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Former
Minister Mathura Prasad Shrestha passes away (kh
20/02/2023), Former
health minister Shrestha passes away
Shrestha served as the minister for health in the
interim government after the democratic movement of 1990
(kp 20/02/2023) [It is very
painful to lose a friend who has been instrumental in
shaping one's own commitment to Nepal. Mathura was an
outstanding and humane personality. May his soul rest in
peace!], Mathura
Prasad Shrestha: His legacy will endure; his values will
guide generations to come : The pain of Mathura Prasad
Shrestha’s departure comes heavily on us, more so in his
family, but perhaps it is time to remember and celebrate
his gloriously worthy life, by Mahesh K Maskey (nlt
21/02/2023), Noted
human rights activist Mathura Prasad Shrestha passes
away at 88 : Dr Shrestha is widely acclaimed as a
torchbearer of Nepal’s public health sector and human
rights activism. He played an important role in two
people’s movements (kp 21/02/2023)
Ruby
Khan: An unrelenting fighter for justice, by Anushla
Nepal (ae 31/01/2023)
Bhagwati
Chaudhary: New beginning for a leader who defeated NC
heavyweight Bijay Kumar Gachchhadar in November
elections : Chaudhary will be now leading the policy
discourse and implementation of activities related to
women, children and senior citizens (nlt 18/01/2023)
Dr
Toshima Karki’s test begins after her appointment as
state minister for health, by Sairam Uperkoti (kp
18/01/2023)
Bimala
Rai Paudyal: Third female foreign minister of Nepal :
The newly appointed foreign minister has assured that
Nepal will stick to the policy of non-alignment in its
foreign policy conduct with neighbors and friendly
countries (nlt 17/01/2023)
Enigma
of Prithvi Narayan Shah : The uncertainty that the
political interpretations have created about the king
carries a burden of ambivalence, by Abhi Subedi (kp
15/01/2023)
Prachanda:
An epitome of survival : During his electoral campaigns,
Prachanda admitted that aligning with KP Sharma Oli was
a tragedy, by Sambridh Ghimire (kp 08/01/2023) [Like many of the ageing and failed
politicians, Dahal never means what he says. Everything
depends only on his personal advantage and interest. He
has nothing to do with his pretended ideals of the
People's War era!]
A
parlous path ahead for Rabi Lamichhane : Within six
months of quitting TV job, the Rastriya Swatantra Party
chief has emerged as one of most powerful leaders,
by Nishan Khatiwada (kp 27/12/2022)
Sixth-time
NC PP leader Deuba’s political journey (kh
21/12/2022)
Her
dream was to become a lieutenant, she is a
lawmaker : As a lawmaker in Bagmati province,
Laxmi Ghimire, a woman with disability, vows to
make education, health and public transport
disability-friendly, by Kalpana Ghimire (nlt
19/12/2022)
The
generation Gagan : Why people of all walks want
Nepali Congress politician Gagan Thapa to win
November 20 election? (nlt 16/11/2022)
Leader
Ganesh Man Singh’s 108th birth anniversary being
commemorated today (kh 10/11/2022)
Reasons
why Subarna SJB Rana is immortal figure of Nepal, by
Birat Anupam (kh 10/11/2022)
Senior
politician Shrestha passes away (kh 23/10/2022)
UML
politburo member Bal Krishna Dhungel passes away (kh
08/10/2022) [One of those
politicians who were sentenced to life imprisonment for
murder but received blanket amnesty thanks to their
party political affiliation!]
Pradip
Giri, a socialist thinker and philosopher, dies at 74 :
The Congress leader was well-versed in Marxism and
earned respect from across the political spectrum for
his politics of conviction, simplicity and great oratory
skills, by Anil Giri, Arjun Poudel, Tika R Pradhan
and Binod Ghimire (kp 21/08/2022), An
interpreter of maladies : Pradip Giri was a
quintessential Nepali public intellectual who
interpreted to us our desires, miseries, hypocrisies,
by Dinesh Kafle (kp 21/08/2022), Condolences
pour in for Pradip Giri from various quarters : Leaders
say Giri’s demise a big shock to them and it has left a
void in Nepali politics and society, by Samuel
Chhetri (kp 22/08/2022), Flicker
of the eternal flame : Pradip Giri's enthusiasm for
Marxism turned him into a fringe player in the politics
of the Nepali Congress, by CK Lal (kp), With
passing away of Giri, there is doubt over sustained
critical thoughts in Nepali politics, by Narayan
Prasad Ghimire (rn 22/08/2022), Pradip
Giri: The storyteller par excellence
An eternal optimist, Giri hoped that Nepali society
would move towards a better future in the days to come.
