Sep 30- Sep 30

• UML organizes peace rally in Kathmandu

• Govt renews call for peace talks; no decision on ceasefire, UN mediation

• Jewelry shops closed in protest of killing jeweler in Kathmandu

• Kathmandu-bound chartered plane stayed at Ahmedabad overnight: India

• Leaders discuss Nepal politics in the `Big Apple'

• Maoists kill NC (D) district leader

• ESA  welcomes UK decision to grant citizenship to ex-Gurkhas

Sep 30- Sep 30

• Governance through ordinances: Is it fair?

• Ceasefire must be bilateral: Koirala

• Maoist cadres fight among themselves in Dailekh

• Nepali Congress condemns police action against opposition activists

• Rebels bomb a passenger bus in Rupandehi

• Over 500 Dalits stage hunger strike

• Explosion kills minor, RNA captain injured

• Body of one more security personnel recovered in Pokhara

• Agitating students clash with police in Pulchowk

• Maoists to probe into attack at the American Center

• The immediate possibility of talks has reduced: Mahara

Sep 29- Sep 30

• Second day of 'bandh' passes off largely peacefully

• India agrees to open outlets at the Laxmanpur barrage

• High level peace committee drafts response to the Maoists

• More women and children ending up in sex trade: UNICEF

• Community mediation programme selected as a `world class programme’

• Eight militants killed in encounters
• US chartered plane arrives in Kathmandu via India

• EU welcomes govt's invitation to the Maoists

• Mahat addresses UN assembly, says conflict will be solved sans foreign role

• 36 Nepalis stranded in Kuwait, Lebanon rescued

Sep 29- Sep 29

• Date for royal visit had not been finalized: Officials

• "Bilateral relations are not dependent on quid pro quo:" Indian embassy

• Three feared 'disappeared' after release from prison 

• Bodies of five security men recovered

• Cultural program held in South Korea

• China denies death sentence to Nepali Maoists

• Pooja offered at 'Dolakha Bhimsen' temple

• Spanish held with hashish in TIA

• Life remains disrupted on the second day of `bandh'

• Maoist attack on vehicles carrying foreign delegates condemned

Sep 28- Sep 29

• High level peace committee meeting to continue

• Rajendra Bhandari wins gold in Asian All Star Athletic Meet

• Maoist leaders were killed in encounters: RNA

• One dozen rebels killed over the last two days

• Police reward a taxi driver

• Former IGP Bohara remanded in judicial custody

• Govt to provide compensation to vehicles damaged during bandh and blockade

• Nepal is one of the most dangerous places for journalists: IFJ

• Five more Maoists killed in fresh clashes

• High level peace committee meet remains inconclusive

Sep 27- Sep 28

• Indian assistance for school in Sunsari

• Life in mid and eastern Nepal disrupted

• Three Maoists killed in Morang

• Govt files case against accused of Sept 1 riots

• Nepal victorious over Vietnam in AFC Youth Championship

• Jeweller shot dead in Kathmandu

• Statue of lord Indra stolen before Indra jatra festival

• Over half a dozen vehicles set on fire, life remains disrupted due to 'bandh'

• `Maoist CC meeting did not take place in west Nepal': Army source

• High Level Peace Committee to meet on Tuesday

Sep 27- Sep 27

• Nepal-India discuss inundation problem
• Emergency bus service for tourists
• Rizal urges UNHCR to continue assistance for refugees
• Actor Jitendra Mahat passes away
• Govt reply to Maoist query soon: Minister Devkota
• 25th World Tourism Day celebrated
• Govt declares high security alert
• Three dozen children fall sick following immunization against measles
• Civil servants to be limited to 80,000
• Maoists force civilians to demand ceasefire

Sep 26- Sep 27

• Man dies due to blocked highway
• PM should respond to Maoist queries: UML leader Nepal
• Rizal and Gajmere leaving for Geneva today
• Indrajatra festival today
• Search for missing security men underway
• More than 300 people suffering from diahrroea in Saptari
• Two Maoist rebels arrested in India
• Govt is studying Maoist statements: Prime Minister
• Four opposition parties stage 'anti regression' protests
• People’s Caravan arrives in Nepal

Sep 25- Sep 26

• Rebels set passenger bus on fire 
• RNA is under government's control: Minister Nidhi
• Nepali team leaves for UN duty in Haiti
• Six security personnel missing in Pokhara
• Explosion at PSC office in Butwal
• Salt Trading Corporation to sell subsidized kerosene
• Constituent assembly is the only way out: Mahara
• Koirala to appear before court; says hearing should be transparent
• Maoists kidnap 50 PFN cadres in Paanchthar

