Nepal Airlines Twin Otter Aircraft/Plane Crashed in Arghakhachi Disctric 16th February 2014

Nepal Airlines Twin Otter Aircraft/Plane Crashed in Arghakhachi Disctric 16th February 2014

A Visiter Boy Jailed By SSP Ramesh Kharel

A boy entered in the office room of SSP Ramesh Kharel. He entered saying,"Dai Namaste". SSP Ramesh Kharel usually gives a nice visit to anyone who comes to visit him. But this time SSP reacted differently. He said in angry mood, 'who let this guy to come here? Push him in jail directly'. 

The lad was Balaram Sapkota, a renowened bussinessman of Kathmandu for his illegal earning.  Balaram is commonly known as 'Bale' among peoples. He is also known as 'Casino King'. It is known that Bale was able to buy police officers with his money and earn easily in illegal way. But this time SSP Ramesh Kharel a renowned police officer who is known for his loyality was able to catch him from his own office. Bale currently works in Royal and Everest Casino in Nepal. 

Sex and Gender Discrimination in Nepal : Watch Video Online Free

This post is dedicated to sex discrimination in Nepal with a video about it. In Nepal, sex discriminatory attitude towards men and women have existed for generations. It is affecting the lives of both genders; male and female. Although the constitution of Nepal has granted both men and women equal rights, gender disparity still remains.

There are limited opportunities for female in every sector in Nepal. There is traditionally demand for men to participate in official work such as armed forces, police force etc. There is not any specific research on sex discrimination of Nepal. But most of research is mostly in favour of men over women. Due to a lack of objective research on gender discrimination against men in Nepal, it is perceived that it is only women who are suffering. But there are many men who are suffering from sex discrimination. The research on sex discrimination in Nepal often conducted is selectively sampled, where men are left out of the picture. Women of Nepal are perceived to be disadvantaged at work, and conclusions are drawn that their capabilities of women are often underestimated.

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No film artist to represent in the Constituent Assembly 2070

When the Constituent Assembly (CA) membership hopeful film directors Deepak Shrestha and Himgyap Lama couldn’t make it to the CPN (Maoist) list, there will be no film artists to represent in the current CA.

They were included in the preliminary list of CA members under the proportional representation (PR) electoral system. In the similar way, actor Bhuwan KC also couldn’t make it to the list of CPN (UML). Bhuwan has organized a press meet in protest of being rejected twice by the party.

Other film personalities who had tried their luck in the electoral system Uddhav Poudel and Remeshjung Rayamajhi had failed to win enough votes to win the election. Another hopeful, actress Rekha Thapa failed to participate in the election because of her failure to register herself in the voting list.

The only CA member related to Nepali film industry is Rambir Manandhar. Manandhar, the owner of Astha Narayan theater, had won the election under electoral voting system in CPN (UML) seat. Although actor/director Nir Shah might still be hopeful, his chance to be included in the remaining 26 seats in the CA is very slim.

New Load Shedding Schedule- Nepal Electricity Authority's New Routine Effective from 5th January, 2014 (Poush 21, 2070)

Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has increased the load-shedding to 80 hours from 63 hours a week with effect from January 5, 2014 (21st Poush, 2070). As per the new schedule, electricity will be cut 3 days (12 hours per day) and 3 days (11 hours per day). Nepalese people will have to suffer lack of electricity for 11 and 12 hours everyday.

Here is a Detail List of Latest and New Load shedding Schedule - Effective from January 5, 2014 (Push 21, 2070)

Bhuwan KC became the victim of politics, for the second time

Despite of his desperate attempt, actor Bhuwan KC has failed to get a Constituent Assembly (CA) membership. In the final list of CPN (UML) candidates nominated as CA members under the proportional representation (PR) electoral system, Bhuwan’s name is missing.

 

A standing committee meeting, held at Gokarna Resort, has chosen the 84 PR members from the list of 335 names submitted to the Election Commission before the election. The party has become the second largest party after winning 91 seats under direct voting.

Bhuwan was selected to represent the party in Kathmandu Constituency no.1 but, was forced to withdraw in the last hours. Bidhya Neupane had replaced him in the election. At that time, he was assured the seat in PR. After the final list was made public, Bhuwan has become the victim, the second time.

