan Times
• Training unemployed young Tibetan women, Phayul
• Leave children at libraries, please, The Brunei Times
• Ban of poultry imports from India, WorldPoultry
• Red Cross seeks panel on Nepal civil war, Peninsula On-line

• Thousands of Maoists surround parliament, Anatolian Times,
• Cops, JTMM men trade fire in Rautahat, Himalayan Times
• NZ hospitals could learn from Nepal, Wanganui Chronicle
• Asha Bhonsle wishes to sing in Nepali others 13 languages, Indiatimes
• Rare idols recovered in Delhi, three arrested, New Kerala
• Stress on tourism at Sikkim , The Statesman
• Ex-Army chief barred from leaving country, Zee News
• Widespread disappearances still unresolved despite peace, Reuters
• Home Minister seeks Maoist's commitment, AHN
• Maoist reject allegations they have children in, IHT
• Indexing mothers, children: the case of Nepal, Nepal Monitor
• Nepal will be republican state soon, says Yadav, Rising Nepal
• Hashish worth Rs 2 cr on way to Japan seized, Times of India
• Over 42,000 in Nepali suffer from asthma, Medical News Today
• Two die of mystery disease in Nepal, Xinhua
• Three held with idols from Nepal, Times of India
• King set to lose power to decorate people, Hindu

• Highest mobile call climb begins, BBC
• PM mulling CA polls in 3rd week of November, Himalayan Times
• Dalai Lama eyes retirement, CNN
• Maoist supremo expresses commitment on behalf of YCL, KOL
• Faces fuel shortage after India cuts supply, Khaleej Times
• Nepali workers appeal to open embassy in Israel, People's Daily
• Bhutan trying to force ethnic Nepali out of the country, M&C
• Studying Buddhist philosophy in India, Kuensel
• Six killed, several missing in Bhote Koshi River road accident, M&C
• Tibetan Plateau much older than Himalayas, Daily India
• Mustang King renovates centuries-old monasteries,
• Gulf Nepali victims’ families to get compensation, The Peninsula
• PM says unity among eight parties strong, People's Daily
• HRW asks Maoists to release child soldiers, Deccan Herald
• Udit Narayan in Patna to Promote his Bhojpuri Film, Patna Daily
• Bumpy Road Ahead in Nepal, Nepal Monitor
• Nepal gets its first Catholic bishop, Catholic World News
• Tenzing Norgay’s grandson is returning to Everest, Everest News
• The Tibet Express newspaper sets up Kathmandu branch Phayul

• IFJ flays continued attacks on journalists, Himalayan Times
• Political leaders fail to meet to resolve differences, IHT
• Nepal not to increase petro product prices soon, People's Daily
• Indian oil supplies to Nepal cut, BBC News
• Maoists deny reports of child soldiers, VOA
• Protesters demand HIV help, BBC
• Educators gather for social justice conference, Canada NewsWire
• Mutiny struck Kheri before revolt, Hindustan Times
• Center admits presence of illegal migrants, Assam Tribune
• Women will have to wait for their rights, Malaysia Sun,
• Eight-party meeting put off, western Nepal shut down, Zee News
• UN to step up staff security after recent killing, ReliefWeb
• Disband Abusive Volunteer Corps in Malaysia, Kansas City infoZine
• Two Nepali die inside oil tank in Malaysia, Gulf Times
• Medieval Buddhist paintings found in Mustang cave, FOX News
• Course in Katmandu to teach online radio techniques, IJNet

• Maoists impose strike in five Terai districts, Hindu
• 12th century Buddha paintings found, USA Today
• Govt committed to compensate journo victims of conflict, KOL
• Cricket stumps India's Everest dreams, CNN-IBN,
• Mountaineer dies after fall, MHS
• Fundraisers see how aid adds up, Oxford Mail
• Bad news hounds Nepali journalists, Asia Pacific Media
• PM urges for unity among all forces, Telegraphnepal
• 800 Nepali workers stranded in Malaysia, People's Daily
• Former army chief Satchit SJB Rana dead, Malaysia Sun
• Media predators in Nepal, Guardian Unlimited
• Momento Apparels co-owner Tika Dhakal appears before RID, KOL
• Villagers suffering intimidation, extortion at hands of Maoists, Reuters
• Italian climber dies near summit of Nepal mountain, Reuters
• Prachanda slams top UN representative, Zee News
• Gunmen rob 5 vehicles in Sarlahi, K OL

• Explorers find ancient caves and paintings in Nepal, Reuters
• Worldwide interest as polls open, BBC
• Peace and power-sharing in Nepal, Reuters
• How a monk's message made the Dalai Lama a star, Chicago Daily Herald
• Curfew in west Nepal clashes between police and rebels, IHT
• Press Freedom Day observed in Nepal, People's Daily
• Maoists announce 3-hour Gulariya strike, KOL
• One Nepali and 3 others killed in rocket attack on Baghdad , France24,
• Fight foreign interference, Prachanda says, Telegraphnepal
• Hundreds of snakes have invaded Maoist’s camps, Edmonton Sun
• Get me to the church on time, Norwich Evening News
• Sahana stresses laws on women journalists , Rising Nepal
• Maoist minister threatens to walk out of govt, Nepalnews
• Lack of customs regulations of the Indian and Nepalese,
• West Bengal Govt signs MoU with Bhutan, Hindustan Times

• Gov't, media ignore plight of displaced women, Reuters
• Maoists block U.N. checks at camps, China Post
• Poll postponement will help address critical issues, Hindu
• Prime minister calls for peace, unity, goodwill, IHT
• Update on Sherpas' trek to Mt. Everest, KSL-TV
• $6 million gem in Kathmandu, Washington Post
• Swiss attempts new route on Annapurna I, NZZ Online
• 3 Nepali and 145 0thers aliens arrested in Dallas, Canada Free Press
• UN accuses Maoists of attacking returning refugees, Radio Australia
• 2551st Birth anniversary of Lord Buddha, AHN
• 2 Nepali and 20 other die in Himachal bus accident, India eNews
• Nepali trade union federations issue international labor, People's Daily
• Eight-party trust breaking down, KOL
• Maoists warn fresh agitation ifl not declared republic, Times of India
• Asian press freedoms in decline however improvements in Nepal, Radio Australia
• Marchers want to share in growth, The Standard
• Baghdad up close and personal, uruknet.info
• 5 dead, 32 injured in separate road mishaps, KOL

• PM Koiral receives Mother Teresa Millennium Award, Assam Trib I MTA home
• Maoists threaten mass protests for republic, ReliefWeb
• Maoists attack police post in Katkaiya, official says, IHT
• UN frustrated by Maoist, Voice of America
• United States issues country report on terrorism, Asian Tribune I The Report
• World Bank to provide Rs 392 crore, Newkerala
• UN asks Maoists to return seized properties, Ohmynews
• Maoists put conditions for second phase registration: Martin, Nepalnews
• Complex questions remain in Nepal: Ban Ki-Moon, Nepal Monitor
• Bomb hoax shuts down Kathmandu airport for hours, Khaleej Times
• Wanna buy an embassy? US making deals in Nepal, too, WOP
• NGOs concerned at lack of action to release child soldiers, Reuters
• Indian govt asks Nepal to clear energy dues, KoL
• A Nepali and 3 other die in Gulf road crash, Gulf-Times
• More Nepali citizens going abroad for work, Zee
• Runaway Nepali’s body remains in mortuary, The Peninsula
• Madheshis' seek Indian political support, Hindu
• 118th International Labour Day celebrated across nation, KoL

• Maoists set deadline for republic, PRESS TV
• Violence against teachers, students on the rise, Turkish Daily
• Ethnic groups committing human rights abuses in Nepal, Zee News
• Salary rise for civil servants recommended in Nepal, People's Daily
• Trekking in Nepal with babies, The Brunei Times
• Maoists give May ultimatum, Gulf-Times
• 118 Nepali bonded laborers in Malaysia, Kantipur Online
• Army rebukes King-Army Chief meet, Telegraphnepal
• Swiss team wraps up Nepal visit, Rising Nepal
• Everest claims first victim of season, ABC Online
• Cloud of doubt hangs over the new Nepal, New Straits Times
• For a people overlooked, a lens at last, New York Times
• We didn't hear anything from the Nepalese, Guardian
• Prisoners in Nepal end hunger strike, Times of India
• Ace Finance upgrading into Development Bank, Nepalnews
• Protesters at Mount Everest claim mistreatment, amNewYork
• Holy icons of Katmandu, NEWS.com
• 30 multiplexes set to open by end-2008, Business Standard
• Darjeeling Nepalese maids have also come on the market, Rediff

• 41 parties register for Constituent Assembly, People's Daily
• Nepali central bank to introduce new banking law, CCTV
• Tens of thousands of Bhutanese refugees to be resettled in US, M&C
• Their Names Liveth Forever, Hindustan Times
• Nepal struggles with big questions, IHT
• House has no authority to declare republic, Kantipuronline
• Powell new US envoy to Nepal, Rising Nepal
• Mohan Gopal Khetan, 61, dead, India eNews.com
• People still under Maoists threat, Telegraphnepal.com
• British delegation meets ex-Gurkha in Nepal, People's Daily
• Two killed in south Nepal violence, Gulf-Times
• UN brings local leaders for talks on human rights in peace process, UN
• US to expedite resettling of Bhutanese refugees, Hindustan Times
• Indo-Nepal border new transition point of terrorists, NewKerala
• Everest conqueror Hillary released from hospital,
• Poll may make Bhutan grossly, nationally unhappy, The Age
• Darjeeling, a hot spot for tourists, Rediff, India
• 400-year-old stolen idol recovered from Nepal, Newkerala.
• Controversy flares over Olympic, France24
• Passport racket runs deep, CNN-IBN

• Maoists seizing King Gyanendra's land, Times of India
• US officials arrive in Kathmandu to Seek Refugee Solutions, AHN
• 50 protesting Maoist victims arrested in Nepal, DailyIndia
• Dalai Lama expected to pack Maui stadium, Honolulu
• PM Koirala commits to return Maoist victims' property, Kantipuronline
• Ethnic protesters call indefinite Nepal strike from Monday, Indian Muslims
• HIV awareness amongst MSM still low, Reuters
• Bhutanese refugees in Nepal demand recognition of political ..., Malaysia Sun
• Police arrest over 48 Maoist victims in Pulchowk, Kantipur Online
• Nepali and other intrenation student hail from afar, The Free Lance-Star
• Landslide kills 4 Nepali migrants, The Tribune
• Workers’ shelter to hold charity bazaar, Gulf-Times
• Maoist-affiliated group seize royal properties in Nepal, Malaysia Sun
• International tiger symposium held in Nepal, China Daily
• Refugees urge Bhutan King to involve them in polls, Himalayan Times
• Philanthropy on a shoestring, Helena Independent Record
• Gun less days supplied arms to the kings of Bhutan, Nepal, Expressindia

• Bhutan takes a leap into unknown world of democracy, Reuters
• Madhesi strike hits southern Nepal, Radio Australia
• Ethnic strike shuts schools, shops in Nepal plains, Reuters
• Nepal slips 16 positions down in FIFA world ranking, Nepal News.
• Maoist leader denied Visa by US, PRESS TV
• Bhutan's election dummy run, The Australian
• UN probe blames Nepal government for Terai massacre, Malaysia Sun
• Taking the long route from Sydney to Nepal, CNN
• Sherpa tries to top self in new bid on Everest, Chicago Tribune
• The bounty of Katmandu, Christian Science Monitor
• The Gurkha workers, Basingstok
• In World Full of Grief, Hokies’ Tragedy Hits Home, Georgetown University
• 700 sheep, goats killed in remote Nepali district due to PPR, People's Daily
• Red carpet welcome to new Chinese envoy, Daily Times
• Nepalese house driver commits suicide, Peninsula
• Nepali journalists leave for US , Rising Nepal
• India should treat Nepal as equal partner, Zee News

• 4 Nepalis killed in Afghan blast, Swissinfo
• Nepali Hindus observe Mother's Day, Malaysia Sun
• US to review visas for hunger strikers, Radio Australia
• CIAA Summons Eleven ‘Kingpins’, Himalayan Times
• Bomb hits UN vehicle in Afghanistan, USA Today
• Afghan blast kills five in UN vehicle, Reuters
• Bomb strikes UN convoy, killing 5: Afghan police, CBC
• One Asian dying of AIDS every minute: WHO, Hindustan Times
• Finance Minister calls for strong industrial security, People's Daily
• Armed group attacks police station in restive south Nepal, china post
• Unacceptable conditions: Carter center, Nepal Monitor
• Meet on tiger conservation begins in Nepal,
• Hollywood actor Gere in Kathmandu, Nepal News
• Bhutan all set to stage mock poll, KoL
• Bhutan king predicts India's domination of global economy, IRNA
• India explores railway line for Sikkim, Telegraph India
• Parents did not register my birth: Mani Kumar Subba, Telegraph
• Gere cools off in Kathmandu, DNA

• Police raid Maoists' offices in Nepal, Times of India
• Swiss arms monitors upbeat over Nepal's future, Swissinfo
• MPRF welcomes govt call, urges to create climate for talks, Kantipur Online
• Maoists evict Madhesi patients from Kathmandu hospital, Indian Muslims
• Declare republic or hold referendum on monarchy, NewsYatra
• US citizens planing to adopt child from Nepal, Student Operated Press
• Maoists demand country be declared a republic, IHT
• South Asian Countries Plan Joint University, CHE
• US embassy to review protesters’ cases, Kantipur Online
• Police raid Maoists' office in Nepal, Hindu
• Maoists threaten new campaign to end monarchy, Reuters
• Rhinos near extinction in Nepal, Hindustan Times
• Nepali political parties' flag atop Mt. Qomolongma, People's Daily
• Edmund Hillary urges Everest clean-up, Himalayan Times,
• China stops Prague mayor from Everest ascent, Malaysia Sun
• Government Shows Signs of Fraying, Voice of America
• Koirala under attack over election delay, Gulf Times
• Bhutia says there is no professionalism, Hindustan Times

• 6 killed, 30 injured in Dadeldhura bus accident, KOL
• Maoists 'jail' women for lesbianism, Malaysia Sun
• Midwife aims to deliver cash, Cambridge Evening News
• Maoist ministers make public code of conduct, Kantipuronline
• Maoist faction shuts down southern Nepal, India eNews
• Tension in south could lead to war, analysts warn, ReliefWeb
• Not 'feasible' to hold June polls in Nepal, Stratfor
• Maoists shut down southern Nepal, Playfuls
• Tension in south could lead to war, analysts warn, Reuters
• Family tackles Everest ... for mom, Aspen Times,
• Strike Shuts Down Several Districts In Southern Nepal, Playfuls
• New Yorker’s mission: helping children from abroad, VOL
• Missing Gay Girls Reappear In Nepal, Queerty
• Riots at a beauty pageant, Radio Australia,
• Cheated Nepalese labourer taken refuge at embassy premises, Peninsula
• 60 Nepali workers stranded in Qatar, Nepal News
• Fake visa lands Nepali in a spot, Gulf-Times
• UN to start storing Nepali Army's arms, ReliefWeb
• King of climbing sets base camp in Utah, The Spokesman Review
• Fake visa racket unearthed, three held, Times of India
• New labour protocol with Nepal on cards, Gulf Times
• Dalai Lama's Office Won't Reopen In Nepal: Prachanda, Playfuls

