Youth killed in Koteshowr road mishap

A youth died on the spot in a road accident at Koteshwor chowk at 11: 45 am on Friday.

The deceased has been identified as Arun Khadka, 18, of Sundrabati VDC, Ward No. 5 in Dolakha district.

The accident took place when a bus with the Registration No. Ba 2 Kha 8865 crushed Khadka while he was selling mineral water at Koteshwor chowk, at the bus stop of Kathmandu-Banepa-Dhulikhel route, said a watch seller Ganesh Khadka.

The bus had hit Khadka on his head and his brain part was scattered at the incident site.

According to Chief at the Traffic Police Office, Koteshwor, Police Inspector Shiva Kumar Pokhrel, police have impounded the bus and arrested the bus driver.The body has been taken to Kantipur Hospital for postmortem, said Pokhrel. 

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Sex Clip was Added in Nepali Movie Ishara

 

Nepali movie ishara which is about to release in Bhadau had added a sex scene.The director and producers said that sex scene is added in ishara not to make movie hit but about people awareness to avoid the trend of shooting private pics and videos with partner.Hope Movie Ishara will give little bit knowledge too youngester and entertainment too.

Rs. 5b corruption in educational sector In Nepal

Director General of Department of Education Mahashram Sharma has said that implementation of the directive issued by the government was essential to make schools as zones of peace.

Speaking at an interaction on schools as zones of peace on Wednesday in Bhaktapur organized by the Education Journalists´ Group, Bhaktapur chapter, Sharma said the government was planning to bring policy to take action to those resorting to vandalism and organizing shutdowns in the academic institutions.

He also wished for supports from political parties, teachers, students, parents and bodies concerned to make the schools as zones of peace.

On the occasion, press advisor to the President and senior journalist, Rajendra Dahal, said in the past it was difficult to declare schools as zones of peace due to conflict but the situation, now, was worse than that.

Dahal said schools were becoming unsafer due to many reasons including row in teacher and school management committee´s chairperson appointment and others.

Dahal expressed dissatisfaction towards the schools becoming a platform for political activities.

The President´s press advisor said that out of total Rs 70 billion budget allocated for education, nearly Rs 5 billion was misused. He suggested to journalists to bring out in-depth reports over the irregularities and economic corruption in education sector.

Similarly, educationists Dr Bidhyanath Koirala said programme for peaceful education was required in the post-conflict period.







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Army opens new school in Chitwan

Nepal Army chief General Chhatra Man Singh Gurung inaugurated Sainik Awasia Mahvidyalaya, a boarding high school, at Chainpur VDC-4 in Chitwan on Tuesday.

Though the school is located in Chitwan, students from across the country can study there, the army said in a statement. The school has admitted 120 students including 40 girls this academic session. Among them 41 are the children of army servicemen.

“Until now, we did not have regional-level high school in the central region and this void has been filled,” General Gurung said speaking at the opening ceremony of the school. Nepal Army has been operating five such high schools across the country.

The army has been operating central-level high school at Sallaghari, Bhaktapur for the past three decades. Also, the army runs schools in Dharan in the eastern region, in Pokhara in the western region, in Surkhet in the midwestern region and in Kailali in the farwestern region.

Bimal Kumar Kshetri, the principal of the school, said that the school will add classes every year.

The school has been housed in the same building that previously housed the Holyland International School. The army had bought the school building and the 10 bighas of land owned by the school. All the boys in the school are boarders while the girls are dayscholars and commute to school from home every day.

The school is an English-medium one and operates through a trust.


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Chicken dearer by Rs 15 per kg

Poultry entrepreneurs have raised the price of dressed chicken by Rs 15 per kg effective from Monday, citing low supplies.

With the fresh adjustment, wholesale price of chicken in capital has reached Rs 250 per kg. Similarly, price of live chicken has increased by Rs 10 per kg to Rs 185 per kg.

A joint meeting of based poultry farmers, entrepreneurs and wholesalers based in the capital took the decision. Janga Bahadur BC, president of National Chicken Sellers´ Association, said they had to raise prices due to low supply.

“Though the demand of chicken normally goes down from mid-July to mid-August, as many people do not consume meat during the holy month of Shravan, we had to raise prices after supply dwindled,” added BC.

According to the association officials, demand for chicken generally drops by 10 to 15 percent during summer. “Still, we have been failing to meet the demand because of low supplies,” they said.

