Back home
Kommentare (0) I made it back home safely yesterday.
Please bear with me to catch up with all of you since there are several boxes to unpack, classes to start tomorrow, a test to take and all of that…
KATHMANDU, April 13 – On the third day, Sunday, of the vote counting of the historic Constituent Assembly elections old hands and stalwarts have continued to lose constituencies while the Maoists continue to pick up seats unrelentingly.
These results go on to show the overwhelming support of the people for the Maoists and for change. Moreover, the fact that Maoists until the midnights vote counts on Saturday have claimed the highest number of seats and are leading in most of the constituencies also point out the fact that the people might be ready for change in the system.KATHMANDU, April 13 – The historic Constituent Assembly election has thrown at us a lot of surprises. There have been quite a few underdogs who have had significant victories over their rivals who were tipped for easy wins. And some of the major figures of the Nepali politics have been dumped out by virtual unknowns.
KATHMANDU, April 12 – Nepal has been receiving messages of congratulations from the international community, including the UN, for holding the Constituent Assembly (CA) election successfully on Thursday.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has commended the Nepali people for what he said was their enthusiastic participation in the poll.KATHMANDU, April 12 – The Carter Center Saturday said that Thursday’s constituent assembly election was remarkable and relatively peaceful and that polling stations were well-organized and electoral workers carried out their responsibilities competently and professionally.
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