• Maoists kill RPP cadre in Jhapa

Sep 25- Sep 25

• Walkathon organized to raise fund for cancer patients
• Maoists providing `training' to a group of Bhutanese refugees: BSF report
• An unidentified group kills three persons of a family
• Prachanda’s statement positive gesture for peace process, say leaders
• Maoists have pledged to return equipment in Udaypur: NHRC
• Over 10,000 killed in nine years of insurgency: NHRC
• ADB to provide USD 40 m loan to reduce poverty in conflict-affected areas
• A Nepali soldier killed, five injured in Burundi
• `Instrument Landing System' to be installed at TIA
• KMTNC, TERI sign MoU

Sep 24- Sep 25

• Indian security personnel arrest Nepali counterparts
• Maoist response is positive: DPM Adhikary
• PM urges Army officers to fight terrorism
• Army asks people not to attend Maoist meetings
• Ex-police chief released on bail
• Four-party agitation continues, new protests schedule to be announced on Sunday 
• Denmark, Finland and Norway provide assistance for EFA
• Library to be constructed in Udaypur with Indian assistance
• In response to the govt.'s call, Maoist chairman poses his own questions
• NHRC blames the govt. of indifference, rebels of committing excesses

Sep 24- Sep 24

• Four Maoists killed in fresh clashes 
• Nepali photo journalist wins international photo competition 
• Govt provides compensation to families of Nepalis killed in Iraq 
• Seven persons killed in a tractor accident
• Reservations to women, dalit and indigenous people in the civil service
• Govt stands guaranty to facilitate loan for NOC
• Dept. of Immigration to open on holidays
• Nepal, India agree to tighten border security
• Private schools reopen in Udaypur
• RNA to buy MI 17 chopper

Sep 23- Sep 24

• A Nepali national shot dead in Saudi Arabia 
• The King's bottom line is unclear: HR activists
• Maoists reject govt’s offer for talks, allege it of preparing for intense offensive
• SC yet to give written notice to Koirala on CoC charge
• NC to decentralise its protests from next week
• UML to launch nationwide peace campaign
• Govt formally invites Maoists for talks
• UNICEF denounces Maoist attack on health facility
• People’s Caravan 2004 to be held in Kathmandu
• Nepal to export 300 metric ton honey to India

Sep 22- Sep 23

• ‘Two Nepalis waiting death penalty in Tibet are Maoists’
• Nepal needs to tap South African market: Shrestha
• Landmark Cyber law is silent about online media
• Govt. -Maoist talks: Reality or Propaganda?
• Loss-making NOC calls upon govt. for rescue
• Maoists disrupt measles prevention drive in Udaypur
• RNAC's worth estimated at Rs 4.56 billion
• A Tiger kills nine minors in Salyan
• A Nepali held in Lebanon
• Rebels waiting for govt. letter: Tuladhar
• House reinstatement could be a 'magic formula': Dixit
• NHRC asks Maoists to stop abduction of students, teachers

Sep 21- Sep 22

• No. of torture victims increases five-fold due to conflict: CVICT
• Peace Committee officially calls Maoists for talks
• Four-party agitation continues
• Fire in residential building at Dhobichour
• Security tightened along Nepal-India border
• Nepalis leaving for jobs abroad rise
• SC asks the govt to make public whereabouts of 14 people
• Nepal's economic growth to remain same this year: ADB
• Indian dacoits attack bordering village; two killed, three injured in retaliation
• Thousands stranded at Thankot check post due to 'slow checking'

Sep 21- Sep 21

• India to restructure security along Indo-Nepal border
• Kharel remanded in judicial custody 
• Japan to provide Rs 70m to regulate landfills in Kathmandu
• Palace had proposed Maoists for collaboration: Koirala
• Army to coordinate security in the capital valley
• AI appeals China to stay Nepalis’ execution
• Maoists release Syangja captives 
• Bush, Dr. Singh discuss Nepal situation  in New York
• Four opposition parties stage 'anti regression' protests
• Peace talks can be held abroad: MK Nepal

Sep 21- Sep 21

• Peace Day observed
• A Nepali walks for miles to raise fund for Help Nepal
• Nepali professionals call for immediate cease fire
• Eight Maoists killed in fresh skirmishes
• Maoist bandh hits life in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Sindhupalchowk
• Nepal, South Korea sign air services agreement
• Nepalis celebrate Teej in Bangalore 
• Govt-Maoist talks likely to begin soon
• Ten including a Nepali on death row in Indonesia
• Maoists abduct over 600 students, teachers in Syangja district headquarters