• Nepal gets £60m to 2015 for education funding, Guardian
• Nepal Night set for Saturday at SCSU, St. Cloud Times
• 18000 children working in hazardous sectors: report, ReliefWeb
• Bhutan eager to resolve refugee issue, Washington Times
• 37 mountaineering teams head for Himalayas, Malaysia Sun
• Indian security men beat Nepali at bordering village, AHN
• NC will decide on king before CA: Koirala, Kantipuronline
• Nepali wary after strikes and clashes, BBC
• EU to feed Bhutanese refugees in Nepal, UN
• Will boost trade & development?, Central Chronicle
• ITUC urges multinationals to withdraw from Burma, Mizzima
• WHO said mosquitoes have been increase in the Kathmandu,Hindu
• Tuberculosis threat to carpet weavers, RINnews
• CPN-M to issue Code of Conduct for party ministers, Kantipuronline
• Blame game for SAARC failure….., Asian Tribune,
• Maoists soon to register FM Radio under govt law, AHN
• Indian govt plans to improve trade route with China, Fibre2fashion
• Tuberculosis threat to carpet weavers, Reuters
• NepalI children need more protection after years of suffering, UN
• VCs in universities will be appointed soon: Nepali minister, People's Daily
• Train to woo Buddhist tourists, Chennai Online,

• Maoists beat up 12 cadres of other parties in Kalikot, Rising Nepal
• Kalikot HQ witnesses overnight curfe, THT
• Give up weapons in seven days, Nepal govt warns Maoists, Hindu
• United Nations welcomes new government, Daily Times
• Nepal respect press freedom, Telegraphnepal
• I gambled 60 years of my career for Nepal's peace: Koirala, Times of India
• 'I Gambled 60 years of my Career for Peace in Nepal': Koirala, THT
• Indian PM inaugurates 14th SAARC summit,IRNA
• Curfew in Nepal town after Maoists go on rampage, Earthtimes
• Nepal going somewhere, Nepal Monitor
• Provision to remove Nepal's King, Hindu
• Nepal, India agree on border controls, RxPG NEWS
• Nepali gov't urges all to submit illegal arms within a week, People's Daily
• Nepal govt bans carrying arms in public, Times of India
• Chinese PM congratulates Koirala, Rising Nepal
• Maoist ministers in cabinet raise hopes, cause fears, AsiaNews
• Kathmandu's slice of Tibet, Ohmynews

• British minister visits Nepal, People's Daily
• Euphoria, concerns as Maoists join government, Reuters
• Communist rebels join interim government in Nepal, IHT
• Former rebels join Nepali government, Guardian
• CPN chairman upbeat on Nepal´s new interim govt, CCTV, China
• Everest mobile call effort begins, BBC
• Kathmandu's solution to planned, supply chain review,
• South Asian TV programme launched, Earthtimes
• Maoists long march lands them in govt, Monsters and Critics
• 3 Nepali drowned in Tamil Nadu, Hindu
• Koirala meets Manmohan Singh ahead of SAARC summit, Malaysia Sun
• Docs on Everest mission get bitter dose, CNN-IBN
• Maoists join ruling coalition, LA Times
• India, US hail new interim govt, Rising Nepal
• World reactions on interim government, Nepal Monitor
• UK £36.5 million boost for peace in Nepal, ReliefWeb
• Downer welcomes interim government, Advertiser Adelaide
• PM Singh talks to PM Koirala in New Delhi, FOX News
• No bones about new species, The Canberra Times
• Emergency landing of plane halts Koirala's carcade, Hindu
• Terai closure first challenge for Maoist govt, Malaysia Sun
• Sahana Pradhan is new foreign minister, Indian Muslims
• BJP fears boost to naxalism as Maoists become Nepal Ministers, Hindu

• Koirala appointed head of new unity Govt, Hindu
• Path to peace for Nepal's Maoists, BBC
• Maoists join interim government, Reuters
• Rebels join Nepal's government, Washington Post
• 6 former rebels join Nepal's government, Guardian Unlimited
• Parties in Nepal ruling coalition resolve differences, China Post
• Former rebels join Nepal's government, CBS
• Maoists join government, Irish Times
• Maoists finally join government in Nepal, Times of India
• Maoists sworn into a new interim government, Radio Australia
• New Nepal PM calls for unity, patience, Indian Muslims
• Newly formed cabinet holds brief meeting, Kantipur Online
• Maoists join interim govt in Nepal, boost peace pact, Reuters
• British team in Nepal told to halt Everest medical research plans, IHT
• Carpet export drops by 5 pct in Nepal, People's Daily
• Series of blasts in southern Nepal injures six, M&C
• Nepal Maoists' attack on India, Telegraphnepal
• Maoists attack town on Bihar-Nepal border, Times of India
• Nepalese dies in accident, The Peninsula
• June 20 set as date for CA polls, Kantipur Online

• Japanese troops arrives for UN mission, Xinhua
• 8 party meet postponed till Saturday, KoL
• Scorned deputy PM delays new government, India eNews
• Darjeeling police hospital in a shambles, the Statesman
• Maoists on verge of joining interim cabinet, Reuters
• Interim govt to be formed in Nepal today, Times of India
• Nepali strike deal on interim government, MSNBC
• Maoists finally capture power in Nepal, Indian Muslims
• Interim govt to be formed today, CNN-IBN
• Maoists join Nepal's new government, Gulf-Daily
• Nepal ranks 100 in IFC’s business-friendly nations, Khaleej Times
• Maoists to join government in Nepal, CNN
• Bhutan: A poll without real parties, campaigns, Zee News
• Restive South Asia holds summit, but unity elusive, Reuters
• Alok Bohara on Nepali academics, politics, economics, Nepal Monitor
• 5th Chinese education exhibition kicks off in Nepal, People’s Daily
• Nepal's 'Bryan Adams' arrested in Dubai, India Muslims
• Kerala HC quashes Govt. notice against Royal Bhutan lottery, Ind Lawnews
• India grants Rs 2610 cr package to Bhutan, Assam Tribune

• CA poll will begin registration from March 31, People's Daily
• Maoists 'to join cabinet', BBC
• Interim regime to take oath today, Hindu
• Koirala to announce interim govt today, The Tribune
• Jwala Singh Declares ‘Free Republican Terai State’, THT
• Nepal and Himachal Prade supply six varieties of tea, Emediawire
• Retired teacher learning about, Nepal, Township Journal
• Party poopers in Nepal, Asian Tribune
• Girls not spared by violence in Terai, Reuters
• A glimpse of Nepal, Carlisle Sentinel
• Ruling parties and rebels agree to form interim govt, IHT
• Nepali strike interim government deal, Boston Globe
• Moriarty urges to PM to becareful Including Maoists in Govt, AHN
• Parties agree on division of ministries, India eNews
• Maoists set to join interim government, Reuters
• 8 partie agree to form 26-member interim govt, AHN
• Nepali parties intensify negotiations over interim govt, People's Daily
• Unveil historic multi-party government, PRESS TV
• Parnita's achievement, Hindu
• Mountain madness hello from Namche Bazar, Everest
• Devyani arrives in Kathmandu for wedding reception, Zee News

• Seven injured in firing at Nepal factory, Malaysia Sun
• Maoist activities causing outflow of capital, Kantipuronline
• Bill prohibits the political parties from enlisting corruption, PR-Inside
• Journalists under threat, Rising Nepal
• Nepal journalists threatened by anti-govt groups, Daily Times
• 12.6 billion USD needed to achieve MDGs in Nepal, People's Daily
• Mountains and Maoists, Newsweek
• Maoists say Nepal peace process in danger, Reuters
• Power-Sharing Not Working, Maoists Say, Stratfor
• Govt, Maoists fail to break deadlock, Times of India
• Terrorism a 'big issue' at SAARC summit, India eNews.
• Continuing violence in south threatens peace process, Reuters
• One dead as violence continues in Terai, Times of India
• Bomb planted at media office in Nepal, Hindu
• Madhesh University for Peace to be set up, People's Daily
• Gurkhas hope film will aid their pensions battle, Guardian
• Colombo to raise rebel fight at SAARC, Radio Australia
• Gurkha war veterans demand equal pensions in UK, Daily India

• 17.5 million voters eligible for CA polls, Nepal News
• PM Koirala, Nepal discuss interim govt formation, Kantipur Online
• Japan sends six soldiers to Nepal, Radio Australia
• Uganda, Canada bag two ICC awards, Malaysia Sun
• Nepal wins ICC's women's cricket initiative award, THT
• 15 arrested in Rajbiraj for defying order, NHRN
• Blasts rock southern Nepal, PRESS TV, Iran
• Nepali women's cricket initiative awarded, People's Daily
• 5 wounded in fresh violence in troubled south Nepal, IHT
• Japan approval 6 servicemen to a U.N. mission monitoring Nepal, Chinapost
• Buddha boy plans live burial, Gulf-Times
• A cure for Prachanda's 'Royalist' phobia, News Blaze
• South Asian University to be in India, Indian Catholic :
• Political party, newspaper target of bombs in southern Nepal, M&C
• Bomb hurled at Kantipur Biratnagar office, Kantipuronline
• 17th Time Up Mt. Everest for Sherpa living In Utah, KUTV,
• Bihar politician's name crops up in Nepal carnage, Times of India
• Five Indians, two locals hurt in Nepal firing,
• New Delhi to have first SAARC University,Kantipuronline
• Nepal, Pakistan and others gender equality worst in the chart, Caboodle.hu
• Nepalese cashier hurt in another poker robbery , Saipan Tribune
• FNJ condemns threat against journalists, Nepal News

• Russia team sets off to find new approaches to Everest, ITAR-TASS,
• Nepal's Buddha boy plans live burial: report, Indian Muslims
• UN calls for investigation into massacre, Radio Australia
• 7 suspects arrest involved inclash in the south, IHT
• Political parties' meeting fails to agree on power sharing, People's Daily
• Growing Terai turmoil casts doubts on Nepal elections, Gulf-Times
• Gaur carnage against humanit, Rising Nepal
• SAARC Car Rally arrives in Ned Bhddha's birth place at Lumbini, APP
• Koirala to leave for SAARC on April 1, Nepal News
• Nepal PM to arrive in New Delhi Sunday, Indian Muslims
• Maoists accuse Hindu extremists of supporting Madhesi, Zee News
• Crisis deepens in Madhesh, Nepalmonitor
• School Leaving Certificate exam in April, People's Daily
• Indian teen freed in Nepal, India eNews
• Nepal bans rallies in south, MWC News
• Peace process endangered, warns US, GG2.net
• Sherpas heading for home, Deseret News
• Four kidnapped Hyderabad children rescued, Peninsula On-line
• Strike shuts down Kathmandu's main vege market, Hindu

• Maoists demand dissolution of Koirala govt, Times of India
• Indian traders protest 'unfair' Nepal tax, Earthtime
• World forces playing to prevent timely CA, Kantipuronline
• SSB well-prepared to guard borders, Hindu
• US Embassy condemns Gaur clash , Rising Nepal
• Terai carnage casts shadow on Nepal poll, Times of India
• Clashes in Nepal, NDTV
• SIM card gangs prey on Marwaris, Malaysia Sun
• 6 Held on Suspicion over Rautahat Violence, NHRN
• Indian trader’s son kidnapped, Gulf-Times
• Nepal making more efforts to fight TB,People's Daily
• A special train connecting Buddhist circuit, Hindu
• Maoist leader airs doubts over Koirala's leadership, DailyIndia
• UK investors to focus on retail sector, Ireland Online
• Maoists disrupt parliamentary session,Kantipuronline
• US warns Nepal peace process endangered by ethnic violence,Zee News
• Nepal bans rallies in south, Aljazeera
• Govt plans tunnel road under the King's palace, Hindu
• Railway line to ease Nepal`s cargo woes, Business-Standard
• Govt for cement imports to contain price,CNN-IBN

• Mount Everest to go uncoated, China daily
• UN calls for justice and end to all violence, UN
• WFP needs more funds to feed Bhutanese refugees in Nepal, People's Daily
• Maoists need lessons in democratic procedure, Kantipuronline
• Polls only possible when, Telegraph Nepal
• Security stepped up in southern Nepal after 26 killed, SDUT
• Police scour Nepal farms for deadly clash victims, Reuters
• Maoists to protest killing of their activists in restive south, IHT
• Curfew in Nepal towns; clashes leave 29 dead, Peninsula
• Bhutanese expressed their concern on the Bhutanese in Nepal, Kuenselonline
• Peace compromise, or compromised peace, Nepali Times
• Singer readies for peak performance, India eNews>
• South Asia People's Assembly to be organized in Nepal, People's Daily
• Refugee from Nepal given sanctuary in Ottawa church, CBC Ottawa
• HCHR calls for probe into killings in Nepal's Central Region, reliefweb

• Curfew extended after Nepal clash, BBC
• Security forces on alert in Nepal, Boston Globe
• Towns under fresh curfew after deadly clashes, Reuters
• Security Forces on Alert in Nepal, Los Angeles Times
• 24 dead in southern Nepal clashes, CNN
• 25 people killed in Nepal clash, Hindu
• Terai bloodbath leaves 27 dead, dozens hurt, Malaysia Sun
• Maoists seek to outlaw ethnic Madhesi group ,m&c
• Maoists to protest Gaur incident, People's Daily
• Ban "criminal outfit" MPRF: Prachanda ,Kantipuronline
• New curfew after deadly clashes, Radio Australia
• Gun battle over location kills 10, Washington Times
• Security stepped up in south Nepal after 26 killed, IHT
• Business community call off strike, Maoists on rampage, India eNews
• Business strike suspended, People's Daily
• Nepal's reinvention, at warp speed, Los Angeles Times
• Five women buried alive by landslide, Hindu
• US working with India for peace in Nepal, India eNews
• Nepal embassy official to focus on expats with low income, Gulf-Times
• Labor export falls by up to 30 pct, People's Daily
• 33 die as Nepal hunts for rebels, Gulf-Daily
• UK suicide ends Nepal sleaze saga, Times of India
• Climbers will discuss Everest expedition at REI, Salt Lake

• Maoists in south Nepal gun battle, BBC
• Death toll in southern Nepal gun battle at least 25 (2nd Roundup), M&C
• Curfew in Nepal town after 7 killed in clash, Reuters
• Death toll rises in battle between rival groups, Playfuls
• Two killed in fresh Nepal clashes, BBC
• 8 Killed in Clash between Maoists and MPRF in Rautahat, NHRN
• Traders, Maoists meet to break impasse, Kantipuronline
• Markets, schools reopen in Kathmandu, Hindu
• Six-member SDF Nepal peace duty team to get LDP nod, Japan Times
• Crown princess to shift to India?, India eNews
• Only 26 percent have bank account in Nepal, Earthtimes
• Businessmen protest against Maoist, Hindu
• UN to start verification of CPN-M soldiers in Nepal, People's Daily
• Bill on free trade to Nepal and 13 others introduced in US Senate, Weekly Blitz
• LIC Nepal to raise insurance bonus, Kantipuronline
• Stranded Nepali to travel home, Gulf-Times
• Nepali gov't sends experts to treat mysterious disease, People's Daily
• Does this pillow let you sleep off a hangover?, Metro
• Foreign students face pressures of their own, Southeast Missourian
• Luck forsakes Sobhraj in Nepal, India eNews

• Thousands march over Maoist threats, Reuters
• Business group strikes in Nepal, forbes
• Maoist trade union wing owns up to beating hotelier Shrestha, KoL
• Maoists capture ex- army chief's property, India eNews
• Ire over extortions by Maoists, Hindu
• Fail to reach agreement on interim govt, IRNA
• Prachanda wants 21 Ministeries and 23 Ministers, or else..., TTN
• Anti-Maoist protests, BBC
• Parties fail to reach agreement on interim Govt, Hindu
• Business group strikes in against kidnapping, extortion by Maoists, IHT
• Gurkha soldiers seek justice from Britain, Christian Science Monitor
• Uddhav Bhandari who set himself alight dies, The Herald
• The vast majority of the world's slaves are in South Asia, Reuters
• Indian debacle in World Cup busts punters' network in Nepal, IMIN
• first-ever intimate images of snow leopards, NY Time
• Rural area residents still lack telecom access, People's Daily
• Nepal shuts down as traders go on warpath, India eNews
• Nepali soldiers teaching computing to the women of Houla, Ya Libnan,

