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Thursday, May 31, 2012

Nepal Govt

Nepal govt decreases fuel prices after protests

The Nepal government on Thursday decided to partially roll back prices of petroleum products.

Prime Minister Khanal resigned on August 14 succumbing to intense pressure from Nepali Congress and ...

Khanal will resign to facilitate formation of a national consensus government.

Nepalese govt on Wed assured that action will be taken against the perpetrators who vandalised the ...

OHCHR & NHRC jointly asked the govt and Maoists not to delay the translation of key human rights c...

Nepal President Ram Baran Yadav has said that the country should eliminate remains of decade-long ci...

Taking the total tally of martyrs killed during Madhesi uprising to 39, Nepalese govt has declared ...

Nepal has refuted Maoists` allegation that Nepalese Army had purchased arms and ammunitions from In...

Amnesty has asked the Nepal government to immediately arrest an Army major accused of torturing a 15...

A new taskforce with a mandate to resolve the lingering political impasse in Nepal will review all t...

Nepal`s former Prime Minister G P Koirala on Sunday ruled out any change in the Madhav Kumar Nepal...

The Nepal govt has sought a review of the 2006 landmark peace accord with the Maoists in a bid to ca...

Nepal government on Friday withdrew all state facilities given to Paramanand Jha, who is at the cen...

An advocacy group for Tibetans has accused the Nepal government of succumbing to Chinese pressure ...

Concerned over the worsening law and order situation in Kathmandu, envoys of 21 friendly countries...

Crows brought the activities in the main administrative complex in Nepal`s capital, housing the Pr...

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