We have started to collect the most important news related to Nepal in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Nepal PM Girid Prasad Koirala struggles to keep his administration together after Maoist ministers quit the cabinet.
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Around 4,000 local government workers in Nepal go on strike after a Maoist minister locked up an "errant official" in a toilet.
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Former king's home becomes a museum in Nepal
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Nepal's deposed king Gyanendra moves out of his palace in Kathmandu but says he will not go into exile.
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Nepal's ex-king will move out of his palace on Wednesday, officials say, two weeks after the monarchy was abolished.
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The government of Nepal increases fuel prices in response to the spiralling because of the rising cost of oil.
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Nepal's Supreme Court orders the relocation of the cavalry, in a fresh blow to the abolished monarchy and pro-royal army.
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The appointment of Nepal's new "living goddess" is being held up the recent abolition of the monarchy.
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Former Maoist rebels in Nepal agree to give up their claim to the ceremonial post of president.
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Nepal's cabinet allows the deposed king, Gyanendra, to move to a palace in a forest just outside Kathmandu.
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The deposed king of Nepal has agreed to vacate his palace within a fortnight, the home minister says.
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Charles Haviland watches Nepal change from a monarchy to the world's newest republic.
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Nepal's government formally tells the deposed monarch to vacate the royal palace within the next two weeks.
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The royal standard of the monarchy in Nepal is removed from the former royal palace, eye witnesses say.
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Nepalis celebrate in Kathmandu as their country becomes a republic after 240 years of royal rule.
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Nepal is set to become a republic and end 240 years of royal rule as its new assembly meets in Kathmandu.
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Nepal swears in its newly-elected assembly, which will formally abolish the monarchy of King Gyanendra.
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Authorities in Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, ban rallies in strategic areas ahead of the constituent assembly meeting.
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Life in Nepal's capital is brought to a halt by a shutdown in protest at a killing by Maoist former rebels.
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Climbers scale Mount Everest for the first time since Nepal's ban on the summit during the Olympic torch relay.
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Nepal's constituent assembly is to meet on 28 May and its first task is the abolition of the monarchy.
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