D.R. Prasai

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Dirgha Raj Prasai is a former Member of Parliament in Nepal, a political analyst who writes from Kathmandu.

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UNMIN Should Quit Nepal!

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Nepali patriot decries the actions - and inaction - of UN representative Ian Martin, who he says, seems intent on destroying Nepal's sovereignty.

Time to Blend Nationalism and Democratic Socialism in Nepal

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King Mahendra implemented the Partyless system and had protected Nepal from foreign interference by maintaining a balance between India and China.

Irresponsible Political Leaders in Nepal

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The international community, the UN, America and the European Union should rethink their roles and work to bring the King, political parties and the people in conformity...

New King of Bhutan, Human Rights and Bhutanese Refugees

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The different skilled craftsmen were brought from Nepal to build the Buddhist Stupa and Monasteries, these people of the various ethnic groups began to settle in Bhutan.

The History of Nepal Sambat

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True history always follows the real events, evidence, writings, chronology, the heresay also must be trustworthy. Let us not establish any assumptions contrary to historical fact...
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