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March
15
2003 |
» Nepal rebels hold public talks
» Maoist rebels are talking about a 'positive beginning' of a peace process
» Maoist rebels have, for the first time, said they may not seek the end
of the country's monarchy.
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March
25
2003
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» Maoist insurgency hits agriculture production. |
March
25
2003
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» Government lifts ban on pro-Maoist newspaper "Janadesh".
» No date for the negotiations has yet been set. |
March
29
2003
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» Maoist negotiation team arrives in capital
» First round of 'good will' talks with the Maoists will be held on the April
1 in Kathmandu |
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April
01
2003 |
» Nepal rebels consult political parties
» UML Maoists agree to form joint probe team
» Prime Minister Chand and Maoist senior leader Dr. Batturai PM Chand, Dr.
Bhattarai share single platform
» Dr. Bhattarai: Constitution is dead, it is time to build a new one |
April
03
2003
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» Kathmandu: Huge crowds for Nepal Maoist rally.
An
estimated 30,000 people have attended a rally called by Maoist rebels the
first time in the ongoing insurgency |
April
03
2003
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» Maoist leader Dr Bhattarai calls on EU envoy |
April
26
2003
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» Nepal peace talks in progress. First round of formal talks ended in Katmandu
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April
30
2003
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» The four-member joint team constituted on Sunday to form a peace talks
monitoring committee will begin its works from tomorrow |
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