He, however, cautioned that socialism is not something
we could see and practice in our lifetime, by
Bhagirath Yogi (nlt 23/08/2022), Widely
Esteemed Political Thinker, by Narayan Upadhyay (rn)
BP
through his friends’ looking glasses : BP could exhibit
as much courage and character while fighting the
monarchy, as when he espoused reconciliation, by
Minendra Rijal (kp 27/07/2022)
Remembering
BP And Pushpalal, by Ballav Dahal (rn 25/07/2022)
The
social construction of Balen Shah, by Pragyan Thapa
Ghimire (rec 20/06/2022)
BP’s
life-based documentary ‘Rajdrohi Rajneta’ to be screened
today (kh 14/03/2022)
Biru
Lama obituary: The ‘driver’ of the 1973 plane hijack,
by Stuti Mittal (ae 10/03/2022)
Why
Nepalis should unite to commemorate King Prithvi Narayan
Shah : The primary motive for King Prithvi to launch the
battle for Nepal's unification was to save the country
from the threat of annexation by the powerful British
East India Company which was looking to subjugate Nepal,
by Prem Singh Basnyat (nlt 09/01/2022) [Prithvi
Narayan has historical significance as the unifier of
Nepal. Without him, Nepal would probably be a part of
India today. For this, he deserves respect and
recognition. That he did this for this reason alone and
not for the pursuit of power and wealth is a myth. At
that time, he conquered the numerous small states
militarily, partly brutally, and forced the
non-inclusive Hindu state on the people. Thus the
original reasons for the today's social malaise were
laid. These negative aspects must be thought of as well!],
A
Tribute To Nation's Unifier, by Ritu Raj Subedi (rn
09/01/2022), Prithvi
Narayan Shah, an Astute Strategist, by Surendra
Singh Rawal (rep 10/01/2022), That
iconic portrait of Prithvi Narayan Shah, by Pranaya
Shamsher JB Rana (rec 11/01/2022)
Kishun
Ji: A True Hero, by Akhilesh Tripathi (rep
23/12/2021) [on the occasion of the 98th birthday of
Krshna Prasad Bhattarai]
The
rise and fall of ‘rebel leader’ Prachanda : The leader
of a political party that once claimed to be the messiah
of the proletariat is now reduced to a symbol of
opportunism and malpractices, by Nishan Khatiwada
(nlt 24/10/2021)
Ganesh
Man Singh and history : Political ideology of leaders
like Ganesh Man is a belief in the common people’s
judgement, by Abhi Subedi (kp 26/09/2021)
Supreme
Commander Ganeshman Singh’s 24th Memorial Day (kh
18/09/2021)
Forgotten
heroes : Despite its contribution to the anti-Rana
struggle, the Mukti Sena still lives in the
shadows, by Deepak Thapa (kp 16/09/2021)
108th
Birth Anniv of first people-elected PM BP Koirala being
marked today (kh 09/09/2021)
Madhav
Nepal: A Soft Rebel, by Ritu Raj Subedi (rn
29/08/2021)
Five
interesting facts about Nepal’s communist founder,
Puspalal (kh 22/07/2021), Tribute
To Pushpa Lal, by Lok Narayan Subedi (rn 27/07/2021)
Who
is Oli? (rep 13/07/2021)
Bibeksheel’s
former Chairman Ujwal Thapa passes away (kh
01/06/2021), Ujwal
Thapa, who ignited a movement of alternative politics,
dies at 44 : Thapa started a campaign against
corruption, social evils and injustice. It became
a political party that inspired hopes among youths
and encouraged them to join politics, by Binod
Ghimire (kp 02/06/2021), He
gave hope : Alternative politics is not only possible
but also necessary in our context (kp 03/06/2021), Ujwal
Thapa’s light shines on : A tribute to Bibeksheel Sajha
Party co-founder who lost his battle against Covid-19 at
age 44, by Kunda Dixit (nt 04/06/2021), The
Space Creator : Ujwal didn’t want a professional
