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Friday, December 30, 2016

China says to hold first military drills with Nepal next year

While China and India have tried to improve ties, a festering border dispute and deep mutual suspicions remain.Speaking at a monthly news conference, Chinese Defence Ministry spokesman Yang Yujun said that China and Nepal’s militaries had in recent years had many forms of exchanges.China and Nepal had been in “initial communication” about joint army exercises, and details would be announced in due tome, Yang said without giving details.The ministry said on its website this would be the first joint military exercises between the two countries. China will hold its first military drills with Nepal next year, China’s Defence Ministry said on Thursday, in a move that could unnerve neighboring India.China is vying to increase its influence in landlocked Nepal, which serves as a natural buffer between China and India, challenging India’s long-held position as the dominant outside power.

Intercast marriage in Nepal

One of the most striking public display of the truth on what the people think about their caste was seen when model and journalist Samriddhi Rai told that she didn’t want to marry the guy in her own caste. She told she didn’t want to look at a Rai guy, because she was forced by her family members to do so. She told she wanted to be a Nepali rather than a girl of Rai-clan. Intercaste marriage is still a taboo in Nepali society. People have higher affiliation towards their own religion. Young generations are also obsessed by the caste and even the Gotra, a religious categorization of people in the society.

Arpan Sharma Kattel Interview

The memory boy Arpan Sharma Kattel is the student of MBS. According to him he did not know his capacity before so he was able to get only 77 percent marks. In Inter, he secured 65 percent. According to him, it was not less for that time as he did not know the tricks of using memory. Arpan Sharma Kattel has kept a world record due to his talent. Mr. Sharma has beat the last record of 40 words’ memory by Hyderabad dweller Jay Singh. “We take our brain in wholesome. In a look, it seems there is only one brain. But according to the scientists, our brain is divided into two parts – right brain and left brain. There is only 10 percent capacity of left brain, whereas, there is 90 percent capacity of right brain. People even die without using that 90 percent of the brain. This is the reason why 99.99 percent of the population are unsuccessful because they do not utilize their 90 percent of the brain. I use right brain to memorize anything so I can memorize any number of sequence memory and can memorize very fast,” says Arpan Sharma Kattel, Mr. Memory. The memory boy Arpan Sharma Kattel is the student of MBS. According to him he did not know his capacity before so he was able to get only 77 percent marks. In Inter, he secured 65 percent. According to him, it was not less for that time as he did not know the tricks of using memory.

Man killed his wife for not dressing according to his desire

The woman also had a freedom and she is free to do whatever she wants
and free to wear whatever she likes but the man was so insecure with her
that it lead him to kill his own wife. He was jealous with her and he
didn’t like the ways he dressed. We can clearly see how cheap the
mentality of the man was.

He was boosting about being a man and he ended up killing his 21 year
old wife. The woman had not done anything; her only mistake was she
didn’t listen to him and his rule. She wore a dress she liked and it
took her to the death.
A 21-year-old woman was allegedly murdered by her husband for violating
his “dress code” as she continued to wear jeans and T-shirt which he
disapproved for her. The accused, a 24-year-old man identified as Ranjit
Nishad, is absconding. After repeated arguments with his wife, Pooja,
over wearing jeans and T-shirt a few days back, the accused allegedly
assaulted and killed the woman, locked the house and fled. The crime
came to light on Friday after neighbors smelt odor of the decomposed
body emanating from the house in Gultekadi area.

A day after the victim’s decomposed body was recovered from her
residence at Meenatai Thackeray slums in Gultekdi, the Swargate police
said the postmortem report revealed that Pooja was allegedly throttled
to death. This is really sickening video, how a conservative mind was
leading a guy to commit a crime. This is a very shameful case as a man
killed his wife just for wearing a dress that he didn’t like.

Thursday, December 29, 2016

Man accused of raping girl sent to custody

Gaushala (Mahottari), Nov 29: The District Court on Monday has beatific a man accused of raping a four-year-old babe to custody.

