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Nepal's Main Opposition, Country's Largest Communist Party, Officially Splits
Nepal's main opposition CPN-UML, the largest communist party of the country, has officially split, with one of its factions led by dissident leader Madhav Kumar Nepal applying for registering a new political party.
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Madhav Kumar Nepal Replaces Prime Minister KP Oli As Nepal Communist Party Chief
Madhav Kumar Nepal has replaced Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli as chairman of the Nepal Communist Party (NCP), said party spokesperson Narayan Kaji Shrestha on Tuesday, adding that the party will be taking disciplinary action against KP Oli.
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Singh congratulates new Nepal PM Khanal
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has congratulated Jhalanath Khanal, his newly-electedcounterpart in Nepal, for being chosen as the next head of the government of the neighbouring country.The Prime Minister called Khanal last evening, soon after he was elected by Nepal's Constituent Assembly as the next prime minister, ending a seven-month deadlock ov...
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Nepal set for four-way fight in tomorrow's PM poll
A key party of Indian-origin people from Nepal's southern Terai plains today fielded its candidate for the post of Premier at the last minute, a move that will turn tomorrow's 17th round of polls into a four-corner contest also involving Maoist chief Prachanda and candidates from NC and CPN-UML. Deputy Prime Minister Bijay Kumar Gachhedar of ...
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Nepal Prime Minister resigns amid pressure from Maoists
Nepal's Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal resigned on Wednesday in a televised address to the nation. He was under huge pressure from the opposition Maoists.
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Nepal PM Madhav Kumar to resign
Nepal's Prime Minister agreed to resign after the former communist rebels supported his proposal to extend the term of parliament so it can draft a new constitution to end years of civil war and strife.Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal told reporters early on Saturday he would resign soon, but did not elaborate."We have gained more time which we ne...
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Political museums coming up in Nepal
Nepal is planning to build four new museums to showcase various phases of political changes.
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Nepal's Main Opposition, Country's Largest Communist Party, Officially Splits
Nepal's main opposition CPN-UML, the largest communist party of the country, has officially split, with one of its factions led by dissident leader Madhav Kumar Nepal applying for registering a new political party.
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Madhav Kumar Nepal Replaces Prime Minister KP Oli As Nepal Communist Party Chief
Madhav Kumar Nepal has replaced Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli as chairman of the Nepal Communist Party (NCP), said party spokesperson Narayan Kaji Shrestha on Tuesday, adding that the party will be taking disciplinary action against KP Oli.
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Singh congratulates new Nepal PM Khanal
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has congratulated Jhalanath Khanal, his newly-electedcounterpart in Nepal, for being chosen as the next head of the government of the neighbouring country.The Prime Minister called Khanal last evening, soon after he was elected by Nepal's Constituent Assembly as the next prime minister, ending a seven-month deadlock ov...
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Nepal set for four-way fight in tomorrow's PM poll
A key party of Indian-origin people from Nepal's southern Terai plains today fielded its candidate for the post of Premier at the last minute, a move that will turn tomorrow's 17th round of polls into a four-corner contest also involving Maoist chief Prachanda and candidates from NC and CPN-UML. Deputy Prime Minister Bijay Kumar Gachhedar of ...
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Nepal Prime Minister resigns amid pressure from Maoists
Nepal's Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal resigned on Wednesday in a televised address to the nation. He was under huge pressure from the opposition Maoists.
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Nepal PM Madhav Kumar to resign
Nepal's Prime Minister agreed to resign after the former communist rebels supported his proposal to extend the term of parliament so it can draft a new constitution to end years of civil war and strife.Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal told reporters early on Saturday he would resign soon, but did not elaborate."We have gained more time which we ne...
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Political museums coming up in Nepal
Nepal is planning to build four new museums to showcase various phases of political changes.
