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Neither an inevitable death nor a bed-ridden physical state seems to able to keep a genuine politician from being active in politics until the last breath. Nepali Congress president and former prime minister Sushil Koirala, who died at his residence in Kathmandu at the age of 79 early Tuesday, watched the news on television and shared his political concerns about the world and Nepal with his aides as he fought with pneumonia and asthma in a losing battle. Koirala had demonstrated the will needed to beat his lung cancer. Now, sharing his last words with his personal assistant and private doctor, he gave up: "I got it." In the old and new media, the world remembered Koirala for his simple outlook and sheer political determination to work for the nation and people. The party halted its ongoing 13th convention programmes to elect its new leadership. The 12th convention had elected Koirala, who earlier served in the posts of party's general secretary and central leader, as the NC chief.

A downright politician, Sushil Koirala stood out among Nepal's prime ministers for making a promise and keeping it. Koirala's election plank during the Constituent Assembly (CA) election of 2013 was promulgating the post-monarchy Nepal's first constitution in a year. His promise earned him voters, and he was elected to the CA from a constituency each of Banke and Chitwan. As the chief of the largest party in the CA and parliament, Koirala then became the prime minister of a coalition government and helped the CA cobble together the new constitution and issue it before it would be too late. The first CA, elected in 2008 with the main mandate to give the peace process a logical conclusion by promulgating the new constitution of Nepal, had failed to fulfill its mandate despite extending its own tenure for four years.

In Koirala's death, the nation has lost a true democrat from the breed of Nepali politicians who had participated in the country's democratic movement to oust the Rana oligarchs, served jail terms and exiles for upholding contrary political views during the party-less monarchical system and chose to live a simple life without showing any craving as such for physical property, such as a house, land and car, or getting married to establish a family, for that matter. Starting from his childhood dream of becoming an actor, Sushil Koirala, who joined politics early on by drawing inspirations from the NC's ideals of nationality, democracy and socialism, lived a life full of twists and turns that eventually made him a hero, who led Nepal's peace process to a logical conclusion in the Federal Loktantrik Republic of Nepal, placing him somewhere down the Koirala-clan line linking late BP Koirala and GP Koirala. Until his demise, Sushil Koirala worked for a politics that aimed at making Nepal peaceful and prosperous. His absence will be conspicuous in the party as well as in the nation. As the nation and the world remember leader Sushil Koirala, the onus lies with his top brass party colleagues to take good care of the party and make it work towards fulfilling late Koirala's political dream.

Nepal and India on Saturday signed nine different agreements during official visit by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.

The deals were signed between the two countries during meeting between PM Oli and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi at Hyderabad House, New Delhi.

A  Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed between Nepal and India on utilization of USD 250 million vowed by the Indian government as post-earthquake assistance.

Likewise, MoUs were signed on strengthening of road infrastructure in Tarai region of Nepal and between Nepal Academy of Drama and Sangeet Natak Akademi of India.

Similarly, Nepal and India inked letters of exchanges on transit between Nepal and Bangladesh through Kakarvitta-Banglabandhu corridor and operation and utilization of Vishakhapatnam port.

Moreover, another letter of exchange was signed on rail transport to/from Vishakhapatnam and rail transit facility through Singhabad for Nepal’s trade with and through Bangladesh. 

On the occasion, the two prime ministers jointly inaugurated Muzzaffarpur-Dhalkebar Transmission Line.

Nepal and India have also agreed to form eminent persons group.

Kathmandu: Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli will begin his six-day India visit from Friday with an aim to bring back India-Nepal friendship back on track.

Briefing media persons here a day ahead of his state visit to India, Oli said his visit will clear the misunderstanding that developed recently between the two neighbours.

He, however, said that his government does not have any specific agenda or proposals to be made during his visit.

"This visit is being organised amid complex circumstances... the major objective is to clear a few misunderstandings that surfaced between the two neighbours in the last few months and taking the bilateral ties to new heights," the PM said.

"We want friendship, co-existence and mutual respect from India and we must continue this age-old relation on an equal footing... we are conscious about our interest," he added.

Refuting speculations about agreement on various pending projects, Oli stressed on creating a favourable and trust-worthy environment for strengthening the historic tie for implementation of development projects.

