EBC abuzz with arrival of 20 mountaineering teams

Apr 10, 2017-
As many as 20 mountaineering expedition teams have arrived at the Everest Base Camp (EBC) to climb Mt Everest, Mt Lhotse and Mt Nhutse.
Among the expedition teams, 16 will scale the highest peak Mt Everest, two Mt Lhotse and two Mt Nhutse, it has been learnt.
According to Everest Pollution Control Committee (SPCC) Programme Official Kapindra Rai, they had arrived at the EBC on Sunday.

The EBC serves as the base camp for all three mountains.
All expedition teams will be taking the same route from the EBC up towards Camp 3 on Everest from where the route to Lhotse and Nhutse separates.
The relatively silent EBC is currently buzzing with around 400 people including Sherpa guides, mountaineers and high altitude workers, Rai shared. RSS

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"Harry Potter" triumphs with magical sweep at Olivier Awards http://bit.ly/2nwpw4v

Apr 10, 2017-
"Harry Potter And The Cursed Child", a stage adaptation of J.K Rowling's fantastical world of witches and wizards, cast a magical spell at the Olivier Awards on Sunday, scooping nine wins at Britain's big night for theatre.
The critically-acclaimed production, which opened last year in London's West End, went in with 11 nominations. Its victorious haul made it "the most decorated production in the ceremony's history", awards organisers said.
The eighth story in the "Harry Potter" series, the play follows Rowling's young boy wizard and friends Ron and Hermione into adulthood. It took best new play, best actor, best actor and actress in a supporting role as well as best director.
"The power of imagination is infinite," director John Tiffany said in his acceptance speech. "We need it now more than ever."

Jamie Parker, who portrays the older Harry, won best actor, beating off competition from the likes of Ian McKellen and Ed Harris. Anthony Boyle, who plays Scorpius Malfoy, took best actor in a supporting role while best actress in a supporting role went to Noma Dumezweni, who plays an adult Hermione.
"Thank you J.K. Rowling for creating Hermione and...the privilege of being able to play Hermione is overwhelming and humbling," Dumezweni said.
The play also won best lighting design, best sound design, best costume design and best set design.
Other winners at the glitzy ceremony at London's Royal Albert Hall included children playing instruments in "School of Rock", composer Andrew Lloyd Webber's adaptation of the 2003 comedy film, who won in the outstanding achievement in music category.
"Groundhog Day", an adaptation of the famed 1993 film starring Bill Murray, won best new musical as well as best actor in a musical for Andy Karl.
"Glee" actress Amber Riley scooped the best actress in a musical award for "Dreamgirls" while fellow cast member Adam J Bernard won best actor in a supporting role in a musical.
Billie Piper won best actress for "Yerma", an adaptation of the play by Federico Garcia Lorca, which won best revival.
"Jesus Christ Superstar" won best musical revival. "Our ladies of Perpetual Succour" won best new comedy while "Akhnaten" took the prize for best new opera production.
Actor and director Kenneth Branagh was honoured with the Special Award in recognition of his "outstanding contribution to British theatre".
Performances on the night included songs from musicals "The Girls", "Dreamgirls" and "School of Rock".

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lawmaker Rewatiraman Bhandari has demanded resignation of Deputy Prime Minister

apr 10, 2017- CPN-UML lawmaker Rewatiraman Bhandari has demanded resignation of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs Bimalendra Nidhi saying that the latter is not worthy of holding the position.
Speaking at Legislature-Parliament meeting on Monday, leader Bhandari said that Minister Nidhi has no right to occupy the post as he disrespected the office by snubbing the Cabinet meeting.
“The Home Minister who does not want to attend the Cabinet meeting has no right to occupy the post,” said the UML leader.

Meanwhile, a Cabinet meeting has convened at Singha Durbar in Kathmandu without the participation of DPM Nidhi.
During the House meeting, another UML lawmaker Satyanaran Mandal demanded action against a group led by Sanghiya Samajbadi Forum leader Dinesh Yadav for misbehaving his family members at his residence in Saptari.
Leader Mandal said that the group had assaulted his 60-year-old mother and 21-year-old daughter-in-law.

