Mainali finally arrives home

Govinda Prasad Mainali, who spent 15 year in a Japanese jail on charge of murdering a Japanese woman, arrived home on Saturday.
Mainali along with his wife and daughter landed at the Tribhuvan International Airport on a Thai Airways flight at 12:30 pm. Upon his arrival at the TIA, Mainali said, "Words fail to express my happiness being home."

His relatives, including his mother, were at the airport to welcome Mainali home. His mother Chandrakala had an emotional reception of her son Govinda, hugging him. 

Security personnel had a tough time, with a large number of media persons, both local and foreign, present at the airport, who were scrambling to take Mainali´s photo. 

Mainali is scheduled to organize a press conference at the Union House, Anamnagar at 5 pm today to narrate his story at the Japanese jail and all trials and tribulations that he went through in the last 15 years.

Earlier, he was released by the Tokyo High Court that ordered a retrial of a high-profile murder case in which he was handed a life term imprisonment. 

Mainali hugs his mother Chandrakala 





Photographers trying to get  glimpse of Mainali





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Now Nepalis need Chinese visa to visit Mansarovar

Are you planning to visit Kailash Mansarovar? If yes, do not forget to carry your passport with Chinese visa. 

Chinese security personnel deployed along the Nepal-Tibet border have been preventing Nepali pilgrims from entering the Kailash Mansarovar region if they are found traveling without Chinese visa. 

Until last year, the pass issued by the local administration of Tibet would suffice for Nepali pilgrims to visit Kailash mansarovar. But since May 2, the Chinese security personnel have been sending back Nepali pilgrims traveling without Chinese visa. 

Hari Neupane, a resident of Butwal, was unaware of the new provision until he reached Hilsa of Humla. When he was asked to produce Chinese visa, Neupane had no choice but to return back. "I wasted money for reaching Hilsa," said Neupane. 

According to Norbu Lama, a local resident of Humla, the Chinese security personnel started seeking visa from Nepali pilgrims after Rimpochhe Chang Thang delivered a speech in Yalwang monastery in Muchu VDC of Humla district. 

SLC Result Have Been Published Check Your Marksheet

SLC result has ben Published.
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Nepali Actress Jesica Khadka (Jyoti Khadka) Commits Suicide

Nepali Actress who acts in more than half dozen of nepali movies had comitted suicide last night at Basantapur in her room.The Police had not found the exact reason of suicide,she hang her self by her scarf.

Kathford International College Of Engineering and Management Shut Down

Kathford International College of Engineering And management is shut down,by the civil engineering faculty 6th semester.They destroyed every lab and also burned all the documents.Now no any computers and bench desk were left for the study....The college management reported that there is almost 80 laks property destroyed by them.Its the 8th june,2012.The students are saying that the percentage of regular passed student is very low and college is also not helping any thing for their future.The total 2 student passed out of 80 student from the civil faculty5th semester....


After some Days college have report college property stolen case over 11 civil students,and later on they were restrigated and taken by police on june 12,2012.


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College administration has published a notice about Restigation of 11 students who were indentified as the main suspect of the incident happened on friday and college adminstration even filed a police case against the 11 students and 6 of them are on POLICE custody now. Administration claims the damage of property worth arround Rs 1 corer 30 lakhs due to that incident.

7 killed in family dispute

Seven members of a family were killed in a dispute between two brothers reportedly over property inheritance in remote village of Syadi in Bajhang district Saturday evening.

Assistant Sub Inspector at the Syadi Police Post Karna Bahadur Gharti said siblings Gagan BK and Brijit BK, who live together in the dalit settlement of Balkulla in Syadi-9 -- around a two-day trek from the district headquarters -- killed seven persons including their children with khukuris and other sharp weapons following a dispute. 

Brijit´s wife Jhankri, three sons -- Rajendra, 8, Karan, 5, and Keshav, 4 -- and daughter Laxmi, two, and Gagan´s son Pawan, 6, and a daughter Pabitra,4, were killed in the brawl. Police held Gagan and Brijit, who were trying to flee after the murder, from near the village. Gharti said the duo has owned up the killings.

Gharti said the duo has not revealed the reason for the bloodshed but said it may be due to dispute over property inheritance. Police, attributing the locals, said that the siblings had a dispute over inherited land for the past few years. "Preliminary investigations show that the murders resulted following a dispute over property inheritance," said Assistant Chief District Officer of Bajhang Mahendra Jung Shah.


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Bhaktapur bus accident leaves 52 injured

Fifty-two people have been injured when a bus bound to Changunarayan met with an accident at Dhungepati in Bhaktapur on Friday.

All the injured have been taken to various hospitals in Kathmandu, according to police. Police also said the mishap happened the speeding bus (Ba 2 Kha 6274) was trying to overtake another vehicle. 


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