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US ARMY COMMING IN NEPAL !

The effects of pollution that comes to Nepal from India

We often gets suffered with lots of pollution. The pollution of industry is being problematic issue for developing country. But also Nepal which is not a developed country but is contributed by the pollution by the industry of the other countries.Not only the health of the people this pollution has effected our beauty of mountains as well. Scientist Aryal who belonged to Palpa, Nepal has done investigation on this and here is a video where you can find his short interaction where he has defined the reason of pollution and it’s effects on this video.

Nepal is in between China and India which are the developing countries and Nepal is been involved on the pollution of this country. The scientist who is Nepali has done investigation on America as he is the professor of American college and has completed his study there.He told that the pollution that comes out from the industry in India mostly comes to Nepal with the flow of air and this pollution is creating a lots of problem to Nepal and many Nepalese is getting health problems due to this pollution.

Ashish Chaudhary denies killing Manisha Gharti

While quarreling, Manisha slapped me and I slapped her back. Then I banged my hand into the showcase. My hand started bleeding. After sometime, Manisha opened her facebook account. I got out of her room, saying I will go home, but I did not. I sat on the verandah of her house and fell asleep there. Then I woke up at night and found Manisha’s body hanging. I brought her body down. I was fearful because Manisha was no more. Hurried home thereafter. The next morning, you people (police) arrestd me and brought me here. I do not know how Manisha died. But I would not have stayed home if I had killed Manisha. I would have fled instead. I stayed home because I had not killed her. Don’t know how Manisha died.Ashish Chaudhary, one of the two individuals arrested in connection with the suspicious death of Manisha Gharti Magar (17), sister of Nepal’s ace footballer Bimal Gharti Magar, has denied killing Manisha. Ashish said this in course of the police probe into the death of Manisha in suspicious circumstances at her house in Bhutaha, Nawalparasi, on Wednesday night. Excerpts from the statement that Onlinekhabar accessed: “Yes, I went to Manisha’s house on Wednesday night because Manisha had called me. My friend Nirmal Rayamajhi had dropped me close to her place on my bike.” “I was drunk and Manisha got angry at this.” On Wednesday morning, Manisha went out with her friends. I called her, wanted to know who she was with and told her to return home. Later, this sparked a quarrel between us. Manisha said she wanted to know why I was always trying to keep her under my control. I told her to return my SIM card and gifts, and said I will return her gifts too.

KP OLI’S POLITICAL JOURNEY

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli. The Maoist party, the third largest in the Nepali parliament after Nepali Congress and Oli’s Communist Party of Nepal – Unified Marxist–Leninist (CPN – UML), said that the utility of the Oli government had ended and it would now be looking to form a government under Dahal’s leadership.Oli and allow him to bring the annual budget at the end of May. After that, Dahal would become prime minister of the same communist coalition. The new UML-Maoist agreement also says every effort will be made to expand the coalition into a ‘national consensus government’ and that there will be a renewed push for dialogue on federalism with the protesting Madhesi parties. The Maoist party’s volte-face represents a huge symbolic victory for Oli. First, it will allow him a more graceful exit, compared to being forced out through a no-confidence motion. Second, he can now claim that he has once again thwarted ‘Indian designs’ to destabilise Nepal. Already, people in Kathmandu are interpreting May 5 developments as another slap on the face of the ‘meddlesome Indians’ – just as Oli would have liked it. The Maoist chairman was enthused as the Nepali Congress had committed support for his leadership. With the support of Congress, Dahal would be able to easily marshal a comfortable majority in the 601-member parliament. But by the morning of May 5, Dahal had completely changed his mind. Instead of bringing a motion of no-confidence against the prime minister, as was planned only a day before, the party now said it would continue to support

Nepal accuses India of attempting regime change in Kathmandu

A diplomatic rift between Nepal and India has deepened after Kathmandu alleged that New Delhi backed a failed political move to topple the government by the opposition Nepal Congress Party (NCP), with the help of the Maoist United Communist Party of Nepal (UCNPM). The Indian government has denied any involvement.Nepali President Bidhya Devi Bhandari’s also cancelled a five-day visit to India scheduled from May 9. India reacted by calling off a planned visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Nepal on May 21 to participate in a Buddhist conference.

In retaliation on May 6, Kathmandu recalled its envoy to New Delhi—Deep Kumar Upadhyay, a former NCP leader. Nepali Defense Minister Bhim Rawal said that “Upadhyay seemed to play an internal role in the exercise to change the current government [and] that was the main reason on his recall.”