Daily consumption of chicken in the capital hovers around 200,000 kg to 250,000 kg.

Retailers in the capital source chicken from local farms as well as from Dhading, Kavre and Chitwan, among others. 

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Death toll from Trishuli bus plunge reaches 16

The death toll from the bus accident happened Monday morning along the Prithvi Highway in Dhading has risen to 16. Over 15 passengers have been injured in the mishap.

So far, the identities of seven victims have been established. Police said among those killed are Deepak Prasad Khanal, an employee at the Gajuri-based Gramin Bikas Bank, Shiva Bahadur Karki, a Nepal Army man, Koshish Ghimire and Ruku Magar of Sindhuli. 

Likewise, Khop Bahadur Dhamala, Prithvi Maya BK and her daughter Pratikshya of Udaypur have also been killed in the mishap that took place near Krishnabhir, Dhusha-2, of the district at around 5:00 this morning.

The identities of the other deceased are yet to be established. The injured have been undergoing treatment at Star Hospital and Super Hospital in the capital. It is not clear how many passengers were on the bus when the incident occurred.

The ill-fated (Na 2 Kha 4951), heading to the capital from Katari of Udayapur, had swerved off the road and plunged into the Trishuli River. Speeding is assumed to be the cause of the accident.

The Nepal Police, Armed Police Force and Nepal Army along with locals have been carrying out rescue operation. 

A day earlier, 39 people were killed and dozens injured when a bus carrying the pilgrims to Trivenidham veered off the road and fell into the Gandak canal in Kudiya of Nawalparasi district.

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New Load-shedding Schedule latest

* Effective from June 27, 2012.

* Load-shedding will take place on the given time inside the Kathmandu Valley and 5 minutes after the given time outside the Valley.

* Depending upon the condition, load-shedding could increase/decrease by one hour.

Group/Day	Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
Group 1	04:00-07:00 14:00-17:00	10:00-12:00 17:00-20:00	12:00-14:00 20:00-23:00	11:00-14:00	08:00-11:00 19:00-21:30	07:00-10:00 19:00-22:00	06:00-08:00 16:00-19:00
Group 2	06:00-08:00 16:00-19:00	04:00-07:00 14:00-17:00	10:00-12:00 17:00-20:00	12:00-14:00 20:00-23:00	11:00-14:00	08:00-11:00 19:00-21:00	07:00-10:00 19:00-22:00
Group 3	07:00-10:00 19:00-22:00	06:00-08:00 16:00-19:00	04:00-07:00 14:00-17:00	10:00-12:00 17:00-20:00	12:00-14:00 20:00-23:00	11:00-14:00	08:00-11:00 19:00-21:00
Group 4	08:00-11:00 19:00-21:00	07:00-10:00 19:00-22:00	06:00-08:00 16:00-19:00	04:00-07:00 14:00-17:00	10:00-12:00 17:00-20:00	12:00-14:00 20:00-23:00	11:00-14:00
Group 5	11:00-14:00	08:00-11:00 19:00-21:00	07:00-10:00 19:00-22:00	06:00-08:00 16:00-19:00	04:00-07:00 14:00-17:00	10:00-12:00 17:00-20:00	12:00-14:00 20:00-23:00
Group 6	12:00-14:00 20:00-23:00	11:00-14:00	08:00-11:00 19:00-21:00	07:00-10:00 19:00-22:00	06:00-08:00 16:00-19:00	04:00-07:00 14:00-17:00	10:00-12:00 17:00-20:00
Group 7	10:00-12:00 16:00-20:00	12:00-14:00 20:00-23:00	11:00-14:00	08:00-11:00 19:00-21:00	07:00-10:00 19:00-22:00	06:00-08:00 16:00-19:00	04:00-07:00 14:00-17:00

For Lamahi and areas west of it, and for Duhabi and Anarmani Sub-stations, Nepal Electricity Authority will publish the load-shedding schedule at local level.
There are separate load-shedding schedules of industrial feeders for:
66KV clients of Hetauda-Birgunj area (Circuit No 1): Everyday 20:00 to 08:00 (next day)
Nepal Government industrial areas / Industrial feeders with 33KV supply: Everyday 18:00 to 06:00 (next day)
11KV supply feeders for: Everyday 08:00 to 20:00

Nepali student in Australia dies in car accident

Rajesh Khadka, a Nepali student in Perth of Australia died Thursday night after the car he was driving rammed into a tree. Khadka´s car was totally wrecked and he was rushed to Joondalup Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries while undergoing treatment.

