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Rana’s Detention Puts Supreme Court Leadership Under Scrutiny (opens the original)
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Kathmandu, Nepal: The late-night removal of former Chief Justice Cholendra Shumsher Rana from his residence has triggered serious questions over the way state agencies treated a former head of the judiciary and has also exposed growing concerns within the Supreme Court over its leadership and functioning. Rana was taken from his residence in Maharajgunj after midnight on Sunday and taken to the Kathmandu Valley Crime Investigation Office in Teku. He was released to his family several hours later
When the Missing Are No Longer Presumed Alive: Nepal Moves to Allow Death Registration for Disaster Victims (opens the original)
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Kathmandu: The government is preparing to amend existing laws to allow the deaths of people who go missing in natural disasters to be registered even when their bodies are not found. The proposed changes would allow a person who remains missing after search and rescue operations are completed to be presumed dead under certain conditions. The government also plans to allow the death to be registered through the local registrar, reducing the need for families to go through a separate court process
Nepal, India Step Up Preparations for Prime Minister Balen Shah’s November Visit (opens the original)
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Kathmandu, Nepal: Nepal and India have stepped up preparations for Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s planned visit to India in November. The exact date has not been announced yet, but officials at Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs say the two sides have started working on the visit in earnest. The visit will be Shah’s first official trip to India as prime minister. A joint secretary at the Foreign Ministry said preparations for high-level visits between Nepal and India are normally carried out th
Internal Disputes, External Search for Unity: A New Chapter in UML–NCP Relations (opens the original)
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Kathmandu: Unity and division have long been part of Nepal’s communist politics. Parties from the same political stream have repeatedly split, formed new groups and structures, and later come together again. The country appears to be entering another such phase. Recent talks and growing cooperation between the CPN-UML and the Nepal Communist Party (NCP) led by Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ have revived discussion about left unity. Efforts to work together at the provincial level and talks among
When Poverty and Beauty Put a Price on Nepali Women (opens the original)
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Kathmandu, Nepal: For a woman living in poverty, an offer of several million rupees can appear to be an opportunity that cannot easily be turned down. It could help pay family debts, build a house or provide better education for her children. But an investigation published by Indian media outlet Dainik Bhaskar has brought attention to a far more complicated question: whether some Nepali women are being drawn into cross-border arrangements in which they become pregnant for money. According to the
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