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Artikler og kommentarer fra 16. april 2006
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- ‘Rs 23m to crush movement', i "eKantipur", 16.april 2006
- No people's participation in strike called by parties', i "The Rising Nepal", 16.april 2006
- P rotests intensify, spread to tourist quarter, i "Reuters", 16.april 2006
- Protests escalate, i "Prensa Latina", 16.april 2006
- C apital at near-standstill as protests continue, i "Baku Today", 16.april 2006
- APF man killed, 3 civilians hurt in Jhapa maoist attack, i "The Himalayan Times", 16.april 2006
- 10 policemen killed in Naxal attack in Chhattisgarh, i "Zee News.com", 16.april 2006
- King's audience spurs flurry of meetings, i "NepalEyes.com", 16.april 2006
- Thrill hill, minus sherpas, i "St. Petersburg Times", 16.april 2006
- King grants audience to cabinet vice-chairmen duo, i "NepalNews.com", 16.april 2006
- Back to the square one, i "NepalNews.com", 16.april 2006
- KTM faces food shortage, i "Al-Jazeera.", 16.april 2006
- King on path to intersect ancient legend of fall, i "Chicago Tribune", 16.april 2006
- Police officers beat Nepali journalists over press freedom, i "Contra Costa Times", 16.april 2006
- Protests, chaos continue, i "Bangkok Post", 16.april 2006
- C apital at standstill, i "New Straits Times", 16.april 2006
- Tourists stop to visit due to protests, i "International Reporter", 16.april 2006
- Women take up gun in violent Maoist lands, i "Reuters", 16.april 2006
- India asks Govt to invite major parties for talks, i "Deccan Herald", 16.april 2006
- King battles pro-democracy protesters, i "ExpressIndia.com", 16.april 2006
- Now, hungry women join Maoist ranks, i "ExpressIndia.com", 16.april 2006
- Cops beat Nepalese crowds, i "Toronto Sun", 16.april 2006
- Journalists protest, i "Arkansas Democrat-Gazette", 16.april 2006
- 20 journos arrested from Bhotahity rally, i "The Himalayan Times", 16.april 2006
- Royalty on its way out, i "People's Democracy" (India), 16.april 2006
- King no longer sacred, i "MoneyControl.com", 16.april 2006
- King disregards international community, i "OhmyNews.com", 16.april 2006
- ‘For god's sake, why do we need democracy?', i "Calcutta Telegraph", 16.april 2006
- ANFA releases probable name for U-14 tournament, i "NepalNews.com", 16.april 2006
- Police charge on huge Nepal protest march, i "Telegraph" (UK), 16.april 2006
- Arrested terrorist reveals secrets, i "Gorkhapatra online", 16.april 2006
- Appeal for forces to enter dialogue, i "Gorkhapatra online", 16.april 2006
- The land that time forgot, i "The Observer", 16.april 2006
- Indian labourers evicted from Nepal, i "Navhind Times", 16.april 2006
- Over 10 million rupees collected for injured protestors, i "NepalNews.com", 16.april 2006
- Gold prices increase, i "eKantipur", 16.april 2006
- India concerned about Nepal violence, i "ABC Asia Pacific", 16.april 2006
- King crushes white-collar street protests, i "Guardian", 16.april 2006
- Nepali cry ‘hang the king' as opp vows more protests, i "Daily Times", 16.april 2006
- Goonga Saeen steals the mystic music show, i "Daily Times", 16.april 2006
- Nepal economy on the brink of bankrupt, i "Peninsula On-line", 16.april 2006
- Rallies draw thousands, i "BBC", 16.april 2006
- South Asians express solidarity with Nepal, i "The Hindu", 16.april 2006
- Only war can quell maoists, i "Daily Pioneer", 16.april 2006
- The king's Last gambit, i "Times of India", 16.april 2006
- Royal mess for India, i "Times of India", 16.april 2006
- Nepal telecom postpones 'on demand' service, i "The Himalayan Times", 16.april 2006
- SAFTA meet from tomorrow, i "The New Nation", 16.april 2006
- AFC challenge cup final today, i "Financial Express", 16.april 2006
- P rotests hit tourist area, i "BBC News", 16.april 2006
- Protests draw 8,000 and police wrath, i "New York Times", 16.april 2006
- Nepali scientists launch INBS, i "NepalNews.com", 16.april 2006
- Devyani may wed Arjun's grandson in India, i "TMCnet.com", 16.april 2006
- Jimmy Carter cancels Nepal tour, i "NepalEyes.com", 16.april 2006
- Rallies, arrests mark 10th day of strike, i "Playfuls.com", 16.april 2006
- Constituent assembly goal of movement: Leaders, i "NepalNews.com", 16.april 2006
- King's offer divides Nepal press, i "BBC News", 16.april 2006
- Dalai Lama meets with Muslims in San Francisco, i "ABC30 News", 16.april 2006
- Nepal out of AFC challenge cup, i "NepalNews.com", 16.april 2006
- Doctors threaten to join agitation, i "Times of India", 16.april 2006
- Some lessons from history for Gyanendra, i "Times of India", 16.april 2006
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