| Sun, 14 Mar 2010 Maoists sack CA member, Gajurel says Lingden still in | DAMAK; The Kochila State Committee of the UCPN-Maoist has said it has suspended from the party Constituent Assembly member Bishwodip Lingden, who represents the party from constituency no-7 in Jhapa district. | However, talking to The Himalayan Times over telephone, M... | Docs go on the rampage at TUTH | KATHMANDU: Post graduate students today vandalised Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH) and boycotted the entrance exam accusing the dean of the institute of leaking the question papers ahead of the exam by taking hefty bribe. | Some 2,000 students were to si... | Minister appeases Khas community, says concerns will be heard | KATHMANDU: Minister for Law and Justice Prem Bahadur Singh today said that the government is committed to ensure that the rights of people belonging to all castes and ethnicities in the country are safeguarded. | Addressing a programme organised by Nepal National Khas... | West has distorted IPCC reports: Ramesh | Staff Reporter | Mumbai: Cautioning against "environmental propaganda" Union Minister of State for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh told journalists here on Saturday that the West was using the science of climate change for political gains. | Mr. Ramesh was on a ... | Stay fit, not thin... | RESHMA S KULKARNI | ... says fitness and nutrition expert Rujuta Diwekar as she talks about her weight loss methods, her bestselling book and, of course, Kareena Kapoor and size zero. An exclusive interview. | With her star pupil: Rujuta advocates a common sense appro... | Spirituality for social change | N.J. Nair | Founder-president of Satsang Foundation Mumtaz Ali | THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: "It is time that people shunned divisive religion and politics and attempts to mix both for petty gains. When the nation is striving hard to tackle the challenges thrown up by religio... | 1st, ‘4-by-4’ climate impact assessment soon: Jairam | A first-of-its-kind assessment of the impact of climate change on agriculture, health, water and forests on four major terrains of India will be released to the public in May, Union Minister for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh announced at IIT-Bombay on Saturday... | ‘Women crucial in augmenting peace process’ | Underlining the similarity in the core issues plaguing South Asian countries and the need for co-operation in the joint fight against problems for sustained development, peace and security in the region, a three-day international conference on ‘Cooperative Development... | Security at Indian embassy in Kathmandu to be beefed up NEW DELHI: As Nepal appears to be at the threshold of political crisis in absence of any forward movement there on drafting its new constitution before the May 28 deadline, India has sensed some danger and decided to further beef up security of its embassy in Kathmandu ... | Bewitched by the hills Bewitched by the hills | Himalayan Wonderland | by Manohar Singh Gill, Penguin, Rs 500 | A half-century ago, an Indian Administrative Services probationer undergoing the customary “Bharat Darshan” tour visited Darjeeling and its Himalayan Mountaineering Institute. |... | | |
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