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Decades After 'People's War', Nepal Still Lives With Legacy Of Insurgency
Thirty years ago, a small faction of Nepal's communist movement launched what it called a "People's War."
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Nepal PM Admits "Responsible For Killing 5,000 People" During Insurgency
A writ petition was registered against Nepal Prime Minister at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, seeking an order to arrest him for admitting to being responsible for the killing of 5,000 people during the decade-long Maoist insurgency in the country.
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Nepalis Vote For Stability In Historic Polls
Nepalis across the country's mountainous north voted Sunday in elections that could herald change after 20 ruinous years marked by a bloody Maoist insurgency, a devastating earthquake and crippling political instability.
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Nepal Prime Minister Admits 'Delays' In Justice For Maoist War Survivors
Nepal on Sunday marked the tenth anniversary of the peace deal that ended a bloody Maoist insurgency as the Prime Minister admitted that justice for its victims has been delayed.
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Maoist Chief Prachanda Elected As Nepal Prime Minister
Nepal's parliament on Wednesday elected Prachanda, who led a decade-long insurgency that topped a feudal monarchy, as the Himalayan nation's new prime minister, a week after K.P. Oli stepped down to avoid a no-confidence motion.
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Nepal Parties Reach Long-Awaited Charter Deal After Earthquake
Nepal's rival political parties have struck a historic deal on a new constitution that will divide the country into eight provinces, ending years of deadlock, a minister said today .
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UAE-Based Indian Businessman Offers Jobs to Freed Nurses
UAE-based Indian businessman BR Shetty has offered the 46 nurses freed by insurgents in Iraq jobs in hospitals he owns across the Gulf country, Nepal, Bhutan and India.
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Nepal's ex-PM Prachanda slapped in public
The leader of Nepal's 10-year Maoist insurgency was left shaken on Friday when a former supporter slapped the ex-guerrilla across the face, smashing his glasses.
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Nepal to use lesbians, gays to boost tourism sector
Nepal is set to use lesbians and gays to boost its tourism sector, which has been adversely impacted after the country went through a devastating decade-long Maoists' insurgency and political instability.
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Decades After 'People's War', Nepal Still Lives With Legacy Of Insurgency
Thirty years ago, a small faction of Nepal's communist movement launched what it called a "People's War."
-
Nepal PM Admits "Responsible For Killing 5,000 People" During Insurgency
A writ petition was registered against Nepal Prime Minister at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, seeking an order to arrest him for admitting to being responsible for the killing of 5,000 people during the decade-long Maoist insurgency in the country.
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Nepalis Vote For Stability In Historic Polls
Nepalis across the country's mountainous north voted Sunday in elections that could herald change after 20 ruinous years marked by a bloody Maoist insurgency, a devastating earthquake and crippling political instability.
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Nepal Prime Minister Admits 'Delays' In Justice For Maoist War Survivors
Nepal on Sunday marked the tenth anniversary of the peace deal that ended a bloody Maoist insurgency as the Prime Minister admitted that justice for its victims has been delayed.
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Maoist Chief Prachanda Elected As Nepal Prime Minister
Nepal's parliament on Wednesday elected Prachanda, who led a decade-long insurgency that topped a feudal monarchy, as the Himalayan nation's new prime minister, a week after K.P. Oli stepped down to avoid a no-confidence motion.
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Nepal Parties Reach Long-Awaited Charter Deal After Earthquake
Nepal's rival political parties have struck a historic deal on a new constitution that will divide the country into eight provinces, ending years of deadlock, a minister said today .
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UAE-Based Indian Businessman Offers Jobs to Freed Nurses
UAE-based Indian businessman BR Shetty has offered the 46 nurses freed by insurgents in Iraq jobs in hospitals he owns across the Gulf country, Nepal, Bhutan and India.
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Nepal's ex-PM Prachanda slapped in public
The leader of Nepal's 10-year Maoist insurgency was left shaken on Friday when a former supporter slapped the ex-guerrilla across the face, smashing his glasses.
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Nepal to use lesbians, gays to boost tourism sector
Nepal is set to use lesbians and gays to boost its tourism sector, which has been adversely impacted after the country went through a devastating decade-long Maoists' insurgency and political instability.
