PLA combatants formally come underSpecial Committee

January 22, 2011: Former PLA combatants formally come underArmy Integration Special Committee (AISC)
In Shaktikhor, Chitwan, Prime Minister M.K. Nepal and UCPN-Maoist chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal (Prachanda) , announce the handover of the chain of command of the PLAcombatantsto the Army Integration Special Committee (AISC)on 22 Januray 2011.

Constituent Assembly Election: CPN (M) - Winner of the elecetion

April 10, 2008: Constituent Assembly Election
The Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) has secured 220 seats (36.6%) of the total 575 seats under the First-Past-the-Post (FPTP) and the Proportional Representation Systems. Nepal 's Constituent Assembly comprises 601 seats. 26 seats will be nominated by the government.

Constituent Assembly Election

April 10, 2008: Constituent Assembly Election
Central Committee of the CPN-Maoist instructed Maoist cadres and YCL (Young Communist League) not to engage in acts of violence during the Constituent Assembly election. "The Maoists will respect any verdict of the masses through the election," CPN-M chairman Prachanda said.

Maoists rejoin Nepal government

December 30, 2007
PM G.P. Koirala appointed appointed Krishna Bahadur Mahara as Minister for Information and Communications, Dev Gurung as Minister for Local Development, Hishila Yami as Minister for Physical Planning and Works, Matrika Prasad Yadav as Minister for Forest and Soil Conservation and Pampha Bhusal as the Minister for Women, Children and Social Welfare.

Members of People's Liberation Army

December 27, 2007
UNMIN has completed the second stage of the registration and verification process.
>The full total verified as members of the Maoist army is thus 19,602, comprising 15,756 men and 3,846 women. 18,923 of these personnel were verified in the second phase as members of the Maoist army.

Agreement

December 24, 2007
The Seven-Party Alliance has reached a 23-point agreement. Many of the commitments in the new agreement have been made before: release of payments to Maoist combatants, discharge of those disqualified in verification by UNMIN, and deliberations in the special committee to consider the supervision, integration and rehabilitation of the Maoist combatants.
A commitment was made to a federal democratic republic and the modification of the electoral system.

Maoists quit interim government

September 18, 2007
The 4 Maoist Ministers of the eight party interim government have resigned. The Maoists quit the government and launch the first phase of their so called "street revolt".
The 4 Miniters were:
Krishna Bahadur Mahara, Information and Communications Minister
Hisila Yami, Physical Planning and Works Minister
Dev Gurung, Local Development Minister
Khadga Bahadur B.K., Women, Children and Social Welfare Minister

CPN (M) formally registered as party

July16, 2007
Maoists formally register as the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) to contest November elections.

New Deal: Maoists to join interim government

January 20, 2007
Interim government: Maoists are to join an interim government under the terms of a deal. The deal reportedly assigns the Maoists control of five ministries.

Maoist people's governments dissolved

January 20, 2007
The leader of Nepal's Maoists, Prachanda, has formally announced that the parallel government set up by the rebels during their insurgency has been dissolved.

Nepalese Maoists enter parliament

January 15, 2007: Interim Paliament
Maoist rebels have taken their seats in a new interim parliament in Nepal under a historic deal ending 10 years of war. 83 Maoist MPs took the oath in the 330-seat assembly.

Interim Constitution & Interim Parliament

January 9, 2007: Interim Constitution
The ruling seven-party alliance SPA and the Maoists agreed to promulgate the interim constitution on January 15, 2007.

January 11, 2007: Interim Paliament
Top leaders of the four major political parties reached an agreement to share the remaining 48 seats in the interim legislature-parliament among the seven-party alliance and the CPN-Maoist. According to the understanding reached during a meeting held at the Prime Minister's official residence at Baluwatar, the Nepali Congress, CPN-UML and CPN-Maoist will get 10 seats each, Nepali Congress (Democratic) six, while Nepal Sadbhavana Party (Anandi Devi), Nepal Workers' and Peasants' Party, Janamorcha Nepal and United Left Front will get three seats each out of the 48 seats, initially allocated for civil society.