political party like the ones which have been in power
for the last thirty years in Nepal, where the only way
someone could serve had to go through decades spent on
the different rungs of party membership, by Simón
Dhungana (rep 16/06/2021)
Former
Minister Pahadi dies from COVID-19 (kh 06/05/2021)
22nd
memorial day of late Adhikari marked (kh 26/04/2021)
Congress
leader Nabindra Raj Joshi dies at 57 : The former
industry minister, known as a humble and soft-spoken
person, was battling for life for the past one month
after suffering a brain haemorrhage (kp 27/03/2021),
NC
to lower party flag for three days to mourn Joshi’s
death (kh 27/03/2021)
Remembering
Rishikesh Shaha, a great Nepali diplomat of all time,
by Birat Anupam (rep 13/11/2020)
Supreme
Commander Ganeshman’s 106th Birth Anniversary Being
Observed Today (rn 09/11/2020)
Communist
Leader Lama Passes Away (rn 08/11/2020) [on the
death of Bir Bahadur Lama]
NC
expresses grief over demise of democracy fighter
Shrestha (kh 08/11/2020) [on the death of Khadga
Bahdur Shrestha]
NC
lawmaker KC passes away (kp 03/11/2020) [on the
death of Surya Bahadur KC]
The
communist movement in Nepal loses its father figure,
by Khem Bahadur Budha (ae 24/07/2020) [on the death of
Burman Budhamagar]
In
Memory Of Madan Bhandari, by Mukunda Raj Kattel (rn
25/05/2020), The
legacy of Madan Bhandari: Madan Bhandari's contribution
in Nepal's communist movement should be positively
assessed for his successful democratization of the
communist party and communist organization, by Tika
P. Dhakal (rep 30/06/2020), Bhandari
Rejuvenated Communist Movement, by Kaushal Ghimire
(rn 01/07/2020)
The
chairman has an identity crisis: Pushpa Kamal Dahal is
torn between his two selves: an insidious, crafty
Prachanda who will go on the offensive to get what he
wants, and a gentle, pragmatic Pushpa Kamal who can
placate opposing factions and win over the media, by
Anil Giri (kp 15/02/2020)
National
Assembly member Durga Prasad Upadhyay passes away
(ht 15/02/2020)
Dhyan
Bahadur Rai, architect of modern Dharan, dies at 60: As
mayor, Rai’s model of development has been celebrated by
locals for turning Dharan into a modern, cosmopolitan city,
by Pradeep Menyangbo and Dipesh Khatiwada (kp 23/01/2020)
Former
FinMin Rana passes away (ht 18/10/2019)
Manushi
Yami Bhattarai: There’s a lot of hypocrisy in Nepali
society: The Samajbadi Party Nepal leader speaks on her
own terms about the MeToo movement that she’s
championed, youth leaders in Nepal, and being the
daughter of Baburam and Hisila, by Pranaya SJB Rana
(kp 13/10/2019)
BP
Koirala's challenging options: That BP Koirala should
remain a misread and misunderstood statesman in Nepal
puzzles literary writers who read his works, by Abhi
Subedi (kp 15/09/2019)
Remembering
BP’s sentiment: Nepali Congress observes BP Memorial Day
every year by holding tree-planting programme, by
Ram Chandra Pokhrel (kp 08/09/2019)
A
Gentleman Politician, by P. Kharel [on Bharat Mohan
Adhikari]
Former
education minister Poudel dies of heart attack (rep
15/06/2019)
Krishni
Tharu’s journey from ex-Kamlari to Deputy Speaker,
by Amrita Anmol (kp 09/03/2019)
Rabindra
Adhikari:
From a student leader to tourism minister: The Kaski
native was known for his uncanny habit of absorbing
criticism with a smile, by Anil Giri (kp
28/02/2019), Rising
star of Nepali politics no more, by Bharat Koirala
(ht 28/02/2019)
Ex-deputy
PM Adhikari shifted to HAMS from Mediciti (kp
09/02/2019)
Tulsi
