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Forest encroachment on the rise in Rautahat

- by Madan Thakur

RAUTAHAT, Nov 18: Forest encroachment has increased in Rautahat district as people migrating from various parts of the country have resorted to clearing forest areas to settle down illegally.

Commoners feel the brunt of clearing hospital bills

Commoners feel the brunt of clearing hospital bills

- by Republica

BIRATNAGAR, Nov 18: After his 18-month-old son got diagnosed with brain tumor, Shambhu Singh, a local of Kamaha village of Sunsari district did not think twice before selling off the only plot of land they had to cover the cost of treatment.

Govt seals 37 clinics in Valley in five days

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Nov 18: The monitoring panels deployed from the Ministry of Health have sealed 37 clinics in the Kathmandu Valley in the past five days. The clinics were found violating the rules related to setting up, operation and upgrade, officials said.

Demand to bring local units under province snags restructuring

- by Sangeet Sangroula

KATHMANDU, Nov 19: With the commission for restructuring local bodies all set to submit its report on the number and boundaries of local units within two weeks, a dispute over whether or not the local units should be under the jurisdiction of the respective provinces has emerged as another complication in the task of local restructuring.

Inclusion doesn't mean including unqualified: CJ Karki

Inclusion doesn't mean including unqualified: CJ Karki

- by Jitendra Kumar Jha

RAJBIRAJ, Nov 19: Chief Justice Sushila Karki has said that although she is in favor of proportional inclusive system, she will not appoint an unqualified candidate as justice as such a move would be inappropriate.

TUTH resident docs to boycott teaching from Sunday

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Nov 19: All the resident doctors at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH) will boycott classroom activities from Sunday, in a show of support for the hunger strike staged by Dr Govinda KC.

MPs want impeachment motion wound up speedily

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Nov 19: Expressing serious concern over prolonged deliberations on the impeachment motion registered against CIAA chief Lokman Singh Karki, lawmakers from both the ruling and opposition parties have demanded that the process be expedited and a decision reached soon.

Act amendment delay stymies TRC

Act amendment delay stymies TRC

- by Nabin Khatiwada

KATHMANDU, Nov 19: With just two months remaining in its term, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) has not been able to conduct substantive investigations into conflict-related complaints due to delay by the government in amending a crucial Act.

Away with cash

- by Republica

India’s decision to ban Indian currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 denominations that are in circulation, almost overnight, has created a wave of panic that is rippling across India.

Mosquitoes of Janakpur

Mosquitoes of Janakpur

- by Sukhdev Shah

The city of Janakpur is perhaps the dirtiest place in Nepal and perhaps even in the whole of the Indian subcontinent

Uncertainty over fate of demonetized Indian notes fuels illegal exchange

Uncertainty over fate of demonetized Indian notes fuels illegal exchange

- by Sagar Ghimire

KATHMANDU, Nov 19: When India Prime Minister Narendra Modi withdrew the legal tender of Indian 500 and 1,000 rupee banknotes on November 8, it was meant to curb 'black money' and corruption, but the move itself has ironically created a new black market -- illegal exchange of those notes held in Nepal.

Tiny little shame

Tiny little shame

- by Dinkar Nepal

Till we make peace with our past we will continue to look at ourselves with utter contempt and breed inferiority complex in next generation

CIAA internal feud deepens as House delays impeachment motion

- by Bhadra Sharma

KATHMANDU, NOV 19: Following the suspension of Lokman Singh Karki as chief of the CIAA, internal feuding between Karki and the new leadership of the anti-graft body has deepened, damaging the reputation of a key constitutional body.

Embracing boredom

Embracing boredom

- by Usha Pokharel

Research suggests being a little bored is good. Those dull periods provide us time to reflect and help solve problems

Remittance growth slows to 3.2 percent

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Nov 19: Remittances inflow grew by only 3.2 percent in the first quarter of the Fiscal Year 2016/17 compared to 24 percent growth rate in the corresponding period of the last fiscal year.

State of the world’s toilets

- by Republica

A report by WaterAid shows that more than 650 million people in the world do not have access to clean water, and more than 2.3 billion do not have access to a safe, private toilet.

NEA appeals consumers for austerity in energy use

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Nov 19: With winter approaching and power generation of run-of-the-river plants falling, the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has appealed the general public to not use energy intensive equipment during morning and evening peak hours.