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NC finalises expert committee formed to furnish submissions for constitution amendment
The Nepali Congress (NC) has finalized the expert committee it had earlier formed to study issues related to constitutional amendments and submit submissions. The committee, formed on March 25, is coordinated by party Vice-President Pushpa Bhusal.
Hotel entrepreneurs contribute to economic development: General Secretary Ghimire
General Secretary of the Nepali Congress, Gururaj Ghimire, has said hotel entrepreneurs have significant roles in boosting nation's economy.
Bird flu: 227 thousand chickens being culled in two farms in Koshi
Preparations are underway to cull over 155 thousand chickens of the farm. It is the first time in the province that so many number of chickens are being culled due to bird flu. The farm is located at Ramdhuni municipality in Sunsari district.
Dissemination of misleading contents doesn't serve FoE spirit: Minister Timilsina
Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Dr Bikram Timilsina, has urged media and social media users not to disseminate or promote misleading and irresponsible contents. Such practices go against the spirit of freedom of expression (FoE), he said.
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RSP central committee meeting on Monday
The Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) is holding its central committee meeting on Monday.
Processed fuels cost higher than crude oil: NOC
While analyzing the market prices of petroleum products in Nepal, they should not be compared with crude oil prices, but rather with the prices of processed fuels, said NOC spokesperson Manoj Thakur. The NOC purchases petroleum products from the Indian Oil Corporation and prices are adjusted automatically every 15 days based on the rates it pays to the IOC.
Restoration works at Jayabageshwori Temple expected to complete by May 1
The Jayabageshwori Temple houses the idol of Adi or Nara-Mukha Vinayaka, which represents the original human-faced form of Lord Ganesh before Shiva replaced his head with that of an elephant. The Ganesh idol here does not have an elephant head.
One dies in tractor accident
A person died in a tractor accident occurred at Sanigad Khola of Sigas Rural Municipality-8 in Baitadi district today. The deceased was Lokendra Bohara, 25, from Tolkhet.
Destructive fungal infection likely to decline mango production in Banke
Mango farming in Banke has been severely affected by powdery mildew (Oidium mangiferae), locally known as Madhuwa disease. This destructive fungal disease, which has appeared as mango plants are about to bear fruit, has left farmers worried over significant crop loss.
Ambulance hit kills two of same family
The deceased have been identified as Bhumi Lamichhane, 55, of Gulariya Municipality-55 and his around seven-year-old grandson Rihan, according to Superintendent of Police, Saroj Poudel.
Teenager missing for eight days
A teenage girl of Modi rural municipality in Parbat district has gone missing for eight days. The whereabouts of Ritika Jaisi, 14, is still unknown.
Every information on social media is not true: Minister Dr Timilsina
Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Dr Bikram Timilsina, has said it is essential to ascertain whether the information spread on social media is official and true.
Vehicular movement obstructed at Katunje-Mangaltar section
Vehicular movement at Katunje-Mangaltar section along BP highway has been obstructed from this morning.
Spring climbing season begins: 9 people successfully scaled Mt Dhaulagiri
Myagdi, April 19: With the onset of spring season, climbing expedition on Dhaulagiri has begun.Located at Dhaulagiri rural municipality-4, Dhaulagiri is the seventh highest mountain in the world with its height of 8,167 meters from sea level. Nine climbers—five Nepalis and four foreigners, made the first successful ascent of the current spring season on Saturday. All of them had gone for climbing through Imagine Nepal Company. According to Imagine Nepal, Liu Hong, Liu Yishi, Wang Zhong of China, Christine Vogondy of Switzerland, Fur Gyalgen Sherpa, Pasang Namgel Sherpa, Kili Pemba Sherpa, Ngima Nuru Sherpa and Pema Chirri Sherpa of Nepal reached the summit of Mt. Dhaulagiri around 11:00 am on Saturday. A leader of the team, Fur Gyalgen Sherpa shared that the team safely returned to Basecamp III. Total 28 climbers—12 women and 16 men of three groups have obtained permit to scale Mt. Dhaulagari in spring season, according to the Department of Tourism. The country has received Rs 12.56 million in royalties from this, said Section Officer at the Department, Sharmila Banjade. On May 13, 1960, Kurt Diemberger of Austria had successfully climbed the Mt. Dhaulagiri for the first time.(RSS)
Woman dies after house wall collapses in Siraha
A woman died when a house wall collapsed on Saturday evening in Siraha.