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Two convicted for raping underage girls

Apr 10, 2017- The Udayapur District Court has convicted two persons for separate cases of rape involving two underage girls and handed jail sentences along with fine.
Dik Bahadur Pathak, 55, of Lafagaun – 5, Udayapur, was convicted for raping a  girl and slapped 10 years imprisonment along with Rs 50,000 fine,

The court also sentenced Bol Man Rai, 23, of Mainamaini – 9 to eight years imprisonment and slapped a penalty of Rs 15,000.

A single bench of Judge Mahendra Bahadur Karki issued the sentence on Pathak, District Court Udayapur, Registrar Rit Bahadur Magar said.
Rai was handed out the sentence by a single bench of Judge Raj Kumar Koirala, according to the court. Pathak has been convicted of raping a 13-year-old girl from his neighbourhood on July 30 while Rai was convicted for raping a nine-year-old girl on January 6. RSS

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Foreign investment increases four folds in eight months

Apr 10, 2017-
Foreign investment has surged four folds in the eight months of the current fiscal year.
The Current Economic Situation Report released by Nepal Rastra Bank on Monday states that Rs 8.35 billion foreign direct investment flowed into the country during this period.
As per the report, the FDI in the corresponding period of the last fiscal year was Rs 2.24 billion. The exponential increase in foreign investment is attributed to the additional investment in the hydroelectricity and hotel among other sectors.

Inflation up in hills

Similarly, the report states that inflation is high in the hilly region than in the urban areas. The consumer inflation rate in the hilly area is 5.9 percent, 3.7 percent in the mountainous region, 2.8 percent in the Tarai region and 1.9 percent in the Kathmandu Valley.
The consumer inflation rate in the same period last fiscal year was 10.4 percent in the hilly region, 8.5 percent in the mountainous region, 8.6 percent in the Tarai region and 12.7 percent in the Kathmandu Valley.
Rice import high

According to the Report, Nepal imported rice worth Rs 16.21 billion in the last eight months of the current fiscal year as it still remains the staple food of the Nepalis. Rice import in the corresponding period of the last fiscal year was Rs 13.43 billion.
Similarly, vegetables worth Rs 7.88 billion and fruits worth Rs 3.37 billion were imported from India alone in the last eight months of the current fiscal.
The NRB report showed that Rs 628 billion went out of the country on goods import in the same period of the current fiscal year whereas only Rs 48 billion has entered the country through exports.
The food inflation is negative by 0.4 percent in the review period this fiscal year. It was 10.3 percent in the corresponding period in the last fiscal year.
The central bank report shows that the price of sugar and sugar-related items has increased by 15.2 percent and that of the liquor by 10.7 percent during the review period.

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Kashmir violence: Eight killed in clashes during by-election

The past year has seen a surge in unrest and violence in Indian-administered Kashmir
Apr 10, 2017-
Eight people have been killed and scores injured after police clashed with protesters during a by-election in Indian-administered Kashmir.

Paramilitary forces fired bullets and shotgun pellets as people protesting against Indian rule stormed polling stations near Srinagar on Sunday.
Separatist leaders had called for a boycott of the vote.
Muslim-majority Kashmir is at the centre of a decades-old territorial dispute between India and Pakistan.

India accuses Pakistan of supporting separatist sentiment in Kashmir, but Islamabad denies this. Both countries claim Kashmir in its entirety and control different parts of it.
The region has seen heightened tension and increased unrest since July last year when influential militant Burhan Wani was killed by Indian forces.
Reports said the voter turnout in Sunday's election was a mere 7% - the lowest in three decades.
Two schools were set on fire by unknown protesters, The Times of India reported.
Security was tightened on Monday across the region - roads were blocked with barricades and some train services were also suspended.

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EC starts imparting training to election officers

Chief election officers and election officers to be deployed for local level election take part in an election management and operation training held at Dhulikhel, Kvare on Monday. NARAYAN
Apr 10, 2017-

Election management and operation training to chief election officers and election officers to be deployed in local-level election has begun at seven different places of the country on Monday.
The Election Commission has appointed District judges as the chief election officers and under-secretaries of judicial and administrative sectors and government attorneys as election officers.
Two-day training has been organised from today in Biratnagar, Sindhuli, Dhulikhel, Pokhara, Hetauda, Surkhet and Dhangadhi for the 75 chief election officers and 669 election officers, according to the EC.
The chief election officers and election officers would impart such type of training to 42 thousand people including polling officers and assistant polling officers after the training.

