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The share of women registering industries is 50 percent higher

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  Kathmandu. Lately, it has been found that women's entrepreneurship has been increasing. It has been found that the number of women registering industry in the industry department has been increasing recently. According to women entrepreneurs, women's participation in small, home-based, and large-scale industries has started increasing due to the government's loan facility and legal concessions. With the issuance of Private Firm Registration (Eleventh Amendment) Rules by the government in 2074 BS and simplification of registration fees and loans, women's participation in the industry sector has increased. This regulation has provided Rs. 100 for women, Dalits, and poor people when registering industries up to Rs. According to the Department of Industry, women's participation has increased after this arrangement. So far, the number of women registering in the industry has reached 210,000. The total number of registered industries in the department so far is 455,071....

'Bhadaire Jhari' claimed the lives of 15 people

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  KATHMANDU: Fifteen people have lost their lives in heavy rains in different districts of the country since September 25.  The spokesperson of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority, Bishwaprakash Aryal, said that they lost their lives in the floods four days after September 25. According to him, three people have gone missing and 14 others have been injured during the period. Details of the damage are being collected. Efforts are being made to reopen some closed highways. According to the NEA, 100 people have lost their lives in monsoon-related incidents since June 12. During this period, 44 people have gone missing and 100 have been injured. The monsoon disaster has damaged 37 government offices, 16 community buildings and schools, 25 hydropower projects, 30 motorable bridges, and 30 suspension bridges.  Dozens of highways have been damaged and some have not been reopened yet. The Ministry of Home Affairs has stated that efforts are being made to...

Girl died of drowning in Gutter

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A girl has drowned at Kulo in Bijaynagar of Maharajgunj Municipality-11 of Kapilvastu district. Binita Dhobi, a 3-year-old daughter of Kamales Dhobi of Shivaraj Municipality-11 Thuniya, drowned on Monday evening, according to police. She died after falling into a ditch while playing on the road. The girl died while she was at home.

SIM given to students given SEE by Ncell for only Rs.1

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  Kathmandu. Ncell Axiata Limited has brought a special offer 'First SIM' for the students who have appeared for the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) of 2078 BS. Under the scheme, SEE students can purchase a prepaid SIM for Rs 1 and avail of various benefits including bonus balance, free MyFive service, and bonus data on recharge, the company said. The company has stated that this offer has come into operation from 15th September. Ncell has stated that all the students who have passed the SEE 2078 exam can get the 'First SIM' from the nearest Ncell Center.

Manpur-Dedhgaun bridge destroyed by Kaligandaki floods

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  Traffic has been disrupted after the Manpur-Dedhgaun bridge between East Nawalparasi-Baudikali and Tanahu was destroyed by the floods of Kali Gandaki. The flood in the Kaligandaki river on Tuesday washed away the Tanahun side (northeast) section of the bridge. The floods have washed away about 15 to 20 meters of land adjacent to the bridge. According to Chief Administrative Officer of Baudikali Village Municipality, Pradip Chandra Subedi, the bridge has been closed to traffic due to flooding. On Tuesday, the village municipality issued a notice informing the public that the traffic from there has been stopped. The north-eastern part of the bridge has been washed away by the floods in Gandaki after five days of rain. This remote northern bridge of East Nawalparasi connects Baudikali village and Ghiring village of Tanahu.

One month of Jaisingh Dhami's disappearance: Unnatural delay of the government in the investigation report

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  Preparations are underway to extend the term of the investigation committee formed for the fourth time to prepare the report within 10 days.  I will not talk about the Darchula incident today, I will talk tomorrow: Bal Krishna Khan, Home Minister The government has shown diplomatic helplessness in the disappearance of Jaisingh Dhami Mahakali of Darchula and has started delaying the investigation of the incident. Even a month after Dhami's disappearance, his condition has not been ascertained and no government investigation report has been prepared.  It has been exactly one month since Dhami went missing on Tuesday. The role of the government during this period has been seen as 'unnatural and dubious'. The government did not engage in diplomatic dialogue with India to bring the perpetrators to justice. Instead, the term of the committee formed to investigate the incident was extended three times. According to sources, the Home Ministry is preparing to extend the term of ...