FIFA WORLD CUP TROPHY UNVEILED IN NEPAL!

For the first time in the history, FIFA World Cup Trophy has landed in Nepal today! The authentic cup of the World Cup tournament was unveiled in Nepal today at Dashrath stadium amongst 7,500+ lucky observers. Mr. Ram Baran Yadav, President of Nepal revealed the World Cup Trophy in presence of several officials and selected winners of Coca-Cola scheme attendees.

Speaking at the event at Dashrath stadium, Ram Baran Yadav said that this was that most precious moment after recent CA elections in the country. Yadav was the only person in Nepal who was allowed to physically touch the trophy. This is because only former World Cup-winning captains and heads of state are allowed to touch the trophy according to the FIFA rules.

The event followed by a photo session for VIPs, footballers, ANFA and National Sports Council officials. Team Nepal was also seen posing with the trophy.

The trophy was brought to Nepal from Bhutan today on a private FIFA’s jet plane. The plane landed at the Tribhuvan International Airport at 11:50 am and the Trophy was taken straight to the Dashrath stadium amidst a tight security in the valley. The trophy remained at stadium until 6:00 PM and is taken to at Hotel Soaltee Crowne Plaza for a night before it is taken to India tomorrow.

Coca-Cola Company in partnership with FIFA and All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) brought the most coveted trophy of football to Nepal. The global trophy tour by Coca-Cola kicked off with an official launch ceremony in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on 12 September 2013 and will be taken around 90 countries before reaching the same Brazil for the 2014 World Cup.

Did you get chance to observer the Trophy? We would love to hear your views.

Rekha is a very happy mother of four children

After finishing the social work tour form Jogbudha-1, Dadeldhura, Rekha Thapa expressed her happiness saying, “I am extremely happy today. My social work effort has been successful.”

She added, “Today’s meeting with the Raute brothers of Jogbudha VDC’s was a very good opportunity to hear about their hardships and struggle. I can never forget the love, respect and nearness the community had shown to me.”

Rekha Thapa has adopted four children and she says, “From today, I am the guardian of three daughters and a son. That has given me immense pleasure.” She thanked everybody for the love and support. She also thanked the Rekha Thapa Foundation members for the help and support for the social work.

Rekha received a very warm welcome at the Raute community. We, eVideoBuzz team wishing Rekha Thapa to do more social works in future.

Let's Dare to Dream! The changing face of Kathmandu in next three years

HOW KATHMANDU IS CHANGING OVER NEXT THREE YEARS!

You wouldn’t believe how the face of Kathmandu is changing over next three years, or at least has been proposed to change. Nepal government’s visionary plan of overhauling the capital’s ring road structure has kicked off already and it will be interesting to see fantastic changes in road infrastructure developments of the valley.

Eight lanes with a four-lane carriageway, two-way relief lane, two-way bicycle track and two –way pedestrian path with necessary bus bay, overhead bridge, parking and more; similar to roads of developed international cities in a nutshell.

The first phase of the Kathmandu Ring Road Improvement Project that has started already will work on 9-km Koteshwor-Kalanki stretch of the 27-km Ring Road. You can see the proposed image of the expansion below.

The project involving Chinese contractor Shanghai Construction Group Company and Department of Roads of Nepal Government has been initiated with financial and technical support of the Chinese Government. A model road of 550 meters will be completed by end of this year (Chaitra) around Ekantakuna-Gwarko section. The controversial overhead pedestrian bridge at Kalanki will be demolished and new pedestrian bridges will be constructed at Satdobato, Ekantakuna and Gwarko. An underground tunnel will also be constructed to connect Kalanki and Swayambhu according to the improvement project.

The total project is estimated to cost more than 5 billion Nepali Rupees and will take around three years, according to the Department of Roads. The funds are based on China’s annual grant assistance to Nepal. China has been providing an annual grant assistance of 200 million yuan (Rs 2.6b) to Nepal, raising the amount by one-third of the existing assistance under the technical and economic cooperation after the visit of Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao last year.

Kathmandu’s Ringroad was built in 1970s with assistance from Chinese Government itself and it’s indeed good to see the government (chinese) undertaking this visionary improvement project to transform Kathmandu!

