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Gold smuggling case: CIB to submit its report to government attorney on Wednesday
Completing its investigation into the case of 61 kilograms of gold smuggled from Hong Kong to the country, the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of Nepal Police completed its investigation and is due to submit its report to the District Government Attorney Office along with its note.
Nembang, a leader who could break difficult deadlocks
The top leaders of various political parties have said that CPN (UML) Vice-Chairperson late Subash Chandra Nembang's absence would always be felt.
Jumla exports 21,000 metric tonnes of apple
The apple farmers in Jumla exported 21,000 plus metric tonnes of apples so far this year, Acting Chief of Agriculture Development Office, Jumla, Ganesh Bahadur Adhikari said.
One arrested with 960 grams of gold
Police have arrested a person with 960 grams of smuggled gold from Tribhuvan International Airport today.
Groundbreaking of 216 megawatt Upper Trishuli-1 hydropower project
A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the development of the country's largest hydropower project to be built with the foreign direct investment (FDI) on Tuesday.
Groundbreaking of 216 megawatt Upper Trishuli-1 hydropower project
A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the development of the country's largest hydropower project to be built with foreign direct investment (FDI) on Tuesday.
Developing Far Eastern region is Russia's top priority for 21st century, Putin says
"We will definitely not be scaling down the pace of development in the region, because the development of the Far East is an absolute priority for Russia, a direct priority for Russia as a whole for the entire 21st century, because it is a colossal region with a small population but huge potential. Of course, this is a strategic interest for the country," the president said at a meeting with session moderators at the Eastern Economic Forum, which Vladivostok is hosting on September 10-13.
House of Representatives meeting postponed
The meeting of the House of Representatives scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed, owing to the demise of the former Chairperson of the Constituent Assembly and Vice-Chairman of CPN (UML) Subas Chandra Nembang.
Nemwang's last rites to be performed at Pashupati Aryaghat on Thursday
The last rites of late Subas Chandra Nemwang, Chairperson of the Constituent Assembly, will be performed at Pashupati Aryaghat at 11 AM on Thursday.
Registration of companies via online from October 2
the registration of private and public limited companies will be available online from coming October 2.
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Shortage of health related human resources will be fulfilled: Minister Basnet
Minister for Health and Population, Mohan Bahadur Basnet, has said shortage of human resources would not be allowed in the health sector even by amending the Medical Education Act.
PM Prachanda seeks proactive role of envoys to promote Nepali migrant workers' rights
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has directed Nepali ambassadors abroad to work keeping the interests of Nepali migrant workers at the first.
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Lumpy Skin Disease Epidemic: More than 14k animals dead
By Dil Bahadur Singh, Doti, Sept. 12: A total of 14,390 four-footed animals have lost their lives due to the epidemic lumpy skin disease Directorate of the Livestock and Fishery Development. According to Pushkar Nath, Spokesperson to the Directorate of the Livestock and Fishery Development, a loss of more than Rs 3 million for farmers has incurred due to the epidemic of lumpy skin disease, spread in animals.He said, "As many as 346,808 animals have been infected with the lumpy skin disease so far. Some local levels have been administered against the disease and the treatment of the disease is ongoing as well."Baitadi district is most affected by the disease with 3,449 death cases of animals while with 119 cases Kanchanpur ranks the lowest in the province. Likewise, 2,075 death cases were reported in Doti, followed by 2,427 in Bajhang, 2,291 in Achham 1,531 in in Darchula, 1,530 in Dadeldhura, 693 in Bajura, and 275 cases in Kailali.Vaccines against lumpy disease have been administered in Kailali, Kanchanpur, Baitadi, and Bajura. A total of 5,800 vaccines have been administered in Kailali, 292 in Kanchanpur, 700 in Baitadi, and 325 in Bajura. Different governments are working together to curb this skin disease.Even though many animals are dying because of the disease, no effective efforts are performed except for collecting data to curb some programs run at the local levels. Even the farmers are suffering financially as animals are catching the disease and dying, Dev Oli, a local of Purbichauki Rural Municipality-2, Bagaleg, Doti, said that he is taking out loans to buy another buffalo as his milking buffalo died of the lumpy skin disease. He said," My buffalo was worth Rs 80 thousand, but, it died because of lack of treatment. It gave us enough milk. Now, I have to buy another buffalo."According to the Directorate of Livestock and Fishery Development, a loss incurred due to the lumpy skin disease is presented to the disaster management committee. Vaccination programs and other relief programs will run after the decision from the provincial ministerial cabinet followed by the recommendation by the disaster management committee.
Kohli & Rahul tons help India thrash Pakistan
Virat Kohli and KL Rahul both hit unbeaten centuries as India thrashed Pakistan by 228 runs in the Super Four stage of the Asia Cup in Colombo. Kohli (122) and Rahul (111) helped India post 356-2 before Kuldeep Yadav's 5-25 restricted Pakistan to 128.
UML decides of mourn Nembang's demise for three days
The CPN (UML) has decided to mourn the passing of party Vice Chairperson, Subash Chandra Nembang, who passed away today, for three days.
