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Constitutional
monarchy blamed for current crisis (ht 26/12/2004)
Campaign
against monarchy: Maoists in India (kp 22/12/2004)
Questions
of ‘prajaship’, by Ajaya Bhadra Khanal (kp 20/12/2004)
Conventions
& consequences, by Siddhi B Ranjitkar (kp 18/12/2004)
The
Road Not Taken, by Ameet Dhakal (kp 17/12/2004)
King
begins official India visit 23 December, by Bhola B. Rana (pr
16/12/2004), King's
trip to bring forth Nepal's security worries, by Kosmos Biswokarma (ht
18/12/2004), 'Hidden
agenda' of King's India visit triggers speculations (ht 18/12/2004), ‘King’s
visit suspicious’ (kp 18/12/2004), I
will speak my mind in India: King By Surendra Phuyal (kp 18/12/2004), ‘No
monarchy at the cost of democracy’ (kp 19/12/2004), King
briefs leaders on his India visit (ht 21/12/2004), Leaders
feel visit is a probing mission (ht 22/12/2004), No
secret treaty, says water minister (ht 22/12/2004), Ultimate
yardstick (ht 22/12/2004), Speculation
rife over king’s visit, by Ameet Dhakal (kp 23/12/2004), King
Gyanendra heading for?, By Madan Regmi (kp 23/12/2004), King's
India visit put off following Rao's death (ht 24/12/2004)
No
EU support for authoritarian regime (kp 16/12/2004)
Paying
annual visit, by Puran P Bista (kp 14/12/2004)
Rajparishad
urges King to amend statute: Rana claims suggestions given to the King are
within constitutional parameters; Leaders say convention bid to drag
monarch into active politics (ht 11/12/2004), Empower
‘constructive monarchy’: Rajparishad (kp 11/12/2004), Rajparishad
conference: Disservice to institution of monarchy, by Aditya Man
Shrestha (ht 13/12/2004), Rajparishad
wants king to play referee (kp 14/12/2004), Change
imminent? (tg 15/12/2004), The
Raj Sabha: Meeting Contingencies, by Shrish S.Rana (tg 15/12/2004), Dangerous
tendency (ht 16/12/2004), Raj
Parishad calls for a royal role (pr 16/12/2004)
The
Monarchy: What options? (tg 08/12/2004), Rayamajhi
for active monarchy (tg 08/12/2004), Active
Monarchy?, by Niraj Aryal (tg 08/12/2004), Sowing
Dissensions: There is a wave of 'sowing the dissension' against the
country's popular and stable institution (sp 10/12/2004), How
active? Is it raw ambition or a genuine attempt to find a solution, by
Navin Singh Khadka (nt 10/12/2004), Don’t
do it (nt (10/12/2004), Constitutional,
constructive or active monarchy? (tg 15/12/2004)
Reinstating
issues, by Sushil Koirala (nt 03/12/2004, originally in Deshantar, 28 November),
Rajsabha
meeting under fire (kp 04/12/2004), Realize
in time (kp 06/12/2004), All
the king’s horses, and all the king’s men…, by Damakant Jayshi
(kp 06/12/2004), Pant
leads chorus against Rajparishad meeting plan: Told to take up issue with
King, Deuba keeps mum, by Arjun Bhandari (ht 07/12/2004), Raj
Parishad chairman defends body’s activities (ht 07/12/2004), Rajparishad
meet kicks off amid criticism (kp 07/12/2004), Heated
debate in cabinet (kp 07/12/2004), Raj
Parishad’s regional meet opens (rn 07/12/2004), Rajparishad
meet: UML in dilemma: Gautam rejects presence at party level, by
Damaru Lal Bhandari (ht 08/12/2004), Take
this into account (ht 08/12/2004), NC,
students rap Rajparishad (kp 08/12/2004), Active
monarch, by Prem Dhakal (kp 08/12/2004), Royal
Council confce draws criticisms; creates panic in political circle (tg
08/12/2004), Fat
is in fire; UML to boycott meet Adhikari says they have to defend the
