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SC orders government to arrange voting system for Nepalis residing abroad



Supreme Court has ordered the government to arrange the voting system for those Nepalis who are residing in abroad for work, education and business purpose to ensure their fundamental democratic rights.


Hospitals halt all OPD services except emergency


The Out Patient Department (OPD) services at hospitals are not operating today after the Nepal Medical Association (NMA) announced a protest over the newly enforced Criminal Code. As part of its phase-wise protests, the association will halt all the administrative works at all the health institutions on Monday and will stop admitting patients except for emergency from Tuesday.


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Sri Lanka pledges maximum support to accelerate SAARC process



President of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, Maithripala Sirisena, has pledged maximum support to accelerate the SAARC process. The Sri Lankan President who arrived here to participate in the fourth BIMSTEC (Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation) concluded here Friday, visited the SAARC Headquarters today.


Adamant provincial law minister protests in front of NRB's branch office


The Minister for Internal Affairs and Law for Province 2, Gyanendra Kumar Yadav protested in front of Nepal Rastra Bank's Janakpur branch office after the state-owned bank declined to abide by the provincial government's decision. The minister said that he'd continue his protest until the bank's Manager agreed to abide with the provincial laws in the future and accept today was a public holiday.


Myanmar commission begins an investigation of rights violations against Rohingya in Rakhine state


An independent commission established by the Myanmar government to investigate allegations of gross human rights violations against Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine state has begun its probe by visiting the area, the state-run newspaper Global New Light of Myanmar reported Saturday. The commission, led by Rosario Manalo, former deputy foreign minister of the Philippines, visited Maungdaw in the conflict-stricken northern part of Rakhine by helicopter Friday and met with local officials and villagers there.


Nepal secures second straight win in ACC Qualifiers



Nepali cricket team registered their second consecutive win by defeating Singapore at the ongoing ACC (Asian Cricket Council) Asia Cup Qualifiers. The national cricket team defeated Singapore by 4 wickets with 131 balls to spare in Malaysia on Sunday. Nepal lost six wickets to meet the target of 152 runs in 28.1 overs. 


 


 

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