Giri, who defended monarchy and betrayed Congress, dies
at 93, by Anil Giri (kp 19/12/2018), Hardline
monarchist ex-PM Dr Tulsi Giri dies (rep
19/12/2018), Giri
and palimpsest history: Tulsi Giri chose to banish
himself after king Birendra declared a referendum in
1979, by Abhi Subedi (kp 23/12/2018)
Freedom
Fighter Bajimay dies at 105 (kp 11/11/2018) [on
Minsundar Bajimaya]
Padma
Ratna Tuladhar, peacemaker and voice for the voiceless,
dies at 78, by Tika R Pradhan (kp 04/11/2018)
[Rest in peace, dear old friend!],
Padma
Ratna Tuladhar no more (rep 04/11/2018), PM
saddened by Tuladhar's demise; last rites to be
performed with national honor (rep 04/11/2018), The
indefeasible
struggle: When Padma Ratna Tuladhar passed away, a
powerful symbol of struggle for dignity of historically
humiliated communities of Nepal suddenly disappeared
from the scene, by CK Lal (rep 12/11/2018)
Nepali
Congress leader Banstola no more, by Tika R Pradhan
(kp 14/10/2018) [on the death of Chakra Prasad Banstola],
Banstola:
A Congress stalwart who stood against dynastic rule of
Koiralas, by Anil Giri (kp 15/10/2018), Remembering
Bastola: A democracy fighter, by Bal Krishna Dahal
(ht 26/10/2018)
On
your Marx: The inspiration BP drew from Marx with the
central idea of socialism never changed, by Ram
Chandra Pokhrel (kp 16/09/2018)
Ex-ambassador
Jha found murdered; 3 suspects held (kp 21/08/2018),
Ex-envoy
Keshav Jha found ‘murdered’ at home, three held, by Biken K
Dawadi (rep 21/08/2018), Former
envoy Jha murdered, motive a mystery, by Ujjwal
Satyal (ht 21/08/2018)
Bharat
Shamsher, 89, dies in Kolkata, by Sanjeev Giri (kp
12/08/2018), Bharat
Shumsher, a tribute from a brother, by Sagar SJB
Rana (nt 17/08/2018)
Dahal’s
designs:
Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s salvation lies only in changing
Nepal’s power structure. Otherwise the oppressed will
remember him as a tyrant, by Manjeet Mishra (rep
14/06/2018)
Former
home minister Shahi no more (kp 04/06/2018) [on the
death of Dan Bahadur Shahi]
Jhapa
Rebellion leader missing for two weeks (kp
27/04/2018) [on Harka Khadka]
NC
leader Khum Bahadur Khadka passes away (ht
30/03/2018), NC
leader Khum Bhadur Khadka no more (rep 30/03/2018),
NC
leader Khum Bahadur Khadka dies (kp 31/03/2018)
Rise
of leader from Tehrathum after fall (kp 16/02/2018)
[on new PM KP Sharma Oli]
Uma
Devi Badi: An epitome of struggle, by Yogesh Rawal
(rep 13/01/2018)
Standing
her ground: Karki handed down many landmark verdicts
during her eight-year tenure on the SC, by Binod
Ghimire (kp 31/12/2017) [on Sushila Karki]
Silver
lining:
At a time when politicians are not shy of sounding
off improbable dreams, leaders like Gagan Thapa are
showing how science-backed and data-driven policies can
be implemented, by Manish Gautam (kp 31/12/2017)
Agent
of
change: Within a year, Mishra’s life has transformed
from that of a popular journalist once pitching
tough questions to political leaders to a leader facing
similar questions himself, by Chandan Kumar Mandal
(kp 31/12/2017) [on Rabindra Mishra]
The
second coming: KP Oli had long established himself as a
good leader but it was the Indian economic blockade that
made him a statesman, by Niranjan Narsingh Khatri
(rep 13/12/2017)
Kirti
Nidhi
Bista, who strongly stood for sovereignty, dies at 90:
The three-time former prime minister is remembered as a
man of conviction and epitome of simplicity and
integrity, by Binod Ghimire (kp 12/11/2017) [Nevertheless
did he stand for sovereignty of the king, not of the
people!]