Sep 20- Sep 21

• Four party 'anti-regression' protests to begin from today
• Measles prevention drive begins today
• Candles for peace: Nepalis mourn their dead
• Two justices appointed
• Maoists refute reports of abductions
• Former police chief remanded in judicial custody
• Seven militants killed in fresh clash
• Koirala and the contempt of court
• 54 VDC secretaries quit en masse in Gorkha
• King appoints Chief Judges of Appellate Courts
• Koirala ordered to appear before Supreme Court within seven days
• King appoints Chief Justices at Appellate Courts
• Maoists abduct over forty students and teachers, kill two civilians 

Sep 19- Sep 20

• Parents disobey Maoist order, St Joseph's school to be opened
• Parbat's coffee finds market in Japan, Netherlands
• Indian held with brown sugar
• Dashain fair begins in 'China Town'
• UN role inevitable to address Maoists insurgency: Aryal
• Kathmanduites to mark international peace day praying for peace
• NEA to file case against Kali Gandaki A contractor
• Robinson held in police captivity
• We are serious towards growing foreign intervention: Mahara
• `Reports of constitutional bodies stuck at the palace'

Sep 19- Sep 19

• Advisory team urges govt to involve private sector in petroleum distribution
• Koirala refutes 'contempt of court' charge
• Dailekh VDC secretaries quit en masse
• Sporadic protests against petroleum price hike
• Maoists abduct over 50 students in Bhojpur
• State organs guided by regressive forces: Sushil Koirala
• Two killed, one injured in bus mishap
• Nepal welcomed to Athens 2004 Paralympic Games
• Mid-Marsyangdi contractor demands Rs.5400 million from NEA
• Parents, students protest closure of schools, colleges in Sindhupalchowk 

Sep 18- Sep 19

• Nepali team leaves for UN general assembly 
• Police accused of raping girl child in Dipayal
• Martinair to resume flights
• US award for Dr Piya, health center 
• Wild elephants create chaos in Udaypur 
• 'Rishi Panchami' festival being observed
• Bhutanese leader Rizal to travel to Geneva 
• Govt grants travel documents to Bhutanese refugee leader 
• Two ANTUF leaders released

• Maoists kill NC cadre in Bajhang

Sep 18- Sep 18

• One Maoist killed in shootout in Kathmandu suburb, two injured
• Amnesty calls on Maoists to free 12 captives
• Kathmandu University sets example of quality education
• Six school girls swept away by a swollen river
• Maoists abduct political activists for 'consultation'
• Rebels set vehicles on fire to enforce Chitwan 'bandh'
• Consumer groups protest hike in POL prices
• Tibetan court sentences  two Nepalis to death: MoFA
• Maoists attack at Teej celebrations, a cop injured
• UNICEF concerned over the abduction of an employee

Sep 17- Sep 18

• Nepal Telecom revises phone tariff
• Mobile phone services launched in two more districts
• King Gyanendra to visit Delhi later this month
• Gachhadar appointed General Secretary of the NC (Democratic)
• Govt team to leave for Gulf countries early next month
• 26 US volunteers leave Nepal
• Women celebrate Teej praying for peace in the country
• Govt. raises price of petroleum products twice in a month
• Constitutional bodies have been turned into weapons of authoritarianism: NC
• King grants audience to Muslim leaders

Sep 16- Sep 17

• Mahalisagar submerges paddy field in Kapilvastu
• New envoys of France, Belgium arrive
• Liquor sale banned in Gorkha district
• Deloitte Touche to provide compensation to NRB
• Maoists abduct teacher, daughter in Dailekh; close down schools in Dhangadhi
• 'Teej’ being observed
• King needs to be active: Chaudhary
• Nepal Police write to Indian astrologer to help find robbers
• Indian police provides anti guerrilla training for Nepal police
• Air Sahara starts flights to Nepal

Sep 16- Sep 16

• NDVS mobilises volunteers to help people in rural areas
• Water prices go up
• Independent candidates sweep Maoist-organized VDC poll
• Writ filed against Koirala for contempt of court
• Security key to WFP food assistance in Nepal: Sheila Sisulu
• Leading hotels resume their operations
• Pemba is the fastest Everest climber: Ministry
• Death rate for newborn children falls in Nepal
• Maoists bomb municipal office in Bara
• Why is G. P. Koirala angry?

