The lifelong pension scheme for war victims and ex-combatants has turned into a scam
After ten years of war, Nepalis welcomed the end of conflict, and some Maoists realised it was more important to build than to destroy.
At this rate, there will be no more investment in Nepal
Nepal's forests are unprotected as politicians protect loggers
Jajarkot, Achham and Dailekh are the worst hit by the nationwide food crisis
The YCL is just another name for Maoist guerrillas not openly carrying guns
Maoists are on a public relations offensive out west
Who says cricket is only for boys?
Terrorised students across Nepal prepare for final exams
Despite this week's highway ambushes, the Maoists are in some disarray
The Maoists have given themselves the legal right to sanction death penalty
Himal Khabarpatrika, 17 Oct-15 Nov
Maoists have started using innocent civilians in an attempt to pressurise the government into peace talks. They are threatening teachers, the…
The Maoists are taking the revolution to the airwaves with their own FM radio
In the absence of government, the Maoists spread rapidly across the tarai
A botched rescue of Nepali girls from an Indian circus last week exposes a distressing crossborder paedophile racket
The army sweeps into the Maoist heartland