Ganeshman
Singh: Super Iron Man, by Siddhi B Ranjitkar (km
17/09/2017)
BP’s
Birth Anniversary, by Siddhi B Ranjitkar (km
09/09/2017)
Democracy
fighter Das critically ill (kp 01/08/2017) [on
Sudishta Lal Das]
Remembering
BP Koirala, by Siddhi B Ranjitkar (km 21/07/2017)
Veteran
NC
leader Joshi no more (kp 15/07/2017) [on the death
of Ram Hari Joshi, one of the founding members of the NC],
When
dreamers
die, by CK Lal (rep 17/07/2017)
Lawmaker
Limbu passes away (rep 26/06/2017) [On the death of
MP Mahin Limvu, CPN-UML]
Deuba's
trysts with power (rep 07/06/2017)
Minister
of
my health: The curious case of Gagan Thapa, by
Biswas Baral (rep 17/03/2017)
From
a
guerilla fighter to humble Speaker, by Onshari
Gharti Magar (kp 18/02/2017)
We
may
have come a long way, but there is much to achieve: The
feminist consciousness flourished after the restoration
of democracy in 1990 and received ample focus
during the decade-long Maoist struggle followed by
people’s movement and constitution-writing process,
by Mohna Ansari (kp 18/02/2017)
Shadowing
Prachanda:
A photographer’s pictorial documentation of Pushpa Kamal
Dahal from revolutionary to two-time prime minister,
by Shreejana Shrestha (nt 25/11/2016)
Justice-in-chief:
Fiercely
independent, Sushila Karki is determined not to be a
token female and has flouted convention throughout her
career, by Binita Dahal (nt 25/11/2016)
Panchayat-era
democracy
champion neglected (ht 11/11/2016) [on Madhukanta
Singh]
True
patriot:
Madhav Ghimire was a man of substance and grace, and we
must remember him by celebrating a life devoted to Nepal,
by George Varughese (nt 30/09/2016)
BP’s
102nd
Birth Anniversary, by Siddhi B Ranjitkar (km
10/09/2016)
Baburam’s
Biography Filled With Eulogies, by Mukti Rijal (rn
08/09/2016)
The
Oli paradox: His backers may not openly characterize him
as such, but a benevolent dictator is what they are
looking for in KP Oli, by Biswas Baral (rep
03/09/2016)
Former
Minister Khapangi passes away (rep 29/08/2016)
Recalling
Pushpa
Lal: Indian communist leader Nripendra Chakrawarti
suggested that Pushpa Lal should establish a communist
party in Nepal, by Dipendra Adhikari (rep
23/07/2016)
Hospitalised
Shashank
Koirala ‘critical’, by Manish Gautam (kp 07/07/2016)
In
memoriam:
Bhandari redefined traditional role of communist
parties, moving them from bullets to ballots, by
Dipendra Adhikari (rep 16/05/2016) [remembering Madan
Kumar Bhandari], Dashdhunga
mystery
still haunts the country (rep 17/05/2016)
On the death of Sushil Koirala: Ex-PM,
Nepali
Congress President Sushil Koirala passes away (ht
09/02/2016), Sushil
Koirala’s
demise poses potential problems for Nepal (ht
09/02/2016), Sushil
Koirala’s
final rites on Wednesday (ht 09/02/2016), “I’ve
already
understood…,” said Sushil Koirala before breathing his
last (ht 09/02/2016), Indian
delegation
pays tribute to Koirala; to return today after meeting
Oli, Thapa (ht 09/02/2016), Adieu
Sushil
Da (photo feature) (kp 09/02/2016), Nation
wakes
up to shockFormer PM and NC President Sushil Koirala,
who led constitution-drafting to its conclusion, dies at
78 (kp 10/02/2016), Adios
Sushil
Da (1939-2016): Man of few words but many strengths,
by Kamal Dev Bahattarai (kp 10/02/2016), Koirala’s
home
district in outpouring of grief, by Janak Nepal (kp
10/02/2016), Was
Koirala’s
illness ‘kept in dark’ for political expediency?, by
Binod Ghimire (kp 10/02/2016), Nepal’s
friends
send words of comfort in hour of grief (kp
10/02/2016), Women
politicians
hail late leader’s role (kp 10/02/2016), Rest
in
peace: Known for his simplicity, Koirala leaves behind a
mixed legacy as leader (kp 10/02/2016), Former
PM
Sushil Koirala passes away (ht 10/02/2016), Was
to
be admitted to TUTH on Mon (ht 10/02/2016), Condolences
pour
in for Koirala (ht 10/02/2016), Foreign
leaders
hail former PM’s simplicity, by Lekhanath Pandey (kp
10/02/2016), Koirala
family
mourns in Nepalgunj (ht 10/02/2016), Madhes
shocked
at former PM’s demise (ht 10/02/2016), Homage
to
Koirala: If leaders benefit from his virtues and become
wiser from his mistakes and weaknesses, it will be the
