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Showing posts with label Politics. Show all posts

7.22.2008

Congratulations Mr Ram Baran Yadav !


Okay. The guess made by people for superior post in the country went wrong! People had assumptions that the first president would be Mr Ramraja P Singh.
The first president of Nepal is now Dr Ram Baran Yadav. He is from Sapahi VDC, Dhanusha, near to Janakpur.
Born to father Thani Yadav and mother Ramrati Devi on February 4, 1948, Dr joined politics in 1961.He received his MBBS degree from Kolkata Medical College, India and MD from the same country.
He was elected to the CA from Dhanusha-5. He got 308 votes against 282 of Ramraja P Singh.
For the first time in the history of Nepal, a commoner has got the position of head of the state.
The government will organize a special ceremony in Presidential office at Shital Niwas tomorrow to administer the oath of office and secrecy to the first president. Chief Justice Kedar Prasad Giri would administer the oath of office and secrecy to the president at 3 PM and the president then would administer the oath to the Vice President Parmananda Jha.
Congratulations Mr Dr Ram B Yadav!
We expect politics not a bad game. Serve for nation:Die for nation!

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7.17.2008

Who would be the President of Nepal?

"Who would be the new (or first) President of Nepal? ", Kamal Prasad Regmi asked me when I reached the office. I don't know the answer but there should be more debate in this connection. It is not an easy task for anybody to be a president however, it is a ceremonial post. Without biasness, the president has to settle down many political (or others) matters. So the president must have ample experiences in politics.
We, young people, must aware of the politics because we have to live in this so called New Nepal.
People are in view of Ramraja P Singh. The result is awaited!

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10.19.2007

DEFINITION OF POLITICS:SHAHRUKH KHAN WAY

Selfish, materialistic, capitalistic and too good-looking – this is how Shahrukh Khan, bollywood star, described himself while expressing his desire to keep away from politics. “I think running a country, a state or a small Kasbah requires a lot of selflessness. And I am really too business-oriented to be selfless,” Khan said responding to a question on whether he intended to join politics.

Our leaders must also know the definition of politics from Shahrukh Khan.
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10.03.2007

NEPALI CONGRESS FOR REPUBLIC

NC mahasamiti has decided to go for federal democratic republic in the country. This is the decision made after a day of unification of the NC and NC (democratic) parties. The political paper and endorsed election manifesto have proposed that the head of the republic would be elected by members of the central and provincial legislature.


However, Krishna Prasad Bhattarai announced his resignation from the party after the party’s decision to go for republic. Sujata Koirala is also with KP Bhattarai’s side. Major political parties have lauded the decision of the NC to go for a democratic republic.

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NEPALI CONGRESS FOR REPUBLIC

NC mahasamiti has decided to go for federal democratic republic in the country. This is the decision made after a day of unification of the NC and NC (democratic) parties. The political paper and endorsed election manifesto have proposed that the head of the republic would be elected by members of the central and provincial legislature.
However, Krishna Prasad Bhattarai announced his resignation from the party after the party’s decision to go for republic. Sujata Koirala is also with KP Bhattarai’s side. Major political parties have lauded the decision of the NC to go for a democratic republic.

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NO PROMOTION FOR OFFICIALS WHO LOVES MORE CHILD

“Obeying the family planning policy will be taken as a fundamental standard for the promotion of cadres, the election of deputies to party congresses, people’s congress and political advisors at all levels,” the Community Party said in a directive quoted by the Xinhua news agency.

China’s family planning policy, introduced in late 1970s to curb population growth.
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9.30.2007

COWARDICE JUNTA

COWARDICE GOVERNMENT in Myanmar has prohibited the use of internet and mobile phone within the country for the general public and for whom they (junta) think is the actual culprits of the nation. It is condemnable act in this twenty first century. The government has obstructed the information outflow from the country. Merciless government has killed a Japanese journalist, Kenji Nagai. We strongly condemn this cowardice act.


According to one of the AP reports, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown says he believes the loss of life in Myanmar has been "far greater" than is being reported in the media. Nepal government should also condemn the act and assist Burmese-people who love to gain people’s rights in their own country. We Nepali people respect Burmese rights in this crucial time. Go ahead Burmese!
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Khaleda Zia in jail

Former PM of Bangladesh Khaleda Zia jailed along with her younger son Arafat Rahman on September 3, 2007. Police arrested her in a corruption case involving container terminal contracts.
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JTMM-J murdered headmaster

Cadres of Jantantrik TeraiMukti Morcha-Jwalasingh killed Arun Shrestha, headmaster of Tulsiram Satyabhama Dotel Secondary School. Shrestha was resident of Bishnupur katti VDC-5. District in charge of JTMM-J told that Shrestha was killed as a warning to not to campaign for Constituent Assembly poles.
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Nawaz Sharif deported

Pakistani former president Nawaz Sharif was arrested and deported to Saudi Arabia on September 10, 2007. Sharif and his family were sent into exile to Saudi Arabia in December 2000 under an agreement by which, the government claims, he was to stay away for 10 years.But Benazir Bhutto, former PM, has determination to return home. She is in self-imposed exile. Wajid Hasan, Bhutto's spokesman's words: Sharif's expulsion was TYPICAL OF A GOVERNMENT THAT DOES NOT BELIEVE IN ANY DECENCY OR RULE OF LAW
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CHURE BHAWAR CALLED OFF PROTEST

The government and Chure Bhawar Ekata Samaj reached a 9-point agreement on September 13, 2007. CBES has withdrawan all its protest programmes and vowed to make Constituent Assembly poll a success. The agreement was signed by Minister for Peace and Reconstruction Mr Ramchandra paudel and CBES President Mr Keshav Prasad Mainali. This was the fourth round of talks.
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