statute; ANNFSU plans demos against Parishad, by Damaru Lal Bhandari
(ht 09/12/2004), Rajparishad
is making King active: Leaders (ht 09/12/2004), Student
bodies call for dismissal of Raj Parishad, stall traffic for 3 hours
(ht 09/12/2004), Showdown
over Rajparishad meet (kp 09/12/2004), Raj
Parishad meet Parties picking on a "non-issue, by Pushpa Raj
Pradhan (pr 09/12/2004), Targeting
the Raj Parishad (pr), An
illuminating tale of two conferences, by M.R. Josse (pr 09/12/2004), Students,
youth hit the streets Explosion in City: Few agitators hurt in clashes
with cops (ht 10/12/2004), UML
ministers have breached oath of office, says Rajparishad member: Says
Deuba should decide on action against them (ht 10/12/2004), Protests
greet Rajparishad meet (kp 10/12/2004), Seven
student groups to protest unitedly (kp 10/12/2004), Ignore
Rajparishad (kp 10/12/2004), SC
rejects plea against Parishad meet (ht 11/12/2004), Student
unions flay Raj Parishad convention (ht 11/12/2004), Deuba’s
student wing hits the street (kp 11/12/2004), The
word on the streets, by Manjushree Thapa (kp 11/12/2004)
‘UML
opposed royal expenditure ordinance’ (kp 17/11/2004), CPN-UML
fails to curb palace expenditure (pr 18/11/2004)
King
Gyanendra speaks his mind (tg 10/11/2004)
King,
politicians and Maoists, by Kalyan Dev Bhattarai (kp 19/10/2004)
£90,000
approved for Helen Shah’s treatment (kp 13/10/2004)
Wake-up
call from abroad, by Somnath Ghimire (kp 28/09/2004)
King
urged to clarify his stance (ht 24/09/2004)
State
visits of VVIPs: Do away with roadblocks, by Damakant Jayshi (kp
20/09/2004)
Some
important marriages of the Royal Family and the Ranas, by Kumar
Bahadur Bhatta (pr 02/09/2004)
King
has no agenda of his own, by Ram Pradhan (ht 26/08/2004)
Royal
strategy Partly right, partly wrong, by Aditya Man Shrestha (ht
17/08/2004)
Institution
Of Faith: The institution of monarchy guarantees peace and stability in a
traditional society by protecting national identity, by Keshab Poudel
(13/08/2004)
Royal
silence NC politician, by Prabhunarayan Basnet (nt 30/07/2004,
originally published in Rastriya Bimarsha, 23 July)
Monarchy,
manners (nt 23/07/2004, originally published in Samaya, 22-29 July)
No
to funds for King’s felicitation (ht 16/07/2004)
King
obstacle to peace: Koirala (kp 15/07/2004)
Eschew
megalomania (kp 14/07/2004)
Crown
Prince escapes accident (kp 13/07/2004)
King
Gyanendra smiles, finally, by Ameet Dhakal (kp 13/07/2004)
Thapa
cautions Rajparishad (ht 12/07/2004), Negative
activism (ht 13/07/2004)
Royalty
runs amok with pistol in hand (kp 11/07/2004), Pahadi
demands probe into gunfire incident (kp 12/07/2004), Royal
shenanigans (nt 16/07/2004, originally published in Janastha, 14 July)
Paras once again proves his disqualification as heir apparent
An
effective Constitutional Monarch, by Shrish S. Rana (pr 08/07/2004)
Only
King can solve conflict: Speakers (ht 07/07/2004)
Staunch monarchist come forward in protection of their idol
UML
eats words on royal budget (ht 07/07/2004)
Rajparishad
to hold regional meet in Biratnagar from July 11 (rn 05/07/2004), Raj
Parishad meet in Morang today (rn 11/07/2004), ‘King-people
ties source of power’ (rn 12/07/2004)
Monarchy
life of nation: Bista (rn 03/07/2004)
A eulogy on monarchy by one of the outstanding hardliner prime ministers
of the panchayat era who has been regaining influence after the royal
putsch of October 2002.
