We have started to collect the most important news related to Nepal in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Nepal's Supreme Court refuses to block a controversial law media groups say will curb press freedom.
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Nearly 2,000 people stage demonstrations in Kathmandu, to protest against a new media law.
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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh asks Nepal's King Gyanendra to restore democracy in the kingdom.
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Leading Nepalese politicians hold behind-the-scenes talks in India with Nepal's Maoist leaders.
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Kofi Annan welcomes the accord between Maoists and opposition parties to unite against King Gyanendra.
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Maoist rebels say they may reconsider their opposition to the monarchy if a constituent assembly is elected.
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Police in Nepal close a radio station for trying to rebroadcast a BBC interview with the Maoist rebel leader.
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Nepal's Supreme Court orders that women under 35 years of age will not need the permission of their parents or husbands to apply for a passport.
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Nepal's Supreme Court rules that FM radio stations in the kingdom may once again broadcast news.
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Hostilities could resume in Nepal if the government does not join the rebel truce, says the UN's human rights chief.
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Maoist rebels in Nepal extend their unilateral ceasefire by a month amid anti-monarchy demonstrations in Kathmandu.
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The Nepalese army chief dismisses the Maoist rebels' ceasefire as nothing but a ploy.
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India's foreign secretary arrives in Nepal for meetings with government officials and opposition politicians.
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A Nepalese soldier kills at least 11 civilians after opening fire on a crowd at a temple near Kathmandu, police say.
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A strike called in protest against the killing of 12 people by a soldier paralyses life in Kathmandu.
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Nepal says security is in place for February's municipal polls and they will go ahead despite calls for a boycott.
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Maoist rebels in Nepal call off a unilateral truce after four months, blaming the army for continuing attacks.
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Two policemen and a civilian are injured in Nepal after an attack by suspected Maoist rebels.
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The EU describes a Maoist rebel move to end a unilateral truce in Nepal as a retrograde step.
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A leading human rights group voices concern over what it calls continuing police abuse of transsexuals in Nepal.
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At least 11 police are reported killed in Maoist rebel attacks on the outskirts of Nepal's capital Kathmandu.
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Nepal's government declares a night-time curfew in Kathmandu after 12 policemen die in weekend Maoist attacks.
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Nepalese authorities arrest scores of opposition leaders and activists, ahead of a banned pro-democracy rally.
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Nearly 200 people are held in the Nepal's capital as troops enforce a curfew to prevent pro-democracy rallies.
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