Nov 15-21 headlines in Nepali weeklies
Round up of the major headlines in Nepali weekly.
2009-11-21

November 21 headlines in Nepali dailies
Round up of the major headlines in Nepali media for November 21 09.
2009-11-21

Three years of CPA marks lapses in implementation
The Comprehensive Peace Accord (CPA) between the government and the then rebel group UCPN (Maoist) was signed on his day (Mangsir 5), which marked the end of the 10-yr long insurgency. But there has not been much progress in the implementation of the CPA.
2009-11-20

Nepal celebrating 20th anniv of UN Child Rights Convention
The 20th anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) is being celebrated by organizing various programmes all over the world, including Nepal, on Friday.
2009-11-20

NHRC publicises report on CPA
Organising a press conference in Lalitpur on Friday, National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) Friday publicised the three-years report on Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA). Launching the report, chairman of the Commission Kedar Nath Upadhyaya said both the parties to the peace process failed to implement the CPA properly.
2009-11-20

Dalits put forth 20-point demand
Organising a press conference, the joint political Dalit association and union have put forth a 20-point demand that has to be implemented by the government and included in the new constitution.
2009-11-20

Climbers Appa and Dawa to travel Europe to discuss climate change
Climate for Life Campaign Ambassadors, Apa Sherpa and Dawa Steven Sherpa are set to travel through 10 European cities starting from Prague.
2009-11-19

November 20 headlines in Nepali dailies
Round up of the major headlines in Nepali media for November 20 09.
2009-11-20

UCPN (M) for 'package solution'
The Unified CPN (Maoist) has called for 'package agreement' on the issues it has been raising.
2009-11-19

Maoists won't allow Budget to be passed by parliament: Baidhya
Unified CPN (Maoist) vice president Mohan Baidhya 'Kiran', speaking at the launching of a book 'Sanskriti, Samikshya Ra Saundrya' written by Ganga Shrestha, stated that the Maoists will not allow Budget to be passed by parliament and that it would be the government's fault as it has not addressed the Maoist demand for 'civilian supremacy'.
2009-11-19