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The idea of establishing an Association of Political Science Students (APSS) was born in 2001 in Kathmandu, when some students studying Political Science in Tribhuvan University constituent and affiliated colleges, felt need of such an organization through which youths and students related issues can be explored.
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Youths throughout the country have said implementation of federalism was more challenging than its formulation. According to a report published recently by the Association of Political Science Students after comprehensive deliberations with youths across the country on ‘Youths’ Participation in Constitution Writing ... Read More
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Report briefing interaction with the Prime Minister
The Himalayan Times, Aug 25, 2010 - Accusing the political parties of not being responsible on the major agenda — drafting the constitution within the stipulated timeframe — caretaker Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal today underscored the role of youths in defending democracy. “Democracy is bearing the brunt of trust deficit among political parties,” said Nepal at a report hand-over programme organized by the Association of Political Science Students here today. ... ...

Young CA members feel sidelined
The Himalayan Times, July 30, 2009 - Youth Constituent Assembly members today alleged that their senior counterparts had given them little say in deciding matters. Speaking during an interaction organised by the Association of Political Science Students’ here, Madhesi Janaadhikar Forum lawmaker Jaya Ram Yadav said senior leaders of most political parities did not listen to younger leaders ... ...

International youth day 2008: Call to fight climate change
Kathmandu, The Himalayan Times, Aug 13 - International Youth Day 2008 was observed throughout the country today with the slogan of 'Youth and Climate Change: Time for Action'. As part of generating awareness about the significance of the day, Association of Political Science Students (APSS) organized a rally from Balmiki Campus in Bhrikutimandap today. ... ...

APSS face-to-face with Maosist's Supremo Prachanda
Feb. 16, 2008: Despite the jeers his claim to become the "first president of republican Nepal" has received from within the SPA, Maoist chairman Prachanda has once again articulated his presidential dream ... ...

Discussion on Federalism Inadequate: Experts
The Himalayan Times, April 13, 2007 - Speakers at a programme here on Thursday stressed the need for more extensive discussions on federalism before planning to make Nepal a federal state...
   
APSS Annual Meeting elects Central Executive Committee
KATHMANDU, Jan 19, 2008 (PR) - The second annual meeting of Association of Political Science Students (APSS) has elected...
 
Student leaders campaign for CA
Kathmandu, Dec 1 (PR) – The Association of Political Science Students (APSS) had decided to launch an awareness campaign on soon-to-be held constituent...
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