He was on his way back home after attending a dinner party when the accident occurred. Khadka, originally from Baglung, was residing in Australia for the past four years, informed Bhairav Dhakal, vice-chairman of Non-Resident Nepali Association, Perth.

According to Baglung Australian community, Khadka´s family has already been informed about the incident.

His body has been kept at Royal Perth Hospital. After completing the investigation into the accident, Khadka´s body will be sent to Nepal, the Australian police informed. 

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Yamaha R15 V2 limited edition launched In Nepal

MAW Enterprises, the authorized distributor of Yamaha two wheelers, has launched limited edition of the new Yamaha R15 version 2.0 on the occasion of Yamaha´s 50th anniversary.

According to a press statement issued by the company, the bike will be available in red and white color and customers interested to own one need to rush as the limited stock of the bike would be sold on first come, first served basis.

The Yamaha bikes have always been a craze among the youth because of their stylish and stunning looks but the Yamaha R15 goes a step further, said the company in the statement.

"The R series is the embodiment of a wide frontal space that protects the rider, an easy to ride seating area that gives riders the freedom of movement and allows them to steer effectively, the glamorous tail treatment that takes into account the management of airflow behind the rider, and a sensual racing form that brings all three of these elements together in a harmonious package. These characteristics have been reproduced in the YZF-R15 version 2.0," the statement added.



YZF-R15 limited edition has similar features as that of YZF-R15 version 2.0 and has a liquid-cooled, single cylinder, four-stroke engine. The 150cc engine delivers a maximum power output of 16.8 bhp at 8,500 rpm and maximum torque of 15 nm at 7,500 rpm.

The two-wheeler comes with a six-speed manual transmission system and wet multi-plate clutch and has a Deltabox Frame type chassis. The bike has telescopic front and linked tyre monocross rear suspension. A monocross suspension has various benefits like better concentration of mass, optimum rigidity balance and capacity for plenty of wheel travel among others.

It has a long aluminum swing arm, wider front and rear tyres, radial tyre for the rear, split seat, LED taillights and new-design middle cowl and tail cowl.

The bike is popular in the Nepali market as it has sporty features such as improved sporty body faring and alloy wheels, engine coating, exhaust muffler and front and rear tyre hugger all in black color said the statement. It is fitted with a 240 mm front disc and 220 mm rear disc braking system.

The bike has a fuel tank of 12 liters. According to the company, the motorcycle delivers a mileage of around 35 km per liter.

To make it easier for the customers, the company has opened registration for the bikes at all the Yamaha dealers said the statement.

The price of the limited edition is same as that of YZF-R15 version 2.0 and is available at Rs 327,900. 

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Prakash Dahal Son of Prachanda Dahal Love Affiar With Bina Magar

 

 

UCPN (Maoist) affiliated All Nepal National Independent Students' Union (Revolutionary) on Tuesday suspended its member Bina Magar, who remains “missing” with UCPN-Maoist Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal's son Prakash Dahal. She has reportedly run away with Prakash.

The move by the Maoist party’s student wing comes a day after the mother party suspended Prakash Dahal as the member of the party's Newa State Committee after he apparently ran away with Bina. They still remain out contact with their families and organisations and are believed to be in India.

A meeting of the party's politburo held on Monday decided to launch investigation into Prakash’s alleged relationship with Bina, who is also the president of the Free Students Union of Saraswoti Campus.

Prakash and Bina had met during the Mt Everest expedition of Maoist cadres of which both were members and is believed to have immediately started an affair.

Dahal, who was married for the second time two years ago and has a one-year-old son, remains out of contact for the last five days. Magar is also a married woman

Nepali Movie Tirkha Another Sex oriented movie.

Now a days there is a success mantra of nepali movie industry that it must be sex oriented and add some sex scene to make movie hit.The tren is also follwed by nepali movie tirkha.Pujana pradhan is in the lead role and gives very sexy kiss scene and bed scene.
Here is the official trilor of the movie take a look...