The local-level elections would be held at four metropolitan cities, 13 sub-metropolitan cities, 246 municipalities and 481 rural municipalities across the country in a single phase.
Inaugurating the training at Dhulikhel today, Chief Election Commissioner Ayodhee Prasad Yadav said that the election fever is gradually gripping the country.
"Employees to be deployed in the election and voters should not worry as peace and security situation across the country is conducive and political environment has stabilized," said Yadav.
Directing the employees and the security personnel assigned on election duty to play an impartial role and fulfill their responsibility for conducting the election in a free and fair environment.
He said the Election Commission has a clear policy of observing financial frugality in the management of internal expenditure while minimizing the dependency on foreign assistance in the context of elections. The Chief Election Commissioner also called on the people to gear up for the campaign of stabilising and strengthening democracy, federalism and republic by voting in the local level election, the first step towards implementing the constitution.
Chief District Officer of Kavre Shiva Prasad Simkhada, joint attorney at the Office of the Government Attorney Patan, Narayan Prasad Poudel, and Joint Secretary at the Election Commission Nawaraj Dhakal said that the local level election is important step towards the formation of the local government and the employees assigned for election duty should uphold the credibility and impartiality of the election and that the all works related to the election were going on full speed.
One hundred and nine persons from Dolakha, Ramechhap, Kavre, Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Rautahat, Lalitpur and Kathmandu district from the region are attending the training RSS

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Over 250 foreign climbers acclimatising on Mt Everest

KATHMANDU: With the expedition operators expecting over 500 foreign climbers on the Mt Everest this spring, at least 250 foreign climbers representing 27 teams have already left for Khumbu region for acclimatisation till date.
“As of today, over 250 mountaineers from 28 countries obtained climbing permits for Mt Everest while more than 70 climbers reutilised their old permits issued in 2015,” an update prepared by the Department of Tourism shows.

The government had decided to extend the climbing permits of all 2015 spring expeditions by two years after the devastating earthquake struck the country killing nearly 9,000 people in April and May.

According to a DoT official, Gurkha Everest Expedition, AG Everest Expedition and Expedition Himalaya Mountain Trip among others have their members who utilised the old permits this season. The government has also collected Rs 190 million as royalty from 45 spring expeditions as the DoT issued climbing permits to more than 400 world mountaineers for different mountains including Mt Everest till date, he added.
According to Ang Dorjee Sherpa, Chairman of Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee, the base camp has also been set up to accommodate the world mountaineers who will be attempting climb the Mt Everest, the Mt Lhotse and the Mt Nuptse.
“The icefall doctors mobilised by the SPCC opened the route up to the Camp II from base camp and they have been monitoring the route on a daily basis,” he told this daily over phone from Namche Bazaaar.
According to the icefall doctors, they used black diamond static ropes along the treacherous icefall section this time replacing the previously used Korean ropes.

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Chitwan National Park records 1st rhino poaching incident in 3 yrs

Chitwan National Park records 1st rhino poaching incident in 3 yrs
CHITWAN: A one horned male rhinoceros was killed in the Chitwan National Park, which is popular for  of the district on Friday night.
According to the CNP, the bull was killed yesterday at a community forest of Hariyali Belhatta of Jagatpur in Chitwan.

The horn of the rare animal was taken away by the poachers, added the CNP.
This is the first  time that  CNP has reported a rhino poaching since May 3, 2014.

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Officials raise red flag for some Tarai districts

Say it will be difficult to hold elections if Morcha not brought on board
Regional security meeting
- Post Report, BIRATNAGAR

DPM and Home Minister Bimalendra Nidhi (second from left) at a regional security meeting in Biratnagar on Friday.
Apr 8, 2017- Security officials on Friday flagged potential problems in some Tarai districts during elections if they are held without bringing the agitating Samyukta Loktantrik Madhesi Morcha (SLMM) on board.

“It will be difficult to hold elections in Siraha and Saptari districts without convincing the Morcha,” security officials said during a regional security meeting organised by the Ministry of Home Affairs in Biratnagar.
During their briefings, chief district officers of the eastern region said political parties have not been able to organise election campaigns in Siraha and Saptari districts, hinting at a lack of conducive environment for them to canvass in the region.
The agitating Morcha, which has announced protests against the government’s failure to address its concern of the constitution amendment, has warned of disrupting the local level elections slated for May 14.

