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NCE Nepal presents memorandum to chief whips of political parties
The National Campaign for Education Nepal (NCE) today submitted a memorandum jointly to various political parties, demanding the complete implementation of the Act relating to compulsory and free education- 2075 BS.
Kiev yet to respond to Russia's May ceasefire proposal — Kremlin spokesman
"It was President Putin that made a gesture of goodwill yesterday by announcing that a truce will be declared in honor of Victory Day. We haven’t heard a reaction from the Kiev regime. It’s hard to understand at this point if the Kiev regime plans to observe it or not," the Russian presidential spokesman said.
Infrastructure development is government's priority: Minister Rai
Minister for Defence, Manbir Rai, has said the government has accelerated the implementation physical infrastructure endevours under the projects of national pride.
Xi visits New Development Bank, terms it as world's first multilateral development institution
Xi called the bank "a pioneering initiative for the unity and self-improvement of the Global South," and said that it conforms to the historical trend of reforming and improving global governance. He stressed that broader BRICS cooperation has entered a stage of high-quality development, and that the bank is set to embark on its second golden decade of high-quality development.
Parliamentary Committee directs for considering environment aspect in infrastructure development
The Committee for Monitoring and Evaluating the Implementation of the State's Directive Principles, Policies and Obligations has advised the government to bring policies and programmes that promote environment-friendly infrastructure development and sustainable tourism.
Ambassador Nepal presents credentials before UN Tourism Secretary General
Ambassador of Nepal to Spain Shanil Nepal presented his credentials to the Secretary-General of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UN Tourism), Zurab Pololikashvili, during a ceremony held at the UN Tourism Headquarters in Madrid on Monday.
Bill designed to amend some Nepal Acts, 2081 passed
Today's meeting of the House of Representatives has passed 'Bill designed to amend some Nepal Acts, 2081'. The House unanimously passed the bill presented by Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Ajay Kumar Chaurasiya.
'Government should be serious towards demands of teachers'
Thing said, "The teachers have been facing injustice. The government is guardian of all. So it is necessary to focus its attention to resolve the problems", suggesting the teachers to give up their stance of not returning to school until new education act is enacted.
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Call to give priority to Karnali in budget
Binita Kathayat of Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has demanded the government give priority to the Karnali province in the announcement of a budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
Adolescent in labour pain rescued by helicopter in Humla
A 16 -year-old girl was rescued by a helicopter from Thehe of Simkot rural municipality-2 in Humla for labour complications.
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Lawmakers draw govt.'s attention on various contemporary issues
During zero hour of today's meeting of the House of Representatives, most of the lawmakers asked the government to address genuine demands of agitating teachers.
Chair Prachanda announces guardianship of two girls in Kailali
Chairperson of the CPN (Maoist Centre) and former Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has pledged to support the education and future of two schoolgirls from Bhajani in Kailali district.
Lawmakers ask government to address genuine demands of teachers
Today's meeting of the House of Representatives is taking place. Soon after the meeting began, lawmakers of the opposition parties protested by standing up from their respective seats.
Forest office building with investment worth more than 3 million stranded for a decade
The building of the Bhairabnath Area Forest Office, located between Jhota Bazar and Sudikhola, of Kedarasyu Rural Municipality-9, Bajhan
Vaibhav Suryavanshi, 14, becomes youngest centurion in men's T20 cricket
By ESPNcricinfo staff, April 29: Vaibhav Suryavanshi, 14, has become the youngest centurion in men's T20 cricket after smashing a hundred off 35 balls in IPL 2025 for Rajasthan Royals (RR) against Gujarat Titans (GT) in only his third game.It was also the second-quickest IPL hundred, only behind Chris Gayle's 30-ball effort for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) against Pune Warriors in 2013. It was the fastest by an Indian in the IPL, bettering Yusuf Pathan's 37-ball ton against Mumbai Indians (MI) in 2010. Yusuf's effort was also the fastest IPL ton for the Rajasthan Royals (RR) before Suryavanshi.ESPNcricinfo LtdSuryavanshi got to the landmark with a pulled six over midwicket off Rashid Khan, who stood in as GT's captain during their defence after Shubman Gill couldn't take the field and was subbed out. That six followed a sequence of 6, 4, 6, 4, 4, 6 in a 30-run over bowled by Afghanistan allrounder Karim Janat, who was making his IPL debut.A whopping 94 of his 101 runs came via boundaries. He finished with 11 sixes, the joint-most by an Indian in an IPL innings. His intent and explosive power against an attack that included seven international bowlers was sensational. By the time he was bowled by Prasidh Krishna for 101 off 38 balls, RR had all but wrapped up a chase of 210. His opening partner Yashasvi Jaiswal, who remained unbeaten on 70 off 40 balls, completed the demolition job, along with his captain Riyan Parag, with eight wickets and 25 balls to spare.ESPNcricinfo Ltd"It feels really good. It was my first century in the IPL in my third innings," Suryavanshi said after winning the Player-of-the-Match award. "What I've been practicing for the last three-four months, the result is showing. I don't see the ground so much, just focus on the ball."Batting with him [Jaiswal] gives me confidence because he keeps very positive and gives me advice, so it becomes easy. It is like a dream to score a century in the IPL. No, no fear. I'm not thinking about all that [bowlers targeting him]. I am just focusing on playing.""He's got a great downswing if you want to go into technique, in technical stuff, he's got a great downswing. So that helps him generate this kind of power. And today, he just showed everybody actually how good he is" Rajasthan Royals batting coach Vikram Rathour on Vaibhav SuryavanshiSuryavanshi might not have even played had RR's regular captain Sanju Samson been available. After Samson was out with an abdominal injury, Suryavanshi slotted into his opening spot, scoring 34, 16 and 101 in his first three IPL innings.In the lead-up to the IPL, he had also hit a 58-ball hundred, the fastest by an Indian in youth Tests, against Australia Under-19s. Suryavanshi also scored two half-centuries in the Under-19 Asia Cup and boasts of an unbeaten triple-century in an Under-19 tournament in Bihar.His potential caught the attention of RR, who acquired him for INR 1.10 crore at the mega auction last November and worked with him at their high performance centre."It was incredible," Parag said after RR's win. "We spent two months with him and we've seen what he can do, but coming out here in front of all these people against world-class bowlers that GT had… it was something you can't really express in words."ESPNcricinfo Ltd"We've been watching it in nets for last few months. We knew what he's capable of and what kind of shots he can play. But to do it in front of this kind of crowd and in a situation like this, against a really, really good bowling attack, I think it was really special."So how does a 14-year-old generate so much power against capped international bowlers?"As I said, he's a special, special talent," RR batting coach Vikram Rathour said. "He's got a great downswing if you want to go into technique, in technical stuff, he's got a great downswing. So that helps him generate this kind of power. And today, he just showed everybody actually how good he is."Rathour also offered an insight into his approach at the nets. "He is one guy who takes on Jofra [Archer] in the nets. Jofra is maybe one of the toughest bowlers to face in the nets because he is so awkward and he bowls quick. But he is the one who really bats against him and really takes him on."
