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Dahal says elected Prez will exercise more executive powers than PM in mixed system
Bull continues in NEPSE
Indigenous groups take to street against three party agreement
Bodies of 13 Indians killed in Jomsom plane crash handed over to families
PM Bhattarai assures fire victims of relief
FCAN delegation aims to attract Korean investment in infrastructure
Two die in road accident
Baidya wants NC to take lead in constitution drafting process
UML remembers Madan-Ashrit
NC, RPP express sorrow over Siraha fire

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The govt. recently organised a week-long cleaning campaign in Kathmandu Valley, mobilising govt. employees and volunteers. Do you think this kind of campaign will make the city cleaner in a sustainable way? PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 01 May 2012 11:10

"The authorities should enforce strict penalty against those littering in public places. Seasonal campaign like the recent one not is going to work. To make the city cleaner, the city dwellers must feel their ownership to the place." Bishnu Ojha, teacher

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The issue of federalism has been the trickiest issue of the constitution-drafting and the key parties remain sharply divided over it. Nepalnews asks few members of the general public for their views on the subject: PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 01 May 2012 11:10

"The federal model top be adopted in the new constitution should be acceptable to all. It should not leave any room for violence. Parties have not sufficiently informed the general public how federalism works and how it is good for them." Sita Marasini, jobholder

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Do you think the conviction of the then sitting minister J.P Gupta on corruption will go a long way in discouraging politicians holding public offices from having a free hand on state coffer? PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 16 March 2012 19:53

"Clean-up should start from the political leadership. Let's not expect that this will happen in near future. However, the Supreme Court's verdict will certainly send a strong message to the corrupt people." Manish Lama, student

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The Supreme Court's refusal to register the review petition on its verdict on the Constituent Assembly's term has courted controversy with major parties speaking for and against the SC's decision. PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 12 January 2012 18:54

We should respect the supremacy of law. Now the parties should concentrate on drafting the constitution within the deadline.” Tej Naryan Chaudhary, lawyer

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The major parties reached a landmark deal on peace process and other pertaining issues on November 1. Nepalnews asks general public how convinced they are about the implementation of the agreement: PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 04 November 2011 12:09

"The parties are finally able to make a breakthrough. There were major agreements like this one in the past, but they were not brought into action. Now the parties seem to have realised that they cannot afford to perpetually quarrel." Ram Karki, trader

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The term of the Constituent Assembly has been extended by six months following the Supreme Court's verdict. Will the CA be able to draft the new constitution within the next six months? PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 04 November 2011 12:09

“Since the Constituent Assembly’s term has been extended as per the verdict of the Supreme Court, the term cannot be extended anymore if the spirit of the court verdict is to be respected. The CA must draft the constitution within the extended period. There is no other option.” Sobha Karki, businessperson

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In light of the recent arrest of a lawmaker for receiving bribe, Nepalnews asked the public what must be done to control corruption in the country. Excerpts: PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 13 September 2010 16:39

"You know our country is not able to go progress in any sector because of corruption. I think to stop corruption we people must first stop bribing employees working in any sector and the law of our country must be very strict to control it." Shailaja Shrestha, Job Holder

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Few weeks back media carried news on Unified CPN (Maoist) ask for a huge amount of cash allegedly from a Chinese person to bribe parliament members to vote for them to form the new government. In this context Nepalnews asked general public their reaction: PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 13 September 2010 16:39

"What the Maoists attempted to do to form the government is very wrong and illegal. This matter should be discussed in the parliament and if it is true, then the government and Nepali people should punish them." Deepak Kumar Shrestha, Student

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  • The government failed to book the local leader of the UML-affiliated Youth Force, Parshuram Basnet, for planning the attack on journalist Khila Nath Dhakal in Biratnagar. Nepalnews asked ordinary people for their views on the incident:
  • Integration and rehabilitation of cantoned Maoist combatants has been a bone of contention between Maoists and other parties, which has often obstructed the implementation of the agreements. Nepalnews asks general public how they view this issue:
  • China has hosted a number of Maoist leaders from Nepal over the past few weeks. Do you see political motive behind these visits?
  • Political deadlock has entrenched the country over the past several months. Nepalnews asked the public their opinion on the current situation:
  • There is fresh controversy over the Maoist combatants after the UCPN (Maoist) involved them in its extended plenum in Palungtar of Gorkha: Nepalnews asks general public for their views on the issue:
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