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INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC NEPAL: 13-Mar-2008

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Fostering Democracy in South Asia. Thursday, 13 March 2008. China keen to re-engage with Nepal. Source: South Asia Weekly, March 9, 2008. Links to this post. Strife ends in Nepal’s Terai region. Source: South Asia Weekly, March 2, 2008. Links to this post. Terai crisis may delay elections. Source: South Asia Weekly, February 24, 2008. Links to this post. India reiterates support for Nepali elections. Source: South Asia Weekly, February 17, 2008. Links to this post. Maoist’s making tactical move. The Comm...

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INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC NEPAL: 03-May-2008

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Fostering Democracy in South Asia. Saturday, 3 May 2008. India's choices are limited. Of the two demands already delivered to Delhi by the victorious Maoists, revision of the 1950 treaty seems more reasonable and India has no option but listen to the new powers in Kathmandu. But the other one, banning Gurkha recruitment in the Indian Army, would be counterproductive for Nepal. There is also a need to deal with the bilateral issues at various levels with a much broader spectrum to make it more meaningful.

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INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC NEPAL: 03-Apr-2009

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Fostering Democracy in South Asia. Friday, 3 April 2009. Unlike Indians the Chinese keep up with their words and promises. Mohan Baidya Pokharel ‘KIRAN’. Senior Leader, United Maoist Party. On Threat of A counter Revolution. The NC has both positive and negative sides. To stand against the monarchy and the stand for republic declaration is the positive part of the NC. But the major question where will the NC stand in the process of drafting the new constitution? On Foreign Interference and India. Itself ...

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INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC NEPAL: The shortage economy

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Fostering Democracy in South Asia. Saturday, 4 April 2009. Such shortages occurred partly because of central planning that could not sensibly plan for the production of thousands of items to match consumer demand, and partly it reflected government intentions to create shortages of consumer goods to increase saving. Nepal's case is different! We can envisage - taking just one example - of a five-year water development plan targeted to supply drinking water to the entire population and irrigation water to...

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INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC NEPAL: 25-Feb-2008

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Fostering Democracy in South Asia. Monday, 25 February 2008. Source: The Rising Nepal, February 25, 2008. Links to this post. Strike, Scarcity Linger RJP. Is he a genuine sympathiser of Madhesi people? What did he actually do for the welfare of Madhesis when he was the prime minister several times? Source: The Rising Nepal, February 25, 2008. Links to this post. SPA, UDMF finally reach deal. However, both sides were struggling till 3 am Monday on proper words to be mentioned in the draft. They have agree...

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INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC NEPAL: The day of the generals

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Fostering Democracy in South Asia. Saturday, 4 April 2009. The day of the generals. The Maoist protestors must have been incensed by the court's audacity to overrule a decision taken by a government elected by the people. After all, can't a government elected by the people do what it deems fit or proper or right? Did the government break an established precedent when it refused to extend the term of office of six brigadiers? Why did the court rule against the legitimate owner of the land?

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INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC NEPAL: 01-Aug-2008

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Fostering Democracy in South Asia. Friday, 1 August 2008. Nepal elects its first President. In a historic move, the Constituent Assembly (CA) in Nepal elected the first President of the country- Dr Ram Baran Yadav of the Nepal Congress, backed by the Communist Party of Nepal-UML and Madhesi Janaadhikar Forum (MJF).On July 21, Dr Yadav secured 308 votes defeating Ramraja Singh, a Maoist-backed candidate, who secured 282 votes. During the first general elections in 1990s, he was elected from Dhanusha const...

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INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC NEPAL: 23-May-2008

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Fostering Democracy in South Asia. Friday, 23 May 2008. Maoists to adopt liberal economic policy. Source: South Asia Weekly, May 18, 2008. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Glitter Graphics and Comments. Email Subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz. Nepal on Photo News. South Asian Media Watch. Nepal: Data and Statistics. South Asia Analysis Group. Wikipedia: Nepalese Civil War. Maoists to adopt liberal economic policy.

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INCLUSIVE DEMOCRATIC NEPAL: New Nepal government has a golden opportunity

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Fostering Democracy in South Asia. Wednesday, 10 June 2009. New Nepal government has a golden opportunity. However, the climax was the tussle between the Unified Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist (UCPNM) party and the Nepalese Army over the issue of ‘civilian supremacy’. It led to the downfall of the Maoist government and changed the whole discourse on Nepal’s polity. The new government in Nepal has to tackle several challenges. Moreover, isolating or cornering the Maoists wont bear much result.