Do you think all this proposed plan is possible in next three years? How optimistic are you??

Four trade routes being upgraded to six-lane

KATHMANDU, DEC 10 - The government is upgrading four important trade routes to six-lane to facilitate bilateral trade with India and China.

Out the four routes, upgradation work has already started on Butwal-Belhiya and Rani-Itahari routes, while the work on Surya Binayak-Dhulikhel and Birjung-Pathalaiya sections is yet to begin.

Based on the importance of the routes, the Department of Roads (DoR) had implemented “Trade Route Improvement Project” to upgrade and widen the four selected sections of trade routes to six lanes three years ago.

The four routes play a vital role in the bilateral trade with the neighbouring countries.

Narrow roads , traffic congestions and lack of parking facility have long remained as major problems on these routes, according to traders.

“The widening of the road sections is expected to help make timely delivery of goods allowing easy movement of large trucks and containers,” said Shankar Prasad Pandey, chairman of Trade Committee of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI).

He said despite increased traffic, the road infrastructure remained the same for years hindering cross-borders trade.

According to the Doing Business Index 2013 released last month by the World Bank, Nepal has not made any reforms when it comes to cross-border trade. The country slipped to 177th position in the trading across borders indicator in DBI 2013 from 173 earlier. Exporting a standard container requires 11 documents, takes 42 days and costs $2,295 from Nepal, according to the report.

Despite the need for an urgent upgradation, the department has not been able to carry out construction on all four sections at once due to budget constraints.

With the government failing to allocate adequate resources, the department is considering upgrade the 15.4 km Suryabinayak-Dhulikhel section of the Araniko Highway with soft loan from the Japan government. Similarly, a study is being carried out for the improvement of Birgunj-Pathlaiya (28 km) section under the build-own-operate and transfer (BOOT) modality.

“We are studying the feasibility for upgrading the road from Raxual to Pathlaiya under the BOOT system,” said Gopal Prasad Sigdel, chief of the Asset Management, Contract Management and Quality Control Project of the department, which oversees the Trade Route Improvement Project.

He said Japan International Corporation Agency (JICA) has been holding a study, expressing interest in providing soft loans to Nepal for the Suryabinayak-Dhulikhel section.

Department officials said Japan as expressed interest in providing the loan at 0.1 percent interest with a 30-year repayment period and 10-year grace period. The Tinkune-Suryabinayak section was also upgraded to six-lane under the Japanese grant assistance.

The Suryabinayak-Dhukhil section is estimated to require around Rs 3 billion, Birgunj-Pathalaiya Rs 5 billion, Butwal-Bhairahawa Rs 2.6 billion and Rani-Itahari Rs 4 billion. The government has planned to take the Rani-Itahari road to Dharan. The officials said the work is expected to complete within the next five-seven years.

The government this fiscal year provided Rs 940 million to the project (all four routes).

Currently, the department is working on a 5-km stretch of the Butwal-Belhiya (24.04 km) route and a 3-km stretch of the Rani-Itahari route.

Sigdel said that they would hire contractors for an additional 6-km stretch of the Butwal-Belhiya section and 5-km stretch of the Rani-Itahari section this year.

According to the department, the contractors will widen the road to six-lane (including a service lane) and also improve junctions by constructing bus stops, installing traffic and road safety measures, including road markings, signs and bridges.

Meanwhile, the government is also improving a 33-km section of the Narayanghat-Mugling road to the Asian Highway standard under a separate project named “Nepal-India Regional Trade and Transport Project”. (-Source: eKantipur.com)

BBC Sajha Sawal Episode 317: Dispute on President & Constitution Writing | 10th December 2013

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Cash Worth Rs.23.1 Million of Nabil Bank Looted at Malakheti in Kailali

KATHMANDU, DECEMBER 10 - A vehicle carrying Rs. 23.1 million of Nabil Bank, heading from Mahendranagar to Dhangadi, was robbed by unidentified masked men today.

The heist took place at Malakheti-3, Chaukidanda along the Mahendranagar-Attaria road section when the vehicle was ferrying the cash from Mahendranagar branch of Nabil Bank to Nepal Rastra Bank's branch in Dhangadi.

