Sudheer Sharma
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Author: Sudheer Sharma Publication: FinePrint Pages: 418pages Format: Paperback The decade-long Maoist insurgency has emerged as the biggest internal challenge in the nearly two-and-a-half-century history of modern Nepal. Certainly that rebellion was not born in Delhi or Durbar, it originated in our own mountain Kanla-kandra. However, those two centers of power played a decisive role in its rapid spread. Of these, Durbar was defeated and wiped out, while the Maoists transformed themselves and returned to the peaceful mainstream. The rest is Delhi, whose aspirations for Nepali politics are still a mystery. This book seeks to examine the fluctuating relationship between the Maoists of Nepal and the then monarchy and the Indian establishment. In this sense, the laboratory is an assessment of the role of Delhi, Durbar and the Maoists in the Nepali transition.
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