Author: Himalaya Post

Indian Embassy and National Reconstruction Central Project Implementation Unit Signed MoU

Kathmandu- Bhumi Puja was jointly held today in the presence of Deputy Chief of the Indian Embassy Namgyal C Khampa and Chief Executive Officer of Reconstruction Sushil Adhikari. They have participated in the land worship program organized for the reconstruction of Shree Kanti Bhairav ​​Secondary School in Kageshwari Municipality. The school was built under an agreement with the Government of India  provide a total of 250 million in financial assistance to Nepal for reconstruction projects in the areas of education, health, cultural heritage and housing. Under this assistance, reconstruction work of 71 other educational institutions in 8 districts of Nepal damaged by the 2072 BS earthquake is also underway. An agreement was also signed between the Indian Embassy and the National Reconstruction Central Project Implementation Unit (Education) on that occasion. Speaking on the occasion, Deputy Chief of Mission Khampa said that the strong and powerful partnership is on progressing between India and Nepal was characterized by the launch of the project. She also stated that India is always committed to advance the cooperation between the two countries by working hand in hand with the Government of Nepal and its agencies for the post-earthquake reconstruction project in Nepal. The ceremony was also attended by the Mayor of Kageshwari Municipality, Secretary of the National Reconstruction Authority and representatives of the Management Committee of Shree Kanti Bhairav ​​Secondary...

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Last rites of Bhagirathi on 17th day of murder

Baitadi- The last rites of 17-year-old Bhagirathi Bhatta, who was killed after rape at Chadepani of Dogalakedar Rural Municipality 7 in the district, are being performed today- 17 days after her murder. Bhatta’s family and relatives, who were demanding with the government for fair investigation and arrest of the accused one since her murder, agreed to receive the dead body for final rites after the police arrested and made public the perpetrator Dinesh on Wednesday and the perpetrator confessed rape and murder. Although the perpetrator till Wednesday evening had admitted that he had killed Bhagirathi, he later confessed that Bhatta was killed after rape. On Thursday, suspected perpetrator Dinesh had confessed crime before his father, investigation (police) officer and attorney while giving statement after the postmortem report was released. He confessed that he himself raped and murdered Bhagirathi Bhatta. After Dinesh’s confession of rape and murder, Bhagirathi’s family and relatives agreed to receive the body kept at District Hospital. Chief District Officer Mohan Raj Sharma informed that the family and relatives were receiving the dead body of Bhatta at 10:00am. Bhagirathi’s uncle Shivaraj Bhatta informed that the funeral cortege would begin from Gothalapani from 11:00am today. The final rites would be performed at Mahakali Aryaghat, Shera. Bhagirathi who left school for home did not reach home on February 3 but was found killed mercilessly and left denuded at a...

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Falgun 7 glorious day: Vice President Pun

Kathmandu- Vice President Nanda Bahadur Pun has said Falgun 7 is the glorious day in Nepal’s history.  It marks the establishment of democracy with the end of autocratic Rana regime in 2007 BS, he added. Giving a message of best wishes on the occasion of the Democracy Day today, Vice President Pun said, “The new constitution written by the Constituent Assembly has already established the federal democratic republic, secularism, social justice and proportional representation on the basis of various people’s movements. In the message, he however said it was not good that people expecting development and prosperity with the new constitution were facing uncertainty. ” At a time when the country is observing the Democracy Day, it is sad that country is facing difficult moment in the wake of dissolution of House of Representatives,” he stated. He wished the Democracy Day inspired everyone to implement and protect constitution and democratic achievements....

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Democracy Day was celebrated in Tundikhel

Kathmandu- National Democracy Day-2077 BS is being celebrated with various programs across the country today. A special function has been organized at Sainik Manch Tundikhel on Friday in the presence of President Bidyadevi Bhandari. During the program, cannons and guns were raised by the Nepal Army and prayers and remembrance were offered to the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for democracy. The program was attended by President Bidyadevi Bhandari, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, Vice President Nanda Bahadur Pun, heads of constitutional bodies, security agencies, staff and representatives of diplomatic missions. The government has been celebrating the day with a formal ceremony on March 22 to commemorate the day democracy was declared in the country after the end of Rana rule. Democracy is based on democracy and a federal democratic republican system of governance has been established in the...

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Discussion on for establishment of fertilizer industry: Agriculture Minister

Chitwan- Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development, Padma Kumari Aryal, has said that the government has been moving ahead in order to provide sufficient amount of fertilizer and seed to farmers. Talking to media persons here today, Minister Aryal shared that the ministry has made a plan in order to resolve fertilizer problems of farmers. She said, “Discussion is taking place for the establishment of fertilizer industry in Nepal in order to resolve this problem of farmers in a long-term manner.” The Agriculture Minister added, “Discussion will be held on this issue in coming cabinet meeting.” Responding to a query, leader of the Nepal Communist Party (NCP), Aryal opined that dispute over authenticity would be settled with the registration process of political parties and handing over the election symbol once election process begins....

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