According to police, four armed people dressed as traffic policemen stopped the vehicle mid-way and took control of the bank employees before making off with the cash. Police said the robbers had absconded with the money after taking the vehicle some three kilometers into the forest from the road.

The four employees of the bank were found at Kaluwapur in Kanchanpur, all in a blindfolded state. DIG of the Far Western Region Narayan Bastakoti has informed that police personnel have been deployed extensively around the region where the heist took place. (#Source: ImageKhabar.com)

ICC World Cup Qualifier Team Nepal Squad Announced by CAN

A 15-member Squad has been announced by the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) for the ICC WC Qualifiers tournament, that is going to take place in New Zealand from 13th January to 1st February, 2014.

The first choice 15 member squad includes Paras Khadka (captain), Gyanendra Malla (vice Captain), Sompal Kami, Shakti Gauchan, Sharad Vesawakar, Basant Regmi, Pradeep Airee, Binod Bhandari, Prithu Baskota, Anil Mandal, Subash Khakurel (wicket keeper), Jitendra Mukhiya, Avinash Karna, Sagar Pun and Mahesh Chhetri.

Rahul V.K, Amrit Bhattarai, RamNaresh Giri and Naresh Bahadur Budhayair have also been selected as the reserves.

The inclusion of a young pace bowler Sompal Kami came after his impressing performance in the U-19 National Tournament as well as in the matches of Journey to World Cup where Nepal came second after losing to Air India team in the final.

Also, Prithu Baskota got back to the team after recovering from a knee injury that kept him sidelined in the T20 World Cup Qualifying matches.

Team Nepal has been included alongside UAE, Scotland, Hong Kong and Canada in the Group A for e 50-over (One-Dayers) World Cup.

All the best Team Nepal!

400 Nepali migrants await repatriation

DOHA , DEC 10 - Police in Qatar have taken 400 migrant Nepali workers to the ‘deportation centre’ after they began a protest against their employer Exblowra Company, asking the Qatar i authority to arrange for their safe passage home.

The workers claimed that the company did not provide them agreed salary and food allowance.

The company on Thursday shifted the Nepali workers from its labour camp in Al Shahaniya to a new location in New Sailiya.

“Our basic salary is 450 riyals and there is no food allowance. The company does not provide at the new camp and there is no shop nearby,” said Ramendra Mahato of Siraha who has been working at the company for the past six years.

The police cordoned off the camp on Friday after the disgruntle workers intensified their protest to press their demands.

“We demanded to provide a  basic salary of 900 riyals and additional 300 riyals for food as fixed by the government. We decided to return home as the company failed to address our demand,” said Ram Babu Yadav of Dhanusha, adding that the company had even charged them for visa.  

Labour attaché Indra Dev Pandey at Nepali Embassy in Qatar said that the company agreed to raise the salary but the workers could not be convinced.

He informed that the workers would be repatriated to Nepal once the company provides their perks and salaries. “We will arrange air tickets and start sending them home from Tuesday,” said Pandey.  (#Source: eKantipur.com)

Nepathya to Organize Musical Journey for the Peace of Nepal

Biratnagar, Dec. 2: Nepathya, a musical band, has made preparation to organize Education Musical Journey for Peace-2070 musical campaign from December 6 to 10.

The musical campaign will be started from Chitwan and will reach Biratchowk, Morang, Damak, Jhapa and other 10 different places across the country, the band said.

The band has already organized such musical campaigns since 2002 to 2012 across the country under the slogan of Education for Peaceful and Beautiful Nepal.

Main objectives of organizing such campaign are to create peaceful environment for the education of children affected by violence and war, said Arjun Rai, programme coordinator.

Fund collected from the musical programme will be used for the welfare of children, he added.

Girl raped in Siraha

GOLBAZAAR , Mangsir 19

A girl has become pregnant through rape in Siraha . The incident comes just when the 16-day campaign against violence against women (VAW) is being marked across the country.

Although the rape had taken place six months back, the family members of the victim decided to make it public on Tuesday.

The victim, a 14-year-old girl with the surname Saha of Bhawanipur Kalabanjar-6 was raped by 32-year-old Kishori Saha from the same locality. The victim said the youth raped her at his house after he called her to his house to clean dishes.

