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The week-long Hindu festival of Holi got underway Monday with the erection of the 'Chir,' a tall pole topped with colored fabric streamers, in Kathmandu's old palace square.
Fortunately those are not the opening lines for a novel. But the seven Nepali words in those three sentences all have something in common: Do you know what it is?
Madison's conclusion was that the only workable way to resolve factional disputes is representative democracy. His prescription for Nepal's prime-ministerial impasse would be simple...
The story rings true based on the ex-prince's past behavior. Prior to the June 2001 massacre in which King Birendra and most of his family died, the palace was able to keep most of Paras' antics out of the media.
'Name one thing that has gone right since 1990,' challenged my pro-monarchy friend. He ticked off an impressive list of things that haven't: traffic chaos, water shortages, load shedding and more. But I had an answer for him...