nepal

Calls for unity as protests turn violent

The government announces 11 states for the country amid increasing turmoil

Fire kills baby, thousands homeless

Emergency services still struggling to contain the blaze in an eastern village

Constitution protests paralyze Nepal

After two weeks of protests, ethnic groups are called in for talks with the government

Jesuits mark 60 years in Nepal

Ceremony commemorates hardships and accomplishments of Society of Jesus

Christians pray for the nation

Christians today launched an annual global prayer vigil for peace and reconciliation in Nepal. Pastor Bhab Ghale, chief coordinator for the event, said this year’s vigil has seen the inclusion of a more diverse body of believers. “We started 10 years

Parish ordains first Oraon priest

'Grateful' for opportunity to serve the community in which he was raised

Army takes control of Maoist fighters

Long-awaited decision removes major obstacle to new draft constitution

Government backs anti-torture bill

Activists hope legislation will bring country into line with UN conventions

Journalist's killing sparks protests

Reporters issue deadline to police, warn of further demonstrations if culprits not found

Christians launch new network

A new grouping of Christians was unveiled at a press conference in Kathmandu yesterday. The Nepal Christian Concern Group is an alliance of 20 Christian denominations and network groups including the United Catholic Alliance of Nepal. Pastor Chari

Countdown for new constitution

Parliamentarians 'think legislature and government should be above the law'

Religious leaders want say in constitution

Pressed the need for religious freedom at an interfaith meeting with international diplomats

More than half of Nepal's GDP is corrupt, claims report

A global report on transparency and corruption has delivered a damning assessment of commercial activities in Nepal.
  • Don Bosco training facility opens
  • The Don Bosco Institute's technical and vocational training complex in southern Kathmandu was inaugurated on March 3. Training departments include office management, fashion design and dressmaking, electronics, electrical maintenance, welding and
  • Retreat gets Buddhism insight
  • This week, Buddhists in Kathmandu are helping around 30 Catholics from around Asia to understand Tibetan Buddhism. The Maryknoll participants – including priests, nuns and volunteer workers -- are attending the five-day gathering: An understanding of
  • Maoist fighters go home
  • The process of sending home an initial batch of Maoist former soldiers from their camps in various parts of the country was completed on 11 February. As per the peace process agreement, around 40 percent of a total of 17,170 combatants received the first
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