Sep 16- Sep 16

• Let children live a happy childhood: CZOP
• Dalits discriminated in Saptari
• PM’s expressions objectionable: UML
• NOC to dismiss daily wage employees
• Wild elephants kill one in Dang
• Home Minister and Home Secretary not in talking terms: Report
• Women officers to be recruited in RNA
• Maoists warn of using suicide bombers if India provides military assistance to Nepal
• Maoists abduct Jana Morcha cadres, force 40 families to flee
• Closed industries start resuming operations after common 'understanding'

Sep 15- Sep 16

• Maoist union withdraws protest following govt’s assurance
• I will not appear before the CIAA: Koirala
• PFN launches campaign against Maoist atrocities
• Efforts underway to bridge differences between the govt, Maoist trade union
• Top Maoist leader vents anger against India
• Supreme Court quashes petition filed by Koirala
• Five manpower agents held for vandalism at Labour Dept
• Maoists stop all UNDP-funded projects in Dadeldhura : Reports
• Peace Corps suspends its operations in Nepal, US volunteers prepare to return home
• Four-party alliance mass meeting on Sep 21

Sep 15- Sep 15

• Seven Maoists killed, police officer shot dead 
• Beds to be added in govt hospitals countrywide
• CVICT condemns attack at the US Information Center
• Nearly 200 displaced people taking refuge in Mugu
• Govt to provide compensation to manpower agencies 
• Wild elephants create havoc in Dang
• PIA to resume its flights from next week
• Maoists are terrorists: KP Oli
• Professional organisations demand activation of the constitution
• Labour dept. alleges manpower agencies of indulging in 'vandalism'

Sep 14- Sep 15

• DPM Adhikari recuperating in the capital
• Closed industries likely to open from Wednesday
• Maoists reportedly agree to withdraw their call for closure of industries
• 66 arrested for involvement in September 1 vandalism
• Maoists' attack at a missionary school leaves locals clueless
• Keep schools free from violence: UNICEF
• Probe team discloses state of 54 missing persons
• World Bank assistance for drinking water, sanitation and poverty alleviation
• Efforts on to bring Maoists to the table: MK Nepal
• EU condemns attack at American Information Center

Sep 13- Sep 14

• Indian fishermen rescue eight Nepalis
• Mid Marsyangdi project to resume work from Thursday
• Maoists abduct over 1,000 in Syangja, Taplejung districts
• SC annuls govt decision to grant licence to UTL
• Father’s Day being observed
• Maoists' proposal to help those who want the King to 'take over': Gyawali
• Govt. committee recommends hike in POL price
• PM Deuba assures security to closed industries
• Injured passengers including tourists evacuated for treatment
• 23 stranded Nepalis in Lebanon returning home

Sep 13- Sep 13

• 18 Workers Unions, parties appeal to open closed industries
• US embassy seeks permission to suspend peace corps activities, repatriate its staff
• Panel launches formal probe on September 1 vandalism
• Four-party alliance to intensify anti-regression stir
• WB approves loan and grant assistance to run HSP in Nepal
• Maoists attack Christian school in Gorkha
• Bus plunges into river, 12 die, dozens injured
• Maoist proposal to King a ploy: Koirala
• India developing new security policy towards neighbours: Reports
• 17 killed in bus mishap
• Maoists capture measles vaccine in Okhaldhunga

Sep 12- Sep 13

• Held Tibetans handed to UNHCR
• Maoists release 200 teachers, students in Mygadi 
• All VDC secretaries in Lamjung district resign en masse
• Govt ready for talks as well as to fight: PM
• Trade unions set 72 hrs deadlines to reopen industries
• Panel to probe Kanchanpur jailbreak
• Maoist bomb jail; release 20 inmates
• Explosion in capital; 13 hurt
• US condemns attack at the American Center
• Nepal, India vow to fight terrorism together

Sep 11- Sep 12

• Maoists abduct over 3,000 people in west Nepal
• Six Maoists surrender
• Nepali arrested in Vietnam 
• ANFTU to lift closure of industries if its demands are addressed: Reports
• Govt responsible for Sep 1 riot: MK Nepal
• British PM raises Gurkhas’ hope for citizenship
• Premier Deuba to return home today
• Maoist view is `positive': FNJ
• Seven Maoists held in India
• Govt. is ready to release trade union activists: DPM Adhikari

