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STAND STILL: The Lalitpur Yatayat Bus stop is full of parked buses which are not operating due to the bandh called by the CPN-M in Patan Dhoka, Tuesday afternoon. - Cindrey Liu
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RINGTONES: A young girl rings a bell at the Banglamukhi Temple in Patan on Sunday. - Cindrey Liu
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THIS WEEK, EVERY WEEK: Ani Choying Dolma inaugurates the new weekly edition of Himal Khabarpatrika on Sunday. It will now hit the stands every Sunday. - Min Ratna Bajracharya
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UGLY CONFRONTATION: Protesters of Occupy Baluwatar clash with the police near Prime Minster's residence in Baluwatar on Saturday. - Bhrikuti Rai
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LONG WAIT: Debi Sunuwar, demands justice at Baluwatar on Saturday for her daughter Maina Sunuwar who was allegedly tortured and killed by Nepal Army officers in 2004. - Bhrikuti Rai
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FLASH MOB: More than 500 people gather in Patan Durbar square to support the One Billion Rising global campaign opposing violence against women on Thursday afternoon. - Cindrey Liu
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EARLY BIRD: A priest carries a bundle of wood to the cremation ghat at Pashupatinath on Sunday. - Bikram Rai
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SNEAK PEEK: A woman sits behind a traditional Newari balcony in Patan Durbar square. - Reshav Malla
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FIRST LETTER: FIRST LETTER: A young girl writes an alphabet on the wall of the Saraswati Temple near Swayambhu on Friday, the day marking the Goddess of Knowledge. - Bikram Rai
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LIGHT OF HOPE: Tibetans in exile light candles to celebrate the third day of Tibetan New Year 2013 in Jawalakhel on Wednesday night. - Bikram Rai
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YOUNG FOLLOWER: A boy holds flags of UCPN-Maoist during the 18th anniversary of decade-long Maoist insurgency at Basantapur on Tuesday. - Bikram Rai
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SELF IMMOLATION: A man believed to be a monk set himself on fire in Boudhanath on Wednesday morning. - Nepali Times
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SPREADING KNOWLEDGE: Professor Johan Galtung, founder of Peace Research Institute in Oslo, answers questions after his talk on Peace Journalism at Patan Dhoka on Tuesday. - Cindrey Liu
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INTO THE ABYSS: A man enters a dark and narrow alley on his cycle near Patan Dhoka on Monday. - Sunir Pandey
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SUPER SIXES: Never mind the cramped space, children play cricket inside a courtyard in Patan on Monday. - Sunir Pandey
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PALATE PALETTE: Kitchen staff at Honacha, a popular eatery in Patan Darbar Square, tend to their customers’ orders on Monday. - Sunir Pandey
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STAND STILL: The Lalitpur Yatayat Bus stop is full of parked buses which are not operating due to the bandh called by the CPN-M in Patan Dhoka, Tuesday afternoon. - Cindrey Liu
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RINGTONES: A young girl rings a bell at the Banglamukhi Temple in Patan on Sunday. - Cindrey Liu
-
THIS WEEK, EVERY WEEK: Ani Choying Dolma inaugurates the new weekly edition of Himal Khabarpatrika on Sunday. It will now hit the stands every Sunday. - Min Ratna Bajracharya
-
UGLY CONFRONTATION: Protesters of Occupy Baluwatar clash with the police near Prime Minster's residence in Baluwatar on Saturday. - Bhrikuti Rai
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LONG WAIT: Debi Sunuwar, demands justice at Baluwatar on Saturday for her daughter Maina Sunuwar who was allegedly tortured and killed by Nepal Army officers in 2004. - Bhrikuti Rai
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FLASH MOB: More than 500 people gather in Patan Durbar square to support the One Billion Rising global campaign opposing violence against women on Thursday afternoon. - Cindrey Liu
-
EARLY BIRD: A priest carries a bundle of wood to the cremation ghat at Pashupatinath on Sunday. - Bikram Rai
-
SNEAK PEEK: A woman sits behind a traditional Newari balcony in Patan Durbar square. - Reshav Malla
-
FIRST LETTER: FIRST LETTER: A young girl writes an alphabet on the wall of the Saraswati Temple near Swayambhu on Friday, the day marking the Goddess of Knowledge. - Bikram Rai
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LIGHT OF HOPE: Tibetans in exile light candles to celebrate the third day of Tibetan New Year 2013 in Jawalakhel on Wednesday night. - Bikram Rai
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YOUNG FOLLOWER: A boy holds flags of UCPN-Maoist during the 18th anniversary of decade-long Maoist insurgency at Basantapur on Tuesday. - Bikram Rai
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SELF IMMOLATION: A man believed to be a monk set himself on fire in Boudhanath on Wednesday morning. - Nepali Times
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SPREADING KNOWLEDGE: Professor Johan Galtung, founder of Peace Research Institute in Oslo, answers questions after his talk on Peace Journalism at Patan Dhoka on Tuesday. - Cindrey Liu
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INTO THE ABYSS: A man enters a dark and narrow alley on his cycle near Patan Dhoka on Monday. - Sunir Pandey
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SUPER SIXES: Never mind the cramped space, children play cricket inside a courtyard in Patan on Monday. - Sunir Pandey
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PALATE PALETTE: Kitchen staff at Honacha, a popular eatery in Patan Darbar Square, tend to their customers’ orders on Monday. - Sunir Pandey
