KATHMANDU, Sept 17: Samik Badal, the president of the All Nepal National Free Students Union (ANNFSU), has accused Kathmandu Metropolitan city’s Mayor Balendra Shah of fraud, claiming he embezzled Rs 130 million.
KATHMANDU: Nepal Red Cross Society (NRCS) Kathmandu branch has felicitated the society’s founding member Dr Gauri Shankar Lal Das. The NRCS Kathmandu feted centenarian Dr Das on the occasion of the Society’s 61st founding day today. NRCS central president Sudarshan Prasad Nepal and Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) spokesperson Nabin Manandhar honoured Dr Das by wrapping […]
KATHMANDU: The Community School Management Committee Federation of Nepal has called for making arrangements to elect the School Management Committee (SMC) president from among the guardians. The Federation asked the Kathmandu Metropolitan City on Monday to annul the provision of the Ward Chair automatically becoming the president of the SMC. Federation president Gunaraj Moktan handed […]
KATHMANDU, July 25: The Community School Management Committee Federation of Nepal has called for an arrangement to elect the School Management Committee (SMC) President from among the guardians.
The Community School Management Committee Federation of Nepal has called for making arrangement to elect the School Management Committee (SMC) president from among the guardians.
KATHMANDU, July 27: The Patan High Court has issued an interim order following initial hearings on a writ petition filed against the ward chairman of Kathmandu Metropolitan City-30, Dal Bahadur Karki, who threatened to kill all community dogs in his ward. The petition was filed by animal rights activist Sneha Shrestha and her team. Shrestha is the president of the Federation of Animal Welfare Nepal and founder of Sneha’s Care, a shelter for sick and injured street animals.
According to the Prime Minister's secretariat, Prime Minister Deuba, also the Nepal Congress president, assured KMC Mayor Shah of the government as well as Nepali Congress's support for the good works of the KMC.
Guthi Sansthan, the Indra Jatra Management Committee and 29 Guthi Khala have started the preparation works for the famous Indra Jatra festival.
The committees have already started maintenance works of three chariots--Ganesh, Kumari and Bhairav.
Gautam Shakya, president of the Indra Jatra Festival Management Committee, said that the festival would be celebrated this year by following all the health protocols, like the previous year.
Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) will provide Rs. 23 million through a one door system to make preparations and celebrate the annual festival of the Kathmandu Valley.
The KMC has not allocated separate budget to the committees even though preparation works for the festival have already begun, said Shakya.
