Examples of using Prachanda in English and their translations into Russian
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Signed Prachanda.
Signed Pushpa Kamal Dahal"Prachanda.
Thus he(Prachanda) is only a temporary prime minister.
Amid this tense stand-off among the Government, the President andthe Nepal Army, Prime Minister Prachanda announced his resignation on 4 May.
Pushpa Kamal Dahal"Prachanda" was sworn in as Prime Minister on 18 August.
It is under the pressure of Madhesbadis directly and of Indian government indirectly that the Prachanda government has brought the Constitution Amendment Bill CAB.
May: Chairman Prachanda gives an interview with the Communist journal A World to Win.
Indian External affairs minister Pranab Mukherjee promised the Nepali Prime Minister Prachanda that he would"extend all possible help for peace and development.
As a price of that, Prachanda is made Prime Minister with the support of Nepali Congress and IE.
During my visit, I met with the President, Ram Baran Yadav, the Prime Minister,Pushpa Kamal Dahal"Prachanda", and leaders of major political parties.
It was contested by Pushpa Kamal Dahal"Prachanda" and NC candidate Sher Bahadur Deuba, a former prime minister.
The voting started on 21 July, but after five rounds neither of the two remaining nominees, Ram Chandra Poudel of the Nepali Congress and Pushpa Kamal Dahal"Prachanda" of UCPN-M, had secured a majority.
Protests erupted following the killing of Prachanda Thaiba, a member of the UML-affiliated Youth Force, by an unidentified group in Butwal, Rupandehi district, on 26 March.
The Committee, which comprises two members each from MPRF, NC, UCPN-M and UML,had been chaired by Maoist Chairman Prachanda until his resignation as Prime Minister on 4 May.
The mission met with the UCPN-M Chair, Pushpa Kamal Dahal"Prachanda", senior Maoist army leaders, members of the diplomatic community and members of the Government of Nepal.
Mr. Dahal"Prachanda"(Nepal): At the outset, allow me to congratulate Mr. Miguel d'Escoto Brockmann on his election as President of the General Assembly and to assure him of my delegation's full cooperation in discharging his responsibilities.
President Ram Baran Yadav and UCPN-M Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal,"Prachanda", also held discussions during the reporting period, but without apparent progress.
On 24 September, my Special Representative for Children andArmed Conflict spoke with the UCPN-M Chairman, and requested in writing that he ensure that the discharge of the minors would be effected without further delay. Prachanda provided an assurance that the discharge would proceed.
In a press conference on 6 May, Prachanda said that his reference in the videotape had been to the central command of the Maoist army which comprised between 7,000 and 8,000 personnel.
In the course of the mission, my Personal Representative continued to hold consultations with Prime Minister Koirala,CPN(M) Chairman Prachanda and other political leaders, as well as with the Election Commission.
Upon becoming Prime Minister, Pushpa Kamal Dahal"Prachanda" ceased to be Supreme Commander of the Maoist army, and commanders who hold positions in government or the Constituent Assembly have relinquished their military positions.
After the four parties failed to reach consensus, UML and MPRF,as well as a number of smaller parties, agreed to support the candidacy of Pushpa Kamal Dahal"Prachanda" for the position of Prime Minister and to join a Maoist-led coalition government.
Following the resignation of Prime Minister Prachanda, there was an increase in reported incidents of violence, threats and intimidation by Maoist cadres against individuals affiliated with other political parties and an increase in inter-party tensions at the local level.
Disagreements regarding nominations and the election of the President adversely affected the climate for continuing negotiations regarding formation of a government. On 29 July, President Yadav invited the Chairman of CPN(M),Pushpa Kamal Dahal"Prachanda", as the leader of the largest party in the Assembly, to form a consensus government within seven days.
The following day, the then Prime Minister, Pushpa Kamal Dahal"Prachanda", who is the Chairman of UCPN-M, resigned. On 23 May, the senior leader of CPN-UML, Madhav Kumar Nepal, was elected Prime Minister with the support of 22 political parties represented in the Constituent Assembly.
It was signed by representatives of the Ministry of Peace and Reconstruction and UCPN-M, the Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator and the Representative of the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF)in Nepal, and was witnessed by the Minister of Peace and Reconstruction, Rakam Chemjong, UCPN-M Chairman"Prachanda", my Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict, and my Representative in Nepal.
On 29 June, following the first UCPN-M politburo meeting since the party went into opposition,Maoist Chairman Prachanda announced that the party would make preparations to lead a joint national government that he believed would be formed in the coming months.
UCPN-M Chairman Prachanda visited the Shaktikhor cantonment site in Chitwan district in March and addressed Maoist army personnel on political issues relating to the peace process, an action that was condemned by the Nepali Congress and UML as a breach of the Special Committee's code of conduct.
I have the honour to refer to the letter dated 9 September 2010 from the Chairman of the Unified Communist Party of Nepal(Maoist),Mr. Pushpa Kamal Dahal"Prachanda"(see annex), in which he requested, on behalf of his party, the extension of the current mandate of the United Nations Mission in Nepal by another six months from 15 September 2010.
In his statement to the General Assembly on 26 September 2008, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal"Prachanda" stated that, as a democracy, Nepal is fully committed to protect and promote the human rights of its people under all circumstances with constitutional and legal guarantees and implementation of the international human rights instruments to which Nepal is a party.