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Gay Jatra In Nepal
Hundreds of gay Nepalis and their supporters turned out Thursday during the Gai Jatra festival for the largest gay pride demonstration ever here.
Have the Snake Gods Broken Nepal’s Drought?
The rain came on the evening and night following Nag Panchami, a festival devoted to serpent deities that live half of the year in an subterranean kingdom and half in our world.
No Business, As Usual, In Nepal
On Tuesday Nepal Students Union members armed with lengths of iron rebar from a construction site stopped traffic at a central bus park in Kathmandu and burned tires in the street. Their demand was for the immediate arrest of Giri's attackers.
Nepal’s Gurkhas Finally Get Their Rights
In June 1944 Tul Bahadur Pun showed the courage and determination that has earned Nepal's Gurkha soldiers the title Bravest of the Brave.
Nepal’s New Alliance – All For One Now?
Nepal's jumbo alliance of 22 parties now pledged to participate in or support a new government will hold a clear majority in the Assembly.
