KATHMANDU, Dec 4: The employees of Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) have initiated a protest calling for the removal of Ubaraj Adhikari, the executive chief of the state-owned airlines. The protest unfolded as employees barred the executive chief from entering the office premises, citing concerns about the airline's precarious state.
KATHMANDU, Dec 4: The employees of Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) have initiated a protest calling for the removal of Ubaraj Adhikari, the executive chief of the state-owned airlines. The protest unfolded as employees barred the executive chief from entering the office premises, citing concerns about the airline's precarious state.
NEW DELHI, Sep 27: Over 50 students were injured on Tuesday during massive protests against the killing of two students in India's northeastern state of Manipur, local media reports said.
According to officials on Tuesday, hundreds of students in Imphal took to the streets t
Aug 30: India says it has lodged a "strong protest" with China over a new map that lays claim to its territory.
Indian media have reported that the map shows the north-eastern state of Arunachal Pradesh and the disputed Aksai Chin plateau as China's territory.
May 8: Dozens of people have been killed in ethnic clashes in the north-eastern Indian state of Manipur with mobs attacking homes, vehicles, churches, and temples, officials say.
The violence began last week after indigenous communities held a rally to protest against demands by
The government has finally agreed to revise the VIP convoy protocol to manage the convoys accompanying VIP state officials thanks to the doctors' protest.
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SEPT 21: Hundreds of foreign dignitaries are expected to attend the funeral on 27 September.
On Wednesday, witnesses called police after spotting a man on fire near the prime minister's office in Tokyo.
Officers put out the blaze, and took the still-conscious man to hospital, local media reported.
The extent of his injuries and his current condition is unknown. Japanese media reports say the man is believed to be in his 70s.
The government is yet to comment on the protest. But public opposition to the holding of the state funeral has intensified in recent months, with polls showing a majority of voters unhappy with the expenditure.
Abe was shot dead on 8 July, aged 67, at a campaign rally for his political party. The killing of Japan's longest-serving prime minister was condemned internationally and shocked Japan, a country with a minimal record of political violence and gun crime.
But state funerals are not an established practice in Japan, and protesters say they resent the use of public funds on the event that is projected to cost about 1.65bn yen (£10.1m; $11.4m).
One of the country's main opposition parties, the Constitutional Democratic Party, has also said its lawmakers won't participate in next week's ceremony.
Police are yet to confirm details of the protest on Tuesday, but local media reported the man had voiced his opposition to the funeral to a nearby officer before setting himself alight.
Handwritten notes were also found around him expressing the same message, local media reported.
Criticism of the state funeral has also increased as more politicians in Japan's parliament have been found to have connections with a controversial church.
The man charged with killing Abe said he had targeted the former prime minister for his connections to the Unification Church, which he said had bankrupted his family.
The Ministry of Home Affairs has warned people not to carry out any kind of activism and protest against neighbouring countries and their heads of state regarding any matter.