• Uddhav Bhandari dies after fire protest, IC Scotland
• Maoists disrupt MJF press meet, Rising Nepal
• 70 injured in Birgunj and Kalaiya Clashes, Hindu
• Media man experience life threat, Telegraph Nepal
• Political attacks flare in Nepal, BBC
• Maoist threat to blacken DEO's face sparks furor, Kantipuronline
• Dozens hurt in clash between rival parties in Birgunj , ReliefWeb
• Curfew imposed in southern Nepal, People's Daily
• Kidnappings in three months to at least 35 in KTM, DNAI
• Commentary: Time for the King to step down, Asia Times
• Hydropower projects attract foreign power companies, People's Daily
• Bus community announces indefinite shutdown against Maoist, KOL
• Nepali or Indian VC wouldn't come close in respect., Edmonton Sun
• Indian Ambassador meets Koirala, NDTV
• Six killed in road accident, Playfuls
• View from Nepal, Midland Daily News
• The man who won't be king, Toronto Star
• India funding power projects in Nepal, Hindu
• King to lose more than 500 members of his staff, AHN
• King’s aide crosses swords with media, Peninsula
• Sundh for inclusive representation in CA, the Himalayan Times

• Kuwait becomes latest `hellhole` for Nepali women, Zee News
• Parties have failed to earn their legitimacy, Nepalnews
• Leopard skin fetches Rs 30,000 in Nepal, Financial Express
• Letter to Mr Koirala & Comrade Prachanda, Newsblaze
• Story of Uddhav Bhandari who set himself on fire in Scotland on failed asylum,
• 79 per cent of Nepalis favour reserv on the basis of ethnicity, Hindu
• Enlivening the myth of Shravan Kumar, Kalingatimes
• PM graces lunch with us based NRN, Telegraph Nepal
• Nepali Maoists urged to teach Indian Maoists, says US envoy, Zee News
• Young Nepalese attracted to radio broadcasting, Ohmynews
• King refuses to divulge wealth details, DNAI
• 11 Indian punters arrested, Malaysia Sun
• Filipino women set off to conquer Mount Qomolangma, People's Daily >
• A New Class of Citizen Journalists Starts Training in Nepal, Poynter
• politicians fail to see consensus, NDTV
• King’s staff will be slashed to a quarter of it's current size, Turkish Daily News
• Life affected by Chure Bhawar strike, Kantipuronline
• Terai group ends strike after being invited for talks, Zee News
• Govert, rebels keep up talks on interim government, IHT
• Parties discuss interim government, Hindu

• King is made to cut staff, BBC
• King to lose cooks, waiters and servants, Reuters
• Snow on China-Nepal border disrupts traffic, Hindu
• Anti-poverty protestors ‘clean up’ Severn Trent, WDM
• King to lose cooks, waiters and servants, Khaleejtimes
• Cousins of Nepal Maoist rebels kill 49, The NewStandard
• PM assures poll before June 15, People's Daily
• King Gyanendra loses trappings of monarchy as govt changes, MSNBC
• Former justice Singh rejects chairmanship of ECDC, Kantipuronline
• Climbing Everest for experiment, News Shopper
• The fight for democracy and press freedom in Nepal, Asia Media
• Maoist attack on Chhattisgarh police kills 49, Malaysia Star
• Government axes half of king's retinue, India eNews
• New calls to overhaul adoption procedures, Radio Australia
• Japan extends food aid, Himalayan Times
• Pawns are not players, NewsBlaze
• More students to sit SLC Examination this year, People's Daily
• Maoists return seized land in Dang, Rising Nepal
• Gurkhas get shown the money, Strategy Page
• Koria wants successful conduct of CA poll, Telegraphnepal
• King's envoy carries message to Hindu meet in India, India eNews

• Nepal sliding towards civil war, Strategy Page
• UN to investigate Maoists weapons and fighters, IHT
• U.N. to probe "unregistered" Maoist arms, Reuters
• UN concerned at reports that Maoists retain arms, UN
• Monarchy's fate sealed, Hindu
• Parliament can't decide Subba status, CNN-IBN
• Maoists in damage control, BBC
• Buddha boy disappears again, CNN-IBN
• Nepali and other 60 workers deported for violent protest, Gulf News
• Gurkhas set for farewell parade, Wiltshire Times
• Professor takes medical tests to Everest - using his own children, The Times
• Experience plus finance a potent buying force, NZH
• New species of big cat discovered, Daily Telegraph
• New great cat species identified in Borneo-WWF, Reuters
• Madhesh is a bread-basket of Nepal, Telegraphnepal
• China to create copy of Potala Palace, China Post
• Nepali students at Troy University an extended family, Troy Messanger
• Commentary: Battling Hepatitis in the Developing World, UCSF

• Erratic Puspa Kamal says Maoists not confined yet, BBC
• Anxious year ahead for Nepal and neighbours, the Brunei Times
• Maoists claim palace conspired against parties, Npalnews
• Madhesi groups withdraw indefinite strike, Zee News
• Royal family in fresh plot row, Times of India
• Nepal set to sign labor pact with S Korea, Kantipuronline
• WGA organizes women’s handicraft exhibition, Fibre2fashion
• Gover asked to hand over illegally possessed weapons, People's Daily
• Sikkim constable sent to 5-day police custody,
• Let panel probe Subba issue, says BJP, Hindu
• Indian passport advantageous in Bhutan, Little India
• Bhutan warns civil servants not to meddle in politics, India Enews
• Govt to send workers in SKorea in transparent way: Lekhak, Rising Nepal
• Tibetan women take to the streets against “Beijing’s slavery”, Asia News
• Overseas Nepalis demand right to vote, One World
• Bodies of slain Sikkim police personnel handed over to unit, Hindu
• Today is electricity holiday, NewsBlaze
• Vaccine 95.5% Effective Against Neglected Hepatitis E, Medical News
• Nepali language attracts foreign students, Kantipuronline

• PM says king should quit, BBC
• King, crown prince dealt fresh blow, Times of India
• PM changes stance, says king should abdicate, Reuters
• 35 injured, indefinite curfew follows in Sunsari, People's Daily
• Everest portrait purge furthers king's fall from grace, The Australian
• Nepal citizens calling for end of royals, United Press International
• More than just politics in Nepal, NewsBlaze
• Orphanages in 'children for sale' racket, Telegraph
• Kottler Visits Nepal to Help Women, The Daily Titan
• Journalists in Terai face first challenge, NewsBlaze
• Women Cricket in Nepal, Nepali Cricket
• World Bank grants dlrs 43m for poverty alleviation in Nepal, IRNA
• Lessons to be learned from Nepal, Midland Daily News
• Hindus challenge Nepal Constitution, demand Hindu state, Zee News
• Nepalese Church has grown fast, BosNewsLife
• Media workers attacked, threatened by political group, IFEX
• Survivor of Everest tragedy to return in triumph, Andhra Cafe
• Govt orders probe into King`s bank accounts, Zee News
• Challenges of Nepalese Energy Sector, Nepalnews
• Terai turmoil to hit Kathmandu now, India eNews
• Buddha Boy in new meditation spot, Erthtimes
• Maoists hand over ‘Plot’ CD to speaker, THT

• Violence in Terai as former Maoists begin fresh 'war', India eNews
• Sikkim cop kills 5 colleagues, E-Pao
• The new battlefront, Economist
• Abduction, extortion of Indian traders on the rise in Nepal, Zee News
• Dev Bahadur Khatri dies, curfew re-imposed in Banke, THT
• Nepali student dies after vehicle accident in Alabama, USA, Troy Messenger
• Foreigners adopt more than 2000 Nepalese orphans, Rising Nepal
• Farewell to arms, The Hindu
• Crown prince is a royal liability, Los Angeles Times
• Donors express commitment to provide assistance, People's Daily
• Swedish UN observers to Nepal, ReliefWeb
• Election Commission will not be able to hold elections on time, HST
• USAID provides US $200,000 to EC , Rising Nepal
• Let the games begin, Nepali Times
• CPN-M to start agitation if no interim gov't formed, People's Daily
• Bhutan refugees to be resettled in US?, India eNews
• Buddha boy" goes missing again, Reuters
• Curfew in Nepal villages after bloody clashes, Gulf Times
• US worried over threats to Nepal democracy, Daily Times
• Prachanda collected the evidences to support his claim AHN
• PM Promises Adequate Security for US Officials, Himalayan Times
• Abandoned wife appeals to Kashmiris for help, Indian Muslims
• U.S. says worried over threats to Nepal democracy, Reuters
• Curfew in Nepal villages after bloody clashes, The Peninsula
• Intl conference on adoption begins in capita, Kantipuronline
• Adoption groups try to end abuse of the current system ,
• Nepalese workers’ crisis ‘far from over’, Gulf Times
• Nepal, Bangladesh biggest exporters of trafficked minors, women in SA, DNA

• US Embassy concerned over assassination plot, KoL
• Pushing forward the peace process, DFID, UK
• Maoists to join cabinet, Times of India,
• Parliament amends constitution, Zee News
• Martin calls for security agreements for Maoists as first-phase report signed, UN
• Regional Workshop on Right to Information, NHRN
• Orphanages in 'children for sale' racket, Telegraph
• Parliament amends interim constitution, addresses Madheshi issues, AHN
• US concerned over accusation about ploy to murder US Officials, Zee News
• Oscar phenomenon grappling with cancer, RXPG
• Story behind Subba, CNN-IBN
• US official to review Maoist inclusion in interim Nepal Government, Malaysia Sun
• More seats to southern region, Peninsula
• Prachanda asks party cadres to return seizes properties, Hindustan Times
• US Under Secretary of State arriving Friday, Kantipuronline
• Thank You Leader Kim Jong Il” For Opening My Eyes, Daily NK

• Maoist rebels all set to join cabinet, Hindustan Times
• PM urged not to induct Maoists in interim gov, Nepalnews
• Gurkhas to get full army pensions, Reuters
• Commentary: Democracy and peace building, Telegraph
• Better pensions for some Gurkhas, BBC
• Nepal to step up security on border areas with India,
• Eight parties to discuss polls, People's Daily
• First graduate goddess, Malaysia Sun
• Maoists` threat forces woman entrepreneur to shift to India, Zee News
• Tibetans in Nepal concerned over media budget cut by US, Phayul
• Gurkhas to receive British army pensions, Daily News & Analysis
• Chance for women to join Gurkhas, Daily Star,
• US under secretary of state arriving Friday, Kantipuronline
• Music Promoting Diversity and Unity in Nepal, ReliefWeb
• Helping the women of Ruspur Kot, Homer Tribune
• Asylum seeker sets himself alight at court, Evening Times

• Naxals fraternal between Nepali, Indian Maoists, Malaysia Sun
• Outdoor News Wire investigates why climbers left to die, ODNW
• Norway to provide 2 mln USD, ReliefWeb
• U.S. resettlement plan for Bhutanese refugees, ReliefWeb
• Nepalese tourists were assaulted in Patna, The Statesman
• Npali worker die in wall collapse at Doha, Gulf Times
• India, Nepal renew trade agreement, IRNA
• None as powerful in South Asia as Nepali Maoists,Times Now
• APF to be deployed along Nepal-India border, People's Daily
• Madav Nepal tells govt to fix date for CA polls, Rising Nepal
• Denmark approves grant of $85 million, AHN
• 6% women victim of physical violence, Rising Nepal
• Nepal Telecom is head of time, TeleGeography
• Some improvement in Nepal HR situation, Kantipuronline
• Final journey for Bhajana Darai, Gulf Times
• Maoists force premier woman industrialist to quit, RXPG News
• Strike enters second day, BBC
• Nepal is risk for global filmmakers, Canadian Underwriter
• Strike by ethnic groups shuts Down in Terai , VOL
• Subba claims he is supreme, CNN-IBN
• U.S. to set up OPE in to Resettle Over 60,000 Bhutanese Refugees, AHN
• Canadian Professor plans to attempt Everest 07, Everest News
• Japan and South Korea bring in cheer for tourism industry, TravelVideo
• leaving Microsoft to change the Nepal, CU

• Ethnic group widens strike in the Terai, Reuters
• Southern Nepal hit hard by strike, BBC
• Gov renews call for parleys with rebels, Gulf Times
• Government gears up to break Terai strike, Malaysia Sun
• Eight-party unity vital for CA elections, Kantipuronline
• Challenges of democratic nation building in post-monarchy, INSN
• Transport stoppage expands to general strike across the south, IHT
• CPN UML seeks constitutional amendment for king's impeachment, IRNA
• Fresh strike hits Terai plains, NDTV
• Election Commission to recruit 13,000 hands for CA polls, People's Daily
• UNESCO launches HIV/AIDS education kit, UN
• Katie Couric listening as girls speak out, CBS News
• As political unrest eases, travel picks up, New York Times
• Interim Constitution amendment bill to be passed, People's Daily
• US fails to protect neutrality of doctors in war, Hartford Courant
• Indo-Nepal trade treaty renewed, Financial Express
• Thapa admits to spending Rs 10m in intelligence deployment, KOL
• Global warming to spread disease, hunger in South Asia, SpiritIndia
• Worldwide Cost of Living survey, Nepal is126th place, Korea Newswire
• The city with the lowest consumption rate is Kathmandu, The Brunei Times
• Bonpo geshe graduation, Phayul
• Asian of the year 2007 award to Dr Ruit, Press Information Bureau

• Asian workers trafficked to build U.S. embassy in Baghdad, Z Net
• Royal priest's kin is 1st Nepal bishop, Times Of India
• Nepalese students jailed, ordered caned in Singapore, Playfuls
• Dr. Sanduk Ruit plans to perform cataract, Beacon Journal
• Nepal one of deadliest places to give birth, Ohmynews
• 6 people killed, 12 injured in road accident, People's Daily
• Biogas, saving nature naturally , Panda.org
• Form interim Govt by mid-March, Himalayan Times,
• Gov't calls for end to strikes in, People's Daily
• Coke gets a reprieve in Nepal, Indian Muslims
• Japan extends grant aid, People's Daily
• CPN UML at loggerheads over king, India eNews
• 1.2 million citizenships distributed, says Home Ministry, Malaysia Sun
• Maoist faction threatens to return to war, Gulf Times
• Government renews calls for negotiations with rebel faction, M&C
• Chinese mainland leads upsurge of visitors, People's Daily
• PM, Prachanda resume discussion on interim Govt, Himalayan Times
• 600 trekkers a year at Kanchenjunga, ODNWI
• 500 Maoists taken ill in Kathmandu, Zee News
• Reds set to rule world roost in 2007, RxPG

