Royal Family Of Nepal - Shah dynasty


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Did their daughter travel with them to India that she also got Covid-19; or did she pick it up from her parents on their return? And what about the crown prince?

The family seems prone to diseases at an early age (with the crown prince apparently having suffered 3 heart attacks and his sister a stroke - their grandfather died of a heart attach aged 51; and their grandmother at the age of 24 (due to complications at child birth of her 6th(!) child)); so that would most likely put them in a high-risk category; just like their parents based on their age.
 
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Former King Gyanendra and Queen Komal Shah as well as daughter Prerna have been admitted to hospital following their Corona virus infection. While former King Gyanendra and daughter Prerna's conditions are stable, Queen Komal Shah had to be moved to the Intensive Care Unit with breathing related complications:


** khabarhub: Former Queen Komal shifted to ICU **
 
That's always concerning. Hopefully she'll recover.
 
King Gyanendra and Queen Komal, who were admitted to Norvic International Hospital in the capital Kathmandu on 26 April, have been discharged after being infected with COVID-19 after returning from Haridwar, India.
In a statement issued on Saturday, The King and Queen thanked the hospital, and all those who wished for their recovery. The King, was discharged a few days ago, while the Queen and their daughter Princess Prerna were discharged from the hospital on Friday.


https://l.hamropatro.com/r/https://english.khabarhub.com/2021/12/183546/
 
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This week marked the 20th anniversary of the Nepalese palace massacre. The king acknowledged it in a message on social media (according to royalblog).
 
King Gyanendra released a video message stating that he and his wife Queen Komal are in full recovery. Issuing the message, he expressed his gratitude to all those who wished the couple well.
"Thanking all those who were at the forefront during the pandemic," the former King also said about the external assistance from other countries to help controlling the epidemic. He expressed concern over the pandemic situation inside and outside the country.

He also thanked for the international assistance. He urged everyone to stay safe, careful and healthy.


 
Queen Ratna The Queen Mother of Nepal offered Dashain Tika to Crown Prince Paras and Crown Princess Himani, celebrating the Hindu Dashain Festival at the Narayanhiti Palace in Kathmandu, Nepal.

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"The most important day of the Dashain festival BijayaDashami and it is on the 10th day, and the day is the most significant. During this day, everyone dressed up in new elegant dresses and receives tika and blessings from the elders. The women prepare the tika; a mixture of rice, vermilion, and yogurt. The elders also give the younger ones Dakshina and blessings to be the right person and for their better future. During Dashain, people with their families visit their elders to seek tika (a dab of red vermilion mixed with yogurt and rice) accompanied by blessings. The red tika take as a symbol of the blood that ties the family together forever. All the family members away from home, gather together and receive tika from the elder one. They celebrate their happiness with each other and eat delicious food."
 
Rabindra Mishra, the former chairman of Bibeksheel Sajha Party, has mentioned that he wants to see Hridayendra, the grandson of ousted king Gyanendra Shah as the king one day.

Wishing Hridayendra his 21st birthday, he wrote on Facebook, "I want to see him here as a king one day." Happy 21st birthday!'

Hridayendra's birthday was on the 30th of July.

https://myrepublica.nagariknetwork....ridayendra-as-a-king-one-day-rabindra-mishra/

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Former king's meeting with RPP ministers and leaders, emphasis on Hindu monarchy with democracy


King Gyanendra met with all the high-level leaders of the Rashtriya Prajatantra party and urged them to strongly raise demand for Rajya and the Hindu monarchy. During his stay in Jhapa, Gyanendra, who has been to and from Chitwan, Janakpur and Simra, asked him to strongly raise his position on the Hindu Rajya and monarchy in Parliament at a meeting with RPP President Rajendra Lingden.

On the 7th of February, the birth anniversary of former king Gyanendra will be held in the east. Sources say that preparations are being made to celebrate the birth anniversary at one of the tea gardens in Itahari, Dhulabari or Damak and a decision will be taken in a few days. According to the sources, the ex-king's relatives and RPP leaders are also going east to celebrate the anniversary. Sources say royalist and RPP leaders will meet at a birthday party to be held at a hotel or area in the eastern region.

https://www-newsofnepal-com.transla...sl=ne&_x_tr_tl=pt&_x_tr_hl=pt-PT&_x_tr_pto=sc

https://www.newsofnepal.com/2023/02/05/551437/
 
On March 2, 9 Nepalese political parties signed a joint manifesto condemning the resurgence of monarchist activities in Nepal. In a long editorial, The Telegraph newspaper claims that a restoration plan for King Gyanendra Shah is being finalized.

According to the newspaper, India, China and Russia would be maneuvering to put an end to the anarchic political situation which reigns in Nepal.

Still according to this newspaper, "India, China and the Russian Federation have invited King Gyanendra to Bangkok to finalize the deal". It is impossible to confirm this information at this stage which could only be the subject of speculation.

King Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev was ruler of Nepal between 1950 and 1951, 2001 and 2008 before being overthrown in a revolution. He is very present in the politics of his country and has launched a campaign in favor of the restoration of the monarchy.
 
Kinda suspicious that China and Russia are there making deals. Hopefully Guanendra realises read that small text on paper very carefully.
 
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The Nepalese monarchist party Rastriya Prajatantra (RPP) submitted to PM Pushpa Kamal Dahal a 40-point charter of demands including the restoration of the royal institution as “guardian of the state”.
The monarchists said that until their demands were met, they would continue their protests in the streets.
 
Queen Komal Rajya Laxmi Devi Shah with cast and crews of Maha Jatra (March 22, 2024):

 
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