Appointment
of Deuba A royal master stroke, by Aditya Man Shrestha (ht 08/06/2004)
Plea to His Majesty the King,
a long open letter by Madhu Ghimire (kp 04/06/2004)
New royal initiative,
by Dhruv Joshy (kp 04/06/2004)
Three years on, nation still remembers Their Late Majesties,
by Paras Kharel (kp 02/06/2004)
Kailali Ko Kurakani: Intellectuals and confused minds,
by Kailali (pr 27/05/2004)
Another distorting article published by this paper: The people don't have
any participation and say, neither on the national nor on the local level;
everything (executive and legislative) is decided by the king, but the
people are sovereign and have always (!) been so??? The truth is that King
Gyanendra is practicing article 20 (2) of the panchayat constitution that
described the sovereignty of the monarch. The failures of the party
politicians are another chapter that has nothing to do with the question
of sovereignty and the lacking constitutionality of the king's steps.
Palace power,
by Siddhi B Ranjitkar (kp 27/05/2004)
The King can’t do wrong
(tg 26/05/2004)
Palace
peeved at druglord’s acquittal (ht 24/05/2004), No
action against judges possible sans House (ht 25/05/2004)
Irrespective of the case, this is a prove that monarchy is starting to
interfere in judicial affairs as well.
A Policy of Absolutism only Foments Bitter Hostility,
by Bipin Adhikari (sp 21/05/2004)
Clear confusion
(kp 21/05/2004)
Fresh
Royal spending ordinance sent to King (ht 21/05/2004)
King
urged to seek parties’ nod for PM (ht 20/05/2004)
Commoners
turn out in numbers to ‘advise’ King (ht 18/05/2004), King consults civil society,
by Prateek Pradhan (kp 18/05/2004), Dim reconciliation
(kp 18/05/2004), Their Majesties grant audience to people from various walks-of-life
(rn 18/05/2004), Gokarna
audience only an ‘ego massage’ (ht 19/05/2004), Ultimate
test (ht 19/05/2004), Civil society members doubt easy resolution to crisis
(kp 19/05/2004), Royal audience and confusion,
by B N Panta (kp 19/05/2004), Civic society for King-party dialogue
(rn 20/05/2004), Clear Message
(pr 20/05/2004)
Parties, journos urged to be accountable to nation
(rn 16/05/2004)
Monarchy indispensable: COAS
(kp 15/05/2004)
Scholars
fault rule by King (ht 14/05/2004)
Nepali
monarchy of the 21st century, by Poorna Kanta Adhikary (ht 11/05/2004)
Royal
consultations King’s uncompromising commitment to democracy, by
Durga Pokharel (ht 10/05/2004)
The royal palaver,
by Dhruva Joshi (kp 08/05/2004), King must react, now,
by Vijay Kunwar (kp 08/05/2004)
Seek solutions through peaceful means,
by K.P. Pandey (pr 06/05/2004)
Once again a disgusting eulogy on royal heroism
Learning historical lessons the hard way,
by Narad Bharadwaj (kp 05/05/2004)
‘HM’s door is open for talks with parties’
(rn 04/05/2004)
King Gyanendra is no Himalayan Nero,
by Ameet Dhakal (kp 04/05/2004)
King’s option,
by Bhuwan Sharma (kp 03/05/2004), Four power points,
by Siddhi B Ranjitkar (kp 03/05/2004), Ex-Chief
Justice blames King for crisis (ht 03/05/2004)
Two kings,
former Nepali Congress minister Mahesh Acharya in Samaya, 22-29 April (nt
30/04/2004)
Roaring regime,
letter by Ashok Neupane (kp 29/04/2004)
Himalayan Republic or Constitutional Monarchy?,
by Shashi P.B.B. Malla (pr 29/04/2004)
Bastille is waiting to fall,
by Madan Regmi (kp 26/04/2004)
Let them eat cake:
It is still not too late to acknowledge that October Fourth was a blunder,
by C.K. Lal (nt 23/04/2004), A banana monarchy?