She reported the case to the police at the Ilaka Police Office, Lahan on Tuesday. The girl also said that Saha has threatened to kill her if she reported the incident to anyone. The girl's mother had known that her daughter was pregnant only six months after and the crime had come to light.

Police have been mobilised to nab the culprit Saha, said the Ilaka Police Office, Lahan. RSS

Tribhuvan University TU announces Admissions for Masters First Year (MBS,MA ,M.Ed, LLM), LLB, 1 yr .Bed

TU announces admissions for Masters Degree First year (MBS, MA, M. Ed., LLM), LLB, 1 yr .B. Ed.

Tribhuvan University ‘s Faculty of Humanities and Social sciences, faculty of Management, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Law and Faculty of Science and Technology and affiliated campuses announces admissions notice for the year 2068/2069 for Masters level first year, LLB First year, One year B.Ed etc.

The admission deadline and class dates are as follows

Application Form Distribution from : 2070 Mangsir 10

Deadline for submission of application form: 2070 Mangsir 30

Class starts from: 2070 Poush 10

End of class: 2071 Ashoj 15

Final Examination: up to 2071 Kartik

Result Publication: By the end of Chaitra 2071

Merit list will be published by the campuses in their convenience

Students have to fill application form from each campus in which they want to get admitted.

Students have to submit recently taken photo and the photocopy of the marksheet along with the application form.

Campuses have to submit the TU registration form of admitted students to Tribhuvan University exam controller office within 2070 Magha Last

Campuses has to submit the registration number of admitted students up to 2071 Jestha last.

This notice is not applicable for Master in Science first year admission for which seperately notice has already been published by Dean offices and colleges have to follow the already published notice of Dean office.

For more information contact related institues, faculty, department and campus.

A rare (open) picture of the marker stone believed to mark the exact location of the birth of lord Buddha

A rare (open) picture of the marker stone believed to mark the exact location of the birth of lord Buddha. Now it has been enclosed by glass panels.
Read more: http://dro.dur.ac.uk/11427/1/11427.pdf

Nepal Telecom To Provide WI-FI, For Free!

Great news for those fond of having internet on the go, without having to pay a single rupee! Nepal Telecom (NT) will be providing free WI-FI internet service in the capital as well as in various places across the country for almost three months.

NT will be installing ‘hotspot’ in various places around the Valley as part of the first level of their project under corporate social responsibility. It has already started providing such service in venues such as Tribhuvan International Airport, Bir Hospital, and Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital of Maharajgunj. Next in line is Shahid Gangalal National Heart Centre.

The telecom network aims to install such wifi hotspots in approximately 500 areas across the country. It targets places where there is more hustle and bustle. NT intends to provide services mainly for hospitals, restaurants, airports, shopping malls, tourist spots and bus stops among others.

50 Families at Sinkhole Risk, 18 Displaced in Pokhara

Pokhara, November 30th, 2013- With sinkhole formation continuing at Armala VDC in Kaski, 50 families are at risk. Eighteen families have already been displaced after their houses and land started caving in after sinkholes formed near the Majhuwa stream.

Sinkholes formed near the Majhuwa stream at Armala VDC in Kaski district have chilled local residents to the bone

Secretary of the local natural disaster management committee, Dhan Bahadur Karki, said vehicular movement halted after the road in the area started caving in on Saturday.

Efforts to let underground water flow through a canal as per geologists’ advices have appeared to be ineffective. “We dug a three-meter deep canal to let underground water flow.

However, water did not come out as expected. Instead the canal started caving in,” said VDC secretary Ram Chandra Poudel. Geologists Lilanatlh Rimal and Kushalnandan Pokharel had submitted a preliminary report, calling on the authorities to let underground water flow in order to immediately curb the problem.

Meanwhile, Minister for Local Development Bidhyadhar Mallik and Secretary Shanta Bahadur Shrestha on Saturday inspected the affected site. After inspecting the area, Mallik said the sinkhole problem is a matter of grave concern and that he would take initiatives to resolve it. “I will put the matter in the Cabinet and seek an end to it,” he said.

Kaski Chief District Officer Yadav Prasad Koirala said efforts for the management of underground water were going on. (source: eKantipur.com)