Nepal President Ram Baran Yadav will meet Union Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde and Defence Minister AK Antony on Thursday evening, as part of his five-day visit to India. ...
06:57 AM, Dec 27, 2012
Kathmandu: Army Chief Gen VK Singh on Thursday met Nepal President Ram Baran Yadav and wished peace and prosperity for his country. Singh, who is in Nepal to attend the three-day Regional Seminar on Natural Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance, called on President Yadav at the Rastrapati Bhawan in the capital. Indian Ambassador to Nepal Jayant Prasad was also present at the meeting. Singh during the brief meeting wished "for...
09:51 AM, Apr 05, 2012
Kathmandu: The UK on Thursday pledged full support to Nepal's peace process and offered an aid of 20 million pounds to conclude the reconciliation efforts in the country. In a meeting held in Kathmandu with Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai, UK's Secretary of State for International Development, Andrew Mitchell pledged assistance of 20 million pounds (NRs 2.5 billion) and also extended his country's full support for the ongoing peace process. Mitchell...
08:58 PM, Jan 19, 2012
Kathmandu: Nepal police on Monday detained over 200 supporters of Baba Ramdev while they were holding a demonstration outside the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu against the crackdown on the yoga guru and his followers in New Delhi. Some of the members of Patanjali Yogpeeth, established by 46-year-old Baba Ramdev, submitted a memorandum to the Indian Embassy officials condemning police action terming it to be against human rights in a democratic...
05:06 PM, Jun 06, 2011
Prachanda's resignation had led to massive protests in the nation. ...
04:08 PM, May 08, 2009
They were protesting before President's house against army chief. ...
08:12 AM, May 08, 2009
Nepal's political crisis deepened after the PM sacked the army chief. ...
01:16 PM, May 04, 2009
Ram Baran Yadav had defeated Maoist candidate Ramraja Prasad Singh. ...
02:06 PM, Jul 24, 2008
Adelaide: Australia built momentum in a rain-hit draw in Brisbane and go into the second Test against South Africa starting in Adelaide on Thursday determined to channel that into a series-leading result. A victory for the home team will also seriously threaten South Africa's No. 1 ranking, and Graeme Smith and his team know that they will have to be much better with the ball on a track unlikely to...
08:57 PM, Jul 21, 2008
