Author: Himalaya Post

Leader Nepal returns home

Kathmandu – CPN senior leader Madhav Kumar Nepal has returned home today after wrapping up his six-day trip to Ghana. He had left here for Ghana on September 19 to participate in Pan-African Conference that was held from September 20-21. The event was organized by the Socialist Party of Ghana where leader Nepal partook in the event themed “Imperialism and Anti-Capitalism’ held during the Conference. He was accompanied by CPN standing committee member Pampha Bhusal and central committee member Balaram Banskota. The former Prime Minister had delivered his speech on “World Communist movement in the changing times’ and “Adverse effects of Imperialism’, according to CPN central committee member Bishnu...

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Committee to be active in minimizing incidents of VAW

Kathmandu – Women, Children and Social Welfare Committee of the Federal Parliament is to expedite the activities to control the incidents of gender based violence, criminal activities like rape that have increased in the country of late. Likewise, the committee shall carry out the monitoring and protection of children and senior citizens’ rights effectively. A meeting of the Committee held at Singh Durbar today drew the conclusion that the Committee would play active role in making the activities related to rights of women, children and senior citizens and social welfare council transparent and effective. Saying different incidents like rape, murder and violence against women have increased in the country in recent period, Committee President Nirudevi Pal said that the Committee would take special initiative to minimize such incidents and take legal action against the guilty. The Committee further said that it would drew attention of all bodies concerned for effective mobilization to minimize incidents of violence against women and would launch awareness campaign across the country coordinating with Ministry of Women, Children and Senior Citizen. On the occasion, Committee members including Parbat Gurung, Ganesh Thagunna, Laxmi Pariyar, Hira Gurung, Amrita Thapa Magar, Khem Prasad Lohani and Kumari Meche stressed that the Committee should monitor the activities of different commissions systematic and effective. The members further said that the Committee should regulate and interfere the activities of NGOs in order...

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HoR endorses international agreement for establishment of Peace University

Kathmandu – A meeting of the House of Representatives (HoR) today endorsed the International Agreement for the Establishment of the University for Peace. Home Minister Ram Bahadur Thapa presented a proposal, on behalf of Minister for Foreign Affairs, Pradeep Kumar Gyawali, before the lower house session seeking the acceptance of the Agreement. In his replies to queries raised by the HoR members over the proposal, the Home Minister said peace was essential to see progress of the nation and people and the Agreement would be significant in achieving peace. Khagraj Adhikari, Prem Suwal, Pushpa Bhusal, Nawaraj Silwal, Dev Prasad Gurung,Radha Kumari Gyawali, Sarita Giri, Anjana Bisankhe and Satya Pahadi put their queries about the proposal and described it as a good one. In the meeting, Speaker Krishna Bahadur Mahara read out letters received from the Office of the President giving information about the authentication of bills recently passed by the parliament and designation of Deputy Prime Minister Ishwor Pokhrel as the acting Prime Minister in absence of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli who is presently in the United States of America in course of attending the 73rd session of United Nations General Assembly. In the meeting, President of International Relations Committee, Pabitra Niraula (Kharel), presented the Committee report about the passport bill. The lower house next meeting has been scheduled for 14:00 pm...

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Leopard found dead in Mahottari

Mahottari –  A leopard was found dead at Gaushala of Mahottari district this afternoon. A local Chandeshwor Singh Kushbaha said that the rotten body of the leopard was found in a farm of Sukre Kami at old Kantibazaar of Gaushala municipality-12. The locals had informed police after seeing the dead leopard in the farm. Police have now started investigation after reaching at the incident site, said Police Inspector Bhola...

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Locals donate 50 ropani of land

Hilihang, (Paachthar) – Locals in Phidim of Paanchthar district have donated a total of 50 ropani of land for the construction of stadium free of cost. A total of 10 locals donated such area of land for the same. The stadium would be built at Sarseula of Phidim Municipality-5 in the district. The donors contributed the land worth more than five million rupees to Phidim municipality, according to the municipality. Normally, around 9-19 hectare of land is required for the construction of standard stadium. Ramchandra Nepal granted 19 ropani and 9 aana of land while Birendra Kumar Lawati three ropani and nine aana. Similarly, Tularam Tamang donated three ropani and eight aana, Sitadevi Nepal two ropani and eight aana, Rohit Prasad Luitel two ropani and Kamala Nepal eight aana of land. Phidim Municipality is being developed to be a model city and it lacked a standard stadium in lack of resources. The locals here are confident that the concerned local authority would expedite the process for the construction of stadium once all the donated land comes into the registration of Phidim municipality, shared New Model Town Project’s Phidim Office Chief, Bishwaram...

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