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No equality till poverty exists: PM Kakri
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has viewed that poverty needs to end to eliminate violence against women.
UML knocks on Supreme Court door seeking restoration of HoR
Chief Whip of the CPN (UML) Parliamentary Party in the dissolved HoR, Mahesh Bartaula, and Whip Sunita Baral jointly filed the writ petition at the apex court.
UML files application for party registration for HoR election purpose
EC Spokesperson Narayan Prasad Bhattarai shared that total 67 political parties have so far filed application for party registration to participate in the HoR Member election scheduled for March 5.
Repeated extensions fail to push Gulmi Hospital to completion
Even though the Gulmi Hospital has enough infrastructure to sustain its employees and the service recipients, the lack of completion of the new building on time has created a hassle. Four doctors, crammed up in a room, give service to hundreds from a small room and the service receiver faces hassles during waiting and getting checked.
Gen Z Front calls for enfranchising Nepalis overseas
Front Campaign Committee member Amrita Ban, Karnali Province focal person Binita Bogati, and members Rhishi Thapa, Nabin Bista, Adarsha Karna, and Diamond Shahi visited the EC today to present the memorandum, according to Bogati.
Govt's responsibility is to maintain good governance, hold polls, Home Minister reiterates
Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal has said holding election successfully and creating a strong base for good governance was the first priority of the government.
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Saudi ambassador pays farewell call on President Paudel
Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Nepal, Saad Nasser Abdullah Abu Haimed, held a farewell meeting with President Ramchandra Paudel today.
Govt first time issues guidelines on construction of bamboo structures
Mayor of Diktel Rupakot Majhuwagadhi Municipality, Tirtha Raj Bhattarai, had even staged a peaceful movement in Kathmandu to promote and formulate policies related to bamboo and bamboo-based materials.
Pork sale banned in Parasi after finding African swine fever infection
The sale of pork has been banned after the infection was confirmed in pork that was being sold at the weekly market in Parasi, the district headquarters of Nawalparasi (West).
Government starts process for management of landless squatters, priority to Dalit landless
Kathmandu, Nov 25: The government has begun the process of identifying landless Dalits and collecting their details with the aim of managing landless people and unsystematic settlers.According to Damodar Wagle, the Assistant Spokesperson for the Ministry of Land, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation, the Ministry is coordinating with local governments across the country to prepare these records.The data will be collected through a one-door system to prevent duplication, he said. The Ministry has also asked local governments to follow the prescribed standards when recommending landless squatters and unsystematic settlers. He added that managing landless squatters is the responsibility of the State, and landless Dalits have been given priority in this process.Although landless squatters and unsystematic settlers are generally grouped under the term “squatters,” they are legally different.“Families who do not own land anywhere in the country, and individuals who cannot acquire land through their income, resources, or efforts along with their dependents are recognized as landless,” he said.Families who do own land somewhere else in the country but have been living for decades in another place on land not registered in their name are considered ‘unmanaged settlers.’ Wagle added that the government will assess the land they occupy and issue land-ownership certificates after collecting the required fees.He further stated that regularizing such long-term settlements will generate significant revenue for the government. However, settlements created by encroaching on forests or public land will not be legalized during the management process. (RSS)
Number of evacuees rises to over 18,000 in Malaysia floods
The number of evacuees rose to over 18,000 in Malaysia on Tuesday, with 10 states affected across the country due to the current northeast monsoon season, according to authorities.
Six thousand additional voters in Nawalparasi
Additional 6000 voters have been registered in the voter list in West Nawalparasi for the election of the House of Representatives to be held in March 5.
Gold and silver price continues upward trend
The price of gold and silver continues to rise in the domestic market due to the impact of the price fluctuation in the international market, the constant rise in prices and the change seen in the demand for these valuable metals.
64 political parties registered for election purpose
Kathmandu, Nov 25: Total 64 political parties have been registered so far for the election to the House of Representatives slated for coming March 5.According to the Election Commission, political parties registered for the coming HoR election reached 64 after eight political parties were registered on Monday alone. The EC has set November 26 as deadline for political parties willing to participate in the HoR election to be registered for this purpose. A total of 12 political parties were registered on November 17, five on November 18, eight on November 19, eight on November 20, seven on November 21 and 16 on November 23. Nagarik Shakti Nepal, Nagarik Unmukti Party, Miteri Party Nepal, Pragatisheel Samajbadi Party, Nepal Communist Party (Maoist), Tarai-Madhes Loktantrik Party, Rastriya Sammunati Party, Janadesh Party, Nepal were registered on Monday. A total of 135 political parties have been registered in the EC, application should be submitted again till November 26 for election purpose, added the EC.(RSS)
Additional 12,658 new voters registered in Saptari
In Saptari district, 12,658 additional voters have been enlisted in the voter list till the November 21.