Floods: 3,000 houses inundated, 900 damaged

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  Three thousand 180 houses have been inundated due to floods during this monsoon season. According to the Police Headquarters, 153 cowsheds, 60 bridges, 8 schools and 14 government offices including 900 houses have been damaged due to the landslide. A total of 1,087 animals have died since June 12. According to Police Spokesperson Senior Superintendent of Police Basanta Kunwar, 5,924 people from 1,209 households have been displaced due to 1,130 disasters during the period. As many as 91 people have died in floods and landslides in different parts of the country due to incessant rains in Nepal since the onset of the monsoon, according to police. The deceased has been identified as 46 men, 23 women, 10 boys, and 12 girls. A total of 116 people were injured in the floods and landslides during the period. Forty-four people have gone missing in the floods. The search for the missing continues. According to the Police Headquarters, 1,275 people have been rescued from various places.

Afghanistan: Death toll in Kabul attack 'rises to 90', could be further 'attacks'

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  A public health official has told the BBC the death toll from Thursday's attack at Kabul airport has risen to 90. The number of casualties is said to have exceeded 150. A Taliban official has said at least 28 Taliban members were among the Afghans who died. U.S. commanders are set to face further attacks in Afghanistan, a top military official has said. U.S. Central Command General Frank McKenzie has said Islamic State could carry out further attacks using a possible rocket or vehicle at Kabul airport. "We are doing everything we can to prepare," he said. The U.S. military is working intensely to carry out the evacuation in Afghanistan. The U.S. is preparing to carry out the rescue by August 31, in line with the agreement with the Taliban. On Thursday evening, he has said rescue efforts will continue amid the attack. Biden informed himself that commanders stationed in Kabul said the rescue of American and Afghan civilians could be carried out by the end of August. So fa...

Death of folk singer JB Tuhare

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  Kathmandu. Folk singer Juth Bahadur Khadki 'JB Tuhre' has passed away. The 78-year-old died at Bayodha Hospital on Thursday. His family members rushed him to the hospital after he was paralyzed at his home in Kalanki on August 20. Dr. involved in the treatment. According to Rohan Jha, he was rushed to the hospital with blood clots in his brain and limbs. The surgery could not be performed due to chronic diseases including heart, lung, diabetes, and high blood pressure. And, he died Thursday while undergoing treatment. According to Saral Sahyatri, the outgoing chairperson of the Jana Sanskritik Mahasangh, the body of the orphan, who is also a member of the second Constituent Assembly, will be laid to rest at the party office, Parisdanda from 1:30 pm to 2:00 pm. He will be buried at Pashupati Aryaghat today. Who are the JB orphans? Juth Bahadur Khadgi, who was born in the old bazaar of Dharan on October 3, 2001, started singing at an early age. After the death of his father Kri...

Mahendra's 'mysterious' death

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  Some of the old people who speculated that King Mahendra's death was 'mysterious' may not be true, but due to lack of research, the secrets were lost along with his body. King Mahendra, who returned to a British hospital in 2024 after undergoing intensive care for a heart problem for the first time, is worried about the creation of a nation called Bangladesh after the partition of Pakistan. According to AK Yadav, a former official of the Research and Analysis Bureau (RAW) in Delhi, the plan was made by Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to divide the Nepal Terai. King Mahendra was a big 'villain' in India's eyes to thwart his plan to keep his security under an umbrella. Therefore, Indira Gandhi knew that it was not possible to divide or make Nepal non-existent as long as she lived. King Mahendra had been living in Dayalo Bungalow of Chitwan since 3 January 2028 BS. Her health condition was normal. He was writing poems, humming songs, joking, meeting locals, o...

