Ime robbery in ktm balkhu captured in cctv. A thief has been identified by Nepal police.he lives in kathmandu ,naxal .
Madan Bhandari Assassination Case was one of the most unfortunate happenings in the history of communalist politics of Nepal. Madan Bhandari is remembered as a people’s leader of Nepal and as an influential speaker in South Asia. 
Who are the world’s most powerful women this year? They are the smartest and toughest female business leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, scientists, philanthropists and CEOs making their mark in the world today. President Bidya devi bhandari 52th world brave women.Bidhya Devi Bhandari is the second and current President of Nepal, elected in 2015. She is the first woman to hold the office.
Bhatbhateni super market is among the biggest super market in Nepal. It is the leading super market in Nepal. Bhatbhateni has hundreds of branches all over Nepal and majority of the are situated in Kathmandu.
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Chairman of CPN-Maoist Centre Pushpa Kamal Dahal met Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli in Baluwatar this morning and the PM urged Dahal to recall two ministers representing his party, claiming that their performance was below par.One of the nine members of the CPN-MC team present during the meeting said the PM was referring to Home Minister Shakti Basnet, who had ignored his direction regarding the transfer of chief district officers and under secretaries, and Minister for Supplies Ganesh Man Pun.The leader claimed that the PM told Dahal that his government would continue till the parties created environment for the formation of national consensus government.
One can unpack the election at many levels: The mathematical advantage the Mahagathbandhan had; the several micro stories in different regions of Bihar. But there is no question that this election was a vote against hubris and arrogance, two besetting sins in a democracy. Amit Shah’s poisonous and contemptuous statement that a vote for Nitish Kumar would be a cause for celebration in Pakistan was the most powerful manifestation of a sense that the BJP was not only insinuating hate but also expressing contempt for the voter. The voter has spoken back in turn. It is also an indication that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s sense of entitlement that his persona is enough to claim the voter’s allegiance has been broken. Admittedly, this was a state election. But it is an indication that even on development results on the ground, the Modi government’s record is not decisively compelling.
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The video shows a Delhi Police personnel in the metro staggering around in the coach and he appears to be in an inebriated state.
Shesh Ghale is the Chief Executive Officer of Melbourne Institute of Technology and, with Jamuna Gurung, a co-founder and Director of the Institute. They established MIT in 1996. The Institute has since grown and developed into one of Australia’s leading private higher education providers of degree and postgraduate degree courses in Business and Information Technology. Shesh was born in Nepal and his initial tertiary education was in the former USSR from 1979 to 1986, graduating Master of Civil Engineering from Kharkov Automobile and Highway Institute.
Did you know Australia has the third highest number of international students in the world behind only the United Kingdom and the United States despite having a population of only 23 million? This isn’t surprising when you consider Australia has seven of the top 100 universities in the world! In fact, with over 22,000 courses across 1,100 institutions, Australia sits above the likes of Germany, the Netherlands and Japan, ranking eighth in the Universitas 2012 U21 Ranking of National Higher Education Systems.
Birendra was the first Nepali monarch to receive a formal education, studying abroad in India, the UK, Japan and even at Harvard University (from 1967-1968). Upon his return he married Aishwarya Rana (yes from that Rana family) in 1970 and had three children: Prince Dipendra (1971), Princess Shruti (1976) and Prince Nirajan (1977).On the night of June 1st much of the royal family gathered for an evening together including uncles, aunts and cousins. Missing from the party was Prince Gyanendra, younger brother to the king and potential heir (if Birendra and his two sons could no longer perform the duties as king). Following an evening of heavy drinking, and still angry at his family, Dipendra was upset when he was scolded by his father for “misbehaving” at the gathering and told to leave the party. An hour later Dipendra showed up dressed in military fatigues with an MP5K and M16 and started shooting up the room, killing his father, sister, uncle, aunts, and a few other family members while wounding several others. His mother and brother escaped the room but confronted the prince in the garden, where he killed both of them, shooting the queen multiple times in the face (it was so badly damaged that her face was covered with a mask for the cremation ceremony). Before any guards arrived Dipendra turned the gun on himself.