best homage they will be paying to their departed leader
(ht 10/02/2016), Remembering
late
former PM Sushil Koirala: Those who worked closely with
him recall him as having an innate characteristic of
doing what he considered was right for the nation,
by Rupak D. Sharma (ht 10/02/2016), Constitution
promulgation,
Koirala's biggest achievement, by Thira L. Bhusal
(rep 10/02/2016), Multiple
complications
led to sudden death: Dr Yogi (rep 10/02/2016), Adieu,
Sushil
da, by Swarnim Wagle (rep 10/02/2016), Ex-PM
Koirala's
sudden demise takes country aback, by Ashok Dahal
(rep 10/02/2016), True
achiever:
If Sushil Koirala had been close to India he would not
have been the only Nepali prime minister who was not
invited by India on assuming office, by Prateek
Pradhan (rep 10/02/2016), Koirala’s
final
rites performed with state honours (kp 11/02/2016),
Tributes
pour
in for Koirala (kp 11/02/2016), Sushil
Koirala
cremated with state honours, by Prakash Acharya (ht
11/02/2016), Koirala
lauded
for guiding Nepal thru transition, by Lekhanath
Pandey (ht 11/02/2016), Koirala
consigned
to flames with state honors (rep 11/02/2016), An
Icon Of Simplicity And Rectitude, by Narad Bharadwaj
(rn 12/02/2016), Remembering
a
political hero: Lessons from him, by Shobhakar
Parajuli (ht 15/02/2016), Bidding
Farewell
To Sushil Koirala, by Prem Khatry (rn 16/02/2016), Under
the
circumstances: Sushil Koirala led the nation during
difficult times and won hearts with his simplicity,
by Dinesh Bhattarai (kp 23/02/2016), Missed
opportunity:
Sushilbabu, given his background, stature and a
squeaky-clean image, could have asserted himself as a
leader after the death of Girijababu, by Sukhdev
Shah (rep 24/02/2016)
Remembering
Kishunjee:
No other politician of 20th century is probably more relevant
than Kishunjee in conflict-ridden atmosphere of Nepal, by
Pradip Giri (kp 27/12/2015)
Back
to
BP: BP Koirala’s political and literary visions are not
mutually exclusive, by Abhi Subedi (kp 15/11/2015)
The
man
from Limbuwan: A tribute to my father Padma Sundar Lawoti,
by Surendra Lawoti (kp 01/11/2015)
A
‘think tank’ on Nepal law and affairs (kp 28/10/2015) [on
the death of Ganesh Raj Sharma]
A
Leader Who Stands Out From The Crowd, by Narad
Bharadwaj (rn 16/10/2015) [A
exaggerated eulogy on PM Oli that leaves the impact of
his conservative mind unmentioned!]
History
through
her eyes, by Chahana Sigdel and Garima Chaulagain
(kp 26/09/2015) [on Shanta Shrestha]
Lawati,
staunch
royalist, no more (kp 11/06/2015) [on the death of
Padma Sundar Lawati], , Panchthar
mourns
Lawati’s death (ht 11/06/2015)
Uprety,
authority
on corporate law, dies at ‘my own will’, by Bhadra
Sharma [on suicide of Bharat Raj Uprety]
GP
Koirala
accorded highest honour posthumously (kp
21/04/2015), Nepalratna
conferred
on late Girija Prasad Koirala (ht 21/04/2015)
Five-time
PM
Surya Bahadur Thapa passes away, by Rajan Pokhrel
and Keshav Koirala (ht 16/04/2015), Thapa:
An
astute politician, by Binod Ghimire (kp 17/04/2015),
Thapa’s
last
rites with state honour today (kp 17/04/2015), Thapa
to
be cremated with state honours today (ht
17/04/2015), Thapa's
mortal
remains flown back for last tributes: Public holiday to
honor late leader (rep 17/04/2015), Surya
Bahadur
Thapa (1928-2015): The man who did not shape national
politics, but let national politics shape him, by Om
Astha Rai (nt 17/04/2015), Govt
honours
five-time PM with state funeral (kp 18/04/2015), Ex-PM
Thapa
cremated with state honours (ht 18/04/2015)
CPN-UML
politburo
member dies: Dhakal was undergoing treatment for swine
flu (ht 06/04/2015) [on the death of Ram Nath
Dhakal], UML
leader
Dhakal dies of swine flu, by Arjun Poudel (rep
06/04/2015), Dhakal’s
last
rites performed (kp 07/04/2015)
GPK
a
true hero of democratic movement: PM (ht 22/03/2015)
Baburam
and
Prachanda are best suited for their current roles, as
thought and organisational leaders, by Jainendra
Jeevan (kp 08/02/2015)
At
home
in the hills: Subhash Ghisingh’s life has much to tell of
the politics of federation in India, by Ajapa Sharma
(kp 08/02/2015)
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