In a proactive move to bolster disaster preparedness ahead of the monsoon season, the Province-level Disaster Management Team of the Armed Police Force (APF) No. 42 Shumshergunj Reserve Battalion, Banke, conducted a large-scale simulated emergency response drill in the Rapti River at Agaiya. According to Deputy Inspector Gene
Devi Ram Aryal, Chairman of the Malika Rural Municipality, informed that a meeting of the executive of the rural municipality held on 6 May took a decision to terminate the appointment of the employees as the office of the auditor general has repeatedly mentioned pay and perks paid to them as arrears. They were employed by previous local government.
The sixth session of the Lumbini Province Assembly is beginning today.
An agricultural cooperative at Tulsipur Sub-Metropolis-4 in the district
With the growing heat in the Tarai, the watermelon business has also boomed. Many locals are making good money from selling the fruit.
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the teachings of the Buddha are important for resolving the increasing unrest and conflict throughout the world. Addressing the 2569th Buddha Jayanti and Lumbini Day-2082 Main Ceremony at Buddha's birthplace, Lumbini today, PM Oli stated that the teachings and lessons of Buddha are significant for the world over time.
Weekly three flights are to be operated from Resunga airport in Gulmi in view of the increasing number of passengers.
Discussions on the Greater Lumbini Master Plan have been initiated when around 30 per cent of the Lumbini Master Plan still remains incomplete.
The 2569th Buddha Jayanti is being celebrated grandly in Lumbini. On this occasion, the Lumbini Development Trust (LDT) is organising various programmes from May 11 to 13.
Shaligram Festival has been organized for the first time in Ruru Kshetra Dham, the confluence of Palpa and Gulmi. A two-day Shaligram Festival began at th Ridi Rishikeshav Temple in Ruru from today with the aim of promoting Shaligram or precious stones found in Kaligandaki.
The Sikta Irrigation Project, national pride project which was started with the objective of ensuring irrigation facilities to about 43,000 hectares of land, has provided irrigation facilities to 22,000 hectares of land in Banke.
According to police, Ishwar Darlami, 24, and Sagar Darlami, 21, of Kawasoti died as their motorcycle (Lu 13 Pa 702) turned turtle on its way to Lokaha from Munde.