Saturday, December 4, 2010
Delhi Police Arrested A Nepali Maoist
News A Nepali Maoist was arrested by New Delhi Police with huge explosive.
Friday, December 3, 2010
WikiLeaks Discloses Nepal
Opinion Analyst Dipal Gyawali writes, "Everyone is groping in the dark to find the answers: when, how and why did we go so horribly wrong? Some insights might soon be forthcoming in two thousand plus secret US embassy cables from Kathmandu in the WikiLeaks website sent during the tenures of Ambassadors Michael Malinowski, James Moriarty and Nancy Powell. They cover events from early 2002 till February this year and hopefully will cover the Kangressi infighting between the Girijangress and Deupangress factions that led to their dissolving the discredited Third Parliament. That enmity continues till today, has paralysed its collective leadership and, as a consequence, contributed to the ennui of the Constituent Assembly itself.
Monday, November 29, 2010
WikiLeaks Discloses 2278 cables from Kathmandu to US
News At a time when the activities of Nepal's two big neighbors India and China grow in Nepal, the US too seems to have been sensetive in this part of the region which is known for the great game in 29th century. After discloser of WikiLeaks that US embassy in Kathmandu sends 2278 cables from Kathmandu, there will be more activities of Nepal's other two neighbors which claim that they have genuine security interest in Nepal.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Indo China Shadow Boxing Over Lanka
News
Sri Lankan journalist Gamini Weerakoon writes about growing India-China competition in Sri Lanka.
The visit of Indian External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna to Sri Lanka closely followed by Pakistan President Asif Zardari may be seen by some as the success of the Rajapaksa government’s foreign policy, particularly in the South Asian region but a different view is held by others who see Sri Lanka becoming a backyard for play by the regional powers.
Sri Lankan journalist Gamini Weerakoon writes about growing India-China competition in Sri Lanka.
The visit of Indian External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna to Sri Lanka closely followed by Pakistan President Asif Zardari may be seen by some as the success of the Rajapaksa government’s foreign policy, particularly in the South Asian region but a different view is held by others who see Sri Lanka becoming a backyard for play by the regional powers.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Maoist should led the new government: professor Muni
India's professor SD Muni suggested that Nepal's Maoist should be leading the new government.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Monday, November 22, 2010
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