We have started to collect the most important news related to Nepal in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
BBC reporter Anbarasan Ethirajan joins an anti-poaching patrol in Nepal which aims to protect one-horned rhinoceroses
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Nepal's women's commission condemns an attack on an elderly woman accused of witchcraft, who was stripped, beaten and made to eat excrement.
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Nepal fights to avoid being called a haven for drug trafficking
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Nepal's Supreme Court suspends efforts to set up a truth commission amid concerns it could allow amnesties for serious crimes during the civil war.
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One woman's fight for war crimes justice in Nepal
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An ethnic Tibetan man sets himself on fire in Nepal in an apparent protest against Chinese rule in Tibetan areas.
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India and Nepal begin their first joint survey of tigers in the Terai Arc, hoping to chart how many Royal Bengal tigers remain in the shared region.
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Two senior officials in western Nepal are transferred following violent protests over the 2004 murder of a journalist, allegedly by Maoist supporters.
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Wild animal attacks forest officials in Nepal to put a cap on the growth of wildlife, including endangered species.
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Police in Nepal say 29 people have died after a bus veered off a mountain road and crashed.
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Twenty-nine people are killed after a bus veers off a mountain road in Nepal, police say.
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A Nepalese colonel is remanded in custody after appearing at a UK court charged with two counts of torture during his country's civil war.
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A Nepalese army officer is due before a London court after being charged with committing torture during his country's civil war in 2005.
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Detectives from Britain's Metropolitan Police arrest a man on suspicion of torture, allegedly committed during the civil war in Nepal in 2005.
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Elephants in Nepal and their trainers compete for prizes at a beauty pageant, which is used to highlight conservation programmes.
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Nepal's senior army officers are ordered to ditch their cars at least once a week when coming to office to reduce air pollution and traffic jams.
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Twelve inmates escape after digging a tunnel out of a jail in the south-east of Nepal near the border with India, prison officials say.
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A Japanese court formally acquits Govinda Prasad Mainali from Nepal, who spent 15 "horrible" years in jail for a murder he did not commit.
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A gay rights group in Nepal opens South Asia's first sports tournament for gay athletes, with some 300 people taking part.
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Nepal's Maoist leader Prachanda launches a tourist trekking trail, giving walkers the chance to see remote hideouts used by his former guerrillas.
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Family, friends and colleagues pay tribute to seven British men who were among 19 people killed in a plane crash in Nepal.
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Seven Britons who were among 19 people killed when a plane heading for the Everest region crashed in Nepal have been named.
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A plane heading for the Everest region crashes in Nepal's capital, killing all 19 people on board including seven Britons.
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A search operation has resumed in Nepal for climbers missing on Mount Manaslu, where an avalanche killed at least eight people on Sunday.
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A search operation resumes in Nepal for climbers missing on Mount Manaslu, where an avalanche killed at least eight others on Sunday.
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Nepal resumes a search for several climbers still missing after a fatal avalanche on Mount Manaslu, while survivors are airlifted to the capital Kathmandu.
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At least nine people are killed and several are missing in Nepal after an avalanche hits climbers and guides at a camp on a Himalayan peak.
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At least 28 people are killed after a bus veers off a road in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, while another bus crash in neighbouring Nepal kills 27.
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Nepal and Israel release a joint stamp depicting the highest and the lowest places on earth - Mount Everest and the Dead Sea.
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Tigers in Nepal seem to be taking night shifts to better co-exist with their human neighbours, scientists have shown.
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