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Nepal Government Mandates 45% Student Fare Discount on Public Transport
Kathmandu. The government has issued a directive to strictly enforce the 45 percent fare discount facility provided to students on public transportation as per the law.The Department of Transport Management, under the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport, has issued this directive through official correspondence to transport operators.According to the Department, students are entitled to a 45 percent discount on transport fares based on the decision made between the government and transport entrepreneurs on 2065 Falgun 20. However, following numerous complaints received through 'Hello Sarkar' and the department's grievance box regarding public vehicles failing to provide the mandated discount, the...
ढोरपाटनमा दादुरा सङ्क्रमण नियन्त्रणतर्फ
बागलुङ– गत फागुन ८ गते ढोरपाटन नगरपालिका–७, ८ र ९ मा फैलिएको दादुरा संक्रमण नियन्त्रणमा आउन थालेको छ । विश्व स्वास्थ्य सङ्गठन, प्रदेश जनस्वास्थ्य कार्यालय र स्थानीय तहका स्वास्थ्यकर्मीको टोलीले सङ्क्रमण नियन्त्रणका लागि प्रभावित क्षेत्रमा पुगेर अध्ययन गरी खोप अभियान चलाएको थियो । फागुन २९ गतेदेखि चैत २ गतेसम्म यस क्षेत्रका बालबालिका तथा किशोरकिशोरीलाई खोप […]
Man arrested for character assassination of woman on social media
Kathmandu. Police have arrested Mahesh Giri, a resident of Bhaktapur, on charges of being involved in the character assassination of a woman. Cyber Bureau spokesperson (SP) Dilip Kumar Giri told Ratopati that Giri was arrested from Gaushala, Kathmandu, on Tuesday.Police officials state that he assassinated the character of a victimized woman through social media (Facebook). Rape survivor Shobha Pathak has confirmed that the police arrested Mahesh Giri for the offense of character assassination against her. She wrote on social media, 'Mahesh Giri, who was going around assassinating my character by posting my photos and issuing threats, has been arrested by the...
Supreme Court to Resume Hearing on Nepal Electricity Authority Transformer Corruption Scandal
Kathmandu. The corruption case regarding the Nepal Electricity Authority's substandard transformer scandal is being heard today at the Supreme Court, having been placed in the 'continued hearing' category. The case is being presided over by a joint bench of judges Sharanga Subedi and Shrikant Paudel.Previously, on 2082 Bhadra 12, the case was being heard by a bench of Supreme Court judges Abdul Aziz Musalman and Meghraj Pokharel, also under the 'continued hearing' status. Following an arson incident at the Supreme Court during the Gen-Z movement on Bhadra 24, the bench of judges Musalman and Pokharel ordered the submission of case...
