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पर्ूवर्ं मेचीदेखि पश्चिम महाकाली र उत्तर मुस्तांगदेखि दक्षिण मर्चवारसम्म फैलिएको नेपालमा एक दिनमा सालाखाला एक हजार मान्छे दिनदिनै कुटाकुट गर्दा हुन् । कसैले कसैलाई रक्सी खाएको झोंकमा पिट्दा हुन् । कसैले कसैलाई रक्सी खान नपाएको झोंकमा पनि पिट्दा हुन् । कसैले कसैलाई किन बोल्दैनस् भनेर कुट्दा हुन् । कसैले कसैलाई बर्ता बोल्छस् भनेर पनि पिट्दा हुन् । कसैले कसैलाई त मलाई किन नमस्कार गरिनस् भनेर पनि पिट्दा हुन् । कसैले कसैलाई पकेटमार भनेर पनि पिट्दा हुन् । कसैले कसैलाइै चोर भनेर पनि पिट्दा हुन् । कसैले कसैलाई घुस खायो भनेर पनि पिट्दा हुन् । फेरि कसैले घुस खाएन भनेर पनि पिटेका होलान् । कसैले कसैलाई सा“ध-सीमा मिच्यो भनेर कुट्दा हुन् । कसैले कसैलाई अंश दिएन भनेर पनि कुट्दा हुन् । कसैले कसैलाई मलाई किन अंगुलो देखाइस् भनेर पनि कुट्दा हुन् । मालिकले नोकरलाई कुटेका होलान् । कतै नोकरले मालिकलाई पनि कुटेका होलान् । कसले कसलाई किन कुट्दा हुन् त्यसबारेमा कुरा गर्दै जाने हो भने एउटा महाभारत नै तयार हुन सक्दछ । तर पनि कुरा अझ पूरा नभएको स्थिति सिर्जित हुन सक्दछ । यसैले सबभन्दा राम्रो कुरा के हुन्छ भने यो मुलुकमा दिन दिनै सालाखाला एक हजार मान्छेहरू पिटिएका हुन सक्छन् । यसरी यो वा त्यो बहानामा मान्छेहरूमाथि बल प्रयोग गर्ने वा कुनै खून खरावामा लाग्ने मान्छेहरू मण्डले पनि हुन सक्छन् । पंचे पनि हुन सक्छन् । (more…)
We all know that Gordon Brown has been one of the two top leaders of the Labour government for the last ten years. He has been directly involved in decision making processes at the highest levels of the political establishment in this country. Is it fair to say that Gordon Brown is also very much responsible for the conduct of the British government for the last decade? Unlike Robin Cook, Clair Short and some others he has never opposed Blair, has he? In fact, Gordon Brown and his clique in the leadership of the Labour Party and the government have overwhelmingly colluded with Tony Blair and his Clique to deceive people.
Now the ruling class in Britain needs a new face. Tony Blair is highly discredited and his stay in power is wearing down the ‘credibility’ of the state. British ruling class and its political structures were in crisis when they brought Tony Blair and the ‘New’ Labour to power. The ‘New’ party and the ‘New’ face helped the old state to overcome the crisis that Conservatives under John Major were unable to resolve. One of the major unresolved issues was the degree of collusion with other imperialist powers especially the US and Europe . 
Question: Now that the interim Government has given itself the power to abolish the monarchy, if the King interferes in politics, don’t you think you should withdraw your demand for the immediate abolition of the monarchy?
