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The wait is over: A former fighter shows the cheque he received at the Shaktikhor camp on Friday.
Photo : Dipendra Baduwal, AP
Peace progresses as combatants go home
BINOD TRIPATHI,BECHU GAUD, CHITWAN/NAWALPARASI, FEB 03
The government on Friday started the much-awaited process of discharging the former Maoist combatants who have opted for voluntary retirement by providing them the first installment of the cash...
Parties working behind scenes on broad deal
KAMAL DEV BHATTARAI, Kathmandu, FEB 03
The major political parties are engaged in behind-the-scenes negotiations for a broader agreement on peace, constitution-writing and power-sharing that will be valid until the next general elections, sources...
Bihar court acquits Nepali Maoists
MAHESH ACHARYA, NEW DELHI, FEB 03
The Patna Sessions Court in Bihar on Friday acquitted all the 11 Nepali Maoist leaders who were charged with anti-India activities and conspiracy to overthrow a regime in Kathmandu....
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DSP dies in mishap
KATHMANDU: Armed Police Force Deputy Superintendent of Police Prashant Gautam died in a road accident in the Capital on Friday....
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Speaker Subas Nembang has asked Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai to either withdraw the two anti-money laundering bills from parliament or take the initiative to get them passed. ...
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