Sep 11- Sep 11

• 34 Tibetans held
• Maoists kill sub-inspector in Kapilvastu
• PM Deuba condemns attack at the US Information Center
• Our movement has hurt MNCs' interest: Jamarkattel
• Maoist student wing withdraws its strike in three more districts
• Cyclist Shah reaches Mauritania
• India pledges more military assistance to Nepal: Reports
• India has a big role to play: US ambassador
• Police detain three dozen people in connection with 'Black Wednesday' vandalism
• Insurgency should be resolved within the constitutional framework: Foreign Secretary Saran

Sep 10- Sep 10

• Nobody injured in the explosion at the American Center
• PM Deuba continues meeting with Indian officials
• India wants third party out in Nepal: Newspaper report
• Minor explosion at the premises of American Center
• Nepalis in NY stage protest rally in front of UN headquarters
• Industrial Security Group condemns closure of industries by Maoists 
• India assures `every possible help' to Nepal
• 'Indian leaders are confused over Nepal's need' 
• Nepal airport meets all int'l safety standards, Officials say
• Two police personnel killed in a bomb blast in Bhairahawa

Sep 09- Sep 10

• Security tightened at Nepali embassy in Islamabad
• Nepal Telecom to issue 58,000 pre-paid mobile lines in Kathmandu
• Govt. hikes airfare
• ANNISU-R to lift educational strike
• Nepal, India sign MoU on oil pipeline construction
• Normalcy returns to Ilam Bazaar
• Austrian Airlines to resume flights
• World Buddhist Summit to be held in Lumbini
• Maoists announce two-day general strike in protest of killing of central leaders
• PM Deuba holds meeting with Indian PM, requests for military assistance: Reports

Sep 08- Sep 09

• Int'l Federation of Journalists to send mission to Nepal
• Sundarijal prison to be turned into B. P. Koirala museum
• PABSON asks member schools to reopen from Sunday
• Property over Rs 1.5 b destroyed during Kathmandu rampage: Reports
• PM Deuba to hold dialogue with senior Indian officials  today
• Thousands of people flee Ilam and Panchthar HQs amid Maoist threats
• Over 7,500 passports to be distributed to owners
• Supreme Court stays Wagle’s arrest
• Royal appointed govts. have failed: Koirala
• Oil supply to Nepal hasn't been blocked: Indian embassy

Sep 07- Sep 08

• Qatar Airways resumes its operation
• Prime Minister leaves for India
• Thousands flee as Maoists spread attack rumor in Ilam, Paanchthar
• Two killed, 17 hurt in road mishap
• Nepali Media caution Deuba during his Delhi visit
• Another price hike in petroleum products inevitable: NOC
• Spice Cell finally gets permission to launch mobile telephony
• PM Deuba to leave for India
• Govt promotes 6 joint secretaries to secretaries  
• Maoists fire at religious fair 

Sep 07- Sep 07

• Govt. to send high-level team to Arab countries
• Maoists attack PFN leaders in Dailekh
• Two Maoists killed in fresh violence
• Govt’s turns probe committee into commission
• Explosion at Hotel Malla
• Maoists abduct over 250 students, teachers in Myagdi
• PM Deuba to leave for India on Wednesday
• Govt's position towards talks remains unchanged: DPM Adhikari
• Spanish film festival in capital
• Policemen hurt in explosion

Sep 06- Sep 07

• 35 More industries threatened by ANFTU to close down
• Indian villagers kill Nepali Maoists
• Indian PM calls Deuba
• Legal questions pester govt’s probe committee
• Civilian, two Maoists killed in clashes
• Rights activists urge for dialogue to end industrial strikes
• Palmolive, Alcoa resume operations
• PIA to resume flights to Kathmandu
• FNCCI appeals for negotiation to resume operations of closed industries
• MK Nepal nominated ICAPP member

Sep 05- Sep 06

• Suspected Maoists attack Sadvawana party leader’s house
• King, premier express grief over killing of innocent lives in Russia
• Besides insurgency, Nepal and India to discuss economic issues
• Six rebels, including two central leaders, killed
• Birthday of Lord Krishna being observed
• Hallai halla ko desh
• Curfew lifted in Kathmandu and Lalitpur, Life remains normal
• Maoist ‘brigade commissar’, five others killed
• Curfew eased for five hours Sunday evening
• TU exams disrupted in Kaski Chitwan