Nepali Movie Maya's Bar Official Trailor

Nepali Movie mayas bar Official trialor have been relesed out.Star cast Rajesh Hamal,karishma Manandhar,Nisha Adhkari.Nisha adhikari has performed a item song in this movie.People are expecting to see this one is good movie.

PM Of Nepal Is About to quit after July 22

CPN-UML senior leader Madhav Kumar Nepal has said that Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai would be forced to quit his post, following the constitutional crisis in the country and public pressure to that end.

Talking to media persons at Bharatpur this morning, the former prime minister claimed that Dr Bhattarai would not be able to prepare necessary laws for holding fresh elections to the Constituent Assembly ( CA) within July 22, the deadline set by the Elections Commission, and then would be compelled to resign from the post.

"The Nepali Congress should get an opportunity to lead the next government as per the agreement reached among the political parties on May 3", said Nepal.

He added that the CA was dissolved due to a violation of the past agreements by the Maoists.

Stating that federal structure based on single ethnic identity was not possible, he claimed that increasing intra-party dispute in the UML would be settled on the basis of talks and discussions.

Leader Nepal was here to address the Narayani zonal-level party cadres´ gathering at Bharatpur.

The gathering is expected to discuss on the issues of state restructuring, country´s latest political developments and possible way out to the existing political crisis in the country.

Over 300 representatives are taking part in the gathering.

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Banepa Bus Accident,One Killed Other Injured

A man was killed on the spot and another severely injured when a passenger bus hit them at Banepa on Saturday morning.

The deceased and the injured have been identified as Degraj Bhattarai of Jhapa and Navaraj Timalsina respectively.

Timalsina is undergoing treatment at Bansbari-based Neuro Hospital in the capital.

The duo worked as resource person at the District Education Office.

The bus (Na 2 Kha 5892) crushed the duo as they were on morning walk.

Meanwhile, accusing the reckless driving, irate locals have set the bus on fire.

Police have fired eight rounds of tear gas shells to contain the situation, as the locals started to vandalize a municipality mini-truck used to douse the fire.

Following the incident, vehicular movement at the Araniko Highway has been completely blocked.

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तपस्वी रामबहादुर बम्जन सिन्धुलीको जंगलमा भेटिए

२३ असार, सिन्धुली । विभिन्न वितण्डा मच्चाएर बाराको हलखोरिया जंगलबाट गायब भएका तपस्वी रामबहादुर बम्जन सिन्धुलीको जनकल्याण सामुदायिक बनमा भेटिएका छन् ।

असार २ गते सिन्धुली आएका बताइएका बंजन शनिबार सदरमुकाम बाट करिव २ कि.मी.भित्र कमलामाई नगरपालिका-७ को जनकल्याण सामुदायिक बनमा सहयोगीका साथ भेटिएका हुन् । तपस्वीको पत्रकार सम्मेलन भनिएपनि पत्रकारसामु फोटो खिच्नमात्र केही मिनेटमात्रै उपस्थिती जनाएका थिए । पत्रकारहरुको जिज्ञासाको सहयोगी दर्शन लिम्बुले जवाफ दिएका थिए ।

बम्जन आफूले प्रप्त गरेका ज्ञानको लेखनकार्यमा ब्यस्तरहेको बताइएको छ । बनमा बिभिन्न सुचनाका बोर्डहरु र ध्वजाहरुका साथ सजिएको हृवाङ्ग्रे डाँडामा बनाइएको कुटीमा बस्दै आएका बम्जनले लिपीबद्ध गरेका ज्ञानलाई विभिन्न १७ भाषामा प्रकाशन गरिने उनका सहयोगीहरु बताउँछन् ।

बाराको हलखोरीया जंगलमा तपस्यामा बसेको भनिएका बम्जन र उनका समर्थकहरुको गतिविधि पछिल्लो समय विवादमा परेको थियो । उनका समर्थकले बुद्धका नाममा नागरिकता दिनु पर्ने माग राख्दै सडक आन्दोलन गरेका थिए भने चेकोस्लाभियाकी नागरीक मारिचीलाई बन्दक बनाएका थिए । त्यसक्रममा प्रहरीले जंगलको बीचमा भव्य भवन बनाएको तथा रुखहरु समेत काटिएको भेट्टाएपछि वम्जन गाएब भएका थिए ।

बम्जनका समर्थकहरुले भने तस्करहरुले जंगलफडाँनी र बन्यजन्तुको अवैध सिकार गर्न नपाएर पत्रकारहरु सामु भ्रम फैलाएर बिवादित बनाएको बताए 

Businessmen shut Lahan for third day

Lahan bazaar of Siraha district remained shut for the third consecutive day on Saturday over the thrashing of three local businessmen by police.