• Govt indifference towards endorsing Rome statute, NHRN
• 113-year old woman gets citizenship card, DNA
• Madhesi Tigers abduct 11 people, Zee News
• A coin collector’s date with history, Newindpress
• Desperate plight of Nepal 'slave girls’, BBC
• ASC ready to promote shooting,the Rising Nepal
• Gov, ex-rebels to begin talks on forming interim gov, IHT
• Indian trio stage kidnap drama, India Enews
• Bangladesh wants electricity import from Nepal, Energy Bangla
• Moriarty meets with speaker Nemwang, AHN
• Japanese clothes Company put smiles on faces of Bhutani refugees, UNHCR
• Media University to be operational by Sept: Tariq Azeem, APP
• Maoists and Madhesi activists clash in Terai, Reuters
• Delay in formation of interim govt due to PM: MP Nepal, KoL
• Indigenous Nationalities call nationwide strike, AHN
• Madhav Nepal asks for 8-party meet to discuss interim Govt, THT
• Bhutanese refugees and locals clash over resources, Reuters
• PM discusses current political situation with Indian envoy, IRNA
• Ethnic minorities strike to demand political rights, Bloomberg
• Protests resume in south Nepal, TD News
• Police seize over 98 kg of marijuana, Rising Nepal
• 2,000 soldiers benefit from Hep E vaccine, Scientific American
• Father of missing Maoist demands whereabouts of his ward, KoL
• Hepatitis E vaccine called highly effective, Washington Post
• Gavin Bate for a no O2 Everest traverse: fail or win, Mount Everest
• Indian help for schools, Rising Nepal

• Ethnic protest shuts down nation, BBC
• Maoists begin consultation with govt on forming interim govt. soon, AHN
• U.N. slashes budget to UNMIN, AHN
• Editorial: End of Nepal monarchy?, Khaleej Times
• Clashes in Nepal leave 2 dead, dozen injured, IRNA
• Fresh general strike brings Nepal to a halt, Reuters
• At least 2 killed, dozen injured in protests, Indian Muslims
• Sons of soil close down country, Malaysia Sun
• That's an awesome price, comrade, News Blaze
• Spilling undemocratic acts by the Maoists, News Blaze
• Maoists kill Madhesi teenager in clash, Reuters
• 4 former ministers summoned on corruption charges, People’s Daily
• NZ Gives aid for children, the Himalayan Times
• Editorial: SAFTA tariff base, the New Nation
• Belated, blunt and sometimes obscene review of books, Himal
• Protests by Terai ethnic groups cripple normal life, Hindu
• Indigenous communities hold nationwide strike, NHRN
• A country in interim, Himal
• Media delegation visits Pakistani wire service, APP
• Split on the benefits of monarchy, Angus-Reid
• New Zealand gives aid for Nepali children, Sudan's Darfur region, IHT

• Bus rolls down mountainside, 13 killed in Trishuli, Times of India
• King's property to be seized, Washington Post
• Seizing property acquired by the King, The New York Times
• MPRF strike continues in eastern Nepal; Chepangs join the fray, KoL
• Govt brushes aside demand for Home Minister’s resignation, Nepal News
• FNJ urges agitators to respect rights of press, Asia Media
• Analysis: The king speaks his mind, Asia Times
• Trader abducted in Kathmandu, Gulf Times
• 13 killed in bus accident, Boston Globe
• UN mission casts doubt over Constituent Assembly polls, Malaysia Sun
• Maoist MP produce pistol in parliament, threatens legislators, M&C
• India, Nepal should work toward broader trade pact, Zee News
• Bhutanese refugees and locals clash over resources, Relief Web
• Panel for government property takeover, BBC
• Prachanda asks his army combatants not to leave contonments, AHN
• Interim govt in a week: Prachanda, the Rising Nepal
• 'Sons of soil' call for Nepal shutdown Wednesday, Indian Muslims
• King's democracy day message starts new controversy, PR Inside
• Madheshi blockade starts in southern Nepal, Radio Australia
• Indian currency curbs causing problems for Nepal visitors, Indian Muslims
• Maintaining law, order real challenge, poll says, People’s Daily
• Currency curbs causing problems for visitors, Gulf Times
• Strike call halts traffic, trade in Nepal's plains, Reuters
• SAFTA ministerial meet begins in Kathmandu, Malaysia Sun

• Maoists seize royals’ land in Itahari, Dhankuta, Himalayan Times
• Marwari businessman abducted in Kathmandu, Indian Muslim
• Govt (al)armed by Maoists bahavior, IBN Live
• Maoist management to cost Nepal over 700000 dollars, Malaysian Sun
• Nepal braces for another round of ethnic protests, Reuters
• Expect ups and downs in any peace process: Martin, Nepal Monitor
• ADB offers $ 1 mn. grant for Nepal, Hindu
• Signs of rare animals seen near Darjeeling, DN & A
• Op-Ed: Federal system in Nepal call for caution, Rising Nepal
• Arjun Singh hosts reception for grandson, Devyani Rana, Daily News & Analysis
• Curfew after Bhutan refugee killed in clash in Jhapa, People's Daily
• Shutdown paralyses life in Nepal's eastern, central Terai region, Malaysian Sun
• Devyani Weds while monarchy’s future in doubt, Google News
• Devyani ties knot with Arjun Singh's grandson, Sahara Samay
• World Bank mulls interim strategy to support peace process, NHRN
• Nepal’s macrocosm in New York, Nepali Times
• Maintaining law, order "real challenge", Nepali media poll, People
• India, Nepal begin talks to review trade treaty, TOI
• Govt vows to improve conditions in Maoist camps, Reuters
• Nepal-India trade meet kicks off in Kathmandu, KoL
• Lawmakers vote to curb King for `unauthorized' message, Bloomberg
• Parliament orders action against King, Zee News
• Political situation still confusing: Mahendra Lawoti, Oh My News
• Father Anthony Sharma ready to take charge, Zenit
• Maoists leave cantonments, Oh My News
• Madhesi threaten indefinite blockade and strikes, Relief Web
• Strike by rebel group hits Madhesh again, Daily Times
• EditorialL Unrest in Nepal- Give democracy a chance, Central Chronicle
• Maoists leave camps for food, UN concerned, Reuters
• Worst and best experiences for Nepali media in 2006, Asia Media

• Home Minister, Maoist leaders discuss 'cantonment' crisis, IRNA
• Maoists walk out of camp, BBC
• UN criticises Maoist exodus from camps, Telugu Portal
• Garbage collection resumes in KTM, was suspended for 13 days, People's Daily
• Maoists still holding child soldiers, Reuters
• Late Dr Acharya honoured with Jefferson Award, Kantipur Online
• Bhopal institute seeks 8,000 Hindu scholars from Nepal, Andhra Cafe
• Lost and found in Kathmandu, News
• CPN leader to abide by globalization, People's Daily
• Domestic Yeti Airlines given license to fly international routes, People's Daily
• Constituent Assembly polls within mid-June, Rising Nepal
• Japan to send military team to U.N. monitoring in Nepal, China post
• Role of Hindi in Indo-Nepal cultural ties under scanner, Zee news
• Eight parties agree to amend interim constitution, People's Daily
• Five Indians caught in with illegal arms, RXPG Nnews
• Legislature rejects king's defence of power grab, Monsters & Critics
• Maoists leave camps for food, Reuters
• Parliament orders action against king, Hindustan Times
• Maoists promise land to landless peasants, Reuters
• Maoist weapons locked out; numbers to be disclosed in a Week, NHRN
• Maoist Combatants threaten to walk out of cantonments, AHN

• Terai protesters call transport strike, bandh, Malaysia Sun
• King 'takes responsibility' for 05 takeover, BBC
• Nepali engineer in Kashmir dies in tragic incident, Greater Kashmir
• Nepali author in Virginia, USA translates Bible into Nepali Wnronline
• Key disarmament stage ends, UN says, MWC News
• New report says human rights situation is improving, AHN
• Interim government to be formed soon, says PM Koirala, People
• Rare public statement from king, Radio Australia
• Govt seeks German help to rebuild infrastructure, Gulf Times
• OHCHR urges elimination of social exclusion, discrimination, Relief Web
• Dhakeswor Chhetri in Japan, two years on the wheel Japan Times
• Dan Mazur and Summit Climb to return to Everest in 2007, Everest News
• Trekking holiday takes unexpected turn, Sydney Morning Herald
• Nepali engineer dies in Kashmir, 3 others injured, Daily India
• Kathmandu's garbage not to be disposed soon, Rising Nepal
• Armed Indian SSB enter border, encircle police post, Kantipur Online
• Eight parties agree to amend interim constitution, People Daily
• Terai turmoil: Govt begins statute amendment, Hindu
• WB aid to focus on peace, Rising Nepal
• What are the Maoists up to now?, Asian Tribune
• Bhutan new king delivers national day speech,
• Woman rescued from gruelling fate in Indian brothel , Telugu Portal

• U.S. ambassador meets PM to discuss regional violence, AHN
• King's motorcade stoned during Shivaratri festival at Pashupati, Reuters
• Devyani Rana down with meningitis, India Enews
• Minister for tourism expects interim govt in one week, People
• Amber-amble to Nepali Kothi in India’s Lucknow, Hindustan Times
• Maoist arrested has links with Laskar -E-Toiba, says Indian Army, Newsblaze
• Home minister apologizes for police excesses in Madhesh protests, AHN
• Army to promote democratic norms: Koirala, Malaysia Sun
• NL charity in child sex abuse probe, Dutch News
• India, Nepal, Sri Lanka strict on redundancy dismissal, Business Day
• Nepali economy totally controlled by the Indian money lenders, People’s Voice
• NGO teaches art of living to sex workers in Mumbai, Cybernoon
• A Christian ministry feels transitional winds blow through Nepal, Mnnonline
• You can see the world from Tengboche, News Australia
• $12,000 – and it’s just for the Kathmandu Club, The Royal Gazette
• Kathmandu gets first snowfall in 63 years, Today
• Yet again: Strike brings Kathmandu to a halt, BBC
• Kamal Thapa released as court requires, People
• EC to provide 78 mln USD assistance to Nepal, People
• Prime minister, cabinet, staff down with hepatitis, IRNA
• Maoist chief speaks to Kathmandu crowd, Radio Australia

• Red Cross to publish names of 800 missing people, Reuters
• Total death toll in Terai is 24, People
• Commentary: Bhutan's crownign glory, Hindustan Times
• PM Koirala sick with hepatitis, BBC
• Pope promotes native Nepali to vicariate, Sper Forum
• Opinion: Democracy on a razor edge,
• Draft bill to amend Interim Constitution finalized, IRNA
• $ 1.8 million US money for Bhutanese refugees under WFP, AHN
• UN unhappy with conditions in Maoist camps, Reuters
• Martin hails talks, voices concern at reported attacks, UN News
• Unrest in Terai costs 400-mln-US dollar loss, People
• Maoist leader warns on Nepal poll, BBC
• Maoists to demand republic if polls delayed, San Diego Trib
• Prachanda says Nepal must scrap monarchy, become a republic,
• NPI and British allies prepare media Guidelines, Rising Nepal
• German parliamentary delegation in Nepal, M & C
• Indian Hindu groups disassociating with King, RXPG News
• Commentary: The rise of Maoists, Global Politician
• US ambassador likens Nepal’s situation with West Bank/Gaza case, KoL
• Thousands of former rebels and supporters to rally in capital, Intl Herald Trib
• Security stepped up in capital ahead of Shivaratri,

• UN concerned over use of force by security forces, The Hindu
• Eight Nepali overstayers nabbed in Macao, People's Daily< /a>
• Nepali people will be real rulers, Budu tells Chinese team, Rising Nepal
• China Airlines to launch 10 new intl routes in 2007, Forbes
• Socialist International Conference in Kathmandu, Zeenews
• Fuel shortage hits Katmandu, NDTV
• Woman caged in for 17 years, Mangalorean
• Protesters end strike as PM concedes demands, Alertnet
• Unmanned helicopter rescue service for Mount Everest,Gizmag
• Top UN rights official says all sides must end deadly violence,UN News
• Retired judge Aryal on bones of democracy, Online Opinion
• Thousands of Sadhus to demonstrate against secularism, KoL
• Deuba hails PM's address to nation, Rising Nepal
• Nepal photo wins second place award on WPF, Intl Herald Trib
• SAARC editors' meet to tackle key media issues, The Hindu
• Analysis: New government seeing bad reflections in violence, M & C
• CPN to hold mass meetings in 10 towns, People’s Daily
• North Koreans receive meager wages, even lower than Nepali workers, RFA

• Two more killed in Malangawa in Madhesi uprising, Reuters
• Citienship for Nepali who is both man and woman, BBC
• Violence continues in Nepal, Hindu
• FNJ concerned over continued attack against media, Asiamedia
• 17 dead and 450 injured in Terai unrest,
• Pushpa Kamal is new Sex symbol after Rajesh Hamal, Times of India
• India says Madhesh problem will be solved, Himalayan Times
• Three more killed in Terai violence, journalist attacked,
• Humbled King Gyanendra has himself to blame, The News
• Daytime curfew continues in southern Nepal, journalists attacked, AHN
• Bihar asks its residents not to visit Nepal, Times of India
• Travelogue: A world of high altitude, beauty and danger, Coloradoan
• Nepal inns with staying power, LA Times
• Just demands, unjustifiable steps: Madhav Nepal , Rising Nepal
• Iranians in Nepal for disaster lessons, People
• Minister Situala under fire as Terai toll climbs to 15, Times of India
• Fire next door: Why India should worry, Telegraph
• BJP rejects Maoists charges of Indian role, Sahara Samay
• Crossing Thorung La pass can leave you gasping, Canada
• Editorial: New hope for Nepal, Japan Times

I am old, I am sick, this may be my last speech, so listen to me [Budako buddhi huncha ke!]: There will be a federal state after CA elections, stop the revolt, come for a dialogue, thus sayeth the ailing PM of an ailing country. Are the Madhesi rebels listening? Not fully. So, then, what do those passionate Madhesi observers say?
• Ethnic unrest in southern plains undermines peace pact, NY Times
• Special Edit: The Madhesi revolt, Nepal Monitor
• Madhesi minister quits over ethnic protests, Reuters
• Emotional Koirala's last call, Times of India
• PM pledges federal state, BBC
• Protesters attack Biratnagar police, kill 1 officer, Washington Post
• Death toll rises as PM promises federal state, Washington Post
• Attacks, death threats on journalists by Madhesi rebels, Intl Herald Trib
• Death toll in Terai killings reaches 11, Boston
• Govt to give more seats to ethnic Madhesis: Sitaula, Reuters

• Maoists still recruiting child soldiers, Intl. Herald Trib
• Diaspora express concern over Terai unrest, KoL
• Report: Nepal rioting threatens political transition, Asia Times Online
• Nepal Maoists turn guns on Sangh Parivar, Financial Express
• Hillary Jr following father's footsteps?, Times of India
• Govt distributes 300000 new citizenship certificates, Zee News
• Maoists warn peace process in danger, Radio Australia
• Indian fundamentalists abetting Nepal riots: Prachanda, RXPG News
• Police fire on Madhesi protesters; at least 2 killed, VOA
• Maoists accuse government of poll delay, Reuters
• Nepali press regained its rights, did it? RSF
• UN full mission in Nepal: History in the making, Rising Nepal
• Nepal cinema now breathes free of censors, Malaysian Sun
• Amnesty, HRW concerned over Nepal rights violation, Daily Times
• Revolution within revolution, One World
• Koirala pledges federal Nepal, Indian Express
• King's men held in Nepal crackdown, Australian

• UN alarmed at violence in Terai plains, Reuters
• Unrest in its 10th day: 1 more killed, Hindu
• Commentary: Concern at recent violence, Scoop
• Terai unrest could jeopardise Constituent Assembly election, DailyIndia
• Terai Unrest: Another protester dies, OhmyNews
• Nona Koirala, 78, dead in Kathmandu, Intl Herald Trib
• Indian envoy meets prime minister over Terai riots, RXPG News
• Madhav Nepal calls for probe into Terai violence, Gorkhapatra
• Japanese man takes vision to Nepal, donates 2,700 eyeglasses, Yomiuri
• Deja Voodoo In 'New' Nepal, News Blaze
• Pakistan, Nepal sign agreement to boost Agriculture, Pakistan Times
• Maoists call on US to remove them from `terrorist' list, IRNA
• Indian doctor faces kidnap trauma in Nepal, RXPG News
• New war erupts in Nepal as UN peace mission gets nod, Financial Express
• Finally, Nepal back as good travel news, [really?], LA Times
• Commentary: Nobody’s refugees: Shame of Bhutan, Nepal, India, Sunday Times
• Royalty accused of plotting to stall poll, Gulf News
• UN dismayed by violence in Nepal, TOI
• King may be removed from currency notes, Daily Times
• Balkanization threatens Nepal, CJNepal
• Protests rage in eastern Nepal, Hindu
• Violence spreads in south Nepal, BBC
• Madhesi group leader warns of unrest, Reuters

