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SAMSN strategy meeting concludes
(Media)
Member of the South Asian Media Solidarity Network (SAMSN), the forum of South Asian media organisations affiliated to International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) concluded their regional strategy meeting Saturday in Kathmandu
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| 2008-09-06 |
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SAFPI delegation meets Nepalese FM in Delhi
South Asian Forum for People's Initiative hosted a luncheon for the honor of Nepalese Foreign Minister, Upendra Yadav who was in Delhi to attend the BIMSTEC meet
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| 2008-09-01 |
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Bhutanese in Germany warms not to denounce citizenship
(Diaspora)
Durga Giri, who has been taking refuge in Germany for several years, has urged the resettling folks to have a clear mind set up that they do not denounce their Bhutanese citizenship at the time when the host countries grant them nationality through the process of naturalization.
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| 2008-08-29 |
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Flood hits Beldangi-I camp
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Incessant monsoon in Jhapa since a few days flooded Ratuwa River inundating dozens of huts in Beldangi-I yesterday.
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| 2008-08-29 |
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Nepal-Bhutan talks
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Human classification: A series of Nepal-Bhutan bilateral talks held over a number of years were based on a wrong premise of human classification. This was in turn based on Bhutan's maneuvering that there were non-Bhutanese in the camps. Bhutan's intention has been loud and clear:
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| 2008-08-28 |
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Other Headlines
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Agriculture Minister and staffs to leave cars every Tuesday
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Two bombs exploded inside camp
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Bhutan to get private bank next year
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Refugee volunteer looted in America
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Capital-Phuentsholing highway to close
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Rongthong appeals Jr Jigme and PM
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Resettlement diary from NY
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Bhutan congratulates Prachanda
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Resettled folks celebrate Janai Purnima
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First mushroom festival in Ura, Bumthang
(Economy)
People's Forum
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Sand of an open sea.
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The sensibility of a fallen desire.
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A clammy blackbird.
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In the natural field.
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Re: RONGTONG KUENLEY DORJI
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Immunization to resettled people in the US
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Big brother’s hegemonic character
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Former Indian Prime Minister I.K. Gujral to write to Indian PM on refugees
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United Kirat Organisation of America welcome exiled Bhutanese
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One killed in Bhutan explosion, security alert sounded
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Exiled Bhutanese to move to Nebraska (USA)
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Declaration By United Revolutionary Front, Bhutan
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A militant camp in Tsirang
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Bhutan may allow 100% Indian FDI in hydro power
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'Tough choices' for UK broadband
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Review of TV licence fee tactics
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First-known footage of rare frog filmed in Costa Rica
HELP US GROW
Interview
"BNS should work for networking"
Dr. D. N. S. Dhakal has been the prominent personality in the democratic struggle of Bhutan soon he took up the responsibility as the Vice-President of the Bhutan National Democratic Party (BNDP). Since his involvement, Dhakal has been leading most demonstrations and peaceful protests that have been organized by political parties and apolitical groups in exile to put pressure on Bhutan government for repatriation of its citizens and drawing attention of the international community to look into the matter so as to find its solution at the earliest. He is also the visiting Professor to various Universities in the United States of America. After completing his three-month-long stay in the US for his lectures, he talked, with
Buddha Mani Dhakal and
Vidhyapati Mishra
of Bhutan News Service, on various issues of third country resettlement.
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Resettlement Vs Bhutanese Identity
Refugees, who have attended cultural orientation of the concerned country before their departure, are also confused regarding this issue. They even have fear that they would lose Bhutanese identity once they are resettled. If that happens, Bhutan- which has been accusing the refugees to be illegal immigrants migrated to Bhutan from Nepal and India- will be benefited more.
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Refugees, who have attended cultural orientation of the concerned country before their departure, are also confused regarding this issue. They even have fear that they would lose Bhutanese identity once they are resettled. If that happens, Bhutan- which has been accusing the refugees to be illegal immigrants migrated to Bhutan from Nepal and India- will be benefited more. 
