Darjeeling BJP Signs Resolution Supporting Gorkhaland

भिडियो हेर्न माथिको एड काट्नुहोस।  

Darjeeling: The crisis in Darjeeling seemed to deepen with the all-party meeting called by Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) leaders on Tuesday afternoon ending a unanimous decision to fight for a separate state of Gorkhaland that was a direct challenge to chief minister Mamata Banerjee who has vowed not to allow a split of Bengal.

The five political parties and an apolitical body that attended the meeting were — GJM, Gorkha National Liberation Front (GNLF), Gorkhaland Rajya Nirman Morcha, Bharatiya Gorkha Parisangh (apolitical), Communist Party of Revolutionary Marxists and BJP. The meeting started at 1:30 pm and went on till 4 pm.

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Bike are not allowed Kathmandu Rinroad

The government is preparing to ban operation of the Kathmandu Valley is rinarodabhitra motorcycle.
Urban traffic management is a major challenge in the smaller vehicles are stopped rinarodabhitra The Department of Transport will discuss admitted it has been a motorcycle. Business is published by Marca newspaper.
A ban on motorcycle riding easy and affordable to be made public before the department said.
Urban traffic management system to manage, reduce pollution and create clean city valley covering the ring to stop the motorcycle to start a discussion about the transport system of the Department of General Bhattarai said. Daily from Nepal ............

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Nepalese living in India through his video gorkhalad Day said

भिडियो हेर्न माथिको एड काट्नुहोस।  

A province of India and Nepal, Nepal national language Hindi language as the official language of an ordinance that public eminent Indian Prime Minister PM Modi, Ramdev Baba returned to Nepal, Sikkim and other gorkhalyada with a hint of warning.
He has lived in the area of ​​video gorkhalyada Nepali by Nepali land back to Nepal and Nepal's independence day, no matter what human rights activists warned against.
Nepalese living in India through his video gorkhalad Day said.
He stormed up the nationality of Nepal Nepal's official language along with Hindi language should be used as the land them back to the land that modile Nepal are challenged.

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According to the Metropolitan Police Circle Swoyambhu.

Two teenagers and a 47-year-old man were buried to death when they were digging a trench for laying a new water supply pipe at Sitapaila

in Kathmandu at around 1am on Wednesday. They were killed after they were buried when the earth caved in.
The incident has brought to the fore the kind of security measures that are put in place in construction works in the country.
The deceased have been identified as Tej Bahadur KC of Parbat and Santosh Das, 18, and Shyam Sundar Ram, 19, of Saptari, according to the Metropolitan Police Circle Swoyambhu.
They were recruited by Tenzin Raman Constructions, one of the eight construction companies contracted by the Melamchi Drinking Water Project under the Project Implementation Directorate  (PID) of the Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Limited (KUKL).
“The earth caved in when the three workers were about to lay the pipe in the trench they had just dug up,” said Pradhyumna Man Chitrakar, project manager of Tenzin Raman Constructions. According to him, 13 persons were working at the site late in the night.
The contractor has been installing pipes in the night in view of heavy traffic and people’s movement during the day. Tiresh Prasad Khatri, director of the PID, KUKL, promised compensation to the victims’ families.
The bodies have been sent to Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, Maharajgunj for post-mortem. “Investigation is underway,” said Inspector Khem Acharya.

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holding a meeting at Singha Durbar to discuss the second phase of local p

holding a meeting at Singha Durbar to discuss the second phase of local polls.
A meeting between the top leaders of major political parties and agitating Rastriya Janata Party-Nepal (RJP-N) has ended inconclusively on Wednesday.
During the meeting held at Singh Durbar this afternoon,

RJP-N leaders said that they would not take part in the second phase of local level elections slated for June 28 until the government addressed their demands.
RJP-N leaders have been urging the government to ensure passage of a revised constitution amendment bill, withdraw false cases slapped against the cadres of the agitating forces, and icrease the number of local levels in Madhes on the basis population

