Stories about Nepal from February, 2007
Nepal: The Army and Democracy
United We Blog! indicates at the brewing trouble in the Nepal Army. “No doubt Dilip Shumser Rana (pic) is a living symbol of the reactionary forces in Nepal who is...
South Asia: unemployment, congregation, cricket, richest beggar and extra bed for bloggers
South Asia is one of the poorest regions in the world. Unemployment is one of the major problems for all the countries in this region. South Asia Biz writes a...
Nepal: Journalists, online media and newspapers
Even as United We Blog! has a post on journalists getting beaten up “Unruly activists had beaten journalists in Tankisinawari yesterday while collecting news about a peaceful rally. “, Nepali...
South Asia: British Identity Debate
Sepia Mutiny on another round of the British Identity debate. “This moves the discussion into the realm of public policy, which is the whole point of course, but does so...
Nepal: Meeting other bloggers
Nepali Voices on the first ever formal blogmeet for Nepali bloggers. “Talks were mostly centered on the need of the blogging community and its benefits for all. There were talks...
Nepal: Stealing slogans
At United We Blog! – The Madhesi movements finds itself commented on by Prachanda. “Federalism and proportionate representation are our slogans. We raised those issues. Now reactionaries who were always...
Nepal: BLOGBAN
NepaliVoices calls out for a blogmeet for bloggers from Nepal. “This is a gathering of Nepali bloggers to talk various issues (all bloggers are free to talk on any issue...
About our Nepal coverage
The earthquake that shook Nepal on April 25 claimed more than 8,000 lives and injured twice as many people. Around 8 million people have been affected with at least 2 million displaced. 1.4 million are in need of food assistance. Reaching remote areas presents a special challenge.