(nt 23/04/2004)
King starts consultations with loyalists:
Ploy, say parties (kp 23/04/2004), Royal initiative
(kp 26/04/2004), King consults with more party leaders
(kp 27/04/2004), Pun,
Devkota meet King (ht 27/04/2004), King continues consultations
(kp 28/04/2004), Concerned,
King meets ex-PMs (ht 28/04/2004), King seeks common agenda from parties
(kp 29/04/2004), Royal consultations set cat among political pigeons,
by M.R. Josse (pr 29/04/2004), King’s
stress is on holding polls (ht 30/04/2004)
Fix over implementation of king’s directives
(kp 22/04/2004)
The taller you stand the bigger your fall,
by Bikash Sangraula (kp 20/04/2004)
Monarch is inviting trouble: MK Nepal
(kp 19/04/2004), Monarchy inviting its own
end, interview with Madhav Kumar Nepal (kp 19/04/2004)
King and controversy,
by B N Panta (kp 17/04/2004)
Nepal will remain,
by Lok Raj Baral (nt 16/04/2004, originally published in Deshantar, 11 April
2004)
Felicitation, for what?,
letter by Akash Sharma (kp 15/04/2004), Monarchy,
letter by Niti (kp 15/04/2004)
Elections must be top priority,
including the king's new year speach (rn 13/04/2004), There’s
no harm (ht 14/04/2004), Highest priority to polls:
King desires for handing over governance to elected representatives within the year 2061
(pr 15/04/2004)
Changes to Royal Palace staff
(kp 13/04/2004)
Scholars
discuss Thai, Nepali monarchies (ht 10/04/2004)
A saga of sins, scams, and shame,
by K.P. Pandey (pr 08/04/2004)
An almost unreadable eulogy on a king who has definitely missed his last
chance
Analyst
alleges King-Maoist link (ht 06/04/2004)
Their Majesties grace civic reception in Mustang
(kp 05/04/2004)
His Majesty unveils statue of Late King Mahendra
(rn 04/04/2004)
Adoration of absolute monarchy!
Their Majesties felicitated in western dists
(rn 01/04/2004)
Creation of a prosperous future for Nepal is the need of the hour: HM,
Unofficial Translation of the address from His Majesty King Gyanendra (pr
01/04/2004), King
issues a post-dated poll cheque (ht 29/03/2004), Let’s hold polls within 2061 BS: King;
Thousands converge for civic reception of Their Majesties, by Surendra
Phuyal (kp 29/03/2004), Agitators
not impressed, call it a ploy (ht 29/03/2004), Parties lambast king’s speech as unrealistic
(kp 29/03/2004), Unprecedented gesture
(kp 29/03/2004), ‘There is mismatch between King’s words and actions’,
interview with Sher Bahadur Deuba (kp 29/03/2004), Elections within next year: His Majesty,
including the text of the royal speech (rn 29/03/2004), Elections 2061
(rn 30/03/2004), Polls
apart (ht 30/03/2004), Royal Address pin-points aspirations of Nepalese
(rn 30/03/2004), Pokhara
address Election will revive the constitutional process, by Shailendra
Kumar Upadhyaya, a very contrived interpretation (ht 31/03/2004), King's message wipes out political dilemma,
by Indra Kumar Pradhan (pr 01/04/2004), Compromise and Cooperation:
With the announcement of the general elections, King Gyanendra calls for compromise and cooperation among political forces,
by Keshab Poudel (sp 02/04/2004)
May God bless the King!,
letter by Suresh Thapa and Isswor Baral (kp 27/03/2004)
Conflicting forces,
by Suresh Chalise (kp 27/03/2004)
Their
Majesties to visit eastern region (pr 25/03/2004)
Poll budget diverted to beef up security:
Rs 910m goes to RNA; Royal Palace gets Rs 142m (kp 17/03/2004)
Pokhara prepares for royal felicitation
(rn 15/03/2004), King’s Pokhara speech to provide a solution?