• Bhutan media claims Maoist from Jhapa arrested in Tashilakha, Kuensel
• Curfew extended in Lahan, Siraha, ReliefWeb
• Commentary: Maoization of the Mainstream?, NewsBlaze
• Gyanendra's men paralyse Nepal, TOI
• Discrimination driving separatism in Terai, Oh My News
• 400 people taken ill in Udaypurafter eating `prasad`, Zee News
• ‘My country is beyond a king now’: Aryal, Tehelka
• King makes first public appearance since new constitution, India Enews
• 'Flowers Of Evil' to blossom in Nepal, RXPG News
• Nepal's new source of unrest, BBC News
• Manja Tamang in jail for 5 years for being Christian?, Conservative Voice
• Report: Nepal leaps into the unknown, Asia Times Online
• Bhutan to get first flyover by year-end to ease traffic, Telegu Portal
• We will help you in elections, says Japan to Nepal, Relief Web
• Opinion: Peace still illusive, Scoop
• He spent his 29th birthday at a Maoist camp in Rolpa CounterCurrents
• Opinion: Wish list of a common Nepali, Nepalnews
• World's Most Dangerous Airports: Luka Airport, Nepal, Jaunted
• Indian Maoists: Logical culmination of movement in Nepal, CPIM
• I was a female pioneer in student politics, Oh My News

• Nepal-- Not Free to Partly Free: Freedom House survey, Freedom House
• 11 hurt in Maoists attacks in separate places, Daily Times
• Six cops among eleven injured in fresh violence, The Peninsula
• Security beefed up along Indo-Bhutan border, Zee News
• UK solicitor raises £30,000 for Nepali children, Ham & High
• Fresh violence, 200 Maoists on attack, police hurt, Reuters
• Freedom House rates Tibet worst in political rights, civil libeties, Yubanet
• Commentary: In Nepal, democracy a la Shangri-la, Sunday Times, Sri Lanka
• Lahan Madhesi group members torch gov't offices, vehicles, People
• Nepali brothers in USA lead fair trade showpiece, Nepal Monitor
• Transport federation calls for nationwide strike, People
• Tensions high following murder of 17-year-old activist, Oh My News
• Arbour says UN to investigate rights violations, Jurist
• Spanish climber dies descending Ama Dablam, Daily Times
• Thousands stranded as transporters strike, People
• Govt rejects Moriarty claim on Maoist arm imports, Indian Express
• Curfew imposed in troubled eastern town of Lahan, Intl Heradl Trib
• Opinion: State of media in Bhutan, Rising Nepal
• Commentary: Maoists doctrine looms large for Nepal, Oh My News
• India's top designers busy with Devyani’s fairy-tale wedding, Earth Times
• Travel fair showcases Nepal as intl tourism destination, Hindu
• Maoists padlock nine hotels in Dhulikhel, Himalaya Times

• Maoists try to keep sophisticated weapons contrary to pledge: USA, KT
• Maoists kill 16 year-old in Lahan, Reuters
• Maoists kill teen, curfew in Lahan, near Indian border, Malaysia Sun
• Former Maoist rebels begin handing over weapons, USA Today
• Over 550 Maoists lay down arms in Nepal, Times of India
• UN high HR commissioner emphasizes three issues, People's Daily
• Interim law to give Nepal new era of control, Washington Times
• Travel report: visitors rediscover Nepal again, Los Angeles Times
• Bhutan poll panel asks parties to register by July, Hindustan Times
• US's voluntary aid viewed with suspicion, Daily India
• Scuffle between rebels, locals in east leaves 1 dead, Intl Herald Trib
• (Some) Thoughts from Nepal on Blogging, Nepal Monitor
• US welcomes Maoist move to dissolve parallel govt, Rising Nepal
• LA Times reporters at Putalibazaar library near Pokhara, Los Angeles Times
• Humanitarian challenges remain despite Maoists entering, ISRIA
• Photos of first day of arms management, UWB
• Madhav Nepal to lead UML in interim legislature, KOL
• Nepal, the new gambling mecca? Maybe not, Register, UK
• From revolution to revolt, ISN
• Old wounds threaten new Nepal, MWC News
• India, Bhutan: No more unequal treaties, Asia Times Online
• Urban Nepalese drink contaminated water, Oh My News

• Maoists must prove democratic credentials: Analysts, Zee News
• Rebels set to join parliament after peace pact, Reuters
• All parties except NC complete nominations for interim legislature, KoL
• Maoists ready to sit as MPs on Monday, BBC
• New Bhutan king makes news for his American alma mater, Telegram
• Commentary: Never forget Kathmandu, Cybernoon
• New Maoist mantra: 'Mahila', monk, major, TOI
• Commentary: Enter Ethnic Politics?, Nepal Monitor
• Indian and American battle over Nepal's casino industry, India eNews
• Breakaway Maoists call strike in Siraha, Intl Herald Tribune
• American artist turns Everest trash into treasure, Washington Post
• JTMM's blasts hit Bhagwatipur of Siraha, Gulf Times
• China for only 6-month long UN monitoring in Nepal, Malaysian Sun
• Elections set for May 29, India Today
• Nepal claims UML will win majority in CA polls, Nepal News
• Ghising says difficult to run Gorkha Hill Council, Telegraph
• Nepalis not considered tourists in their own land, Oh My News
• Sherpas to carry Olympic torch atop Mt Everest, DN & A
• Ex-minister Kamal Thapa arrested, TOI
• Speaker Nemwang meets Chinese delegation, People Daily
• Commentary: Why should Nepali youth matter? Nepal Monitor
• Chinese and Nepali communities to cement Hong Kong's identity, Standard
• Maoists to hold 25 percent of Nepalese parliament seats, Kuwait News

• Maoists name their MPs, BBC
• Security Council backs Ban Ki-moon’s call on Nepal , UN News
• Mahara, not Prachada, will lead Maoists to Parliament, Hindustan Times
• Motinaya Sagarmatha: Everest couple write a book, Newind Press
• New Nepalese rebels stage strike , BBC
• The "Withering Away" of the Nepalese State , News Blaze
• Maoist splinter group shuts down in Terai , M & C
• More UN monitors arrive for assisting peace process, People's Daily
• Maoist Members of Interim Parliament, United We Blog
• Child soldiers 'still recruited by Maoists', Reuters
• Traveling concession, free education and more for Janaandolan victims Reliefweb
• Nepal airline apologizes to Peru for Machu Pichhu 'mix up', Living in Peru
• Colorado photo exhibition illustrates rural Nepal, Telluride Watch
• King Prithvi: National Unity Day cancelled, BBC
• Internet tariff to be reduced by 83 pc in Nepal, Hindu
• BJP delegation meets Nepali leaders, Zee News
• Belgian minister taxed by Maoists, says Nepal’s image hurt TOI
• Nepal to form interim gov't with Maoists: PM, People’s Daily
• The Swiss newsview: Nepalis want a "Swiss Asia", Swissinfo
• India Bhutan Friendship Treaty updated, Kuensel

• Ban Ki-moon proposes new UN political mission in Nepal, UN News | The Report
• Maoists to join interim parliament on Jan 15,
• Commentary: Hard work just beginning, Nation
• Nepal on ‘dangerous’ road to Constituent Assembly polls, Daily News & Analysis
• Refugees protest cut in UN allowance, Asianews
• Judges fear loss of freedom in new set up, Malaysia Sun
• Commentary: Fractured peace, imperious government, bleeding nation, Scoop
• Commentary: The Maoists of Nepal, their weapons and rebel force, Newsblaze
• Maoists make public their foreign policy, stress Panchasheel, Kantipur
• 20 pct of pharmacies operating illegally in Nepal: report, People’s Daily
• Indian casino king in Nepal gets marching orders, RxPG News
• BJP plans to meet Nepal Maoists, Times of India
• Gurkhas assist arms removal, BBC
• Three pro-king parties merge to save monarchy, Hindustan Times
• India has Tripled Assistance to Nepal: Envoy, THT
• Amid conflict, Nepalis enjoy blogging freedom, DNA
• Hope for more tourists as peace knocks, Gulf Times
• Supreme Court to investigate disappearances, M&C
• Nepal to endorse national strategy on HIV/AIDS, People’s Daily
• Nepal Telecom gets bandwidth from BSNL, Telecom
• 'Judiciary can show concern on interim statute', Gorkhapatra

• Cold spell kills 74 in Nepal, Bangladesh, Peninsula On-line
• Cold wave toll hits 39 in Nepal, People's Daily Online
• Crown prince's birthday bash raises eyebrows, India eNews
• Govt restores 73 police posts after Maoists agree, Hindu
• Report: Nepal: Little peace for the peacekeepers, Asia Times
• Maoists blame govt for delay in constitution, Gulf Times
• UN arms monitors to begin work next week, IRINnews
• King Gyanendra spurns salary, Times of India
• Low caste communities still suffering discrimination, Reuters
• JTMM, CA Elections and Restructuring of Nepal, Scoop
• Rebels to allow police to reinstate stations, San Diego Union Trib
• Nepal gears for national strategy to cope with earthquake risk, NHRN
• Maoists continue to recruit children, Oh My News
• Civil society protests laggard gov't, IPS
• Interim constitution to be promulgated by Jan. 9: CPN leader, People's Daily
• Readymade apparel exports to US drop 6%, F2F
• International intervention required to help 106,000 people in camps, Oh My News
• Rhino population alarmingly low in west Nepal, Playfuls
• New constitution gives me too much power, so amendment: PM, Haveeru
• Fake currency racket busted in Sikkim, The Statesman

• Former Kamaiyas desperate, some returns to masters, Telegraph, UK
• Nepali school in Hong Kong at an impasse, The Standard
• CPJ calls for probe into attacks on journalists in Nepalgunj, CPJ
• Untouchable’ women in Nepal get the opportunity they never had, Unicef
• Nepal proposes harsher punishment for human traffickers, Khaleej Times
• Olympic flame to glow atop Everest, Shanghai Daily
• A long way to learn how to help those back in Nepal, NY Times
• Death toll reaches 16 from cold snap in southern Nepal, M&C
• Nepal bars visas to four African nations, Zee News
• Bhutan’s tryst with democracy begins, Peninsula On-line
• Former Kamaiyas appeal for help from the government, Reuters
• Sikkim villagers band with authorities to protect forests, Andhra Cafe
• Celebration of Visit Pokhara Year-2007 begins, Travel Daily News Intl
• Interim constitution to be finalized mid-January: official, Jurist
• Rare rhinos mysteriously disappear, Scientific American
• Nepal king starts secret parleys to save crown: report, Hindustan Times
• Police arrest over 100 outside govt offices in Kathmandu, Zee News
• Civil Society pickets infront of Singha Durbar, Kantipur
• Can Bhutan adjust to the modern world?, New Republic
• India pledges USD 397 million for Nursing Campus in Nepal, Hindustan Times

• Nepal, 2006 AD: The Highs and the Lows, Nepal Monitor
• US not yet ready to remove terrorist tag on Maoists: Moriarty, THT
• Stars will save king, say astrologers, DNA India
• Nepal's goddesses: religious abuse?, Christian Science Monitor
• Nepal condemns Saddam's execution, Hindu
• Maoist renegades kidnap film star's father, India Enews
• Middle Marshyangdi hydropower project closes down again, People
• Indians in Nepal are hostage to fortune, Hindustan Times
• Gloomy birthday for Crown Prince Paras, Malaysia Sun
• Tibetans in Nepal 2006, Phayul
• First UN arms monitors arrive, Peninsula On-line
• Extreme Buddism in Nepal, Sunday Times London
• Bhutanese refugees have no terror nexus: Oli, Malaysia Sun
• The "New Nepal" - The Maoist Way or the Highway?, American Chronicle
• Louise Arbour to visit Nepal in January, Kantipur Online
• UN monitoring of arms and armies to begin, Reuters
• Nepal: A year when people buried the monarchy, Mangalorean
• Doctors return to work after a 2-day strike in protest attacks, BBC
• China, Nepal join hands to measure Mt Everest, Hindustan Times
• Bhutan FM's remark draws flak; Nepal rejects allegations, Himalayan Times

• Nepal among ‘worst places’ to have baby, Gulf Times
• Maoists withdraw call for Nepal shutdown, M&C
• Latest slogan by leftists– 'Anti Moriarty', Scoop
• Newar community chooses Miss Newa in Kathmandu, People's Daily
• Editorial: Compromise in Nepal, Washington Times
• Indian Gorkhas demand review of Indo-Nepal peace treaty, Kantipur Online
• UN favors interim force of Gurkhas to monitor rebel weapons, Intl Herald Trib
• Indian Maoists can emulate Nepal model, Hindu
• Roadblocks on Nepal’s tryst with democracy, Organiser
• Rebels threaten new strikes, BBC
• Doctors on strike: Bad for everybody, Oh My News
• Nepal among "deadliest" places to give birth, Scientific American
• UN arms monitors and electoral advisors to be deployed, Reuters
• Maoists call nationwide strike over envoys, San Diego UTrib
• Nepal agrees interim constitution, Financial Times
• Civil Society vibrant; bureaucracy corrupt: MS Nepal report, Himalayan TImes
• India offers to supply food grains for Nepal Maoists, Hindu
• Canadian Women savour a taste of Nepal, Canada
• Bhutan refugees' re-entry from India, Nepal thwarted, DailyIndia
• Nepal has nearly one million mobile phone users, Hindu

• Nepal, rebels agree on constitution, CNN
• Nepal, rebels OK deal on constitution, Washington Post
• Holy cow! Rhino row bogs down Nepal peace talks, Reuters
• Practical Action lights up future for Nepalese villagers, The Guardian
• Up to 2,000 CPN armies sick in western Nepal, People's Daily
• ADB to give USD 170 million in assistance, Nepal News
• Nepal most dangerous place for children: SAARC HR Report, KoL
• Indian docudrama on Nepal royal massacre, BoC
• The rest of Nepal, already forgotten, The Nepali Times
• Students turn unconscious due to unknown disease, People's Daily
• Religious groups demand Nepal be declared Hindu state again, Zee
• Government, rebels set to finalize interim constitution, Intl Herald Trib
• Nepal plans to achieve paperless bureaucracy by 2011, People's Daily
• Govt agrees to bring in changes in Education Act, People's Daily
• Time running out for Nepal, ISN
• Nepal to finalise interim constitution, CNN-IBN
• King Gyanendra to leave chilly Kathmandu for sunny Hetauda , RXPG News
• ILO, govt join hands to boost employment in Nepal, One World
• At least 43 killed despite truce - Riights Monitor, Reuters
• Stigma, not HIV, that kills people, says victims, TRN