Observing that his upcoming visit, that begins on Friday, holds great importance for both sides, Oli said that taking the bilateral relations to a new heights and beginning of a new page in bilateral ties is another prime focus.

"We have some expectations ... and great expectation from India ... that is friendly behaviour from the Indian side. We also offer and commit the same on our side," he said.

"Investment in Nepal is secured, profitable and guaranteed ... I will tell the Indian business community in my interaction," said Oli adding that "We don't have any intention to add mud to water any more".

Oli's visit comes at a time when Nepal is struggling to get back to normal from an almost six-month-long Madhesi agitation and blockading of the India-Nepal border by the protestors that led to an acute scarcity of food, fuel and medicines in the Himalayan nation.

The prime minister said the invitation by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was an initiative to take the friendship to a new height on the basis of mutual respect and co-existence.

He said India has already welcomed Nepal's new constitution which was promulgated on September 20 last year. "India invited the PM who was elected under the constitutional provision... that means India has welcomed the constitution in Nepal."

No controversial agreements will be signed during the visit, said the PM adding that "My visit will lay ground for mutual trust and confidence".

"There has been some damage in bilateral relations and my duty is to repair it," he said.

Dwelling on the anti-Constitution agitation by the Madhesis, Oli said the issue will be resolved only through dialogue. "A high-level political body will be formed by this evening to resolve the disputable issues," he said.

The Nepali head of the government, who is embarking on the India visit with a 46-member delegation, further said that no agreement against national welfare will be concluded during his visit.

According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the prime minister will hold an official meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on February 20. He will also pay courtesy calls on Indian President Pranab Mukherjee and Vice-President Mohammad Hamid Ansari.

Oli said: "My government does not believe in diplomacy but in honesty and friendship. We do not believe in polished language but we believe in being practical."

"We do not use any card against each other but we just want to see mutual respect from both our neighbours," he added.

"Yes, there are some pending issues before us to accomplish but we need an advanced level of understanding to complete them ... we need to resolve them through the practical way."

This is Oli's first foreign visit after assuming the office of prime minister in October last year. He will return to Nepal on February 24.

With IANS inputs

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Being one of the major parts of Bihar, the town is well connected with other parts of India. Jogbani Railway Station connects the city with some of the major metropolis such as New Delhi and Kolkata. The other nearest railhead to this town is Katihar Junction. Therefore, the question of how to reach Jogbani is not so difficult to be answered. Travelers who want to choose the airways then they can land at Patna Airport first and then take a bus or private car to reach the town. ‘Chhat Puja’ is a major festival in Jagbani which is celebrated with great zeal and fervor. If you are looking forward to come here,

KATHMANDU: Sadbhawana Party Chairman Rajendra Mahato, one of the key leaders of the agitating United Democratic Madhesi Front, was injured in a clash with police at Rani customs point, near Biratnagar of Morang district, on Saturday.

Morang District Police Office spokesperson DSP Pramod Kumar Kharel told THT Online that Mahato among some other cadres of the Front had gathered at the border point to stage a sit-in protest.
“We told them that they cannot stage any protest in the border area,” Kharel said, “But, they began pelting stones at us and ran away to the other side of the border.”

He, however, said that police did not have any information about actual injury of Mahato. “However, one of our constables sustained some injury.”

Police had to use two rounds of tear gas to disperse them, he added. “The situation is already under our control.”

Leader Rajendra Mahato receiving treatment at Golden Hospital in Biratnagar. Photo Courtesy: Upendra Mahato
Leader Rajendra Mahato receiving treatment at Golden Hospital in Biratnagar. Photo Courtesy: Upendra Mahato

Meanwhile, Upendra Mahato, a Central Committee member of Sadbhawana Party, wrote on Facebook that the protesters seized leader Mahato from the police custody and took him to the Golden Hospital in Biratnagar.

According to Upendra, the top leader of his party sustained injuries on his head and limbs and is currently receiving treatment at the intensive care unit after undergoing CT scan and other tests. He has posted photographs also.

A video posted by the Image Television on its YouTube channel shows that the Indian security personnel resorted to lathi charge after the protesters started pelting stones at the Nepali security personnel, who were seen trying to protect themselves with shields,  from the Indian side of the border.