Landslide blocks road in Udipur of Dumre-Besishahar road section

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  The Udaipur road section under Dumre-Besishahar road has been blocked due to continuous rains. The road has been blocked due to continuous rain since Thursday afternoon. The road has been blocked due to a landslide in Deuralidanda of Besishahar Municipality-1, Udaipur. A team comprising Chief District Officer Hom Prasad Luintel, Lamjung Police Chief DSP Krishna Bahadur Karki, and others are taking initiative to open the road after observing the landslide area. According to DSP Karki, vehicles other than ambulances and motorcycles have been stopped at Besishahar from Besishahar and Dumre from Dumre. Chief Division Engineer of Dumre-Besishahar-Chame Road Project Amit Kumar Shrestha said that the blocked road will be opened by Friday evening by opening a new track. A landslide has also occurred on the Kharkhare hill of Besishahar Municipality-6 Chandisthan under Besishahar-Chame road due to the landslide. The Lamjung road has been blocked since Thursday night due to the landslide.

Narasimha Jatra is being celebrated in Patan today

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  The Narasimha Jatra is being celebrated today in Patan, the oldest and most beautiful of the three cities in the Kathmandu Valley. Every year on the occasion of Bhadra Krishna Panchami, the Dev Brahmin community, known as the indigenous Brahmins of the valley, has a tradition of making the pilgrimage to Patan. Chairman of the Rajopadhyay Society Sanjay Sharma Rajopadhyay said that the Narasimha Jatra will be held this year from the house of 79-year-old Komleshananda Rajopadhyay of Valanimha Guthi, a resident of Lalitpur Corporation-20 Gabhal. He said, "In addition to this ward, a total of 120 Rajopadhyay families in ward no. 16 Mangalbazar and ward no. 19 Purnachandi make a pilgrimage on the basis of seniority.   Sharma informed that many of the calamities, diseases, fears, fears, storms, and disasters that would befall the country during the procession would be eradicated. As the lineage of one of the six clans of the Rajopadhyaya family has not increased, four other N...

Prime Minister Deuba tried to become a dictator: Singh

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  Leader of the ruling Nepali Congress, Prakash Man Singh, has accused party president and prime minister Sher Bahadur Deuba of trying to become a dictator. Speaking at a program organized by the Nepal Women's Association, Kathmandu, on the occasion of the 25th memorial day of Mangaladevi Singh on Thursday, Singh said that he was interested in active membership of the party and would not tolerate any attempt to become a dictator without treating her with respect. He said that Deuba should not keep the active members of his party within any time limit and should not treat others only in terms of the policy. Leader Singh said that the party's constitution was violated to hold the general convention which should be held every four years even though the chairman Deuba knew it.   'Would this be the case now if the law, the process, the incumbent, the party president, but knowing that the general convention is held every four years after becoming the party president and not doi...

Government decides to give Rs 1 million to the family of missing Jaisingh Dhami in Mahakali

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  Kathmandu: The government has decided to provide one million rupees as financial assistance to the family of Jaisingh Dhami who went missing in the Mahakali River.  According to Gyanendra Bahadur Karki, spokesperson of the government and Minister for Law, Justice, and Parliamentary Affairs, the cabinet meeting on Thursday decided to provide Rs 1 million to the family of Jaisingh Dhami who went missing after the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) fell into the Mahakali River.  Dhami went missing in the Mahakali River on July 31 while crossing the river. His condition is still unknown.  The government has formed a committee to investigate the incident and submit a report. 

Rain with lightning in some parts of five states

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  Kathmandu: There is a possibility of rain with lightning in some places of State-1, State-2, Bagmati, Gandaki, and Lumbini today. According to meteorologist Sajina Shakya, it is still raining in some parts of the Bagmati and Lumbini provinces. He said that there is a possibility of light to moderate rain in many places tonight as well. He said that the monsoon has become more active since yesterday and there is a possibility of heavy rain at night than during the day. Meteorologist Shakya informed that there is a possibility of heavy rain in the next few days in State-1, State-2, Bagmati, Gandaki, and Lumbini as well as some places in the far west and Karnali. 