The market, all educational institutions and factories were closed due to the indefinite strike organized at the call of the local businessmen. They have also threatened to obstruct vehicular movement along the Lahan section of the East-West Highway if their demands are not addressed within 24 hours.

The locals have demanded that five plainclothes policemen who on last Wednesday thrashed the three businessmen be suspended immediately.

“We issued a 24-hour ultimatum to the police on Saturday,” said Sunil Kumar Mahato, Siraha chapter president of the Federation of Nepalese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI). “If our demands are not addressed within 24 hours, we will take to the streets. Our agitation will more stringent.”

The local businessmen who were originally demanding only the suspension of the five plainclothes policemen have now put forward another demand: Siraha Police Chief SP Rajesh Kumar Lal Karna also be suspended for using force against peaceful protests on Friday for his failure to initiate talks with the locals.

On Wednesday, Sunil Kumar Sah, the proprietor of Hotel Bishal in Lahan, Bishal Kumar Sah, Siraha district chairman of Builders´ Association and Nirash Chaudhari, former Siraha chapter president of FNCCI were beaten up and arrested by police.

They were released on Thursday after the locals took to the streets protesting the arrests. After being freed, Sunil told Republica that he was thrashed and arrested, along with Nirash and Bishal, when he sought search-warrant from plain-clothes policemen including constables Santosh Kumar Jha, Binod Kumar Yadav and Asarfi Yadav.

However, SP Karna has rejected the allegation that plainclothes police thrashed the locals. “Police had gone to the hotel to search for a criminal. But, the locals instead attacked the police,” Karna said. “The policemen just defended themselves.” 

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Another Nepali in death row in UAE

At a time when local media is abuzz with reports of Amar Bahadur Bam, who has been slapped death penalty on charge of murdering an Indian businessman in Dubai, another Nepali national is awaiting death penalty in a UAE prison for murdering his compatriot in January 2009.

It is learnt that a local court in Sharjah has given death sentence to Durga Bahadur Sunar of Chitre VDC-5 in Parbat district for murdering Ganesh Bahadur Basnet of Hansponsa VDC-2 in Sunsari district. The verdict is to be implemented by September.

According to a diplomatic communication made by the UAE´s Foreign Ministry to Nepal government, the court has given September deadline to Sunar family to make an agreement with the victim´s family for amnesty as per UAE laws. Sunar,30, can walk free if the victim family agrees in writing to pardon him.

Foreign Ministry officials, who have been taking initiatives to save Sunar from death row, said the possibility to save Sunar is slim as they have so far been unable to trace the victim´s family. "Though we are in contact with Sunar family, we have not yet been able to contact the victim´s kin," said officials at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Late Basnet is found to have acquired his citizenship certificate and passport from Sunsari district. Both Sunar and late Basnet were working at Al Shirawi Equipment Company in Sharjah in the UAE.

As per the request of the ministry, the District Administration Office in Sunsari had sent separate teams to locate Basnet family in their original home address in Hansponsa VDC. "But our repeated efforts to help establish contact with both Sunar and Basnet family have failed. Sunar can be saved only if the victim family agrees to pardon him," the officials said.

Sunar family has agreed even to provide ´blood money´ if the victim´s family demands. "Time is running out as not even three months remain for the execution date. We still don´t know the whereabouts of the Basnet family. We are in a dilemma as to what to do next," said Rajendra Kumar Gurung, who hails from Sunar´s village in Parbat.

Sunar visited UAE some nine years ago for employment. "It will be difficult to save Sunar if we fail to trace Basnet family in the next 10-15 days. We need to forward the UAE court the consent of the victim´s family for pardon," foreign ministry officials further said. 

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Sundarighat locals enforce Lalitpur banda

Locals of Sundarighat have enforced a Lalitpur banda protesting the government bid to relocate the squatters evicted from their temporary settlement on the bank of the Bagmati River in Thapathali, on Friday. Transportation in the area, specially along the Ring Road section of the Lalitpur has come to a grinding halt due to the banda. Marketplaces and academic institutions have also remained closed due to the banda in Lalitpur. The agitating locals have been demanding that the government scrap its decision to resettle the squatters in their locality. Recently, the government has begun building temporary settlements for squatters in Sundarighat.

