Thursday, 09 September 2010 5:06 AM
Interview
Suggestions Given by the People had Naturally Heartened us in Increasing the Number of Fundamental Rights
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View Point
Bhawani Prasad Kharel
General Secretary, Manab Adhikar Pratisthan
All Nepalese people have becoming pessimistic as impunity is rising in the country. Criminal activities and crime against humanity has been leaving behind the
General Secretary, Manab Adhikar Pratisthan
All Nepalese people have becoming pessimistic as impunity is rising in the country. Criminal activities and crime against humanity has been leaving behind the
Opinion Forum
Pratibedan Baidya
At a time when the attention of the nation has been drawn to ongoing political stalemate, people in Mid and Far Western Regions that are gripped by diarrhea
At a time when the attention of the nation has been drawn to ongoing political stalemate, people in Mid and Far Western Regions that are gripped by diarrhea
Features
By Bigyan Sharma
The achievement of historical people's movement is yet to bring smiles to the faces of some families of Jogimara of Dhading district. It is a case
The achievement of historical people's movement is yet to bring smiles to the faces of some families of Jogimara of Dhading district. It is a case
News
NSU cadres hurt in ANNISU-R attack
Lamjung / February 4
Two students of Nepal Student Union (NSU) have been injured in an attack of cadres of ANNISU-R at Lamjung Agriculture Campus of Sundarbazar on February 4.
Vice-chairperson of NSU Lamjung Agriculture Campus unit Shree Krishna Adhikari and Secretary Prakash Parajuli were attacked by ANNISU-R cadres following dispute over enrolment of new students in BSC Ag.
Parajulu received injury in head and chest. Both the victims have been undergoing treatment at Kalika Poly Clinic of Bhoteodar.
Campus Chief Dr. Yam Bahadur Gurung expressed sorrow over the incident and urged student unions not to repeat such incidents in the future.
Krishna Prasad Adhikari
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Other Headlines
- UNMIN Chief Landgren Urges Parties to Bring Peace Process Back on Track (Kathmandu/ September 8)
- Teenager Girl Raped (Morang/ September 8)
- UCPN-M Threat Displaces One (Kalikot/ September 8)
- Bomb Detonated at CA Member's House (Banke/ September 8)
- Joint Statement Demands Timely Implementation of Agreement with Freed Haliyas (Kathmandu/ September 8)
- Civil Society Members Demand Prove over Tape Scandal (Kathmandu/ September 7)
- Former Foreign Ministers Object to UN SG's Report (Kathmandu/September 7)
- UCPN-M Cadre Shot Dead (Dhanusha/ September 7)
- Another UCPN-M Leader Arrested In Thaiba Murder Case (Rupandehi/ September 6)
- Journalist Physically Abused (Nuwakot/ September 6)
- Father Seeks INSEC Help to Search for Missing Daughter (Rautahat/September 6)
- Teacher Killed by Unidentified Group (Bara/September 6)
- Girl Files FIR Claiming Rape (Surkhet/ September 5)
- Bomb Detonated at LDO's Office (Rautahat/ September 5)
- Fourth Anti-Human Trafficking Day Marked (Dhangadhi/ September 5)
- Supervisor Abducted by Unidentified Gang (Morang/ September 5)
- Man Kills Wife (Rupandehi/ September 4)
- Unidentified Group Hacks One to Death (Nawalparasi/ September 4)
- NA Defuses Bomb Planted at Trader's House (Dang/ September 4)
Trend Analysis
Trend Analysis of April-June 2010
Country Grappling with Sorry State of Human Rights
The period from April to June was not pleasant in the human rights perspective. Incidents of human rights violations and abuses came
Previous Trend Analysis
Country Grappling with Sorry State of Human Rights
The period from April to June was not pleasant in the human rights perspective. Incidents of human rights violations and abuses came
Previous Trend Analysis