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Discipline and honesty, ornament of armed police-APF IG Khanal

Posted by | Feb 7, 2020 | ,

Inspector General of Armed Police Force (APF) Shailendra Khanal has conferred insignia on five newly promoted officials. At a programme organized at APF headquarters Halchowk on Thursday, IGP Khanal conferred insignia to newly promoted Deputy Inspector General of Armed Police. Police officials receiving insignia are Krishna Bhakta Brahmacharya, Bamshiraj Dahal, Harishanker Budhathoki, Kishor Pradhan and Rajendra Basnet. A cabinet meeting had promoted five Senior Superintendants of Police (SSP) to Deputy Inspector General. On the occasion, IG Khanal said discipline and honesty are the most precious ornament of the armed police and directed the command to remain further active in the service of the country and citizens in coming days. Two held with 4.5-kg hashish Police on Thursday netted two persons in possession of 4.5-kg hashish from Hira Brick Factory at Chandragiri municipality-10. The arrestees are Iswar Magar, 42, and Bhakta Magar, 22, of Hajuri rural municipality-5, Dhading. A squad deputed from Metropolis Police Circle Thankot confiscated the contraband being hidden in a bag while carrying out security screening. Investigation into the incident is underway, informed DSP of Metropolitan Police Range Kathmandu Hobindra...

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Concept paper of ‘National youth vision-2025’ unveiled

Posted by | Feb 7, 2020 | ,

The National Youth Policy Review and Youth Vision-2025 taskforce has made public its concept paper. Unveiling the concept paper amidst a programme on Thursday, Chairperson of Youth Development Centre Arun Khadka stressed the need to mainstream youth in the development efforts of the country. State Assembly member Umita BK, Bal Bahadur Samsuhang and Kumari Samba highlighted the need of implementing youth policy. Legal consultant of the state ministry of social development Koshraj Neupane shared that the state government also had put forward the process for forming State Youth Council and a bill to that end would be tabled in the fifth State Assembly. Youth Council Sunsari Chair Harka Jung Evon Limbu said the council would provide coordination support to the youths aspiring to adopt...

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Govind Gyawali’s training at SSP Bhandari-led training center

Posted by | Feb 6, 2020 | ,

  Dudhauli:  Trainings on Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) was recently held at Bagmati State Programme Center, Dudhauli. In the training programme organized by Bagmati state Police Training Center, Govind Gyawali, the only certified trainer of Nepal from NLP Board of America imparted the training in presence of the Training center Commandant SSP Sandip Bhandari. The programme was participated by 500 people including senior and junior police officers of the center and the learners of basic and advanced training.   Trainer Gyawali imparted the training on how human brains function and how to assimilate the formula to succeed in life by knowing people and behaving accordingly among others. Commandant Bhandari said the programme would prove to be huge assistance making oneself expert in his work by excelling in service towards the nation and people. Saying the NLP training programme would increase the chances to develop the quality of police service at an international level, SSP Bhandari announced to give continuity to these enlightening programmes every month. The programme was attended by ‘Jhola’ movie director Yadav Kumar Bhattarai, and Lomash Chapagain and Milan Bhandari from Himalaya Post....

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Bus service from Bhimduttanagar to Haridwar

Posted by | Feb 6, 2020 | ,

A bus service has come into operation from Bhimduttanagar of Kanchanpur to Haridwar and Deheradun of India. Pawandoot Bus Operator Company Pvt Ltd has initiated the Nepal-India friendly bus service. Member of the House of Representatives Nar Bahadur Dhami inaugurated the bus service amidst a programme on Wednesday. The distance from Bhimduttanagar to Haridwar and Deheradun is around 350 kilometres. A bus with air conditioner will leave for the destination from Bhimduttanagar daily. Company Chair Dharma Bahadur Mahara said the bus service operation would make passengers’ travel to Haridwar and Deheradun convenient. The service would also help promote Visit Nepal Year-2020, the company sources...

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Bagmati state to operate bus service on its own

Posted by | Feb 6, 2020 | ,

The Bagmati state government is also set to operate ‘electric bus’ on its own by establishing a separate independent agency. The Bagmati state government has decided not to provide money to Sajha Yatayat to purchase buses and put forward preparation to operate the service on its own. It may be noted that the federal government had decided to take back Rs 3 billion it had provided to Sajha for the purchase of electric buses. Though the Bagmati state had pledged to provide Rs 300 million to Sajha, the amount has not yet been disbursed, it is informed. The amount will be used to purchase electric buses, shared secretary at the ministry of physical infrastructure development, Tejraj Bhatta. “Sajha is not likely to get the money. However, the decision to that end is yet to be made. The state government will make necessary preparation after the decision”. The officials shared that the preparation is underway to set up ‘Yatayat Corporation’ to make necessary procurement and manage bus service within the state. Necessary discussion to that effect is being held, he informed. It may be noted that the Bagmati state government had signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to grant Rs 300 million to Sajha for the purchase of electric buses on 1 July...

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