• Maoists become 'ill in camps', demand subhida, BBC
• Cambodia awards gold medal to Nepali, TRN
• Embassy files plea on behalf of Nepali on death row in Qatar, The Peninsula
• Govt, Maoists seek to overcome peace hurdles, The News
• 'Army Nepal missing out on vital relief: Red Cross Himalayan Times
• Report: Women push for space in peace plans, IPI
• Clean Water for Nepal: The pipeline to Lamra, Relief Web
• 3 new species of birds found in Chitwan, Xinhua
• How to make peace agreement work in Nepal?, Intl Crisis Group
• Peace accord bringing new era, but doubts linger, San Francisco Chronicle
• Peace agreement leads to improved school security, AND
• Nepal running out of time for lasting peace, Hindustan Times
• Maoists say peace process 'at risk', BBC
• Interim constitution draft to be presented to leaders, People's Daily
• UN mission holds first meeting on peace process, Somali Net
• Gov't attaches high priority to Bhutanese refugee crisis, IRNA
• Nepal to subsidise clean energy projects, Sci Dev
• No decided who is going to head of state, China Post
• Cabinet to be named once rebel arms sealed: PM, Gulf Times
• Army releases audit of welfare fund, Oh My News
• 'Army will be confined to barracks during polls', PTI
• Forced conscription of children in Nepal, One World
• Maoists continuing recruitment drive: Report, Nepal News
• Press freedom abuses growing, APBU
• Bhakti Oli just claimed right to health care after 35 years, IPS
• Economic instability poses threat to Biratnagar Jute Mill, F2F

• Rights Abusers Must Be Prosecuted: OHCHR-Nepal, Himalayan Times
• Trader’s son in Indrachowk, KTM, abducted, Gulf Times
• Govt sets up national centre to locate missing children, Himalayan Times
• UN signs disarmament pact for Nepal peace, Playfuls
• King pays tax for the first time, Reuters
• Homework on Nepal-India trade treaty renewal, People's Daily
• Eight Indian companies in fray for Nepal power projects, RXPG News
• Gurkha ex-servicemen to assist UN arms programme, Himalayan Times
• Comment: Keepign fingers crossed in NepalAsia Tribune
• Royalists begin capital flight from Nepal: Report, Zee News
• Maoist leaders complain PM is delaying, Intl Herald Trib
• About 100 Maoists fall sick in temporary camp, Zee News
• From jungle warfare to clearing jungles, Hindustan Times
• Interim constitution to be finalized by Saturday: officials, People's Daily
• Ian Martin returns, says UNSC is determined to help Nepal, Nepal News
• Maoists Still pursue far-left social program, News Blaze
• Nepal hosts 25th annual elephant polo contest, NBC30
• Labour stir forces Cotton Comfort's closure, F2F
• 'Congress unification process in final stage', KoL
• Indian media report hawala transaction at border, Hindustan Times
• Comment: Future of monarchy uncertain, Oh My News
• IFJ says press freedom still at risk, Himalayan Times
• Student protests over teacher tenure continues, Oh My News
• Mission East seeks to address urgent needs in Nepal, ReliefWeb
• US may rethink aid flow to Nepal: ambassador, People's Daily

• Newly peaceful Maoists set up camp and wait, NY Times
• Op-Ed: Joy and caution in Nepal's peace deal, Christian Science Monitor
• Editorial: Helping Nepal’s SEZ is a means not an end Financial Express
• Arms storage containers to arrive Nepal on Friday, KoL
• Tourists heading back to Nepal again, DN & A
• Who'll pay King's $700,000 junket bill?, Hindustan Times
• In Nepal, Maoists keep eyes on guns - and jobs, Intl Herald Trib
• Analysis: Nepal's royal road to disaster, Asia Times Online
• Dozen ex-soldiers in Nepal injured in clashes with police, Zee News
• Maoists stick to their guns, BBC
• Kiran Desai's 'colonial' work irks Nepal, Times of India
• Judges in Nepal provided police guard after attack, Intl Herald Trib
• Interim constitution to be ready in a few days: minister, People's Daily
• Ceasefire encouraged Maoists to get married, BBC
• Probe accuse army official of murdering legislator, Intl Herald Tribune
• Nepal faces power shortage, The Hindu
• Royalists begin 'save King' campaign, India Enews
• Maoists Morph for 21st Century, BA Indymedia
• Maoists released by India arrive in KTM, Nepal News

• UN Security Council backs quick help for peace deal, Reuters
• US ambassador to UN briefs on Nepal, other countries, State I UNSC Statement
• Rights group asks army, rebels to punish abusers, Intl Herald Trib
• Children forced to become guerrillas, Times London
• Poet Byakul Maila's song selected as new National Anthem , KoL
• New National Anthem for Nepal evolved, Zee News
• Security Council gives its support for peace process in Nepal, Reuters
• UN to send monitors to Nepal to support peace deal, Reuters
• Editorial: Peace at the top of the world, Japan Times
• Protect the rights of the journalists, experts say, Asia Media
• AMARC International Solidarity Prize 2006 for Sagarmatha radio, IFEX
• Indo-Nepal ties to change after Menon's visit, Times of India
• Questions hang over Nepali peace, The Australian
• Road accident kills 7 in Bardia district, People
• Maoists Gajurel and Baidya freed in West Bengal, India, Hindustan Times
• Commentary: Nepal: Peace dividend for India?, Central Chronicle
• Commentary: Monarchy down but not out, Hindustan Times
• Koirala, Prachanda to their student unions: Stop muscle-flexing, Nepal News

• UN Council condemns abuse of children in war zones, Reuters
• Govt., rebels sign agreement on disarming, BBC I The Agreement
• LA Times Editorial: A high point for Nepal, LA Times
• UN asks Japan to dispatch SDF team for Nepal peacekeeping, Daily India
• Women's rights issues yet to be addressed fully: Sundh , Kantipur Online
• Annan proposes to send 60 specialists to Nepal immediately, People's Daily
• Nepal seeks UN peace monitoring assistance, UN News Center
• Indian Maoists sulk as Nepali comrades make peace, Reuters
• Women for 33% quota in Constituent Assembly, Hindustan Times
• Commentary: Peace In, Terrorism Out?, Foreign Policy in Focus
• Peace and freedom coming to Nepal, says church leader, Ekklesia
• Indian foreign secretary visiting KTM, Irna
• Citizenship Bill discriminates against women: OHCHR-Nepal, TRN
• Govt expands citizenship rights to millions, The Peninsula
• UN Nepal role being delayed by fine print , Indian Express
• News Analysis: Maoist: the new poster boy of Indian media, Organizer
• Switzerland optimistic about Nepal peace deal, NZZ
• Pakistan welcomes Nepal peace accord, IRNA

• Both sides say there are challenges in peace deal, Irish Times
• Carter Center to observe Constituent Assembly polls, Peole's Daily
• What's not in the Nepal peace pact News Blaze ,
• King welcomes peace accord that threatens his dynasty, Bloomberg
• Bhutanese refugees being recounted in eastern Nepal, Peole's Daily
• Notorious 'hungry season' in mountainous, food shortages,
• USA threat to Maoists & betrayal by Prachanda , Central Chronicle
• Commentary: Peace at last, ISN
• Int’l community welcomes peace accord, Nepal News
• King Gyanendra hails peace accord, BBC
• Activists cite flaws in Nepal's peace deal, Washington Post
• Maoist excesses continue even after signing of accord, Nepal News
• Nepal climbs the Everest of democracy, Asian Age,
• UN hails peace accord in Nepal, Pressna Latina
• China welcomes Nepal's peace accord, People's Daily
• Pact gives tourism a much-needed boost, Hong Kong Standard

• Rulers, rebels just about to sign peace deal, Washington Post
• BJP opposes review of 1950 Indo-Nepal Treaty, The Hindu
• Mebels collect in camps on eve of peace deal Reuters
• BJP lawmakers in India to protest Prachanda's visit, The Hindu
• 'ISI had offered help to Nepal Maoists', Times of India
• Parents stop Maoist convoys to search for their children, Playfuls
• Prachanda alleges Pakistani agents offered him help, BBC
• Commentary: Killers and rulers, Maoists ascend in Nepal, Organizer
• From king to convicted?, Hamilton Spectator
• King faulted in dissident crackdown, Washington Times ,
• US embassy slams Maoists for recruitment, The Rising Nepal
• Panel blames King for rights abuses, The New York Times
• Rights activists want child soldiers releasedReuters ,
• Camp of 4 lost climbers in avalanche-hit Mount Paldor , Intl Herald Tribune
• Search continues for missing French climbers, Zee News
• Peace treaty to be signed Tuesday: Official, People's Daily
• A Day in the life of journalist Deepak Adhikari, Oh My News
• FNJ for a republic, to ensure complete press freedom, People's Daily
• Commentary: A Pakistani view of Nepali developments, The News
• Hindustan Times Editorial: Afraid of Nepal? Don’t beTHT,
• The need is for a truth and reconciliation commission, Oh My News
• Rebel chief considers bid to be leader of Nepal, New York Times,
• King blamed for crackdown in April movement, BBC

• Deuba says he is ready for party unification, the Rising Nepal
• Peace delayed, dying continues in Nepal, IPS
• Gvernment, rebels set new date to sign peace accord, Intl Herald Trib
• US condemns Maoist rebels, welcome peace move, BBC
• Commentary Essay: Maocracy vs Democracy, openDemocracy ,
• Prachanda on first open visit to India in 25 years, Hindustan Times
• Maoists recruit kids for Rs 8,000 , Daily News & Analysis
• Still too early to declare end to the insurgency: Prachanda Reuters ,
• Nepal - Bhutan talks postponed again, Himalayan Times
• Even after Maoists join govt, we will support you: Boucher, People's Daily,
• Hungry Nation (Report): One million in Nepal face hunger, United Press Intl
• Halt recruitment, or else... PM warns Maoists, Oh My News
• Nepali government, rebels postpone signing of peace deal , Voice of America
• Maoists recruiting children, says rights commission, the Rising Nepal
• PM hints at action against King, KoL,
• UN and Nepal start counting Bhutanese refugees for census, UN News
• Commentary: Nepal’s incomplete democracy, openDemocracy
• Maoists will continue to be on US terror list, Times of India
• Thanks, But No Thanks! Dawn of a New Nepal?, News Blaze

• Maoist bomb kills 3 children in Aathrai, Intl Herald Tribune
• Interview: Prachada says his revolution won, Espresso
• Security still a challenge despite peace deal: Leaders, Reuters
• Happy augury in Nepal, DNA,
• Arms monitoring likely to be delayed: UN, Reuters
• Koirala says he 'took gamble' in joining with rebels, Irish Examiner
• Maoists rebels reach accord to play a role in governing, The New York Times
• Commentary: Rule of the Rebels, Express India
• SPA-Maoist hold victory rallies, The Rising Nepal
• US Still Calls Nepal Maoists 'Terrorists', Oh My News
• Richard Boucher, EU Troika Arriving on Nov 15 in KTM, HT,
• China hails Nepal peace deal, The Hindu
• Embatteled Taulihawa welcomes truce, BBC
• Three more countries to take Bhutanese refugees, KoL
• Bhutia, Lepcha of Sikkim disappearing since 1975 Indian takeover, Reuters
• Darjeeling warming up faster than world, Calcutta Telegraph
• Booker winner accused of condescending' attitude in Kalimpong, Times of India

• Indian envoy holds talks with PM, Hindustan Times
• Maoists halt army convoy, provoke anger, Reuters
• Police 'find remains of tourist' at Nagarjun, BBC
• Remains recovered believed to be of French tourist, Intl Herald Trib
• Theoretical understanding reached on arms: Madhav Nepal, Himalayan Times
• Rhinos threatened by resurgent poaching, Gulf Times
• Living goddesses may have human rights, Washington Times
• Moriarty repeats US stance on Maoist arms, KoL,
• NC alone is opposing referendu on Monarchy: Nepal, Nepal News
• Oli to India, wide ranging agenda, Zee News
• Army warns Maoists over obstruction, TRN
• UN rights group urges rebels stop torture , Haveeru
• Govt pushes for full exemption of customs duty, Financial Express
• World Bank advises Nepal to export power to India, Bernama
• Bhutan racing against time to prevent HIV, Hindustan Times
• Kalimpong Citu-ation worsens, The Statesman

• Mystery fever kills 36 in Baitadi district, BBC
• Nepali man held for murder in Shimla, Telegu Portal
• Leaders debate on Republican front, Himalayan Times
• Report: Plain tales from Dang, The Pioneer
• Maoists attacked, kidnapped party workers: NC says, Reuters
• The 2008 Olympics: Everest north side climbing to be restricted, Mt. Everest
• Maoists guns for brooms; literally clean up streets, Canada
• Prachanda, Indian envoy hold parley, Kantipur Online
• Doubts over leaders cloud sustainable peace, IPS
• Prachanda backs democracy as way forward, Sydney Morning Herald
• US ambassador returns KTM after India consultation visit, Nepal News
• Interview: Election chief warns on poll timing, Reuters
• India, US hold discussions on Nepal, IM
• Maoists extend ceasefire by 3 months, Oh My News
• Nepalese Muslims are highly opressed says Mujahideen site, KKC
• Optimism over rebels’ stance on arms, Gulf Times
• Commentary: Fear and Loathing in Kathmandu, News Blaze
• FNJ analyses media trends following restoration of democracy, IFEX
• Planes fully booked, Maoists step up threats and robberies, Mt. Everest
• Russia interested in KTM-Terai expressway, KOL

• 42 killed, 43 injured in Salyan bus accident, BBC
• Maoists take control of NTV Kohalpur station, KoL
• Sold: Time's review of McCormick's novel on Nepali girl, Time
• Bhutan's elections: Only university graduates get to contest, Asia News
• Govt, Maoists upbeat about upcoming talks, Daily Star
• Analaysis: Mukherjee should evolving a clear policy towards Nepal, Pioneer
• Three get 10-yr RI for gangrape of three-year-old, Zee
• Arms management remains thorny issue: report, M & C
• Judgment day nears for monarchy, CNN-IBN
• India to set up $15 mln trauma centre in Bir Hospital, Reuters
• China draws a veil across the mountains, The Guardian
• China Southern Airlines seeks nod to fly to Nepal, People's Daily
• Tibet's Tsering Dorje teaches conservation to Tibetans in India, Time
• Rogue elephant in Sunsari kills 5 people, injures 3, The Peninsula
• Out-bound Nepalis almost equal arriving tourists, Himalayan Times
• Sikkim CM orders inquiry into bus mishap, announces ex-gratia, Zee
• Cash boost for Kathmandu Kids, Royal Gazette

• Sikkim bus plunges into Teesta near Bagaykhola, toll mounts to 25, M & C
• Madhav Nepal urges all not to favour monarchy, KoL
• Nepal promotes toursim at Adventure World Summit in Seattle, Nepal News
• Mass protest against Maoists in Jhapa, Rising Nepal
• Slave Labor at US Iraq Embassy: Nepalis also vulnerable, Anti War
• Harder to falsify certificates for foreign workers in Malaysia, The Star
• Maoists' two-hour strike hinders life in KTM, Oh My News
• SPA, Maoists continue parleys for talks, Rising Nepal
• Nepali film stars enthral viewers in Qatar, The Peninsula
• Culture Shock in Michigan: Nepali urinates; leads slow car chase, Monroe News
• Paintings walk among the public in Kathmandu, BBC
• Analysis: Can the Nepal army prevent a Maoist takeover?, Rusi
• Report: Concerns over growing insecurity, despite ceasefire Irin
• Maoist rebels held up traffic to protest police, BBC
• Maoist bomb blows up, wounds 6 near Pokhara, Intl Herald Trib
• Tibetan Volunteers organize candle light vigil for Nangpa La victims, Phayul
• €2.8 million for EU aid to Nepali drought victims, Welcome Europe
• Commentary: Cautious optimism or continued instability, Desi Critics
• Truce monitoring panel receives 106 complaints in October, People's Daily
• Maoists to go ahead with Republican Front plan, Nepal News
• Finding solutions for the safe disposal of medical refuse in KTM, Oh My News
• Darjeeling, the latest fascination for tourists, Zee News