(tg 17/03/2004), Pokhara braces for civic reception
(rn 26/03/2004), Pokhara not in the mood:
Pokhara’s welcome for the king and queen is overshadowed by Beni, by
Ramesh Poudel (nt 26/03/2004), Ill advised
Some unsolicited advice before King Gyanendra’s Pokhara address, by
Robin Raj (nt 26/03/2004), Chautari ma raja bhetiyo… Pokhara prepares for civic reception,
by Surendra Phuyal (kp 27/03/2004)
Can The King Do Right?,
by Kuber Sharma (kp 12/03/2004)
Aryal appointed Rajparishad secy
(kp 12/03/2004)
King taking advantage of Maoist terror: Poudel
(kp 11/03/2004)
How royal government fails,
by Madan Regmi (kp 09/03/2004)
Rajparishad gathering lauds king’s role, flays parties
(kp 09/03/2004), Parties’ incompetence behind stalemate: Rajparishad
(kp 10/03/2004)
King advised to remain under constitution,
by Damaru Lal Bhandari (kp 06/03/2004)
Repetition of history,
by Shreedhar Gautam (kp 04/03/2004)
King orders improvements in mid-west
(kp 02/03/2004), King’s
directives on mid-west uplift (ht 02/03/2004), Royal directives
(kp 03/03/2004), HM's directives to government
/pr 04/03/2004), Conflicting
signals (ht 03/03/2004)
Royal
wishes, by Aditya Man Shrestha (ht 01/03/2004)
King with people,
by Ajay P Nath (kp 01/03/2004)
See also part
2 (02/03/2004)
King
should not play with institution, by Niranjan Koirala (kp 02/02/2004),
When blue makes democracy gray,
by Ameet Dhakal (kp 03/02/2004)
Crown Prince, Princess return
(kp 02/02/2004)
On a superfluous trip to India for 540,000 Rs.
A king can’t do wrong:
Die-hard monarchists are pushing the nation towards republicanism, by
C.K. Lal (nt 30/01/2004)
King
Gyanendra: Extended interview, by Alex Perry (Time Magazine,
26/01/2004) [See also full text in the People's Review
(29/01/2004)], ‘The days of royalty being seen not heard are over’
(kp 27/01/2004), King’s interview evokes critical reactions
(kp 28/01/2004), Constructive monarchy mirage
(kp 28/01/2004), Nepal not to become a failed State:
King Gyanendra (tg 28/01/2004), King’s remarks careless: UML
(kp 29/01/2004), Mahat defends parties against king’s diatribe
(kp 29/01/2004), Parties blow hot & cold on King’s interview
(ht 29/01/2004), Monarchy's stand for nation, people and democracy,
by Indra Kumar Pradhan (pr 29/01/2004), King has closed all doors of dialogue: Political parties
(kp 30/01/2004), Cat
is out of the bag: Royal interview, by Baburam Bhattarai (kp
31/01/2004)
King’s ADC or Singhal’s pawn?
Playing it to the RSS, by Yubaraj Ghimire (nt 23/01/2004), King receives religious felicitations
(kp 24/01/2004)
Institution
of Monarchy: Pillar of Strength, by Keshab Poudel (kp 23/01/2004)
‘King and country’,
by Ameet Dhakal (kp 20/01/2004)
Battle royale for the authorship of civic reception
(kp 20/01/2004)
Pro-monarchy student union formed
(ht 19/01/2004)
3 luxury cars worth Rs 142 m:
New acquisitions for Palace (kp 18/01/2004), Needs and luxury
(kp 20/01/2004)
Shattered myth,
by Arjun Bhandari (kp 08/01/2004)
Raj Parishad passes resolution for interim government, polls
(ht 05/01/2004)
Conference advises king to call for referendum
(kp 05/01/2004)
Raj Parisad regional meet raps parties for misrule
(kp 03/01/2004), Royal Council convention criticises parties
(ht 03/01/2004)
Holds one-to-one with Nepal:
King softens stance, by Ghanashyam Ojha (kp 03/01/2004)
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