Friday, July 14, 2017

Nepali News

Nepali News

AFTERNOON                                                        14th JULY 2017
FRIDAY                                                                  30th ASAR 2074
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08-       Three die of tuberculosis in Bara

            Kalaiya (Bara), July 14: Three persons have died of tuberculosis in a period of eight months in the district, according to data with the Nepal Tuberculosis Nibaran Sastha, Bara.

            Of the total 637 people found suffering from the disease during a programme launched eight months ago with the theme of 'awareness orientation about tuberculosis among Dalit community', 296 patients have been found infected, said the data made available at a function in the district.

            The TB patients can get free medicines from around 100 health facilities in the district including the District Hospital, said Ram Binaya Yadav of the District Public Health Office.

            He also suggested launching awareness programmes extensively to eradicate the disease. RSS
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09-       NC leaders including President pay tribute to Joshi

            Kathmandu, July 14: Nepali Congress top leaders including President Sher Bahadur Deuba visited the party central office, Sanepa today to pay tribute to party senior leader and former minister Ramhari Joshi who passed away on Thursday evening. 

            Joshi known as the Gandhian and socialist leader in the Nepali politics passed away at 7:30 at the Dhapasi-based Grande International Hospital at the age of 91.

            Party President and Prime Minister Deuba paid tribute to Joshi. Likewise, NC senior leader Ramchandra Poudel, leaders Bimalendra Nidhi, Krishna Prasad Sitaula, Dr Ram Sharan Mahat, other leaders and party cadres also reached the party headquarters to pay tribute to him, according to the party source.

            Joshi, a patient of asthma and pneumonia, was admitted to the hospital after he was hurt when he slipped in the bathroom of his residence on July 5. He was living at his relative's house at Nakhkhipot, Lalitpur.

            His last rights will be performed at the Pashupati Aryaghat today itself, the party said.

            Born in 1983 BS in Sarlahi, Joshi remained unmarried throughout his life. He had spent sometimes of his life as the head master of Hariaun-based Chaturbhujeshwor Janata Secondary School, Sarlahi. He had spent the total nine years of his life in prison for joining movements for the party and democracy in the country.  He had been elected the member of the parliament during the 2048 BS and 2051 BS elections from his home district Sarlahi.

            He also held the portfolio of the Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation in 2048 BS in the Girija Prasad Koirala-led cabinet. RSS
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10-       Revolving fund of Rs 200,000 set up in Tanahun

Kathmandu, July 14: A revolving fund of Rs. 200,000 has been set up in Tanahun district.

A local of Rampurtar in the district, Nil Kumari Tiwari set up the fund in memory of her husband Yaba Nidhi and son Mukunda Tiwari.  

  She set up the revolving fund targeting to help talent and privileged student of Tanahunchowk based Chok Secondary School in the district.

 It may be noted that Yabanidhi had served as the school management committee chair for a long time. 

The school was established in 1992 BS where over 400 students are perusing education there.  RSS
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