• Is Prime Minister Gordon Brown a bully?

  Kathmandu, 22 Feb. (Dainikee)

  Prime Minister Gordon Brown has accused for manhandling and attacking his staffs. Yesterday, the staffs had contacted the anti bullying helpline to report the verbal bullying by the Prime Minister. National Bullying Helpline run by Christine Pratt reported that there were three to four calls already from the Prime Minister’s Office.
  
  Christine Pratt suggested that the bullying work environment
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• Fists and fights at the NC central office

  Kathmandu, 17 Feb (Dainikee)

  The central office of the Nepali Congress (NC) at Sanepa sparked with fistfights as some of the district committee members turned the office into a battle zone on Wednesday afternoon.
  
  The recent appointments of members in Okhaldhunga, Nuwakot and Sankhusabha led to dissatisfaction among a group of NC cadres resulting in attacks over the party’s vice-president Prakash Man Singh.
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• "A god should stay inside a temple"

  Kathmandu, 12 Feb. (Dainikee)

  Nepalese Youth Leader and Constituent assembly member Gagan Thapa said that there is no possibility for drafting a constitution within the specified time frame until the political parties come to an understanding. Until the three major parties don't come to a common consensus, there will be a difficulty to finalize the constitution. Changing the government is not the major issue at present
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• Protesting against federalism

  Tito Satya has expressed their concern on Federalism

  Kathmandu, 12 Feb (Dainikee)

  Day by day people are protesting against the federalism based on ethnicity. People make demands for the sake of the country's integrity, federalism has posed a danger to national integration. The self-proclaimed indigenous groups are expressing concern on the 'misuse' of reservation. They said the special privilege had been enjoyed by affluent ones in the name of the poor and disadvantaged communi
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• PLA integration needed before the new statute

  Kathmandu, 12 Feb. (Dainikee)

  Most of the parties reiterated that the UCPN-Maoist combatants must be integrated prior to the promulgation of the new constitution. 22 parties of the government have also agreed to finalize the rehabilitation process of the combatants some 15 days prior to the declaration of the new constitution.
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• Bhandari’s trip to Delhi

  Kathmandu, 22 July (Dainikee)

  Defense Minister Bidya Bhandari is in New Delhi to seek military aid from India. After the invitation from Indian Defense Minister AK Antony to Minister Bhandari to join him to hold dialogues regarding defense assistance to Nepal as per the bilateral defense mechanism.
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• Only 5,000 Maoist guerrilla can be integrated in the army:PM

  Kathmandu, 26 June(Dainikee)

  Nepal’s Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal has said that national army cannot absorb more than 5,000 former Maoist guerrillas.
  The prime minister’s remarks comes at a time when some leaders of his own party, Communist Party of Nepal (UML) and a key coalition partner Nepali Congress argue that politically indoctrinated Maoist combatants cannot be integrated into the national army.
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• Pakistani Foreign Secretary Bashir arriving tomorrow

  Kathmadu, 26 June(Dainikee)

  Pakistan’s Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir is arriving in Nepal on Saturday to hold bilateral consultations with his Nepali counterpart Gyan Chandra Acharya, says a release from Pakistan embassy.
  According to Embassy of Pakistan in Kathmanu, during their meeting in Kathmandu, the two Foreign Secretaries would review Pakistan-Nepal political and economic relations.
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• US envoy urges progress in Nepal peace process

  Kathmandu, 13 June

  The new US assistant secretary of state for South Asian affairs called here Saturday for concrete progress in Nepal's peace process and the speedy formation of a new government.
  
  Robert Blake warned that the international community did not have "unlimited patience" as he urged rival parties to work together to achieve peace in Nepal, where Maoist rebels fought a decade-long civil war with the army
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• Nepal´s turmoil won´t stop peace:PM

  KATMANDU, 13 June

  The political turmoil that has roiled Nepal in recent weeks will not stop its peace process from moving forward, the country's prime minister said Saturday, adding that the former Maoist guerrillas still must prove that they are committed to negotiations.
  Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal, whose coalition government has been all but paralyzed by Maoist strikes and internal bickering since he came
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