It has been reported that leader Mahato had reached the no man’s land at Rani-Jogbani border entry point via India.

Dec 22, 2015- India on Monday welcomed the decisions taken by the government of Nepal to address demands regarding the constitution raised by agitating Madhes-based parties.
The government on Sunday had decided to form a high-level political mechanism to redraw the borders of federal provinces as part of its bid to end the prolonged Madhes crisis.
Issuing a statement on Monday, India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said, “Government of India welcomes these developments as positive steps that help create the basis for a resolution of the current impasse in Nepal.”
The Cabinet-formed mechanism has been mandated with the task of submitting a report within three months of its formation.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Kamal Thapa on Monday spoke with India’s Minister for External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and communicated the Cabinet decisions.
Stating that External Affairs Minister [Swaraj] was informed by Nepal’s DPM and Foreign Minister Kamal Thapa on Monday that Nepal’s Cabinet has taken some important decisions to address and resolve demands regarding the constitution raised by agitating Madhes-based parties, the MEA said: “As a neighbour and well-wisher, India was deeply concerned at the unrest stemming from internal differences in Nepal on the constitution. India is confident that a return to normalcy in Nepal would create a more secure and predictable climate for unimpeded commerce between our two countries.”
The MEA has also urged all Nepali political forces to demonstrate the necessary maturity and flexibility to find a satisfactory solution to the constitutional issues through constructive dialogue in an agreed timeframe.
Sunday’s Cabinet decisions include amendments to the constitution on participation in the state organs on the basis of proportionate inclusiveness and delineation of electoral constituencies on the basis of population. The government has also decided to address the concerns about demarcation of provinces through an appropriate arrangement in the constitution on the basis of political consensus. On citizenship and other issues, the government has said the issues will be resolved through negotiations and consensus.
The Madhes-based parties, which are objecting to the government move of tabling the Constitution Amendment Bill in Parliament, have made redrawing of provincial boundaries their key demand.
The government had tabled the bill in Parliament on December 15. The bill proposes proportional representation of women, Dalits, Janajatis and the Madhesi community in state bodies and electoral constituency delimitation based on the population by retaining at least one constituency for each of the 75 districts.
Objecting to the tabling of the bill, the Madhes-based parties have decided to intensify protests in the Tarai.
Before communicating Sunday’s Cabinet decisions to Swaraj on Monday, DPM and Minister for Foreign Affairs Thapa had handed over a copy of the decisions to the agitating Madhes-based parties at his office in Sheetal Niwas and urged the protesting forces to withdraw their protests in the Tarai.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DPM and Foreign Minister Thapa assured the Madhes-based parties that the government was committed to politically addressing their concerns by forming a high-level political mechanism with the mandate to submit a report on redrawing of provincial border outlined by the newly adopted constitution with acceptable recommendations for all sides within three months and redrawing of electoral constituencies on the basis of the population. Thapa also urged the Madhes-based parties to withdraw the ongoing protests in the Tarai.

Aditya is different than the normal child of his age. Media has named him Google Boy as he seems to know every answer. Some says , he is more than a Google boy. Something miraculous is going on within him which is able to explain by science until this time. For a kid that has never been to school, Aditya knows the answer for everything.
He acquired basic ABCD on his own but within a short period of time him and his parents realized that he had an extraordinary ability to store information in his brain. He remembers the name and occupation of everyone he meets , meaning of every words.

About Aditya Dahal (Nepali Google Boy)
According to news published on Sagarmatha Television & Image Television Nepal. Today Special show is focused on the four years old little boy Aditya Dahal from Chabahil, Kathmandu. He is also known as Nepali Google Boy. Aditya is different than the normal child of his age.
Video source : Sagarmatha/ Image Channel TV

Aditya was a normal baby till he was two and a half. Then, he lost his ability of normal speech and movement.

1. Due to his disability, his parents never thought of admitting him into school as he can neither talk nor even sit without help from others.

2. About two months back, the parents found that he could write though no one in the family had taught him how to read or write.

writes flawless Nepali but it does take him a lot of time to write a single word.