Emerging from the meeting, the main opposition CPN- UML Deputy Parliamentary Party leader Subash Chandra Nembang said that the leaders present in the meeting have told the RJP-N leaders that their demands of amending the constitution and increasing the number of local levels in Madhes could not be addressed at the present.
The leaders have urged the RJP-N leaders to take part in the elections by sorting out the technical issues, but the agitating party leaders turned down their request, leader Nembang added.
Meanwhile, the UML leaders said that the second phase of local polls should not be postponed under any pretext.
The next meeting has been scheduled for 10 am on Thursday.
It has been learnt that Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba would hold a discussion with the elections officers before the meeting.
Major parties, RJP-N meet underway
Top leaders of major political parties and agitating Rastriya Janata Party-Nepal (RJP-N) are holding a meeting at Singha Durbar to discuss the second phase of local polls.
It is learnt that leaders are trying to find a common ground to bring the RJP-N onboard the elections.
Election Commission has fixed Friday for filing nomination of the candidates for the polls.
The second phase local polls is due on June 28 while the first phase was held on May 14.
The RJP-N has waged anti-election protests with aim to disrupt the elections saying that the government failed to amend the constitution before elections to address grievances of Madhes as promised.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba had recently floated his idea about possibility of delaying polls in Provinces 2 and 5 for a few days if the RJP-N assures to join the process. Major opposition CPN-UML is against the idea.
Prime Minsiter Sher Bahadur Deuba, CPN-UML Chairman KP Oli, CPN (Maoist Centre) Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal, among other RJPN leaders, are present in the meeting.

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Locals and security personnel reached the incident site soon after the incident and rescued the victims.

Locals and security personnel reached the incident site soon after the incident and rescued the victims.

At least 11 people died and 21 others were injured, two critically, when a bus veered off the road at Aathbiskot Municipality-4 in Dailekh on Wednesday. The ill-fated vehicle with the registration number Na 4 Kha 2998 fell 300 metres at around 3:20pm.
There were 32 people on board the bus that was en route from Jitedh Bazaar in Kalikot to Mahendranagar in Kanchanpur. Locals and security personnel reached the incident site soon after the incident and rescued the victims.

According to DSP Yogendra Kumar Khadka of Kalikot District Police Office,  two of the critically injured passengers were airlifted to Nepalgunj while 19 others were taken to Surkhet and Nepalgunj for treatment.
The cause of the accident is not yet known, said police, adding that brake failure could have resulted in the crash.

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Nepal Coffee trademark listed in 7 more markets

The brand is in the process of being registered in Australia and the US, as per the association. The government has so far spent Rs5 million on the registration process

Jun 11, 2017-

Nepal has registered the Nepal Coffee collective trademark in seven more markets—South Korea, Singapore, Japan, Norway, Switzerland, New Zealand and Hong Kong. The brand had been registered only in the European Union (EU) previously.

The Nepal Coffee Producers’ Association (NCPA), which has been authorised to register the trademark abroad, said that Nepali products received recognition in these countries in the last few months.

The brand is in the process of being registered in Australia and the US, as per the association. The government has so far spent Rs5 million on the registration process.

The registration of the Nepal Coffee collective trademark is expected to boost sales of the product in the international market. NCPA President Shyam Bhandari said Nepal had registered the brand in the EU and seven other countries that are potentially big markets for the agro product. The NCPA has been working to get the Nepal Coffee trademark registered in international markets while the Trade and Export Promotion Centre of the Commerce Ministry has been providing the funds under the recommendation of the National Tea and Coffee Development Board (NTCDB).

The association grants the Nepal Coffee logo to products that are organic and meet the other international quality standards. “We issue the logo only to exporters whose products satisfy the requirements,” said Bhandari. He added that they had started collecting a levy from exporters to pay for the renewal of the collective trademark in the future.

Nepali coffee has been gaining popularity in the international market of late. According to Bhandari, the high quality Nepali product fetches up to $15 per kg, about the same as world class products from top coffee producing countries like Brazil.  

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