KATHMANDU: Khabarhub brings you a glimpse of major developments of the day in Nepal, including politics, business/economy, sports, entertainment, and more.
PM Dahal ‘concerned’ about rising trends of migration
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda expressed concern about the growing inclination toward negative activities within Nepal. He emphasized that focusing on negativity leads to degradation rather than progress and impedes the country’s development. “We have developed a habit of concentrating on negative aspects, which hinders the progress of the nation. Instead of fostering positivity, we are often inclined towards negativity,” said PM Dahal while addressing a program in Lalitpur on Monday.
PM Dahal urges Kathmandu Mayor Balen to foster listening habit
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ today took the opportunity to advise Kathmandu Metropolitan City Mayor Balen Shah on the importance of actively listening to others. PM Dahal’s remarks came after Kathmandu Mayor Balen got up and walked away at a program in Lalitpur on Monday.
Parliamentary delegation led by Maoist Chief Whip embarks on China visit
A 20-member delegation from the Federal Parliament, led by Maoist Center chief whip Hitraj Pandey, left for Beijing on Monday afternoon via Air China for a 10-day visit to China. The delegation comprises 5 representatives each from Nepali Congress and CPN-UML, 3 from Maoist Center, and one each from the Rastriya Prajatantra Party, Rastriya Swatantra Party, Janata Samajwadi Party, and Unified Socialist Party.
Mayor Balen accuses Federal Government of obstructing KMC’s development initiatives
Balen Shah, the Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC), has raised grievances against both the Federal and State governments, accusing them of obstructing the city’s development initiatives. Speaking at a program in Lalitpur, KMC Mayor Balen lamented that his efforts to implement various projects were met with legal challenges, as he found himself facing lawsuits when attempting to take action.
Tribhuvan University’s 49th convocation witnesses 12,415 graduates
An occasion unfolded at Dasarath Stadium in Tripureshwar as Tribhuvan University (TU) celebrated its 49th convocation ceremony, where 12,415 students were conferred degrees across various faculties and academic levels. The ceremony, graced by the presence of President Ram Chandra Poudel and Prime Minister, as well as Chancellor Pushpa Kamal Dahal, marked a milestone for the graduates from the university.
Jajarkot earthquake: 4,000 affected receive first installment of assistance
A total of 4,282 people affected by the November 3 earthquake in Aathbiskot municipality of Rukum West have received the first installment of government assistance meant for building temporary shelters. Over 9,000 have been identified eligible for receiving the earthquake assistance.
Former King Gyanendra Shah to embark on tour of western Nepal
Former King Gyanendra Shah is set to embark on a trip, with plans to visit the picturesque landscapes of western Nepal. The announcement was made by his Secretary, Dr. Phaniraj Pathak, who said that the former monarch will be touring several districts in the western and central regions of Nepal next week.
Nepali consultancy owner accused of 2.5 crore fraud nabbed in Dubai
A 41-year-old owner of Tri Netra Management Consultancies Pvt Ltd, Komalraj Upadhyaya, stands accused of defrauding 83 individuals, including Shriram Ranabhat, of a staggering Rs 2 crore 63 lakh 54 thousand 610. The alleged fraud involved enticing victims with lucrative job opportunities in Dubai.
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