King Gyanendra expected to revive Parliament

Monday, April 24, 2006, 19:55 [IST]

Kathmandu, Apr 24: In a step to resolve the crisis in Nepal, King Gyanendra is expected to revive the Nepali parliament, according to sources. The political parties have also welcomed this move of the King.

India too has played a role in resolving the crisis in Nepal.

Sources also tell that India and US are preparing to move their officials from Nepal in a day or two.

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'Nepali people will decide future of monarchy'

Saturday, June 16, 2007,16:05 [IST]

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