Sep 04- Sep 05

• Govt apathy, diplomatic failure led to Iraq killings: Agitating parties

• Two policemen killed in landmine blast

• Nepalis abroad demonstrate protests over killing of Nepalis

• Maoist students force schools shut in 14 districts

• Peace rally pleads for inter-religious harmony

• Question raised over riot probe commission 

• Koirala visits mosque, media houses

• Gulf Air resumes operation

• Curfew eased for 10 hours on Sunday

• Crown Prince Paras, Princess Himani visit Hanumandhoka

Sep 04- Sep 04

• Curfew relaxed for two hours in evening

• Maoist attempt to ambush security convoy fails

• Security situation normal in Kathmandu; curfew still on

• Nepali hostage body found in Iraq

• PM's India visit comes under shadow

• Turkey increases customs duty on Nepali carpets

• Maoists beat man to death

• Next SAARC summit to be held in Dhaka

• Khetan Group offers employment to 12 victim families

• Attacks on mosques were pre-meditated: Syed Shah

Sep 03- Sep 04

• Nine Nepalis stranded in Lebanon

• Govt asks stranded Nepalis in Gulf region to call at emergency nos.

• Govt forms team to probe damage in manpower agencies

• Curfew to be lifted from 5:00 AM to 1:00 PM Saturday

• 'Investigate, identify and punish them'
• Govt. forms high-level committee to probe Kathmandu rampage
• Six die of Japanese Encephalitis in Dang
• Minor quake at Sindhupalchowk
• Lack of coordination, communication lapse behind TIA incident: Probe report
• Govt. trying to bring bodies of Nepalis back: Minister Mahat

Sep 03- Sep 03

• Curfew lifted for two hours on Friday evening
• Manpower agencies association demands resignation of three ministers
• Govt to implement 'roadmap for administrative reform'
• Gulf-based Nepalis urge for restraint
• Govt. to set up committee to probe into violent protests
• 'Vandalism caused loss worth billions of rupees': Manpower agencies
• Mid-Marsyandi workers demand end to strike
• Over 500 Iraq-bound Nepalis stranded in Kuwait
• "Resumption of Qatar flights remain uncertain:" Dewan
• Kathmandu returning to normalcy

Sep 02- Sep 03

• EU, UK, China condemn the killing of Nepalis
• Civilians in Dailekh demand permanent peace in Nepal
• Madrasa meeting condemns killing of Nepalis in Iraq
• Curfew lifted in Kathmandu, Lalitpur
• Home minister, security chiefs inspect mosques, media offices
• Maoists free 7 Jumla captives
• Violent protests cause setback to foreign employment and tourism
• Attack on media organisations condemned, 'This is a poor helpless govt': Editor Wagle
• Muslim organizations condemn killings

• Curfew lifted in Kathmandu, Lalitpur

Sep 02- Sep 02

• Curfew imposed in Butwal
• Govt. offices, diplomatic missions remain closed; TV stations drop entertainment programmes
• NTB makes transport arrangements for tourists
• Maoists not to hold talks with Deuba govt
• People in Kathmandu rushed to collect supplies as govt. relaxes curfew
• Three int'l airlines suspend their flights to Nepal
• Curfew lifted for one hour at Birtamod, situation remains tense
• Indian PM, US Secretary of State condemn killings of Nepalis
• Killing of Nepalis provokes nationwide protests
• Curfew partially lifted in Kathmandu and Lalitpur

Sep 01- Sep 01

• One person killed, dozens injured during protests
• India, Bangladesh condemn killing of Nepalis in Iraq
• Association of Nepalis in America condemns the killing of Nepalis
• Parties urge people to show restraint
• King Gyanendra expresses sorrow at the killing of Nepalis
• International flights disrupted, Qatar Airlines cancels its flight for a week
• Crowd vandalises Space Time offices, manhandle journos
• Home Ministry asks people to call at emergency nos., if they need help
• Communication Ministry urges media to maintain restraint
• UN Secretary General condemns the killing of Nepali hostages

Sep 01- Sep 01

• Prime Minister Deuba appeals for social harmony and tolerance
• Govt to evacuate Nepalis from Iraq: Minister Pant
• Govt cancels registration of Moonlight Company, hikes the sum of insurance
• `Partnership Summit' canceled
• Mob vandalises office of Kantipur publications
• Govt. announces national mourning, families to be compensated
• Curfew in Kathmandu from 2:00 pm onwards
• Three killed, 24 injured in bus accident
• Nation mourns the killing of innocent Nepalis in Iraq

• Protests continue in different parts of the city