| King gives, but not enough |
| A hesitant, nervous but unapologetic King Gyanendra today made an overture to restore democracy in Nepal by inviting the seven-party alliance for democracy to select a Prime Minister. ... | Read.. |
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| Ire at India |
| India quickly put its stamp of approval on the offer by King Gyanendra (picture above), inviting censure from political parties who are unhappy with the monarch’s proposa ... | Read.. |
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| Oops! Ash falls again |
| Aishwarya Rai fell off a bicycle this morning but was quickly up on her feet, helped by Abhishek Bachchan. ... | Read.. |
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Quota-wary business taps PM
CII team speaks of empowerment, not reservation
In the backdrop of the debate over how industry should help the disadvantaged sections of society, a business delegation today met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh who recently ... | Read.. |
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A pro-democracy protester shouts slogans in Kathmandu on Friday. Thousands of protesters burned tyres and threw logs and barbed wire in the streets as a curfew came into force. (AFP)
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Executive power of the kingdom of Nepal, which was in our safekeeping, shall from this day be returned to the people
KING GYANENDRA
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