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17 injured in Sarlahi bus accident

- by Santosh Singh

SARLAHI, Aug 19: Seventeen people were injured when a bus heading for Malangawa from Bahurawa turned turtle at Lakhandehi rivulet in the district on Friday.

I will monitor government's works from Singha Durbar: PM

I will monitor government's works from Singha Durbar: PM

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Aug 19: Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal today said that he would inspect and monitor the functioning of the government by staying inside the administrative building Singha Durbar instead of attending formal programmes frequently.

Man shot dead

- by Republica

KAPILVASTU, Aug 19:  An unidentified group has shot a man dead at Sauraha VDC-3, Belbhariya, around 1 am on Friday. According to the villagers, Raju Mallaha, 28, was sleeping in his garden when he was shot in the head by the group. He died on the spot.

Missing French woman found dead

Missing French woman found dead

- by Kamal Pariyar

KATHMANDU, Aug 18: District Police Syangja on Thursday recovered the dead body of a French woman, who had gone missing since last 10 days, from a ravine in Tindobato VDC of Syangja district.

Gaijatra festival today

Gaijatra festival today

- by Republica

Kathmandu, Aug 19: The traditional festival of Gaijatra or the 'cow festival' is being observed from today in the three cities of Kathmandu Valley and some other places in the country amidst fun, gaiety, humor, satire and entertainment.

PADT heritage reconstruction neglected: Tandan

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Aug 18: The reconstruction of heritage monuments devastated by the deadly quake of 2015 inside the Pashupati Area Development Trust (PADT) is unlikely to be completed within five years if the present trend of budget allocation continues.

Another distressing year at NEA for power generation

- by Rudra Pangeni

KATHMANDU, Aug 18: Nepal Electricity Authority augmented its power supply by only 3 million units in a 12-month period ending mid-July, while the demand increased multifold. NEA is the country’s electricity monopoly.

The drugless treatment

The drugless treatment

- by The Week Bureau

We have many patients who come to us after visiting ten different hospitals and doctors. Those who can afford it have even travelled to India and Thailand but at the end of the day, they find that allopathic medicines don’t work for them. Often they come to us in a state of utter desperation, looking for alternatives.

Consumers suffer as market anomalies grow

Consumers suffer as market anomalies grow

- by Sujan Dhungana

KATHMANDU, Aug 19: Recent inspections conducted by different government agencies lay bare the extent of anomalies in the market. Food producers and traders are openly fleecing consumers in terms of quantity and quality.

Challenges of curbing vehicle emissions

Challenges of curbing vehicle emissions

- by Priyanka Gurung

Basanta Adhikari, director and spokesperson of the Department of Transport Management (DoTM) shares his dream for his department. He wishes to have a task force especially dedicated to vehicle emission control. Ideally, he insists that he would have the designated team not only test the vehicles in a systematic manner with proper equipment but also seize polluting vehicles on the spot, if necessary.