BNS: Why did you feel the need to establish Communist Party in Bhutan?Vikalp: Where there is suppression, there is revolt. Where there is revolt, it explodes the empire of suppression into pieces and creates the exploitation free society. But to initiate the revolt, a revolutionary party is necessary. Again, to establish a revolutionary party, a revolutionary ideology is necessary. Marxism-Leninism- Maoism is only that ideology in this 21st century. For this very reason, we thought of establishing Communist Party in Bhutan. Not only that, the old parties and organizations have reduced themselves into “Manpower Companies” and were engaged in sending their cadres to the foreign lands. They were involved in such works for their selfish dream. This also polarized the cadres into two groups, viz. pro-Bhutan and pro-US. We didn’t see the authenticity of revolution without establishing communist party, which is a common institution of freedom loving people in Bhutan and revolutionary exiled Bhutanese, representing the 95 percent down trodden people. Hence, we decided it correct, to establish the Communist Party in Bhutan Marxists-Leninists- Maoists. 
“I think we’ve got to be prepared to take aggressive military action against the Iranians to stop them from killing Americans in Iraq. And to me, that would include a strike over the border into Iran…”
A report released late last month by the Government Accountability Office examines the practices and rules guiding condolence payments that the U.S. military can distribute to families of Iraqi civilians killed “as a result of U.S. and coalition forces’ actions during combat.” These voluntary payments — known as “solatia” payments — can also cover injuries and loss or damage to property. They constitute “expressions of sympathy or remorse based on local culture and customs, but not an admission of legal liability or fault,” according to the report. The Pentagon has set $2,500 as the highest individual sum that can be paid. Most death payments remain at that level, with a rough sliding scale of $1,000 for serious injury and $500 for property damage. Beginning in April of last year, payments of up to $10,000 were possible for “extraordinary cases” but only with a division commander’s authorization. 
Central Committee member of the Young Communist League (YCL) Binod Pant ‘Jitendra’ and YCL’s Rupandehi district secretariat member Sheshmani Lamichhane ‘Mani’ were abducted and brutually killed today by the murderer group Madhesi Janaadhikar Forum (MJF). Jitendra was also the YCL’s Lumbini zonal joint coordinator. Both were abducted by MJF killers as they were going to inspect the Khurdalotan Dam on the Nepal-India border today and killed later, Maoist Rupandehi district in-charge Nirmal Kumar said.
The conflict in Darfur is decades older than the date of its recognition by the media and the international community. It is considered as one of the manifestations of the Sudanese crisis which started conjoined with independence and continues until now. According to our perception in the Communist Party of Sudan the main direct causes of this conflict can be grouped under the following two categories:
१८ जेठ ०५८ को मध्याह्न । तत्कालीन अधिराजकुमार ज्ञानेन्द्र शाह भतिज नीराजनका साथमा चितवनको सौराहामा थिए । ज्ञानेन्द्रको मोबाइलमा युवराज दीपेन्द्रको फोन आयो । दीपेन्द्रले १९ गते शुक्रबारको भोजमा उपस्थित हुन काका ज्ञानेन्द्रलाई अनुरोध गरे । युवराजको यो अनुरोध शाही परम्पराअनुसार आदेशबराबर थियो । नाताले काका भए पनि शाही मर्यादामा युवराजको अनुरोध अधिराजकुमारले नकार्ने परम्परा दरबारमा थिएन । तर, नीराजनलाई १९ गते बिहान हेलिकोप्टरबाट काठमाडौं पठाएर ज्ञानेन्द्र पोखरातर्फलागे ।
After five days of isolation and torture Krishna Sen died, the blows, boots, and lathis of the men in uniform raining down upon him. He was kept captive in the highest building in Mahendra Police Club, next to its Judo Hall. His hands were bound behind his back, and he was repeatedly asked to say “This country belongs to the king.” 
Every day, tens of thousands of commuters, civil servants, diplomats travel up and down Maharajganj. The Foreign Ministry and Teaching Hospital are across the street. Yet, just over the wall inside Mohan Shumshere’s former palace at Laxmi Nibas, which served as the headquarters of the Bhairabnath Battalion, thousands of prisoners were detained, tortured, and exterminated between 2003-2005. This was a concentration camp in the heart of the city. Bhairabnath showed how easily human rights groups, activists, and even international humanitarian organisations could be kept in the dark about the military’s dirty secret. 