4. He answers almost all the questions a four year old boy would not be able to understand. (Examples are given below)

5. He has knowledge of other languages (Korean …).

6. Under the curiosity of interviewers from Nepali news channels, he’s predicted things. (Scripted below)

Here’s the video with English subtitles where he demonstrates his super-normal ability.

At least 13 Seema Shasatra Bal (SSB) officer’s have been detained by Nepal police on Sunday morning. According to reports, the SSB officers were handed over to the Nepal police by some villagers there.Watch Video here : 

Nov 29, 2015- Netrabikram Chand-led CPN-Maoist cadres have set ablaze an Indian tipper in Biratnagar on early Sunday.

The arsoned tipper, WB 25 BN 606, had broken down some six months ago and was being kept in an open field near Indian Embassy contact office.

DSP Pramod Kharel informed that the tipper has been completely destroyed in the fire and the Police have recovered Chand-led Maoist pamphlets at the scene.

13 SSB personnel detained by Nepalese border guarding force
The patrol party was detained near Kishanganj district at around 7 am this morning.
An entire patrol party of 13 SSB personnel have been detained by the Nepalese border guarding force early Sunday morning along the Indo-Nepal border, news agency PTI reports.
“The patrol party was detained near Kishanganj district at around 7 am,” Shashastra Seema Bal (SSB) DG BD Sharma said.
News agency ANI reports that the patrol team was chasing diesel smugglers post which villagers detained them and handed them over to the Nepal Police.
A meeting is currently underway between officials from both sides.
Earlier this morning, news reports suggested that all Indian news channels were banned in that country.
More details are awaited.

Jhapa, Nepal: Armed Police Force (APF) has taken under control 13 security personnel of Sima Surakshya Bal (SSB) of India from Jhapa-Bihar border point at Kechana VDC of the district on early Sunday morning.    APF personnel deployed at Armed Police Border Account Post, Kechana, arrested the SSB team at around 6.30 this morning while they had entered into Nepali territory illegally.     SSB personnel with rifle have been kept under control and investigation is intensified over the motive to enter in Nepal, the Police office at Jhapa said confirming the arrest.    Notwithstanding rule, the SSB personnel have repeatedly been entering in Nepali territory in different pretext.

Again Nepal Strikes By CPN Maoist, Chairperson of CPN Moist Mr. Netra Bikram Chand Has Announced Today . Tommarow Will General Nepal Strikes For Against of Indian unofficial Blackade. View Live Photos :

Nov 28, 2015- As many as 82 fuel tankers, including 23 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) bullets, entered Nepal through the Jogbani border point in the eastern region in the last two days.

On Friday, 23 LPG bullet trucks, 33 diesel and 14 petrol tankers entered Nepal through the point, said Krishna Bahadur Basnet, chief of the Biratnagar Customs Office. On Saturday, eight diesel and 4 petrol tankers entered Nepal.

The office said that it was the biggest LPG bullet consignments made from India in a single day since the unofficial trade embargo of India on Nepal. “Lately, flow of goods through the Jogbani border point has been eased. Moreover, there are many petroleum tankers waiting clearance to enter Nepal,” said Basnet.

According to Trade and Export Promotion Centre figure, fuel imports from India that were recorded at Rs 6.86 billion and Rs 4.99 in the first and second month of the current fiscal year respectively had dropped to Rs 1.53 billion in the third month after the Tarai unrest.

RAUTAHAT, Nov 28: United Democratic Madhesi Front (UDMF) cadres on Saturday torched a motorcycle (Na 25 Pa 5738) at Dasgaja region.

The UDMF cadres torched Shyam Babu Sah of Bisrampur-6, Rautahat's motorcycle while he was returning to Nepal after buying some logistics for his sister's wedding.


"The markets in Nepal have remain closed for months. I had to go to Indian markets as we don't get any goods here," Shyam added, "Around 15-20 protestors impounded me and set my bike on fire. They even manhandled me. "

An Indian motorcycle (BR 05 J 0716) too caught fire when the cadres torched Shyam's motorcycle.

The protestors ran away after Nepal Police and Armed Police Force personnel arrived the scene, District Police Office Rautahat's spokesperson DSP Rajendra Pokharel said.