Now we will try to unite all the left and democratic forces: Madhav Nepal

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  Interview Former Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal is a leader who has spent more than four decades in Nepal's communist movement. He has also spent the same amount of time as a fellow traveler of the CPN-UML and its current chairman KP Oli. However, he has now left his own party, the CPN-UML, and left Sahyatri Oli to form a new party, the CPN (Unified Socialist). While leaving the UML and forming a new party, he has given up the opportunity to lead not only the most popular party but also many cadres of that party, leaders close to him and again the largest party. In this situation, the leader has broken even for the time being with about a dozen influential leaders who are considered to be trusted characters of Nepal. After the formation of the new party, Dipesh Shahi's conversation with Leader Nepal about the reasons, current strategy and possibilities for a new magazine: He re-established the parliament and formed an alternative government saying that his own party's ...

The baby died when the municipality did not provide an ambulance

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  Dailekh: Manju Vik's one-and-a-half-month-old daughter suddenly had trouble breathing. She took her daughter to Lakandra Primary Health Center on Tuesday morning. The health workers did their best to treat the baby. He was referred to Surkhet Provincial Hospital at around 2 pm after his health did not improve. After being referred to Surkhet by the health center, the baby's relatives informed the village municipality for an ambulance. They did not have the money to pay for the ambulance immediately. Even when he requested village chairman Dhir Bahadur Shahi for an ambulance, he was told that an ambulance could not be sent without paying cash. The newborn died of pneumonia as he could not be taken to Surkhet immediately. When the village municipality refused to lend an ambulance, the baby did not stay. It is 113 kilometers from Thatikandh village municipality to Surkhet. The village municipality refused to send an ambulance until the required Rs 9,000 was paid.  An ambulance ...

CPN (Unified Socialist) leader Metmani Chaudhary has claimed that the CPN (Unified Socialist) will become the largest party in the country within four months.

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  The proposed CPN (Unified Socialist) has decided not to give party membership to the reinstated professors, teachers, and staff. The party headed by Madhav Kumar Nepal has applied for registration with the Election Commission. Article 9 of the party constitution mentions the provision of ordinary members, where it is stated that only a person who has not been reinstated in the post of professor, teacher, or staff of an autonomous institution owned or controlled by the Government of Nepal, the state government or the local level can become an ordinary member. Similarly, Nepali citizens who have completed 18 years of age will be able to take ordinary membership. However, there must be a person who has not been sentenced to imprisonment for corruption, extortion, human trafficking, sale and distribution of drugs, export or import, money laundering, kidnapping, or other criminal offenses. The legislature has made an arrangement to apply for general membership in the ward party commit...

We will form a big party together with Prachanda, Baburam, Vaidya and Biplob: Metmani Chaudhary

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  CPN (Unified Socialist) leader Metmani Chaudhary has claimed that the CPN (Unified Socialist) will become the largest party in the country within four months. Chaudhary said that there would be unity between the CPN-Maoist Center and the Madhav Kumar Nepal-led CPN (Unified Socialist) Party. "Four months ago, the possibility of unity between our CPN (Unified Socialist) and the Maoist center has increased," he said, adding that "necessary discussions and preparations are underway." The matter between us has moved forward. ' Chaudhary also claimed that a strong party would be formed by uniting other communist elements including Dr. Baburam Bhattarai, Mohan Vaidya Kiran, and Netra Bikram Chand 'Biplava'.   "We are in the process of uniting with the Maoists and other smaller parties," he said. "We are on track to become the largest party in the country in four months."

