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We have started to collect the most important news related to Nepal in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Life is returning to normal in the plains of central and eastern Nepal after three weeks of violence.
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The leader of Nepal's former Maoist rebels says there are forces trying to disrupt forthcoming elections.
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Residents of Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, are treated to their first snow in more than 60 years.
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The Red Cross appeals for information on more than 800 people still missing in Nepal after a decade of insurgency.
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Nepal's King Gyanendra comes under attack from a stone-throwing crowd in the capital, Kathmandu.
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Nepal's King Gyanendra publicly accepts responsibility for "success and failure" under his period of direct rule.
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Hundreds of former Maoist rebels walk out of a holding camp in Nepal, complaining of poor conditions.
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Nepal's government vows to improve conditions in camps in which former Maoist fighters are being held.
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IndiaA woman who found herself at the centre of Nepal's royal massacre in 2001 has married in a ceremony in India.
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At least 13 people are killed after a bus plunges into a river in southern Nepal, police say.
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The Nepalese government appoints a committee to look at ways to take over properties of the royal family.
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A strike called by a regional group in Nepal cripples life in the southern part of the country for the second day.
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Nepal becomes a federal rather than a unitary state, as parliament responds to ethnic protests in the south.
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Nepal's Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala says it would be good if King Gyanendra were to abdicate.
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Nepal's Maoist leader says many former rebels are still moving around freely with their weapons.
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Nepal's Maoists seek to limit damage after their leader says ex-rebels have thousands of unregistered weapons.
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Nepal's government cuts King Gyanendra's staff by at least half, in the latest measure curbing his power.
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Violence erupts between rival political groups in towns in southern and eastern Nepal.
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The business community in Nepal's capital Kathmandu launches protests against the Maoists alleged violence and intimidation tactics for extortion.
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At least 25 people are killed as Maoists and activists seeking more rights clash in southern Nepal, police say.
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Authorities extend a curfew in a town in southern Nepal, a day after at least 27 people died in a clash.
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