Kumar Bhujel, 18, of Gaushala Municipality-2 took the babe who was arena abreast her abode in the belt to a sugarcane acreage and raped her on November 1, badge said. Following the incident, Bhujel was arrested on November 2. -RSS

This Story About Prachanda And Baburam

From Libang convention, Prachanda and Baburam duo started their nefarious designs to destroy and discredit the party’s revolutionary image. The 12-point New Delhi agreement was the climax to sabotage the revolutionary way. The agreement was a well planned design of Prachanda and Baburam, who signed the agreement when two of our leaders Mohan Baidhya Kiran and C.P. Gajurel were in prison in India. We have now realized that this was a conspiracy. When our party was almost in a position to capture power and establish Nepal as the People’s Republic they surrendered with expansionist and revisionist forces.Ours’ is the mainstream Maoist party with a revolutionary zeal. All revolutionaries who fought 12 years of war with the state are with us. I think CPN-Maoist will show its strength. This is a part of a rebellion against the agents of foreign expansionist, reactionary and regressive forces. After the signing of the 12-point agreement, a section of people like Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda and Baburam Bhattarai, in disguise as Maoists, destroyed our revolutionary party. We have warned from time to time against their design but they did not listen to us. Finally, we had no option other than to leave the group led by reactionaries Prachanda and Baburam, who surrendered our beloved People’s Army to the reactionary group. Don’t count the number of workers who are with us and who are against us. The important thing is those who come with us are revolutionary workers who sacrificed their entire life for the cause of people. The party led by Prachanda is now just a bunch of people who don’t have anything but a looted money of our fighters and money they get from their masters. I am confident that a large number of revolutionaries will join us in the future.

Danger Design Of RAW About divide tarai of nepal

Now, the private sectors in the UK should also invest in Nepal. Economic prosperity is one of the major agenda of the government, so export to the UK too should be boosted, he added. Similarly, Foreign Secretary Shankar Das Bairagi said the relations between Nepal and Britain is based on mutual trust and cooperation. Britain’s Deputy Head of Mission in Nepal, Katharine Smitton, said Britain is the biggest development partner of Nepal, and has been providing assistance to the implementation of various development projects. Executive Director of the Institute, Prof Dr Panna Kaji Amatya, Vice-Chancellor of Lumbini Boudha University and former Ambassador to UK, Suresh Chandra Chalise, spoke on various dimensions of Nepal-UK relations Minister for Foreign Affairs Prakash Sharan Mahat has said Nepal was willing to further strengthen its relations with Britain. Addressing a programme organized by the Institute of Foreign Affairs on the occasion of the Bicentenary Anniversary of the Nepal-UK Diplomatic Relations here Wednesday, Foreign Minister Mahat said Britain has been providing assistance to Nepal to its socioeconomic developments, human resources and infrastructures.

krishnanagar kapilvastu

They all have the red card (provided by the government to the people with complete disabilities), but have not been provided the financial assistance for the past two years. “We many times visited different government and social organisations including the District Women and Children Welfare Office to the Sagarmatha Disabled Association, seeking help, but to no avail,” Shambhu Three families with some of their members living with physical disabilities at Gamhariya Prabaha VDC-4 in Saptari are in a desperate need of humanitarian assistance. Shambhu Mandal, 50, his younger brother Shivanarayan, 45, spouse Gitadevi, sister Jayakala Mandal, 42, and a son are all blind. Shambhu is the father of two daughters and two sons (one of his son and wife are disabled) while Shivanarayan has two sons and a daughter. Jayakala is a mother of two sons and a daughter. All these families are struggling hard even to feed their children, as they say. Though social security allowance being distributed by the government for people with physical disabilities for the past 5-6 years, was of some help to the affected families, they have been deprived of this state facility since the past two years.

