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Overall change necessary in RSS: Chair Shyamal

Posted by | Aug 14, 2018 |

Bhimduttanagar – Chairperson of the Rastriya Samachar Samiti (RSS), Harihar Adhikari (Shyamal), has stressed the need of overall change to develop RSS as a trustworthy media as well as to give new life to it. Inspecting the RSS Province 7 office at Bhimduttanagar of Kanchanpur today, Chairperson Shyamal said that support of all was necessary for RSS reform. After the inspection, the RSS Chair held discussion with media persons of Kanchanpur and urged them to support in RSS’ transformation. He further said that RSS subscribers should show their honesty. Chairperson Shyamal said, “I have taken initiatives to control unauthorised use of RSS news. RSS is in poor shape due to instability in the country in past. Now it should be made more dynamic.” Similarly, Province chief of Kantipur Daily Chitranga Thapa wished Chairperson Shyamal for his successful term. He said, “RSS is the school of journalism. Give a new dimension to RSS.” Thapa also expressed concern over political influence in media. RSS Province Deputy-Coordinator Prakash Silwal, among others had participated in the discussion.       ...

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Mahakali highway obstructed

Posted by | Aug 14, 2018 |

Baitadi – Vehicular movement along Mahakali highway has been obstructed for the past two days due to a landslide occurred at Malikarjun rural municipality following incessant rainfall. Dirgha Bogati, Police Inspector at Area Police Office, Gokuleshwor, said that efforts were underway to remove the landslide debris using a bulldozer. He added they have asked for another bulldozer from Darchula to clear the road. Vehicles to and from Darchula from different districts have been stranded along the road for the past two days due to the...

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IED set off targeting ward office in Jhapa

Posted by | Aug 14, 2018 |

Damak, Aug14 (RSS): An improvised explosive device (IED) went off today at the ward office of Gauradaha Municipality- 7 in Jhapa. According to ward chair Balaram Kharel, window panes got smashed in the blast targeting the office. The blast also damaged the office boundary wall. Police are searching for possible perpetrator, as stated by Galdubba Police Beat assistant sub inspector Neel Kumar Shrestha. It may be noted two cadres of Communist Party of Nepal (CPN) led by Netra Bikram Chand (Bipalv) were arrested by the police from Damak as they were distributing party pamphlets to public. The arrested were Asal Limbu, 25, and Raju Das, 26, Superintendent of Police Bheem Prasad Dhakal...

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Pakistan’s Independence Day observed

Posted by | Aug 14, 2018 |

Kathmandu – A special ceremony was organised here today to mark the 71st Independence Day of Pakistan. The national flag of Pakistan was hoisted on the occasion where Pakistani Ambassador for Nepal, Mazhar Javed read out messages of congratulations sent separately by Pakistan’s President Mamnoon Hussain and Prime Minister Nasir Ul Mulk on the occasion of the independence day. SAARC Secretary General Amjad Hussain B Sial, Pakistani nationals currently in Kathmandu and the Embassy employees joined the...

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Nepali cricketers in ICC ranking

Posted by | Aug 14, 2018 |

Kathmandu –  Immediately following the participation in the first One Day International (ODI), Nepali cricketers are availing of being acknowledged in the ICC ranking. According to the ranking unveiled by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday, Nepali cricketers Sandeep Lamichhane, Sompal Kami and Gyanendra Malla have been enlisted for assessment. As per the ranking results, Sadeep has been able to secure 217th position in the global ranking followed by Sompal in 229th and Gyanendra in 236th. Gyanendra and Sompal delivered scintillating performance with half century each in the ODI series against the Netherlands. Sandeep also had taken four wickets in the series. Earlier, in the ICC-unveiled T-20 ranking, Nepal national team captain Paras Khadka, Sharad Veswakar, Basanta Regmi and Sompal Kami were assessed below 100 lackluster...

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