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Hi,

Thanks to all those who have worked to make this page. I would request you to cleanup this page a little . You could look at other pages which have political dynasties.

Thanks and regards Manik Raina (talk) 02:32, 31 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Saroj Prasad Koirala Nepalese Politican

Lila Koirala Nepalese Politican and First Woman and Social Welfare Minister

Sabina Koirala (banu) Nepalese Youth Political leader and a very active social worker. She was the daughter of Saroj Prasad Koirala Shaheed and Lila Koirala. She was an Ex member of Nepali Student Union Central Working Committee. She was incarcerated and tortured during the struggle for restoration of democracy by the panchayat regime. She was the Founder President of Saroj Koirala Memorial Foundation. Married to a Pakistani National, Hamid Javed Khawaja. She breathed her last at National Institute of Heart Deases (NIHD), Rawalpindi, Pakistan on 18th August, 2013 at 0800 as a result of massive coronary. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 223.29.239.84 (talk) 18:49, 8 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Matrika Prasad Koirala (1912-97) was the first Prime Minister after the fall of the hereditary Rana Prime Ministers in 1951.

Indira Koirala (Acharya) - mother of Shailaja Acharya, a prominent senior politician of Nepali Congress.

Vijaya Laxmi Koirala (Zaki) – She married a Pakistani diplomat Muhammad Akram Zaki. Zaki 75-year is now Senior Vice President in Nawaz Sharief's Party Pakistan Muslim League.

Kamal Prasad Koirala was a parliamentarian with the CPNUML,is at present he is situated in Seoul,South Korea as an Ambassador.

Richa Koirala is from a prominent background of Nepali Congress.

Amit Koirala is the Chief of American Express Bank in Nepal, is married to Srijana Prasai Koirala who is a prominent business woman and runs an international school and travel agency in Kathmandu.

Shashank Koirala, the third son of B.P. Koirala who is a prominent Eye Specialist, Quit the job in 2005 and joined politics, Elected as CWC member in September 2005 Nepali Congress Party election. Shashank's wife Suphatra Koirala, a Thai national, is a famous Gynecologist in Kathmandu

Nona Koirala Nona Koirala, was living with GP Koirala and was a Central Committee Member, nominated by GP Koirala. She died in 2007 Jan 28.

Shekhar Koirala is close Girija Koirala aide and is also a NC, Central Committee Member, nominated by GP Koirala.

Tarini Prasad Koirala Journalist, Writer, served in Radio Nepal also.

Sujata Koirala is NC, Central Committee Member, and Chief of the party's Foreign Relations Department

-- Luk ^talk (lucasbfr) 09:36, 6 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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