Wednesday, December 28, 2016

Diksha Chapagain Controversy

The interview was basically a story told by Kanchan titled “how miserable her life was made by her husband Mohan and her two sons Dipendra and Sagar Regmi” without objections. The grieve she carried in her heart was heart-breaking according to her, her tears and shaking voice was the only proof she provided, and Suman Ji dared to doubt it. She even called her sons ‘Nalayak’.Interviewed Kanchan Sharma Regmi (Didi). A person with comfort in his voice, the slow conversations style, and the soft speaking skills was seen as a protector, a listener to a conversation rather than a person interviewing Kanchan Sharma Regmi. Had he done the research before the interview, which generally every interviewer does, the conversation could have turned into an investigation that could reveal the reality. The 23 minutes of interview raised more questions than answers to a general public.

Parliament meeting obstructed again

Following Dhakal’s address, lawmakers of opposition parties including those of CPN-UML rose from their seats. Speaker Onsari Gharti Magar repeatedly asked the lawmakers to take their seats but they refused. Opposition parties have been obstructing almost all the parliament meeting since December 1. They allowed the meeting to run on Tuesday to endorse the condolence motion on former lawmaker Buddha Ratna Manandhar.The meeting has been postponed for 1 pm Thursday. Opposition parties obstructed the parliament meeting on Wednesday.Speaking at the beginning of the meet, Nepal Pariwar Dal Chairman Eknath Dhakal said the meeting will be obstructed until the amendment proposal is withdrawn. Dhakal also expressed his dissatisfaction over the delay to announce election date.

UDMF’ll support Constitution amendment bill, says Mahato

Oli of having double standards in his ideas about nationalism and provincial boundaries. The leader claimed that the recently proposed boundary of Province No. 5 was proposed by Oli himself earlier.The UML was acting against the parliamentary norms and values by obstructing the House meetings to discuss the Constitution amendment bill, he said, “The UML should correct its behaviours. The proposal should be discussed at the House.” He also criticised some central leaders of ruling Nepali Congress and CPN Maoist Centre for objecting to the government’s proposal to split the Province No. 5. “This is a drama,” he said, “We have asked Sher Bahadur Deuba and Prachanda (Pushpa Kamal Dahal) either to stop it or take action.” Speaking in a different context, Mahato said the Madhesi parties never demanded that persons with naturalised citizenship should be given rights to hold significant positions including the President and the Prime Minister. The United Democratic Madhesi Front, Sadbhawana Party Chairman Rajendra Mahato, said the UDMF would help the government endorse the Constitution amendment bill registered at the Parliament. Speaking with journalists at the Reporters’ Club in the Capital on Sunday, Mahato said the Front, however, would fight hard in order to include five districts of Tarai – Jhapa, Morang, Sunsari, Kailali and Kanchanpur – into Madhesi-majority provinces.“There should be two provinces from Jhapa to Kanchanpur,” he said, “We will not be back from this stance.” However, the disgruntled forces would support the amendment bill currently awaiting discussion at the Parliament as it would help protect the achievements made so far, he clarified.Meanwhile, Mahato accused the CPN-UML Chairman KP Sharma

Narendra Modi With King Salman unseen video

The achievements of the Modi government are also weighed down by the burden of public expectations the Indian media has published report cards on the government’s performance after its first 100 days in office, at the six-month mark, the one year mark, and now at the end of the second year in office. No other administration has ever faced such close scrutiny. Furthermore, the gargantuan scale of what needs to be done to bring the country in line with the ambitions of the younger generation, dwarfs into insignificance any accomplishment. Narendra Modi could have dreamed that he would mould India’s foreign policy so decisively. Observers both foreign and domestic opined that Modi would not focus on international affairs much, while choosing to focus on the domestic Augean stables he inherited instead.

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The wisdom was that, at most, Modi’s India might modestly reach out to its own neighbourhood, and that anything beyond the region would primarily be to buttress the country’s faltering economy.India’s track record in translating words into deeds has been poor throughout its history, and it would be foolhardy to bet on noises in the pipeline too soon.

