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Madhesi Front withdraws support to Prachanda governmentThe United Democratic Madhesi Front withdrew support to the government as it failed to address its concern within the seven-day ultimatum t...- Madhesi Front refuses to back Constitution amendment billThe UDMF and the Federal Socialist Forum-Nepal FSF-N stated that they cannot accept the Constitution amendment bill which has been register...
- No link between India trip and Constitution amendment: Nepal PM PrachandaPrachanda will travel to New Delhi tomorrow for a four-day goodwill visit, his first foreign visit after assuming power some six weeks ago.
- Madhesis start fresh protests in Nepal against ConstitutionTraffic movement was disrupted in the vicinity of Singhdurbar, the main administrative complex of the country, for hours due to the protest.
- India's security linked to Nepal's prosperity: S JaishankarJaishankar said India wants to see political stability and development in Nepal, according to Prime Minister's Foreign Affairs Advisor Gopa...
- 'Internal problem' will be resolved soon: Nepal tells IndiaGiving a commitment on providing protection to Indian investments, Oli, in his meeting with S Jaishankar, called for more investments from ...
- My visit improved relations with India: Nepal PMNepal Prime Minister K P Oli has said that his visit to India helped in "improving" the ties which had "soured" during the anti-Constitutio...
- Meet Madhesi demands for successful India visit: Nepal PM KP OliThe Nepal government should show positive gestures before Oli's visit to India begins so that he could get a positive response there, Mahat...
- Nepal Constitution row: Madhesis announce fresh protests after rejecting amendmentsThe United Democratic Madhesi Front unveiled its fresh protest programmes starting from tomorrow after its meeting.
- Nepal to probe death of Madhesi protesters in police firingAn all-party meeting decided to form the 10-member committee under the CPN-UML lawmaker Shiva Kumar Mandal to probe the violence.
- Nepal parties, Madhesis meet to end political crisisThe meeting took place after Indian Ambassador to Nepal Ranjit Rae called on UCPN (Maoist) Chairman Prachanda at latter's residence this af...
- Injured Madhesi leader Rajendra Mahato airlifted to Delhi for better treatmentRajendra Mahato, who had suffered injuries in a clash with police, was airlifted to Delhi for further treatment as his condition did not im...
- Nepal's 3 political parties to forge consensus on Constitution amendmentThe meeting was attended by PM KP Sharma Oli, UCPN-Maoist chairman Prachanda, Nepali Congress president Sushil Koirala and general secretar...
- Madhesis reject Nepal govt's proposals; call them vagueMadhesis today rejected as "vague" Nepal government's three-point roadmap to address their demands over some provisions of the new Constitu...
- Nepali Congress, Madhesis agree to resolve Nepal's political crisis soonNepali Congress (NC) and representatives of the United Madhesi Democratic Front (UMDF) met at NC President Sushil Koirala's residence at Ma...
- Nepal blockade: After PM K P Oli, top Madhesi leaders to visit IndiaThe UDMF leaders have decided to visit the Indian capital after their high level meeting with PM K P Oli on Saturday in Kathmandu did not y...
- Nepal's Madhesis seek India's supportThe Madhesi community, which has been agitating against the newly-adopted Constitution of Nepal, has sought "moral" support from India.
- Nepal's Madhesi leaders say constitution amendment bills would not meet all demandsThis could prolong the agitation with top three parties of Nepal currently jockeying for power in the run-up to new government formation.
- Baburam Bhattarai’s U-turn opens window for India in NepalExperts said that Bhattarai may also influence Madhesi leaders of Nepali Congress as well as United Communist Party, opening a window of op...
- Cabinet okays bill to amend ConstitutionNepal's interim Cabinet has endorsed a bill to amend the Constitution but refrained from declaring the southern Terai belt bordering India ...
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