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Locals clamp banda in Lahan

Local residents and businessmen have enforced a banda in Lahan, the district headquarters of Siraha, protesting against alleged police atrocities, on Thursday.

They have organized a sit-in on the East-West Highway, bringing transportation to a halt. A clash has erupted at Shahid Chowk between protesters and police after police intervene in the demonstration.

Around 9:30 pm on Wednesday, a group of plain-clothes masked policemen had allegedly assaulted the owner and guests of the local Bishal Hotel in the name of raid.

Siraha police chief Rajesh Lal Karna has, however, denied any wrongdoing by police. .According to Sunil Kumar Sah, manager at the hotel, seven to eight plain-clothes policemen entered the hotel and misbehaved with the guests and hotel employees.

Also among the guests were the chairman of the Construction Entrepreneurs´ Association, Bishal Kumar Sah, and the former chairman of Chambers of Commerce, Nirash Chaudhary.

Police had also detained Nirash, Bishal and Sunil. They were, however, released later the same night following pressure from local businessmen.



Police assemble following a clash with locals at Shahid Chowk.



A pedestrian near burning tryes on the road.



A bus vandalized by banda enforcers.

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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.
 To check your result and marksheet here.
www.slc.ntc.net.np

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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Royal massacre still remains a mystery

Right 11 years back from today, a heartrending massacre had occurred in Nepal, which killed the then King Birendra, Queen Aishworya, Prince duo Deependra and Nirajan and Princess Shruti. 

The widely-known macabre Royal massacre of the day had finished off entire family of King Birendra, which is still afresh in the mind of entire Nepali denizen. However, the mystery is still unsolved who had murdered the Royal family members for what reason. 

Though a Palace Massacre Probe Commission headed by then Speaker Taranath Ranabhat made public a report alleging then Prince Deependara of taking lives of the entire family members, general public never acknowledged the finding of the report. 

To all surprise, then Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala had termed the gruesome murder of Royal members a ´grand design´. But it never came to public as what was behind the incident. 

It is noted that King Birendra had embraced the aspiration of people by granting democratic system to the country following the People´s Movement-2046 BS (1990).


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Justice Bam shot dead (Updated)

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Supreme Court Justice Rana Bahadur Bam, who was fatally shot at by unidentified assailants late Thursday morning, died during the course of his treatment at the Thapathali-based Norvic International Hospital.
The doctors said he could not be saved as he had already suffered massive bleeding by the time he was brought to the hospital. He had received four rounds of shots on various parts of his body including neck, chest and belly. 

Motorcycle-borne two assailants opened fire on Bam, while he was returning in his car from the Bangalamukhi temple at around 11:15 am, near the UN Park in Shankhamul, Lalitpur. 

His body guard Mahesh Giri and one of his friends, Ram Giri, were also injured in the shooting. Both of them are undergoing treatment at the hospital. 

The shooters, who were riding a black Pulsar motorcycle, are on the run. The motive behind the attack is not known yet. Pamphlets in the name of Nepalbad NSSR Party have been recovered at the incident site. Police are trying to see if the pamphlets have any connection with the murder.

Justice Bam shot dead

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 Supreme Court Justice Rana Bahadur Bam, who was fatally shot at by unidentified assailants late Thursday morning, died during the course of his treatment at the Thapathali-based Norvic International Hospital.
The doctors said he could not be saved as he had already suffered massive bleeding by the time he was brought to the hospital . He had received four rounds of shots on various parts of his body including neck, chest and belly. 

Motorcycle-borne two assailants opened fire on Bam, while he was returning in his car from the Bangalamukhi temple at around 11:15 am, near the UN Park in Shankhamul, Lalitpur. 

His body guard Mahesh Giri and one of his friends, Ramji, were also injured in the shooting. Both of them are undergoing treatment at the hospital. 

The shooters are on the run. The motive behind the attack is not known yet. An investigation into the incident is ongoing. 

Meanwhile, Bam´s body has been sent to the TU Teaching Hospital for post-mortem.

The government has appointed a probe committee headed by AIG Kuber Singh Rana to look into the broad daylight murder.




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