Nepal Police appoint Superintendent of Police Pushkar Karki was appointed as the new in-charge of Metropolitan Police Range, Hanumandhoka in Arpil. The incumbent MPR chief Pushkar Karki was recalled by the headquarters citing his failure to check and solve the increasing criminal activities, murders and shooting incidents. Karki will now be working in the Interpol Section. Rijal was working in the Employees’ Administrative Section of Nepal Police under Department of Human Resource Development. Don Chari was also killed after SSP Pushkar Karki became in charge of Metropolitan Police Range. Head of crime branch, SSP Pushkar Karki told that Chari was killed by the bullet of police.’We got news that a person having weapons is riding bike. So we were following him”, said Karki, “When he shoot the police, then in reoly he was shot and fell down. After falling down then we knew that he was Chari.” According to him, police fired 8 round bullets on him. He was shot on his stomach and chest
Birendra was the first Nepali monarch to receive a formal education, studying abroad in India, the UK, Japan and even at Harvard University (from 1967-1968). Upon his return he married Aishwarya Rana (yes from that Rana family) in 1970 and had three children: Prince Dipendra (1971), Princess Shruti (1976) and Prince Nirajan (1977).On the night of June 1st much of the royal family gathered for an evening together including uncles, aunts and cousins. Missing from the party was Prince Gyanendra, younger brother to the king and potential heir (if Birendra and his two sons could no longer perform the duties as king). Following an evening of heavy drinking, and still angry at his family, Dipendra was upset when he was scolded by his father for “misbehaving” at the gathering and told to leave the party. An hour later Dipendra showed up dressed in military fatigues with an MP5K and M16 and started shooting up the room, killing his father, sister, uncle, aunts, and a few other family members while wounding several others. His mother and brother escaped the room but confronted the prince in the garden, where he killed both of them, shooting the queen multiple times in the face (it was so badly damaged that her face was covered with a mask for the cremation ceremony). Before any guards arrived Dipendra turned the gun on himself. Prince Dipendra survived his suicide attempt for three days, and was proclaimed king while in a coma. He died on June 4, 2001. While Dipendra lie in his coma his uncle Gyanendra (remember, the one conveniently missing from the party?) maintained the deaths were an “accident” but once Dipendra had died full blame was placed on him. The country went through a period of national mourning—many people including P’s dad—shaved their heads as a symbol of death in their family, since the king was the “father” of the nation and revered as a god. The country was already embroiled in a civil war, and now they were without a symbolic figurehead. Some people in Nepal suspected that Gyanendra was responsible for the massacre, and that Dipendra was blamed so that Gyanendra could take the throne. He was third in line to the throne (after Birendra, Dipendra and Prince Nirajan) and had been conveniently out of town during the party. It’s true that his son and wife were at the party and were wounded, but both survived (his son with only minor injuries). Feeding these rumors is the allegation that Dipendra was mortally wounded by a gunshot to the left side of his head, while he was right-handed, casting doubt on whether the injury was self-inflicted.
A leopard that strayed into a residential house located near Ganeshthan temple of Kuleshwor, Kathmandu on Wednesday morning has been taken under control.A leopard has strayed into a residential house located near Ganeshthan temple of Kuleshwor, Kathmandu on Wednesday morning. The leopard is said to be hiding inside the compound of the house located at Kathmandu municipality-14 , where family of Chhetra Bahadur Shrestha, the house owner is very panicked. Nepal Police , officials and veterinarians from Central Zoo have reached Kuleshwor to take the beast under control. Under the command of Police Inspector, Deepak Khadka, a team of policemen have also been deployed at the location. "We are looking forward to tranquilizing the leopard so as to take it under control," Inspector Khadka told Republica online. "We are trying to take the situation under control." Before this, two leopards were spotted in Kirtipur and Baneshwor residential area as well.myrepublica
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