“Uncrowned kings plotting to bring back monarchy” Kantipur Report KATHMANDU, March 16 - Senior Maoist leader and Minister for Finance Dr. Baburam Bhattarai on Monday said that some feudalists are hatching conspiracies to bring back kingship in the country. Addressing the Free Students' Union election assembly organised at the Tri-Chandra Multiple Campus in the capital today, Dr. Bhattarai said, “Uncrowned kings have been exercising to bring back the monarchy though the king with crown fell down.” The minister went on to say that the Delhi-centered politics still exists in the country since 2007 BS. Moreover, he underscored the need for the end of “mafiasation” and business in the education sector to restructure it. The Finance Minister said the government is planning to provide employment to one million citizens in next fiscal year. courtesy:ekantipur.com, March 16, 2009

deshbhaktanepali · Apr 5, 2009 2:28 AM

Nepal needs no Monarchy: Ex King Gyanendra Shah window.google_render_ad(); TGW Gyanendra Shah, the former King of Nepal, say sources, in his meeting with the Bharatiya Janata Party President Raj Nath Singh told that he was not in favor of reinstating monarchy in any form in Nepal. The former monarch of Nepal Gyanendra Shah is currently in India. He has just met the BJP president, Mr. Raj Nath Singh, Tuesday March 24, 2009. “I am not in favor of any form of monarchy in Nepal”, told Gyanendra point blank. Neither Gyanendra criticized the Maoists’ led government of Nepal nor did he ask for the Indian support to reinstate monarchy in Nepal, a vernacular daily quotes its New Delhi sources as saying. He, however, only defended the Institution of Monarchy by saying that “The Institution of Monarchy in Nepal was completely different than in the manner it is and was being portrayed in each and every Nepali household currently.” “The Institution was not completely wrong though it ruled for long period of time”, Gyanendra is further quoted by the same source. The source quoting the BJP President Raj Nath Singh says that the BJP will not interfere in Nepal’s internal matters however, as a good neighbor the BJP will keenly watch Nepal’s political developments. Mr. Singh also asked the former monarch to divulge his views over the relationship between the ruling coalition partners back in Nepal. To add, later on Tuesday Gyanendra also met with Jaswant Singh- the former foregin minister of India. King Gyanendra is expected to arrive home today March 25, 2009 if every thing moves in Delhi smoothly. courtesy: www.telegraphnepal.com 2009-03-25 08:29:38 window.google_render_ad(); window.google_render_ad(); Last edited: 05-Apr-09 02:33 AM

deshbhaktanepali · Apr 5, 2009 2:30 AM

बेबी किङ’ को कुरा वाहियातः प्रम नेपाल समाचारपत्र (काठमाडौं) प्रधानमन्त्री पुष्पकमल दाहाल प्रचण्ड’ ले नेपालमा अब बेबी किङ’ को कुरा वाहियात भएको बताउनुभएको छ। नर्वे र फिनल्यान्डको साताव्यापी भ्रमण पूरा गरी शनिबार स्वदेश र्फकने क्रममा त्रिभुवन अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय विमानस्थलमा सञ्चारकर्मीसग कुरा गर्दै प्रधानमन्त्री प्रचण्डले भन्नुभयो- परिस्थिति बदलिसकेको छ, बेबी किङको कुरा वाहियात हो, उल्टो गंगा अब नेपालमा बग्नेवाला छैन।’ बेबी किङ’ को कुरा अफवाह मात्रै भएको प्रधानमन्त्रीको भनाइ थियो। सत्तारूढ र प्रतिपक्षी सबै दलहरूसगको सल्लाहमै युरोप भ्रमणमा आफू गएको र भ्रमण निकै फलदायी भएको प्रम प्रचण्डको भनाइ थियो। संसद् सुचारु हुन नसकेको प्रति प्रमले भन्नुभयो- अब सबै दलसग छलफल गरिन्छ।’ www.newsofnepal.com, april 5, 2009

deshbhaktanepali · Apr 5, 2009 2:32 AM

‘Gyanendra mulls over Baby-King for Nepal’ window.google_render_ad(); TGW “Nepal’s Former Monarch keeping a stoic silence after his return home from a month long India visit has begun holding consultations”. One of the daily newspapers published from Kathmandu, dated April 4, 2009, states that the former monarch held the meeting in Nirmal Niwas-Gyanendra’s personal residence in Maharajgunj, Kathmandu. “Dr. Pashupati Bhakta Maharjan- former chief secretary of Gyanendra Shah, Phani Raj Pathak. Madhusudan Timilsena and Mr. Sagar Timilsena were present in the meeting which saw the participation of some three India nationals who were considered as close relatives of Former King Gyanendra.” “Mr. Pathak and Mr. Timilesna are close aides to the former king, however, the identity of the Indian national is yet not known”. “They had all arrived at 6:30 in the evening at Nirmal Nivas”, report adds. In the meeting held Thursday evening April 2, 2009, reports add, “reinstating monarchy in the form of a minor king was primarily discussed”. The news paper writes that the former King had returned home, March 25, 2009, from India convincing the Indian leaders for the need to restore monarchy in Nepal in whatever form it may be. www.telegraphnepal.com, april 4, 2009

deshbhaktanepali · Apr 5, 2009 2:35 AM

Common guys...they are telling us the Nepalese present in the meeting, the time, location, the agenda of the meeting...it seems they even know the snacks and brand of alcohol they consumed during the meeting but they could not identify the identy of 3 Indian Nationals present in the meeting...give me a break guys...and stop messing around with Nepalese sentiment...STOP creating chaos in the country...

deshbhaktanepali · Apr 5, 2009 2:39 AM