• Tibetan detainees in Nepal start hunger strike (AFP via Yahoo! News)
  Around two dozen Tibetan exiles arrested while demonstrating in Nepal last week have begun a hunger strike to protest against their detention, police said Wednesday.
  
  
• Host: Nepal's unique bid to lure tourists (News.com.au Travel)
  NEPAL'S tourist board is hoping to send visitor numbers soaring by hosting the world's highest same-sex marriage on Mount Everest.
  
  
• Nepal: ADRA Seeks to Provide Emotional Healing to Children of Recent Civil War (AlertNet)
  Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) International SILVER SPRING, Md.--In Nepal, where thousands of children are struggling with the psychological wounds they sustained during that country's violent 10-year civil war, the Adventist Development and ...
  
  
• Nepal, Bhutan to hold trade talks (Daily News)
  NEPAL: Nepal and Bhutan are holding bilateral trade talks which to began yesterday in the capital Kathmandu. According to The Kathmandu Post, the Joint Secretary level talks will begin negotiations for a Bilateral Trade Agreement that was proposed by Bhutan, some eight years ago.
  
  
• Nepal lawmakers say border problems persist with India in 15 districts (Calcutta News)
  Nepal's lawmakers have claimed that border problems with India persist in at least 15 districts, and, have demanded a revision of a survey that was prepared and inked during the 2008 visit of then Indian Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee.
  
  
• Yoga guru to open centre in Nepal (Gulf Times)
  After hitting headlines with his announcement of contesting the next general elections in India with a new party, Indian yoga guru Swami Ramdev is now set to open a yoga ashram in Nepal soon.
  
  
• Jailed Tibetans go on hunger strike in Nepal (AP via Yahoo! Singapore News)
  Nearly two dozen Tibetan exiles jailed in Nepal for protesting against Chinese rule in their homeland began a hunger strike Wednesday demanding their immediate release.
  
  
• Jailed Tibetan exiles in Nepal go on hunger strike (EARTHtimes.org)
  Kathmandu - Nearly two dozen jailed Tibetan exiles have gone on hunger strike in Nepal to demand their release, refugee leaders said Wednesday. About 25 Tibetans were refusing food in two police precincts in the capital Kathmandu, Tibetan youth activ...
  
  

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