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www.telegraphnepal.com was created/designed in February 2007 establishing The Telegraph Weekly as Nepal's No.1 Academic Newspaper.
 
The Telegraph Weekly since November 1997 was placed on the Internet News domain with the kind courtesy of NepalNewsdotcom.
 
Since then, readers all over the world were able to access to the independent and non-partisan news, indepth analyses, interviews on contemporary events, research articles contributed by Nepal's highly competent and widely acclaimed research scholars, Professors, and Readers.
The process thus continues even today.
 
As per the readers' increasing demands, we decided recently to cater to the growing needs of our august readers, within and without, to present this weekly in a much more influential and pragmatic way.
The venture is there. It all depends on how our valued readers respond to our modest venture.
 
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Five Questions

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    Nepal Maoists must not be with the weapons any more
    Dr. Ram Sharan Mahat , Senior NC leader, Nepal

    If we fail to act as per the provisions of the constitution then the constitution can’t perform.

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    People are fed up, frustrated and tired with these political leaders of Nepal
    Dr. Hari Pandey , Florida, USA

    I have reservation on utilization of existing man power mechanism of our MOFA which are from old bureaucratic set up and are not...

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  • five

    Revived Nepal Monarchy could be collective strength of China and India
    Balkrishna Neupane , Senior Advocate, Supreme Court, Nepal

    There is no suitable alternative than the appearance of Army Rule in Nepal.

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  • five

    If Maoist forms government then what would be left other than continued ideological conflict?
    Dr. Prakash Chandra Lohani , Vice Chairman, Rastriya Janshakti party, Nepal

    A government will not be formed which would, by extension, mean the miserable failure of the parliament body itself.

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  • five

    The timing of India’s Shyam Saran arrival in Nepal was dangerous
    Sushil Shrestha , Deputy SG, RPP-Nepal

    Perhaps the Maoists got the point and may have felt the same and thus we received “positive signals” from the Maoists to our...

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Telegraph Comment

India’s two pronged strategy for defense support to Nepal

TGW... 2009-07-23 No Comments

Here lay the significance of the Nepalese Minister Bidya Bhandari’s India trip and the prompt positive response of the...

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Dateline

Nepal: Media blitzkrieg

Niraj Aryal2010-09-08No Comments

Find out dear Indian friends! What went wrong with your policies? Introspection is highly needed.

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