RAUTAHAT. Sept 11: A revelation has surfaced regarding a rural municipality chairman in Sarlahi, who was recently brought to court over discrepancies in his Nepali citizenship certificate. It has come to light that the chairman, Ram Asray Shah of Sarlahi's Dhankaul Rural Municipality, possesses not one, but three Nepali citizenships, each obtained on different dates.
RAUTAHAT. Sept 11: A revelation has surfaced regarding a rural municipality chairman in Sarlahi, who was recently brought to court over discrepancies in his Nepali citizenship certificate. It has come to light that the chairman, Ram Asray Shah of Sarlahi's Dhankaul Rural Municipality, possesses not one, but three Nepali citizenships, each obtained on different dates.
JANAKPURDHAM, June 26: Indrajit Safi, who had endured the hardships of being a non-citizen child with Nepali citizen parents, can finally celebrate as he overcomes his citizenship struggle in Kathmandu. On Sunday, Indrajit proudly shared his joy with the District Administration Office Dhanusha, where he received his Nepali citizenship certificate through a celebratory procession.
JANAKPURDHAM, June 26: Indrajit Safi, who had endured the hardships of being a non-citizen child with Nepali citizen parents, can finally celebrate as he overcomes his citizenship struggle in Kathmandu. On Sunday, Indrajit proudly shared his joy with the District Administration Office Dhanusha, where he received his Nepali citizenship certificate through a celebratory procession.
KATHMANDU, June 25: Noncooperation for a family member to acquire a citizenship certificate is subjected to punishment, according to the Nepal Citizenship (First Amendment) Act, 2079 BS. This is punishable by three months in prison, and Rs 10,000 in fines. In this case, the respective district office can direct the p
KATHMANDU, Feb 3: The government is planning to honor the returnee migrant workers so as to encourage them to adopt self-employment measures.
In this connection, the Ministry of Labor, Employment and Social Security, issuing notice on Wednesday, solicited applications from those who adopted enterprises after returning from overseas employment.
According to the Ministry notice, the entrepreneurs making contributions to the national production and employment through the adoption of enterprises after returning from foreign employment can submit their application up to February 22.
The notice stated that those who returned home after a year in foreign employment on a working visa, those completing a minimum of one year of their entrepreneurship after returning from foreign employment and those who have not been awarded by the Ministry of Labor for the last five years can submit their applications for the honor.
The award application form is available on the ministry website. Along with the application, those eligible should enclose a copy of the Nepali citizenship certificate, passport with work permit and visa, income tax certificate and tax clearance certificate of last year and self-declaration stating s/he was not awarded by the ministry before.
As stated the application can be registered at the Ministry’s Employment Coordination and Information Section or via email. The Ministry said that the outstanding entrepreneurs would be screened among the applicants and awarded accordingly.
The Ministry is honoring the Nepali returnee migrant workers to encourage them to utilize knowledge, skills, experience and capital they gained during their foreign employment for the enhancement of production and employment of their home country. The Ministry has expected that such honor would discourage outbound workers and attract them to return to the country for enterprises.
As noted, one among the applicants would receive the best entrepreneur national award with a cash prize of Rs 150,000 and seven others would get entrepreneur national award with Rs 75,000 each.
Legal documents are essential in every walk of life. In Nepal's case, the Nepali citizenship certificate and passport are probably the most significant documents for every Nepali citizen. For Nepalis residing abroad, a Nepali passport works as an identity card, while for Nepalis residing in Nepal itself, a citizenship certificate is a mandatory document to have.
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RAJBIRAJ, Feb 21: If citizens of India, Bangladesh and other countries want to obtain Nepali citizenship certificate, all they have to do is to visit Saptari and Sunsari districts. These two districts, since a long time, have been a safe haven for international criminals to obtain fake Nepali citizenship certificates.
