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Two arrested with counterfeit notes

Posted by | Jan 31, 2021 | ,

Kathmandu, Police have arrested two persons in possession of fake Nepali currency from Puincha in Belauri municipality 8. The arrest was made by the armed police force on Saturday evening. Those arrested are Sanjaya Rana,23, and Indra Singh Rana,22, of Laljhadi rural municipality 1, according to the Superintendent of Police Birendra Bahadur Aiyer. Police confiscated five notes of 1,000 denomination and 200 sheets of paper used to make counterfeit notes from them. A team from the APF border outpost in Puincha led by Assistant Sub-inspector Keshav Bahadur Chand arrested them. Further investigation is underway....

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Love unimagined!

Posted by | Jan 30, 2021 |

-Shekhar Raj Bastakoti Squatting in the cave of cafe, Cometh a friend never acquainted, So honest and pious unexpected, Love is so immortal and awesome, So is the faith and belief so strong, Among the lines of hundreds of people, He is with me without me knowing, God sent a great friend, an Angel for my happiness, For the protection of love and respectfulness, Love , respect and adoration, I accord to you, I am indebted indeed with your glorious presence! People call you Dog so cute, I call you the God’s Angel so cute! Amazing is your honestly love, So superb is your sense and superb love! Blessed I am to have you by Chance, God’s blessings. Ama Shree Swosthani...

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For The First Time Coronavirus Infection Found In Cat

Posted by | Jan 27, 2021 | , ,

Korea- Coronavirus infection has been confirmed in a cat for the first time in South Korea. The infection was found in a pet cat at a settlement at local Gyeongsang Jinju. This is the first case of the coronavirus infection found in an animal in South Korea. COVID-19 pandemic had spread in this settlement in recent days. The infection was confirmed in the cat also in course of carrying out contact tracing at the place. Three members of the family keeping the pet cat also tested positive for coronavirus. The South Korean government has urged one and all to be alert after the virus was found infecting an animal other than people. Although the Korean government has been preparing for vaccination against COVID-19, it is yet to be administered. The authorities here have made provisions like prohibiting gathering of more than four people at public places, maintaining social distance and implemented the ‘no mask-no ride’ rule. However, there is no let up in the spread of COVID-19...

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Finance Minister commits to development of Rupandehi

Posted by | Jan 27, 2021 |

Rupandehi- Finance Minister Bishnu Prasad Poudel has expressed commitment for the development of all regions in Rupandehi district. He made this commitment while inaugurating a bridge constructed over the Danab River at Nayagaon in Butwal-14 today. He said the development construction works would be pursued simultaneously. “We will not let this place lag behind in terms of development,” he reiterated on the occasion. Finance Minister Poudel said both the development works and the government’s works would be made effective in the coming days, calling for the support from all in this. Stating that the local people too have an equal responsibility in pushing for the development issues of this region, he urged them to alert the authorities concerned about this from time to time. “This place would not be allowed to lag behind in terms of infrastructure development. The process has been begun for the construction of a constituent campus of the Lumbini Buddhist University at this place. The face of this place will transform once this project is completed,” Finance Minister Poudel said. Completed on 16 September, 2019 at a cost of Rs 62 million, the bridge is 98.25 metres in length and 7.2 metres in width.  Earlier today, minister Poudel inaugurated a bridge at Magarghat that links Yogikuti and Shivanagar. Constructed in the Nepali month of Magh, 2076 BS at the cost of Rs 214 million, the...

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President Bhandari draws attention for relief, rehab of Jumla fire victims

Posted by | Jan 27, 2021 | ,

Kathmandu- President Bidya Devi Bhandari has expressed sorrow over the damage of more than two dozens of houses, food stuffs and livestock caused by fire at Gothi village of Jumla district on Tuesday. Extending sympathy towards the fire victims through her twitter account today, President Bhandari drew the attention of the bodies concerned to make necessary arrangement for relief and rehabilitation of the victim families....

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