• 600 Nepalis held at the detention in Qatar, The Peninsula
• Analysis: Opposing class forces face off in post-monarchy Nepal, PSL Web
• Spotlight on blurring boundaries of South Asia, The Hindu
• Nepal improves one point score in RSF press freedom report, RSF
• Reportage: Tihar Lagyo-- Through the kooking glass, Telluride Watch
• Analysis: Nepal still in a state of flux, Asia Times Online
• Nepal, Bhutan to hold `decisive' talks on refugees in November, Brunei Times
• Tranform country into a peaceful abode: Koirala, People's Daily
• UN proposes to feed Maoists after peace deal is signed BBC
• First peace deal, then our food operation: UNFPA official, Intl Herald Trib
• Govt. to recognize Nepal Sambat as national calendar: PM, Nepal News
• Report: Health care against all odds: leprosy in Nepal, MC Gill Daily
• Cease-Fire violations increase: Stratfor, Stratfor
• UN's Ian Martin talks on caste-based discrimination, Oh My News
• Indian foreign secretary to visit Bhutan, Hindustan Times
• Bhutan's draft constitution lays down electoral eligibility, Irna
• Boy's murder shuts Darjeeling, The Statesman
• Second Tibetan shot at border, Times Online

• Talks will succeed if Koirala agrees on republic: Sherchan, Nepal News
• Maoists don police role, arrest 70 in Kathmandu, Times of India
• Kanchenjunga painting from 1924 sells in London for £300,000, BBC
• Two dengue cases identified in Banke district in Far-West, People's Daily
• Govt relief to drought-hit not enough, Himalayan Times
• Pashupati Rana meets PM, says RPP undecided on monarchy, Nepal News
• US woman becomes first to skii from Mt Everest summit, LN
• China denies trying to dilute Tibetan culture, Baltimore Sun
• Tibetans shot at by Chinese leave Nepal for India, Haveeru
• Train to Tibet is on the right track, China insists, Phayul
• Nepal journalist, HR activist to speak in Japan, Japan Times
• Oli says no major pact will be signed during his India visit, Nepal News
• French MP demands independent inquiry into Nangpa la shooting, Phayul
• Dalai Lama urges against generalizing Muslims, SB Sun
• New luxury rail journey accross sub-continent, Observer
• King's defiance creates a hubbub, Oh My News
• Prachanda instructs Maoist army to leave a camp, Nepal News
• Maoists make public Valley ‘gangsters’, KoL

• Finally, UN peace and disarmament center in KTM, Nepal News
• Beijing 2008 Olympic flame could pass by Mt. Everest, Games Bids
• Himalayas have peaked, may shrink in future: Chinese researcher, The Hindu
• Nepal-Bhutan talks on refugees in November: deputy PM, People’s Daily
• Madhav Nepal and Koirala, discuss peace talks, arms Issue, Himalayan Times
• Nepal to allow private sectors to enter petroleum dealings, People’s Daily
• Hindus across America celebrate Diwali, Monterey Herald
• Laxmi Pooja being observed, KoL
• Security beefed up in valley ahead of Tihar, Nepal News
• CNN provides insider's guide to Diwali, CNN
• Malaysia celebrates Diwali, ND TV
• Tihar festival unites Hindus and Buddhists amid violence, Asia News
• 98th Devkota Jayanti being observed, Nepal News
• Arbour tables report on Nepal at UN General Assembly, Nepal News
• New world record in Chinese Buddha art in Hong Kong, SM Herald
• Indo-Nepal trade treaty to deepen ties, Financial Express
• US Offer To Resettle Bhutan Refugees, VOA
• Nepali arrested in Karachi for suspected terrorism, The News
• ADB lends Bhutan $24.6 mn to improve urban facilities, Hindustan Times
• Tibetan women compete for Miss Tibet to raise profile, CS Monitor

• US ambassador hopes Maoists to lay down arms, People's Daily
• Tihar festival unites Hindus and Buddhists amid violence, Asia News
• Japanese national helps transform village in Nepal, Asian Fortune
• Nangpa La shooting survivors head for India, Phayul
• Op-Ed: MR Jossee ponders on peace process, News Blaze
• UN to start work of assisting peace process, People's Daily
• Talks with Bhutan will be decisive this time: Oli, Himalayan Times
• Let's talk in Thimpu, not in Kathmandu, says Bhutan, People's Daily
• Child marriage still common in rural southwest, Alert Net
• Maoists abduct 16, including NC party workers, TOI
• 18,000 temporary employees of local bodies to lose jobs, People's Daily
• 500 tons of apples in Jumla go waste lacking transporation, People's Daily
• 98th Devkota Jayanti being observed, Nepal News
• Prachanda visits his father in Bhratpur, Alert Net
• Govt gives green light to 5 TV and 50 FM stations, APMN
• UN urges govt, rebels to uphold HR, The News
• Human error, fog to blame for WWF crash, ABC
• Nepal striving to make air transportation safe, People's Daily
• S. Korea ignores migrant workers rights, Oh My News
• CNN provides insider's guide to Diwali, CNN
• Nepal India trade treaty to be renewed automatically, Nepal News
• Fake fortune tellers in Kathmandu, Oh My News
• Canadian will share Kathmandu with his community, VMS

• King ignores panel deadline, fails to respond to questionnaire, BBC
• Nepal’s most embarrassing let down in U.N. history, Oh My News
• Rizal demands refugee rep in Nepal-Bhutan talks, Nepal News
• Media persons continue to face attacks, harassment Nepal News
• Maoists intimidate journalists; businessmen vandalize television, IFEX
• Strike again, but this time different, Reuters
• Govt, Maoists in blame-game for Nepal's UNSC seat loss, KoL
• Country needs over 16 bln USD to meet MDGs: report, People's Daily
• No response from the King's office: Hari Har Birahi, ND TV
• Mandira Sharma of AF gets Human Rights Watch's highest honor in NYC, Reuters
• Hillary’s son describes high-altitude adventures in Nepal VCS
• Govt promises new liberal aviation policy, People’s Daily
• Wal-Mart’s $600 in direct sourcing from India, Nepal, S Lanka, Money Central
• King of Bhutan Receives Getty Conservation Award, US Newswire
• Manjushree Thapa not for activism but for engaged writing, Oh My News
• Ian Martin in New Delhi: Why did he go there?, IRNA
• Op-Ed: From Maoism to Fascism in the Himalayas?, News Blaze
• Parties, Maoists busy in homework, The Rising Nepal
• Peace talks may resume within a week, Relief Web
• Ian Martin meets PM, Maoist leader, People’s Daily
• Nepali Killed In Iraq: Govt. attempts to verify, AHN

• Samrat Vs Prachanda: Little known party to take up arms for monarchy, M & C
• Standoff in negotiations over future government, Christian Science Monitor
• IDPs return still a trickle despite ceasefire, Reuters
• Nir Shah in Qatar to launch TV channel, The Peninsula
• Urban Sprawl: Govt to add 41 new municipalities, People's Daily
• No strike, will negotiate: Business community, People's Daily
• Army calls "baseless" UN report on 3 dozens missing, Hindustan Times
• Maoists misbehave with journalists covering summit talks , APMN
• Maoists throw out Indian tourists from Nepal hotel, DNA
• No solution in sight to break impasse, Asia Tribune
• Nepal loses UN Security Council bid to Indonesia, KoL
• Nepal outplays Hong Kong by 135 runs, KoL
• New Chief for Tibetan Refugee Transit Center in Nepal, Bangkok Post
• China mum on film showing troops killing refugee, SMH
• Nepal gay defends rightrs in commentary for UK outlet, UKG
• Avalanche kills two Sherpas on Mt Pumori, Intl Herald Trib
• Unidentified disease claims 8 lives in far west, People's Daily
• More work needed to achieve development goals - report, Reutersib
• Govt plans to hold talks with Bhutan on refugees issue, IRNA
• Kins of crash victims to get $20,000 each in insurance, TPI
• General strike cripples normal life in the east, M&C

• Constituent Assembly elections in Nepal by 2007 mid-June, People's Daily
• Peace talks edge onward but Maoists stick on arms , Intl Herald Trib
• Peace talks making positive headway, leaders say, Reuters
• 'Cordial' Nepal talks adjourned, BBC
• Nepal government, Maoists resume peace talks, VoA
• Indian scribe comments on enigmatic Maoists of Nepal, Asian Tribune
• Koirala, Prachanda hold second round of peace talks, Navhind Times
• Maoists arms should be managed before elections: Koirala, People's Daily
• Maoists won't lay down arms, Times of India
• Bhutanese refugees hesitant over US resettlement offer, Reuters
• Nepal deplores North Korea's nuclear test , Raw Story
• 18 villages regular victims of famine, NHR News
• $14,000 raised for Nepali accidents victims in MN, BS Patriot
• US and Nepali soldiers drill at Panch Khaal UN compounds, GX Online
• Tourist arrival goes up, The Rising Nepal
• Maoists intensify extortion from trekkers in the Everest region, Raw Story
• Should Everest be closed?, The Guardian
• China tries to silence climbers who saw Tibetan shootings, Independent
• Second round of talks resume after break, BBC

• 7 killed, dozens injured in Baitadi bus accident, Intl Herald Trib
• Serious human rights abuses by Maoists continue, Irin News
• Australian tourist ponders on paper trail in Nepal, Sydney M Herald
• Lawless nation: Looting on the rise, Oh My News
• The Maoist script unfolds in Nepal, SA Terrorism Portal
• Shut down against Maoists in Janakpur City, Zee News
• Op-Ed: Civil war will only end if Maoists disarm, Sunday Herald, UK
• Nepali woman murdered in Ludhiana, arrived 5 days ago, EI
• Asia's small farmers gather in KTM to talk rights, Himalayan Times
• Chinese Border Patrols kill 7 Tibetans fleeing to freedom, TET
• Kishor Nepal prods ambivalent Prachanda, KoL
• Nepal surprised over US statement on absorbing Bhutan regugees, IRNA
• UN welcomes US's Bhutanese refugee resettlement offer, KoL
• Three young children killed in explosion in Kailali, IEN
• Indian journalist missing from KTm since last week, Hindustan Times
• Remains of copter crash victims identified, Oh My News
• Garment industry unravels amid uncertainty, IPS

• Ghising to ‘allow’ idol worship in Darjeeling hills, Daily News & Analysis
• Idol worship in Darjeeling Hills despite Ghising's diktat, Zee News
• Violence against scribes continuing in Nepal: IFJ, Zee News
• Govt denies Maoist allegation of arms import from India, The Hindu
• Op-Ed: Secret deal in Nepal, Scoop
• Nepali Times Tribute: Dr. Harka Gurung, Nepali Times
• Britain stresses "one government, one army" in Nepal, IRNA
• Nepal won’t be another Thailand: Koirala, Gulf Times
• NRNs demand immediate adoption of NRN bill with amendments, NN
• Hindu fears over secular Nepal, BBC
• ‘Maoists posing threat to India, Bhutan’, India E News
• Bhutan's kingdom looks ahead to 2008 polls, democracy, CNN
• India to intensify vigil along Bhutanese border, Hindustan Times
• Nepalis in India celebrate BP Koirala jayanti, Organizer
• Palace denies taking ‘royalty’ from UK for sending Gurkhas, Nepal News
• Intl sanatan Nepali culture meet in Delhi, Organizer
• Dalai Lama Makes Surprise Visit to Woodstock, NY, VoA

• PM, guerrilla top leader fix date for talks, People's Daily
• Mistrust, posturing slows Nepal's peace process, Reuters
• Nepal Miracles: Now a new ‘glass-growing’ prodigy, Daily News & Analysis
• CA election by April/May of 2007,
• MPs want US envoy Moriarty to leave, Oh My News
• Koirala, Prachanda hold talks, The Hindu
• King Will Be Questioned Over Imposing Emergency Rule, Bloomberg
• US concerned over Maoists' acts of extortion in Nepal, Zee
• The Iranian Experience: What can Nepal Learn?, Nepalnews
• Sweden lifts travel advisory against Nepal, KoL
• Govt mulls 49 percent FDI in media, TPI
• Everest Bank Limited launches online remittances, PoL
• Interview with journalist Bhairab Risal, KoL
• Nepali expatriates in Qatar send $100mn home, Gulf Times
• Goin' to Kathmandu: An Everest adventure, Edmonton Sun

• Maoists vow to keep up their protests despite Govt clarification, HT
• Govt denies Maoist allegation of arms import from India, Zee News
• Maoists protest 'Weapons' Import; army denies claim, Himalayan Times
• Danger in Nepal, Washington Times
• If extortion continues, bank branches may shut down: NBA chief, Nepalnews
• Refugee leader hopes to take part in 2008 election in Bhutan, Nepalnews
• USAID launches flood relief program, Moriarty in far west, Kantipur Online
• UB's global reach provides key to Dalai Lama's visit, Buffalo News
• UN food agency battles bad weather, landslides, UN News Centre
• Nepali troops to be sent to Lebanon by November, Raw Story
• Maoists suspect new arms supplies for army, Washington Post
• India changes from big aid recipient into major donor, UN News Centre
• New photo book on Nepal conflict to be launched, Nepalnews
• Japan provides assistance to Radio Nepal, Nepalnews
• Private school operators 'surprised' by announcement, Nepalnews
• Nepal gets its own garden of Babylon, DailyIndia
• Landmine casualties up despite record clearing, Washington Post
• Scholarship remembers 7/7 victim, BBC News
• Non-communicable diseases account for 42 pct of deaths, People's Daily
• World Bank official urges Nepal to punish defaulters, People's Daily Online
• NGOs address pain of Nepali children, OhmyNews International
• Govt waives radio frequency charges, Gorkhapatra
• India to seek Bhutan like crackdown, E-Pao
• Export promotion drive in Sikkim, The Statesman

• UN food agency starts feeding tens of thousands, UN News Centre
• Nepal-India customs, revenue officials meet, Kantipur Online
• OHCHR urges Maoists to respect human rights, Nepalnews
• Government criticised for choice of new Army Chief, Zee News
• Only half the women know that abortion is legal, OneWorld
• Refuge across the Himalayas, Phayul
• Minister proposes presidential role for king, India eNews
• ADB provides grant for expansion of feeder roads, Nepalnews
• Probe commission grills defense secretary, Nepalnews
• 33 people killed in landslides, IRNA
• Clashes erupt between villagers and Maoists, Hindustan Times
• Geography and politics in perpetual contest, Nepalnews
• Five girls rescued from Indian circus, Gorkhapatra
• 2 killed, 5 wounded in Kirtipur truck accident, Kantipur Online
• Landmines kill nearly 1,300, Reuters
• Summit talks date to be fixed soon, Gorkhapatra
• Public asked to help flood victims, ReliefWeb
• US rookies vie on elephant polo circuit, Seattle Times
• Nepal comes under witch doctors' spell, DailyIndia
• Gov't seeks 32.5 mln USD for flood victims, ReliefWeb
• Highway robbers plunder passenger vehicles in western Nepal, NhRN
• 1,823,431 foreign workers in Malaysia, Bernama
• 'Nepal needs friendly environment to attract tourists', Gorkhapatra
• Government doing homework for summit talks: DPM Sherchan, Nepalnews
• Environmental garden to be built at Swoyambhu, Gorkhapatra
• Women take to role as trekking guides, OhmyNews International
• King without a kingdom, Inter Press Service
• A wide range of rare flowers from Sikkim, Hindu
• Two teams for two faces of a lonely mountain, Mounteverest
• Humble Dalai Lama simply a superstar, Vancouver Sun
• China plans to extend Qinghai-Tibet railway to South Asia, Epoch Times
• Canada gives citizenship to Dalai Lama, Peninsula On-line
• China train brings hope for Tibet yak herders, DailyIndia

