• Nepal in mass poultry cull after bird flu found
  Health workers in Nepal are to cull thousands of chickens following the discovery of the H5N1 strain of bird flu in the southeastern part of the Himalayan country, officials said Sunday.
  
  
• Nepal's ex-rebel fighters begin leaving camps
  Nepal's former communist rebel fighters began leaving the camps they have called home for five years on Friday after receiving government checks as part of a plan to integrate them into society.
  
  
• Nepal Maoists leave camps, first step to reintegration
  SHAKTIKHOR, Nepal (Reuters) - Nepal's Maoist former rebels shed their camouflage uniforms Friday and began leaving their camps to join their families in a first step to their reintegration five years after the end of a civil war. The rehabilitation of more than 19,000 former rebels is seen as crucial for the stability of the nascent Himalayan republic wedged between India and China. The Maoists ...
  
  
• Nepal's top Maoist under fire for luxury mansion
  Nepal's top Maoist politician, who led a 10-year insurgency in the Himalayan country which left 16,000 people dead, was accused Monday of selling out after moving into a lavish mansion in Kathmandu.
  
  
• Nepal Releases Thousands of Former Maoist Fighters
  The fate of the Maoist fighters, who had been living in encampments under guard for the past six years, has been a key sticking point in Nepal’s still incomplete peace process.
  
  
• Nepal former rebels leave camps
  Thousands of former Maoist fighters in Nepal begin the process of demobilisation, five years after they ended their armed revolt.
  
  
• Nepal gov't monitors to hand checks to ex-rebels
  Government monitors in Nepal on Thursday headed to camps where thousands of former Maoist rebels have lived for years to hand out checks to the ex-fighters, who are about to move back into society.
  
  
• "Monster" rules Nepal village on climate frontline
  BARAHBISE, Nepal (Reuters) - Looking at the swirling grey waters of the Bhote Koshi River, Ratna Kaji remembers when it turned into a "monster," leaving behind a trail of death and destruction. "It came down roaring, washed away homes and people when they were sleeping," the 77-year-old said of the 1996 flood, caused by a massive landslide that blocked the river which eventually gushed out by ...
  
  
• Nepal inch closer to qualifying for semi-finals of ACC C'ship after beating the UAE
  Nepal secured its third consecutive victory after defeating the UAE by 68 runs on Sunday in the ongoing ACC U-19 Women’s Championship being held in Kuwait. With the win, Nepal has increased its chances of reaching the semi-final stage of the tournament.
  
  

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