Shashi PBB Malla

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Shashi P.B.B. Malla writes incisive political opinion about the politics and politicians of Nepal. He sometimes writes with fellow contributor, Chandra Bahadur Parbate. Educated in Darjeeling, India, with a certificate from Cambridge University, he went to College and university in Calcutta: I. Sc./St. Xavier's, B.A. (Hons.)/ Presidency, M.A. (International Relations)/Jadavpur, India. He was Assistant Editor: The Rising Nepal, Kathmandu. He is or was the Country Representative, DAV Summit Club, Munich (Germany's leading adventure tour operators in mountaineering and trekking) He is a Senior Lecturer, Conflict, Peace and Development Studies, Tribhuwan University, Kathmandu

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Furtherance of democracy and peace: The road ahead for Nepal

For the all-important parliamentary elections in Nepal, the question of creating a favourable atmosphere to ensure whole-hearted and maximum participation has to be discussed.

Strategy and tactics of the Maoist Terror

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Seven Party-Maoist Front and Prospects for Peace, Democracy in Nepal

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