• Floods, landslides claim over a dozen lives, Monsters and Critics
• MPs flay Katuwal's appointment, question government, Kantipur Online
• PM Koirala wishes for lasting peacel, Hindustan Times
• Army chief says it will not betray democracy, Reuters AlertNet
• Rebel militia killed in clash with villagers, NhRN
• Indian airlines resuming KTM-Varanasi-KTM flights, Nepalnews
• Political, economic stability must to develop living standards, Nepalnews
• Landslides obstruct highways, rescue works on in districts, Himalayan Times
• DPM leaves for Havana, stresses on arms mgmt, Kantipur Online
• Maoists and govt accused of rights abuses, Reuters AlertNet
• NRN seeks provision of dual citizenship in interim constitution, Nepalnews
• 'Upcoming talks will be vital', Gorkhapatra
• Gov't, guerrillas to start informal talks Monday, People's Daily Online
• Hotels rebounding after cease-fire, Kantipur Online
• Nepali organizer visits Vermont CARES, Richmond Out in the Mountains
• Hindu identity of Nepal under threat from new govt: VHP, Indian Express
• Human rights situation: Challenge and Dilemma, NewsBlaze
• Bhutan PM to work for economic progress, Hindustan Times
• India to demand Bhutan-type operation in Myanmar, Zee News
• Darjeeling tea launched in China, Zee News
• Dalai Lama speaks with scientists about stress, Victoria Times Colonist
• China, Dalai Lama at impasse over Tibet, San Francisco Chronicle
• China-Tibet railway challenges ancient Tibet culture, Playfuls
• Tourists swarm picturesque Tibet villages, San Francisco Chronicle
• Dalai Lama most famous global figure in Germany: survey, DailyIndia
• World peace begins with inner peace: Dalai Lama, CTV

• NRN seeks provision of dual citizenship in interim constitution, Nepalnews
• Floods, landslides claim over a dozen lives, Monsters and Critics
• PM Koirala wishes for lasting peacel, Hindustan Times
• Army chief says it will not betray democracy, Reuters AlertNet
• Rebel militia killed in clash with villagers, NhRN
• Indian airlines resuming KTM-Varanasi-KTM flights, Nepalnews
• Political and economic stability must to develop living standards, Nepalnews
• Landslides obstruct highways, rescue works on in districts, Himalayan Times
• Maoists and govt accused of rights abuses, Reuters AlertNet
• NRN seeks provision of dual citizenship in interim constitution, Nepalnews
• 'Upcoming talks will be vital', Gorkhapatra
• The civil society conundrum, Gorkhapatra
• Gov't, guerrillas to start informal talks Monday, People's Daily Online
• Hotels rebounding after cease-fire, Kantipur Online
• Nepali organizer visits Vermont CARES, Richmond Out in the Mountains
• Hindu identity of Nepal under threat from new govt: VHP, Indian Express
• Human rights situation: Challenge and Dilemma, NewsBlaze
• Bhutan PM to work for economic progress, Hindustan Times
• India to demand Bhutan-type operation in Myanmar, Zee News
• Darjeeling tea launched in China, Zee News
• Dalai Lama speaks with scientists about stress, Victoria Times Colonist
• China, Dalai Lama at impasse over Tibet, San Francisco Chronicle
• China-Tibet railway challenges ancient Tibet culture, Playfuls
• Tourists swarm picturesque Tibet villages, San Francisco Chronicle
• Dalai Lama most famous global figure in Germany: survey, DailyIndia
• World peace begins with inner peace: Dalai Lama, CTV

• Refugees held for entering Bhutan, Kantipur Online
• Interim government only after arms management: Oli, Nepalnews
• Nepal relaxes law to give 5 mn citizenship without certificate, Zee News
• Government and Maoists optimistic about peace process, Reuters AlertNet
• 'Maoists continue extorting tourists', Zee News
• Nepali migrant women contribute significantly to family income, NhRN
• Maoist militias abduct five in western Nepal, NhRN
• Japan hands over new hostel wing to Padma Kanya, Kantipur Online
• $ 50 million from India for transmission corridor, IRNA
• Call to strengthen press freedom, Gulf Times
• ICJ recommends changes in draft army act, Nepalnews
• RRN provides basic relief materials to flood victims, Nepalnews
• The success of the people’s movement II depends on the ..., Nepalnews
• Minister Manandhar spills out differences among ministers, Nepalnews
• Transport workers’ strike cripples life in Kaski district, Kantipur Online
• Donors urge rebels to end extortion, ReliefWeb
• Nepal holds host Singapore, Kantipur Online
• Govt committed to holding CA elections, says Pandey, Gorkhapatra
• Dalits made 'lower' caste by others, Gorkhapatra
• PM failed to take progressive decisions: Lawmakers, Nepalnews
• Foreign forces conspiring to foil peace talks: Bijukchhe, Nepalnews
• Draft of right to info on anvil: Badu, Himalayan Times
• Human trafficking from Nepal on rise, Kantipur Online
• Gov't-guerrilla summit talks to be held soon: minister, People's Daily Online
• Interview with the Dalai Lama, Phayul
• European parliament adopts critical China report, UNPO
• Dalai Lama visits Vancouver, Toronto Sun

• Govt to give millions citizenship through new law, Zee News
• Ghising to "allow" idol worship in Darjeeling hills, Zee News
• ADB forecasts Nepal's growth in 2006 at 2 per cent, Kantipur Online
• Republic anathema to NC: KB Gurung, Himalayan Times
• China starts world's second highest airport, Daily News & Analysis
• Partial lunar eclipse tonight, OhmyNews International
• ISG condemns Maoist activities, Kantipur Online
• Families demand to know fate of missing relatives, IRINnews
• Power Summit 2006 kicks off, Nepalnews
• Containment with Chinese characteristics, American Enterprise Institute
• Donors urge rebels to end extortion, Reuters AlertNet
• The world record: KTM, Nepal, The Heights
• Mass hysteria in Nepali children after snake killed, Reuters AlertNet
• MT gains brisk popularity as career option, Kantipur Online
• India offers to develop 150MW energy project for Nepal, Telugu Portal
• Govt to encourage hydel project investors, Kantipur Online
• Nepal offers 12 projects at energy summit, Times of India
• Media group suggests Nepal strengthen press freedom laws, Raw Story
• Nepal's sidelined monarch makes rare public appearance, Haveeru Daily
• China trade fair to open in KTM tomorrow, EastDay
• 'Indian energy investments in Nepal safe', DailyIndia
• Endangered Rhinos of Nepal, OhmyNews International
• Three Maoist cadre injured in demonstration against King, Hindustan Times
• Contribution of Nepali migrant women to their family high: UNFPA, Nepalnews
• Int'l media mission recommends reform in media laws, Nepalnews
• Call to bring Maoists into mainstream, Gorkhapatra
• Nepal panel decides to question King Gyanendra, Intl Herald Tribune
• Cabinet authorises negotiation team to fix summit agenda, Gorkhapatra
• Bank deposits show growing trend, Kantipur Online
• Child labor abuse increases, Forbes
• Nepal scraps king's powers, Hindu
• Nepal’s foreign debt crosses 40pc of GDP, Himalayan Times
• Mainali, Bhandari to fight for NBA chairmanship, Himalayan Times
• European convention of Bhutan societies, Kuensel
• Tibet, tourism and religions, Monsters and Critics
• Nothing but plaudits on Mao's anniversary, Knoxville News Sentinel
• PM's aide to meet Dalai Lama during visit, Phayul

• ACT Alert: Drought and hailstorm cause hunger, Reuters AlertNet
• Maternal and child mortality could increase in flood region, IRINnews
• 30,000 security personnel missing, Indian Muslims
• Ready-made garment exports plunge, Fibre2fashion
• New bird species reported, DailyIndia
• NEA, NT close payment counters in Surkhet, Himalayan Times
• 'Rob the Rubbish' on Everest mission, Himalayan Times
• Midnight murder disrupts normal life in KTM, India eNews
• Govt says not moving to stop Maoist protests, Hindustan Times
• Arms deal: Disclosure by govt thickens mystery, Gulf Times
• Maoist convention, taxi drivers’ protest disrupt traffic, Kantipur Online
• Germany offers 100,000 euros for Bhutani refugees, ReliefWeb
• House panel stresses additional relief, Gorkhapatra
• Maoist hindering peace process: UML general secy., Nepalnews
• School children main drug users: Report, People's Daily Online
• PM assures of autonomy to state-run media, Asia Pacific Media Network
• Rebel families protest against Nepal "disappearances", Samudaya
• Two Tibetan school teachers receive national award, Phayul

• Displaced families live in fear despite peace process, Reuters
• Wildlife conservation award for Bhutan king, Hindustan Times
• Nepal comes out with flying colours against Bahrain, Kantipur Online
• Dalai Lama begins visits in Mongolia, Washington Post
• Nepali reporter Ojha develops affection for small town US newspaper, VoA
• China protests Dalai Lama's visit to Mongolia, Indian Muslims
• Petrol dealers on strike, OhmyNews International
• Will Ghisingh relent this puja?, The Statesman
• India still wants to protect monarchy: Prachanda, Nepalnews
• Media bounty: Nepal's king under scanner, DailyIndia
• Nepal invites foreign investments in hydropower sector, Zee News
• Nepal to serve as transit route for Indo-China trade, China Daily
• Moriarty calls on UML general secy., Nepalnews
• Nepal bags second SAG gold, Kantipur Online
• Ominous order amid murky mandate, Nepalnews
• After Nathu La, stilwell road might be next, Times of India
• Nepal-India inter-governmental committee meeting from today, Nepalnews
• OHCHR demands revision in army bill, Kantipur Online
• Nepali guerrillas to manage weapons in three phases, People's Daily
• Nepal to decide issue of sending peacekeepers to Lebanon, People's Daily
• Maoist rebels spread across rural India, Christian Science Monitor
• Rasaili, Bajracharya enter final in wushu; Ghimire in boxing, Himalayan Times
• Maoist game plan to declare Nepal a communist state, NewsBlaze
• Maoists disrupt Hindu meet, BBC News
• Victims of Maoist violence demand compensation, Zee News
• Petroleum dealers surround NOC office, Nepalnews
• Peace comes piecemeal for NGO workers, OneWorld
• Buddhist enclave may hold key to Sino-Indian border row, Washington Post

• Govt withdraws fuel price hike, Nepalnews
• Adhikari bags gold for Nepal, Kantipur Online
• PM Koirala assures review of petro prices, Kantipur Online
• Nepal protests cut short Indian independence celebration, DailyIndia
• Nepali women strip and plow to appease rain gods, Reuters
• Concern shown over slow pace of peace talks, Gorkhapatra
• Various organisations protest price hike, Gorkhapatra
• Nepal enjoys fourth winning spree, Kantipur Online
• Government in tight spot after fuel price hike, DailyIndia
• Nepal records historic win against Myanmar, Nepalnews
• Maoists in Bardiya warn to breach ceasefire, Kantipur Online
• NTB operating shuttle bus service, Nepalnews
• House committee condemns govt for hiking fuel price, Himalayan Times
• Maoists flay petroleum price hike decision, Kantipur Online
• Miscreants attack main party chief's house in KTM, People's Daily Online
• Demonstrators clash with police, Hindu
• Weak monsoon hits paddy plantation, Hindu
• Nepal pledges 800 troops for Lebanon, Kantipur Online
• Drugs freely available in Raxaul areas, Times of India
• Dalai Lama's sister retires as president of school chain, DailyIndia
• Dalai Lama's travel plans to Mongolia kept secret, International Herald Tribune
• Lingering boundary dispute clouds Tibet's future, Phayul

• Strike over oil price rises, BBC News
• US congressmen to arrive next weekend, Himalayan Times
• Maoists must give up arms: Koirala, NDTV
• Strike cripples medical services, People's Daily Online
• Nepal registers third victory, Kantipur Online
• 'Maoists can't be treated as political party till they give up arms, Zee News
• Buddha's sons reduced to outcasts, Telugu Portal
• Dr. Mahat briefs House on monetary policy, Gorkhapatra
• Tough action against murder culprit: Sitaula, Gorkhapatra
• Unidentified disease kills 14 in central Nepal, People's Daily Online
• Mulling the enduring value of Nepal's military, NewsBlaze
• Arms rift keeps Maoists out of government, Washington Times
• Bank defaulters:Govt to take strong action after deadline, Kantipur Online
• China bank to invest $1b in West Seti, Kantipur Online
• Spectacular opening to SAF Games, DailyIndia
• UN asks for Nepali troops in Lebanon, Nepalnews
• Extensive homework essential for party unity: Deuba, Nepalnews
• A Nepali girl, who went missing in the US, narrates her story, Nepalnews
• ARSP delegation visits Bhutan, Kuensel
• Two Bhutani conned by e-mail scam, Kuensel
• His Majesty conferred conservation award, Kuensel
• 'Cop' molests woman on Darjeeling mail, nabbed, Times of India
• Chamling salvo at opp, The Statesman
• Tibet forest fire under control, Phayul

• Prachanda directs forces at Kami Danda, Kantipur Online
• UN stretched: urgent plea for peacekeepers, Sydney Morning Herald
• Maoists abduct senior officials in southern Nepal, Monsters and Critics
• Govt hikes petro prices, petrol at Rs 84 per litre in capital, Kantipur Online
• Southern Lebanese greet national forces, CNN
• Koirala tells people not to fear Maoists, Hindu
• Maoist factions clash, exchange fire, India Monitor
• Israel alarm at UN force members, BBC News
• Sumina bags bronze, Kantipur Online
• Nepali workers in Korea exploited: AI, OhmyNews International
• Maoists can not be legitimate political force before disarming, Nepalnews
• Prince Charles comes to Nepal heritage rescue, Hindustan Times
• Arms mgmt, interim constitution priority of govt-Maoist talks, Kantipur Online
• Laying ghosts to rest, Nepali Times
• Disfunctioning democray-- a million dollar Q.: Sharad Chandra Shaha, Nepali Times
• Electricity authority cumulative lossat 100 mln USD, People's Daily Online
• Aid commitments to Nepal cross 1.3 bln USD in 2002-2005, People's Daily Online
• Shekhawat on three-day visit to Sikkim, Zee News
• Doctors alert tourists to Tibet of dangers of altitude sickness, Phayul
• Back to the future in Tibet, Asia Times Online
• Interview with Tibet’s communist party chief, New York Times
• Hindustan-Tibet road opened to traffic, The Tribune
• Dalai Lama niece feels lucky, The Casper Star Tribune

• Foreign experts keen to support in new constitution, Kantipur Online
• Maoist groups split in Nepal, violence feared, India Defence
• Much-awaited Military Act presented, Kantipur Online
• Maoists keep up abductions, extortion, Kantipur Online
• US envoy expresses regret over visa denial to Prof Subedi, DailyIndia
• TB hospital resumes operation, Nepalnews
• India provides 2,5000 metric tons of fertilizers, Nepalnews
• Rebels, breakaway Maoist faction clash, Zee News
• UNHCR urges for smooth delivery of humanitarian assistance, Nepalnews
• Maoists not to join power now, BBC News
• Penalty saves Nepal yet again, Kantipur Online
• Nepal endorses Biotechnology Policy, Telugu Portal
• Discontent brewing in terai region, Hindustan Times
• Nepal emerging as centre of neurosurgery, Gorkhapatra
• UML to launch campaign for democratic republic, Nepalnews