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NC lawmakers suggest holding local polls in single phase

Apr 7, 2017- Lawmakers from the Nepali Congress—the largest party in the parliament—has suggested holding local level elections in a single phase all across the nation.
NC leaders, in a joint meeting of the NC working committee and the parliamentary party in the Capital on Friday, said that the local polls should be held on the slated date of May 14 including the Tarai districts.

A political stalemate has occurred after the Madhesi Morcha—an alliance of Madhes-based parties—demanded the local polls be postponed seeking increase in the number of local units according the population.
Likewise, the leaders also urged the party leadership to resolve the seniority row among the Deputy Prime Ministers as it is affecting the party image.
Similarly, the lawmakers also suggested that the election manifesto of the party be printed on various languages and include local level issues.

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Misuse of mobile phones

Mobile phone is one of the wonderful inventions of science. This incredible technology has made our life easy. But the negative uses of mobile phone may bring many troubles to our life. We will not find one mobile user who has not received unexpected calls from unknown numbers. A group of mentally sick people find entertainment in making such calls. Girls are the main target of these unknown callers. If we contact the mobile operators, they suggest that we should avail their call blocking service for a certain fee. But there is no getting away because they call from different numbers. It seems that these unknown callers help the operators make more profit. If we seek help from the law enforcing agencies, they show indifference.

The harmful uses of mobile phone are also misleading our teenagers. Parents should consider the age of their children before buying them mobile phones. The latest addition is Internet on mobile phones. Now our teenagers are prone to use Internet on mobile for downloading adult songs and videos. They may involve themselves in different types of crimes. Parents need to strengthen the family ties and teach moral values to their children. They should make sure that their kids use mobile phones in a proper way.
Our mobile operators are selling SIM cards without verifying customers' identity properly and that leads to various mobile related crimes. It has become an essential tool for organised crimes. Our government should make a strong law to compel mobile operators not to sell SIM cards to customers without proper verification. Our electronic media shows programmes on many irregularities and problems of our society; they should make programmes on this issue too.

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Teen Girl Arrested for Running High School Prostitution Ring On Facebook

A 17-year-old Florida girl was arrested Friday for human trafficking after the Venice police department began investigating a high school prostitution ring organized on Facebook. The girl arranged at least one act of prostitution that involved a 15-year-old girl and a 21-year-old man, according to cops
WTSP reports that John Mosher, 21, was arrested after the alleged act of prostitution took place. Cops say Mosher paid $40 and a bottle of alcohol to have seks with a 15-year-old girl. The girl told police she met Mosher at a community pool shed, and when she tried to back out of the deal, he forced her.
The alleged 17-year-old ringleader colluded with another high school student on Facebook to organize meetings like Mosher's, according to cops. In one of the exchanges, the alleged ringleader wrote:

Why pimp out old hoes when I have fresh young hoes I can give up for money? As long as I'm getting paid I'm trafficking all these (expletive deleted).
Police say her plan involved charging $50 for oral seks and $100 for seks with a virgin.
The case was brought to law enforcement's attention by four girls at Venice High School, which neighbors the alleged ringleader's Riverview High School. The girls told cops that the alleged ringleader and another teen boy tried to recruit them to join the ring.

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Most deaths of Nepalese workers in Malaysia due to cardiac arrest, says ambassador

The Nepal Embassy received 461 death reports of Nepalese workers here last year and 70 percent of them died in their sleep due to a massive heart attack or sudden cardiac arrest.
Nepal Ambassador to Malaysia Dr Niranjan Man Singh Basnyat (pic) said the cause may be due to working long hours, especially under the hot sun while the other 30 percent was due to fatal accidents at workplace, consuming too much alcoholic drinks while a few had committed suicide due to monetary reasons.

Basnyat, who was concerned with the hardworking attitude of his countrymen who are willing to work long hours, wanted them to slow down and take care of their health.
"They might not be aware that they would suffer from fatigue after working long hours under hot and humid conditions and this can result in deaths while sleeping," he said.
He said the embassy also recorded 2,945 deaths of Nepalese workers here over the past 10 years from 2005.
Basnyat said Nepalese workers are reportedly struggling hard to earn money, in the hope that they could remit some funds for their families or settle debts in their own country.
He hoped they will realise the importance of working for eight hours per day instead of the 12 hours per day they worked normally, to ensure they stayed healthy.

