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Shots Fired Outside Bollywood Action Director Rohit Shetty's Mumbai Residence
Mumbai. Four rounds were fired outside the residence of famous Bollywood action film director Rohit Shetty in Mumbai late Saturday night. Panic has once again spread in the Bollywood fraternity after an unidentified group fired outside his residence in the Juhu area. Upon receiving information about the incident, the Mumbai Police and forensic teams reached the spot and began an investigation. According to the police, the incident occurred around 3 AM on Saturday night. After the unidentified attackers fled after opening fire, security has been tightened around Shetty's house and in the Juhu area. Many other Bollywood celebrities also reside in this area....
Hotel Association of Nepal President Cites Underutilization of Billion-Dollar Investments in Hospitality Sector
Kathmandu. Binayak Shah, President of the Hotel Association of Nepal (HAN), stated that despite billions of rupees being invested in hotels, they are not being utilized to their full potential. Speaking at a program on the economic agenda of political party manifestos organized by the Nepal Economic Journalists Association (NEJA) on Sunday, President Shah requested lawmakers to formulate policies that ensure the full utilization of hotel capacity.He mentioned that tourism and hotel policies are overly focused on employees, causing problems for business owners. 'Tourists' spending should be a minimum of one hundred dollars and their stay at least two weeks....
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IPPAN Chairman Warns Nepal Lacks Plan for Increasing Electricity Consumption
Kathmandu. Ganesh Karki, Chairman of the Independent Power Producers' Association, Nepal (IPPAN), stated that although electricity generation is increasing, the state lacks a plan on how to consume it.Speaking at the 'Economic Agenda in Party Manifestos' program organized by the Economic Journalists Association of Nepal in Kathmandu on Sunday, Chairman Karki suggested that the private sector should be allowed to export electricity.Karki emphasized that political parties must promise to reform policies related to the export, consumption, and trade of generated electricity and must focus on their implementation.