Sunday, December 25, 2016

Nepal’s former king has warned that national

He did not say who he was referring to, but neighbouring India has made clear its displeasure over the federal borders laid out in Nepal’s new constitution, which many believe will disadvantage communities living in the plains with close cultural ties to India.Gyanendra stepped down from the throne in June 2008 after parliament voted to abolish Nepal’s 240-year-old Hindu monarchy, transforming the country into a secular republic. Commentators said the former king, whose reign was not popular, was likely using the current period of political instability in Nepal to reassert his authority.Nepal’s former king has warned that national unity is under attack, making a rare public statement after protests sparked by proposed changes to new federal borders. Gyanendra Shah, the last king of Nepal, was deposed eight years ago following a Maoist revolution and has since largely refrained from public comment on the country’s fractious politics.He broke his silence with a statement late on Wednesday in which he warned of growing divisions between the communities that inhabit the southern plains and the central hill areas of the Himalayan country over suggested changes to internal borders. “Social harmony among Nepali people is waning and efforts are being made to break the bonds of unity between the plains, the hills and the mountains,” Shah said in a statement.Shah accused “temporary powers” who he said were “gaining strength under the influence of outside forces” of creating these divisions.

Saturday, December 24, 2016

Darwar hatya kanda !

Actually, the palace and its furnishings look like they were lifted out of a kitchy early ’60s timewarp. That’s when the palace was built and decorated. The walls display portraits of 250 years worth of Nepalese kings — and photos of more contemporary visitors — Queen Elizabeth, Romania’s Nicolae Ceaucescu, China’s Jiang Zemin.Prabal Baniya, who’s 30, is a guide here. He used to work for the last king — and Baniya’s father worked in the palace before him. He thinks it was a big mistake for Nepal to end its monarchy “Now, the situation is not so good, compared to before,” he said. “Different parties are only fighting among themselves … in my view; there must be a king, to look after his children.” The royal palace is a tourist site now, where families pose for photos at the gates. You can go in and stroll around, through halls where kings once walked — past stuffed tigers shot by monarchs, and shimmering chandeliers over long, polished banquet tables. “Oh my God, what a life they were living, inside,” Librarian Ananta Koirala exclaimed. “And being a Nepali citizen, I’m facing the lives of the poor people in the country. But after seeing this palace, I’m really shocked. What a sophisticated life inside the palace.”

Thursday, December 22, 2016

Dhamala ko hamala with actress Karishma manandhar

She is well known as Karishma Manandhar by the audience because of her rapid gain of popularity after marriage. She has a daughter Kabit Manandhar with Binod.Kabita manandhar studied in Shuvatara School and completed her SLC from there. She was recently awarded with the title of “Best Actress” in November 2007. She is the most popular actress in the history of Nepali film industry. According to some sources, she spent her childhood in poverty and did not have good experiences. Currently, she is in a hiatus position due to her career in the Nepali movie industry. She was also the brand ambassador for Lux beauty soap for few years. Karishma Manandhar/ K.C. raised in Jharuarashi, Lalitpur is a Nepali actress. She made her acting debut at the age of 14 in the movie Santaan (2042 B.S) Opposite very popular Actor Bhuwan K.C. She is married to the well-known film director Binod Manandhar with whom she worked in the movie Kasturi.

Tuesday, December 20, 2016

At least 29 killed in Mexico fireworks blast; 72 injured

At least 29 people died Tuesday in an explosion at a fireworks market in the city of Tultepec, the governor of the State of Mexico, Eruviel Avila, told CNN. Three minors will be transferred to a hospital in Texas for treatment for their extreme burns, officials said. An additional 72 people were injured. Mexico’s federal police said in an earlier tweet at least nine people died in the explosion. Dozens were reported injured. Pyrotechnics are a major industry in Tultepec, which is about 40 kilometers (about 25 miles) north of Mexico City. Emergency responders are at the scene and assessing the damage, Luis Felipe Puente, coordinator of Mexico’s national civil protection agency, told CNN affiliate FOROtv. Firefighters and rescue workers walk through the fireworks market after the explosion.