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How to Be a Good Husband

So you got married and became a man of vows. All those promises you made to your wife really mean something now, so it's time to start walking the walk. Fortunately, being a good husband isn't impossible. It's about following your heart, your conscience, and acting on your love for your wife. These simple steps, if taken seriously, can help lead you and your better half to a brighter future.
Help Being a Good Husband

Being a Man of Principle
Be a gentleman, if she'll let you. Most, not all, women find the idea of a gentleman sweet and endearing. If your wife is that kind of lass, get ready to bust out your most chivalrous self. Think 17th century manners, or thereabouts:
Kiss her hello and goodbye.

Take her heavy shopping bags for her.
Of course, there's always the chance that she doesn't want you treating her in a gentlemanly way. If she doesn't, don't take it personally. Continue being sweet to her, even if you don't give her special treatment.

Be respectful. Respect is an act of understanding. Understand that your wife is an independent, different person, and that she may not want to do the exact same thing as you, even though your interests are usually aligned. Here are four examples of ways you can be respectful of your wife:
Keep your promises. Do what you say you'll do. If you tell her you're going to do the dishes, don't wimp out and then make excuses while she takes over your responsibility.
Be on time. If you say you're going to be somewhere at a certain time — say, pick up your kid at daycare — be there. Your wife's time is just as valuable as yours. Respect it.
Stop assuming. Don't just assume that she'll do something because she's your wife or a woman. Establish good lines of communication instead. Learn how to ask for a favor.
Listen to what she's saying. Don't pretend to listen — actually listen. Sometimes, the only thing we want is a good listener or a shoulder to lean on. Let her talk and be absorbed in what she's saying.
Never lie. Get in the habit of telling the truth. Ask yourself how you would feel if you found out your wife was keeping anything but a birthday secret from you. Always tell her where you are going if she wants to know. Tell her who you are with. Tell her what your motivations are, even if you think they're petty. Being open and never lying establishes great verbal communication, which is at the heart of all great relationships.

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Nightlife and entertainments in Kathmandu Nepal

Thamel is the tourist centre of Nepal. It is the most popular nightlife area in Kathmandu. There are hundreds of restaurants, bars, clubs and dance bars. Most of the bars, restaurants, and pubs close before midnight. But, some clubs and bars are opening till late.
More than 70% of the regular customers of pubs, bars and clubs are Nepalese. You can find many younger locals hanging around these establishments. Please avoid making any unnecessary arguments with them.

Dance bars are the perfect place to empty your pockets. These dance bars always provide pole-dancing performances by sexy girls wearing least possible. You will be at the risk of being arrested by the police. We strongly advise don’t go to dance bars.
Taxis and rickshaws are easily available during the night.We advise you to bargain on the price before entering the taxi. Please carry and use Nepalese currency to pay.
Prostitution is illegal in Nepal, but it is one the fastest growing local businesses. Drugs are also illegal in Nepal, but can be bought easily in Thamel. Please be careful before buying or engaging in such transactions.
Buying marijuana in Nepal is illegal. However, there will be a lot of locals will try to sell you the marijuana to when you are in the bars, pubs and discotheques in Kathmandu Nepal. Beware! Don’t get yourself into trouble by having drugs.
Tips: Most of the bars, pubs and discotheques in Nepal will operate from 11am to 10pm during weekdays. During the weekends, the operation hour is from 11am to 12pm. Saturday is the official off day in Nepal. Sunday is the working day. Friday is the most happening day of the week.

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Acid attack survivors redefine beauty in B’desh fashion show

Bangladeshi acid attack survivors walk down the ramp during the event ‘Beauty Redefined’ in Dhaka, Bangladesh on March 7, 2017. Photo: AP
Teen model Shonali Khatun strutted the catwalk as the audience cheered at a fashion show in Bangladesh’s capital.

But Shonali is no ordinary model, and this was no ordinary show.
She and the 14 other models are survivors of acid attacks, common in this South Asian country, where spurned lovers or disgruntled family members sometimes resort to hurling skin-burning acid at their victims.