7 states is impractical, 10 states should be created: Yadav

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  Biratnagar: Janata Samajwadi Party Chairman Upendra Yadav has said that he will move ahead by institutionalizing the achievements gained from the movement. Addressing an orientation program of the party in Biratnagar on Wednesday, Yadav said that the party would move ahead by institutionalizing the achievements of the Jana Andolan and Madhes Andolan as the forces were still active to reverse the achievements of the past.  Yadav claims that the country has regressed many times due to the failure to institutionalize the achievements of 2007 BS and 2046 BS. He said, "If the achievement of 2062/63 is not institutionalized, then regressive groups like KP Oli will start reversing it." He said that the constitution would be modified by correcting the flaws in the constitution by institutionalizing the federal democratic republic that came from long sacrifices and agitation. He said that the constitution would be amended by institutionalizing federalism. "The current seven sta...

Accused of killing Priyanka Bhujel in Sarlahi made public

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  Malanga: The killer of 14-year-old Priyanka Bhujel of Raniganj in Sarlahi's Lalbandi Municipality-17 has been made public by the police. Krishna Sah, 19, and Anish Dahal, 19, of the same place have been made public by the police at a press conference on Monday evening. According to Santosh Singh Rathore, Superintendent of Police, District Police Office, Sarlahi, the two have given a statement to the police. Police have made public the names of the two accused who were arrested on September 20. Priyanka had gone missing from her house on July 16 at 11:30 pm. Priyanka's father Rajesh Bhujel had lodged a complaint at the Area Police Office, Lalbandi on December 13 saying that his daughter was missing. While the police were interrogating various people of the village, it was reported that two youths of the village had also gone missing since the same day. Police then arrested Sah and Dahal. While interrogating the arrested youth, they said that Priyanka's body was buried at B...

6 injured in Salyan bus accident

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  Salyan: Six persons were injured in a bus accident in Salyan on Monday evening. The bus (Na 7 Kha 1848) heading to Chhatreswari village from Srinagar of the district met with an accident at Kanchi Mod of Chhatreswari-3 Pedikhola. All the injured are from Chhatreswari Gaonpalika-4. Ramita Dangi, 22, Tulsa Bista, 28, Tilakumari Rawat, 26, Deepa Pun, 21, Sharmila Khatri, 27, and Sarita Khatri, 35, were injured in the incident, said Arjun Poudel, Information Officer at District Police Office, Salyan. All the injured have been treated in Srinagar. According to the police, all of them sustained minor injuries. The cause of the accident is being investigated and the driver of the bus has absconded, police said. 

Gaijatra festival is being celebrated all over the country today

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  Kathmandu: The traditional cultural festival 'Gaijatra', which is celebrated for eight days every year from Bhadra Krishna Pratipada to Ashtami, is being launched across the country by organizing various programs on Monday. In the memory of the relatives who have passed away within a year, today a cow or a person is adorned as a cow and circulated in their respective areas and they are given milk, fruits, bread, chewing gum, curd as well as grains and substances by the devotees. There is a religious belief that people who die during the year cross the Vaitarani by holding the tail of a cow.  It is a historical fact that the festival was started on the basis of King Pratap Malla's order to the people to go around the city in the name of the dead in their homes to show the world that their queen should be mourned in the same way. As the queen's mind could not be calmed by this, it is rumored that satire has been practiced as per the order to hold various comedy and sati...

559,000 doses of estrogen vaccine arrived from Japan

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  Kathmandu: The estrogen vaccine provided by Japan through the Covax facility has arrived in Nepal. Japan had provided 1.6 million doses of estrogen vaccine to Nepal through the Covax facility.   Today, in the last phase, at 9:45 am, 559,360 doses of vaccine arrived in Nepal. Out of 1.6 million doses of estrogen vaccine, 2 lakh 8 thousand 700 doses have been delivered to Nepal on September 20 and 900,000 doses have been received in July last year. According to the management department, out of 1.6 million vaccines, 900,000 vaccines were given to the citizens above 65 years of age who received the first dose of covsild in Chait.  The current vaccine will be given to the citizens who have received the first dose of Covisilde in Provinces 1 and 2. Dr. Jhalak Sharma, Chief of Child Health and Vaccination Branch, informed that the vaccine will be given as the second dose of Covisild in Provinces 1 and 2. Earlier, vaccines of Covisild 24.48 million Covisild, 7.4 million d...