King Gyanendra named two former royalist Prime Ministers as deputies in a move to further strengthen his position even as six leading political parties joined hands for a campaign to restore multiparty democracy in Nepal. ... | Read..
India will continue to train officers and personnel of the Royal Nepal Army despite calls for a suspension of military aid to Kathmandu after King Gyanendra's coup, a top ... | Read..
India did a balancing act on Nepal today, reaffirming its commitment to democracy but also making it clear that it has no choice but to work with 'whichever government ... | Read..
Bihar's flood zone, where people seem to have forgotten the tribulations they faced a few months ago, goes to polls tomorrow in the second and crucial phase of the Assemb ... | Read..
