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If UML quits, the new government too will be chased well within two months of its formation
Bharat Mohan Adhikari , Senior UML Leader, Nepal
We have been convincing the Maoists to participate in this government and provide it the form of a national government. Unfortunately, the Maoists remain adamant which is why we have kept open all the possible political alternatives. More..

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Nepal: INDIA’S BUDGET 2010-2011
Madhukar SJB Rana , Professor South Asian Institute of Management & Former Finance Minister
Yes, Maoism is the greatest internal threat to the security of India. But who are these Maoists other than the poorly educated, alienated and hopeless youth with no human capital accept a surfeit of angst, frustrations and a propensity for violence in the name of revolution. More...

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