We have started to collect the most important news related to Nepal in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Thousands take to the streets of Nepal's capital to protest against the governing coalition.
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Local government offices in a southern district of Nepal shut in protest after a visiting minister slaps the top local official.
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Nepal's former Maoist rebels block all roads leading into the capital, Kathmandu, to protest against the governing coalition.
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The UN says it has been forced to cut food aid to Bhutanese refugees living in camps in Nepal because of a funding shortage.
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Kathmandu's popular tuk-tuks face extinction
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Torrential rains cause massive landslides and floods in the Himalayan states of Nepal and Bhutan.
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Floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains kill at least 34 people, including many children, in western Nepal, officials say.
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At least 23 people are killed at a Christian conference when a makeshift church building collapses in eastern Nepal.
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Nepal's government says it is taking action to alleviate a severe currency shortage which threatens to disrupt the country's biggest religious festival.
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A Nepalese cyclist who has pedalled around 150 countries since 1998 to promote world peace announces the next stage of his odyssey.
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The authorities in Nepal try to make more goats available for slaughter ahead of the country's biggest religious festival of the year.
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Thousands of supporters of Nepal's former Maoist rebels rally in Kathmandu against the president.
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The British pop star Geri Halliwell launches a campaign to stop violence against women in Nepal.
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Nepal expresses regret over an attack on two Indian priests by protesters at one of Nepal's holiest Hindu sites.
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The struggle for survival in Nepal's dry foothills
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International aid agency Oxfam warns that millions of rural poor in Nepal could face hunger as a result of climate change.
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Ex-Nepalese Prime Minister Prachanda says Asian countries should co-operate to combat US influence in South Asia.
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The Maoist party in Nepal issues a deadline of Thursday for the crisis that led to its resignation from power to be resolved.
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Nepal town fears financial impact of Gurkha exodus
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Joanna Lumley prepares to meet Nepal's president after being mobbed by well-wishers and Gurkha veterans in Kathmandu.
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