Irate locals torch UDMF's tents

Following the incident, a group of irate locals set fire on tents used by UDMF cadres to stage sit-in. Locals have thrown away quilts, blankets and pillows used by protestors nearby Barhawa lake.

A brief tension flared up following the incident in the area.

UDMF cadres also had torched Forward Bank's staff Amrit Chaudhary's motorcycle (Ko 8 Pa 8726) while he was on his way to Nepal refilling fuel in India.

Locals have been expressing dissatisfaction over the protestors as the latter torch trucks carrying medicine, ambulances and wedding vehicles irrespective of what they had committed.

Madhes-centric parties have stressed that at least “a tentative deal” on demarcation of federal boundaries was necessary to end the current Tarai standoff, even as the major parties try to get a buy-in of the agitating parties on the two amendments to the constitution.
They argued that major parties’ reluctance to discuss the issues of demarcation has disrupted the talks. They accused that the major parties have been deliberately prolonging the crisis by running away from talks. The United Democratic Madhesh Forum has reiterated its demands for two provinces in the Tarai along with amendment to disputed clauses pertaining to proportional and inclusive representation, election, and citizenship. The Sushil Koirala-led government had registered bills at Parliament, seeking a guarantee on inclusive and proportional representation of Madhesi communities in all state bodies and delimitation of electoral constituencies based on population. Madhesi leaders have agreed to accept the proposals if some of the wordings used in the amendment proposal are changed. During informal talks with the UDMF, leaders of the Nepali Congress, CPN-UML and Unified Maoist have said they are ready to make necessary changes. However, major parties remain deeply divided over the demarcation. The NC and UML have insisted that the issue of demarcation would be revised later, while the Unified Maoist has been lobbying to settle all issues in a package.

ITAHARI, Nov 27: Tension has run high in Itahari after local youths set a fire to the stage where major leaders of the United Democratic Madhesi Front (UDMF) were going to hold a huge mass meeting on Friday. Youths have also been shouting slogans against India's blockade on Nepal.

Meanwhile, securities personnel have been deployed in the incident site to prevent any untoward incident.

Madhesi Morcha had planned to hold a mass meeting at Western chowk of Itahari near Khetikhola.

It is learnt that Upendra Yadav, Rajendra Mahato and Mahanta Thakur are the keynote speakers of the program.

Indian Member of Parliament from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Kirti Azad has said that Nepal should return 15 of its Terai districts to India.
Azad, who was elected to India's lower house Lok Sabha for the third term from Dharbhanga, Bihar, made the statement while addressing a program in his constituency on Tuesday, reports Hindi daily Jagaran. Azad's statement came as he protested that Nepal government had not addressed the demands of the Madhesi agitation.
A former cricketer of the Indian national team, Azad claimed that the 15 districts were once a part of India's territory and were granted to Nepal by the British rulers.
He said that no one in the Indian establishment had taken initiative to reclaim these territories into India once the country got independence from the British rule, adding that he would raise the issue in the parliament and make an appeal to demand the concerned districts from Nepal. He argued that if Nepal failed to abide by the demand, then India should annex these territories.
"If Nepal doesn’t return, these districts should be seized," he said.
Azad has been demanding that a separate Mithila state be carved out of Bihar for Maithili speakers.

Kathmandu, November 23. Federalism Socialist Forum President Upendra Yadav has accused the government of committing genocide in Tarai Madhesh.
Issuing a press release on the 100th day of the Madhesh Movement on Monday, Yadav, also a leader of the United Democratic Madheshi Front, accused the government of suppressing people using brute force instead of addressing concerns of Madheshi and Janajati issues.
He accused the government of trampling on democratic norms and values and violating international humanitarian laws and human rights.
The Madhesh Movement is also the liberation movement of the marginalised peoples of the Himalayas and Hills as well as Madhesh and Tharuhat, Yadav maintained.
Rather than addressing the movement, the government is conspiring to pit Madheshi and Pahadi people against each other in a bid to foment communal violence and spoil national unity, according to Yadav. He called on all concerned to remain aware of such a plot and maintain unity in diversity and diversity in unity.
The Madheshi leader also called protesters to provide free passage for ambulances, vehicles of diplomatic missions, the Press, human rights organisations, fire engines and edicine carriers.