‘Don’ and criminal protection of insecurity emalebhitrai

However, due to an innocent person has a criminal background are some of another UML protection Tiwari had lost their lives to emalebhitrai analysis has been started.

UML Madhav Kumar Nepal on Monday killing the young leader Tiwari faction cadre.
Kathmandu. Monday afternoon shot dead by the Youth Association President durga Tiwari Rupandehi political and commercial nature of the image.

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December 20, 2016 : Akshay is a young man who runs a mobile shop. He stays with her elder brother, his wife and his mother. The family’s neighbor Rashmi was going through a very wrecked marital status. Rashmi’s husband would every time argue with her and often would beat her getting drunk. Akshay somehow would show pity on the condition of Rashmi and would support her, console her. One sudden day Akshay goes missing from his house.

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No one knows about his whereabouts. Where might he been? To find out stay tuned with this stunning episode.Crime patrol is an Indian reality series show exhibited in Sony Entertainment Channel. It is based on crimes that have happened in India and the episode presents dramatized version of crime cases that occurred in India. The anchor of this show is Anup Soni. The team of Crime Patrol not only focuses on creating awareness about crimes but it also aims to help the victims on whom their episodes are based.

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Every crime we hear of, either warns us to be aware or scares us, it could happen to us. Crimes that tell us we need to be careful, we need to be watchful. Crime of course happens of sudden but when somewhere, something wrong ignites, then its a hint, a knock of crime. So ignoring it means welcoming crime, letting it happen.

Here the present episode of Crime Patrol Dial 100 is entitled as “Mumbai Rape Case” and is the 309th episode of the series. Today’s episode reveals the missing case of young man.

Monday, December 19, 2016

Government fires three members of NEA Board of Directors

Board members Suraj Lamichhane, Manoj Mishra and Laxman Agrawal were sacked by a ministerial-level decision on December 15, Assistant Spokesperson to the Ministry, Gokarna Raj Pantha told Republica Online. “The Ministry has already submitted the dismissal and the appointment letters to the sacked and the newly-appointed board members,” he said. According to him, Bhakta Bahadur Pun, Chet Raj Joshi and Umesh Prasad Dhani have been appointed as the new NEA board members. The Ministry of Energy has sacked three board members of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) for their non-cooperation to the campaign to reduce power cut.

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UML youth leader shot dead in broad daylight

Tiwari was actively participating in the ongoing protests against the government’s proposal to take away five hill districts of Province 5. He was working as the acting district chairman of the youth wing after its district head Sarita Shrish was appointed as central committee member of the organization.After spending five years in South Korea as a migrant worker, Tiwari had returned home some seven years ago. He was operating a brick industry in Devdaha and was active in politics in the recent days.Durga Tiwari, Rupandehi District Chairman of UML-aligned Youth Association of Nepal (YAN), was shot dead on Monday afternoon. Two motorcycle-borne assailants opened fire at the 40-year old Tiwari in Khairani, Devdaha-6 of the district while he was heading to Butwal Municipality together with his friend Khushi Neupane. Tiwari, who was shot at torso, was rushed to Devdaha Medical College where doctors pronounced him dead, according to Mukunda Marasini, Deputy Superintendent of Police at the District Police Office (DPO), Rupandehi.According to eyewitness Neupane, Tiwari himself was driving motorcycle when the motorcycle-borne assailants opened fire as he was taking a right turn from the highway.”Two people in a motorcycle were following us. They slowed down and opened fire from close range. The pillion rider had shot at Tiwari from a very short distance,” said Neupane, adding, “Then, Durga said ‘I have been hit’. And we rushed him to hospital.”