The fashion show, held Tuesday night in Dhaka and attended by fashion lovers, rights activists and diplomats including the US ambassador to Bangladesh, aimed to redefine the notion of beauty while calling attention to the menace of such attacks.
For 14-year-old Shonali, the event was nothing short of empowering. She was attacked just days after she was born amid a property dispute involving her parents, and was left with burn scars on her face and arms. She spent nearly three years in a hospital and underwent eight operations. Her attacker has never been caught.
“I am so happy to be here,” she said. “One day I want to be a physician.”
Bangladesh Acid attack survivors
Bangladeshi acid attack survivors walk down the ramp during the event ‘Beauty Redefined’ in Dhaka, Bangladesh on March 7, 2017. Photo: AP
The models, including three men, walked the catwalk, dancing and singing and showcasing woven handloom Bangladeshi designs. The show was choreographed by local designer Bibi Russel.
Organisers said they hoped to highlight the fact that acid victims, too often overlooked, are a vital part of society. They deliberately chose to hold the event on the eve of International Women’s Day.
Bangladeshi acid attack survivor in Beauty Redefined fashion show
A Bangladeshi acid attack survivor gets her make up applied during the event ‘Beauty Redefined’ in Dhaka, Bangladesh on March 7, 2017. Photo: AP
“We are here today to show their inner strength, as they have come a long way,” said Farah Kabir, country director of ActionAid Bangladesh, which organised the show. “I often take inspiration from them. Their courage is huge.”
Bangladesh has struggled to deal with acid attacks in recent decades, and has instituted harsh punishments for the perpetrators, including the death penalty. The country has also trained doctors to treat such sensitive cases and attempted to control the sale of acid, but has failed to eliminate the scourge entirely.
In 2016, some 44 people were attacked with acid in Bangladesh — an annual number that has remained relatively stable.
“I am ashamed of having such things in the country,” Kabir said. “Unfortunately, in Bangladesh we do have acid victims because of either gender discrimination or violence, or because of greed. And we want to remind everyone the kind of injustice that has been meted out to them.”

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Nepali Boy Trilok Made Heli-Copter.

Helicopters were developed and built during the first half-century of flight, with the Focke-Wulf Fw 61 being the first operational helicopter in 1936.

Some helicopters reached limited production, but it was not until 1942 that a helicopter designed by Igor Sikorsky reached full-scale production with 131 aircraft built.Though most earlier designs used more than one main rotor, it is the single main rotor with anti-torque tail rotor configuration that has become the most common helicopter configuration. Tandem rotor helicopters are also in widespread use due to their greater payload capacity. Coaxial helicopters, tiltrotor aircraft, and compound helicopters are all flying today. Quadcopter helicopters pioneered as early as 1907 in France, and other types of multicopter have been developed for specialized applications such as unmanned drones.

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Trishuli bus accident: Death toll rises to 22

16 injured as passenger bus plunges into Trishuli River

Aug 26, 2016- At least 22 people have died after a passenger bus plunged into Trishuli River along the Narayangadh-Muglin road section early on Friday morning.
The ill-fated bus ( Ga 1 Kha 3709) en route to Pokhara from Gaur, Rautahat fell some 200 meters off the road at Chandibhanjyang-6 into Trishuli River at around 3 am this morning killing 21 people including two women on the spot and injuring 17 others, Chitwan Police Chief SP Basanta Kunwar said.
One of the injured succumbed to injuries while undergoing treatment.

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UML puts off Mechi-Mahakali campaign in Province No. 2

Mar 8, 2017- Following the Saptari incident, the main opposition CPN-UML has decided to put off its Mechi-Mahakali campaign in the proposed province No. 2.
But, according to the district leaders’ suggestions, the party said district assemblies, among other programmes, would be held as per the need.

The Province No. 2 has eight districts including Parsa and Saptari.
The party had organised its campaign just for a day in Province No. 2.
Four persons died and dozens injured when police opened fire to contain the situation following a clash with agitating cadres of Madhesi Morcha during the main opposition CPN-UML’s Mechi-Mahakali campaign on Monday.
After the incident, the party had put off its campaign for three days.
The main opposition has decided to organise a mass meeting in Jitpur of the district on Friday.

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