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Rabi Lamichhane to Visit India

Rabi Lamichhane to Visit India

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Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) President Rabi Lamichhane is preparing for a three-day visit to India. The four-member delegation, including Lamichhane, his wife Nikita Poudel, party Joint General Secretary Bipin Kumar Acharya, and Secretariat member Deepak Raj Bohara, is confirmed, though an official announcement is pending from both sides. This marks Lamichhane's first visit to India as the head of a ruling party. The visit aims to strengthen Nepal-India relations at both governmental and party levels. The delegation is scheduled to depart on May 31st (Jestha 18) and return on June 2nd (Jestha 20). While Prime Minister Balen Shah currently has no plans to visit India, Lamichhane is expected to meet with key Indian officials, including PM Narendra Modi.

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Kathmandu: 2000 Drivers Penalized for Traffic Violations

Kathmandu: 2000 Drivers Penalized for Traffic Violations

Published about 7 hours ago

In the last 24 hours, Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police have taken action against 1,994 drivers for violating traffic rules. This has resulted in a revenue collection of 541,502 NPR for the state treasury. According to the Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office, 127 drivers were penalized for driving under the influence (DUI), 142 for illegal ride-sharing, 149 for violating traffic signals, and 103 for speeding. Additionally, action was taken against 158 for not following lane discipline, 130 for honking in prohibited areas, 128 for parking on sidewalks, 95 for driving on one-way streets, and 962 for other traffic violations.

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Missing Man Found Dead in Jhapa

Missing Man Found Dead in Jhapa

Published about 7 hours ago

Rajkumar Thegim, approximately 45 years old, from Ilam Fakphokthum and currently residing in Birtamod Municipality-1, Jhapa, was found unconscious on the roadside in Birtamod. He had been missing from his home since May 29, 2024 (Jestha 15, 2083 BS). Locals discovered him on Saturday, June 1, 2024 (Jestha 17, 2083 BS) around 8:45 PM near Adarsh Chowk with minor injuries. Police took him to Birtamod City Hospital, where he died during treatment at approximately 9:30 PM. Initial reports suggest Thegim had a history of excessive alcohol consumption. Police are investigating the incident and have sent the body for post-mortem.

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Nepal Sets 51-Run Target for China in Asian Games Qualifier

Nepal Sets 51-Run Target for China in Asian Games Qualifier

Published about 7 hours ago

Nepal has set a target of 51 runs for China in the third-place playoff of the Asian Games Qualifiers women's cricket tournament. Held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Nepal, after losing the toss and being invited to bat, scored 50 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in the stipulated 7 overs. The match was interrupted by rain, which reduced the game to 7 overs. Kabita Kunwar scored the highest for Nepal with 22 runs. The winning team of this match will secure a spot in the Asian Games to be held in Japan.

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Nepal Budget Overlooks Diplomacy, Experts Criticize

Nepal Budget Overlooks Diplomacy, Experts Criticize

Published about 7 hours ago

Nepal's recently announced budget of NPR 21.24 trillion for FY 2083/084 (likely 2026/27) has been criticized by foreign affairs experts for overlooking diplomacy and foreign relations. While prioritizing economic reforms, infrastructure, and technology, the budget lacks concrete programs and sufficient allocations for the diplomatic sector. Experts argue that in a geopolitically sensitive location between India and China, diplomacy is crucial for national security, economic development, and international prestige. Former diplomats suggest closing underperforming embassies and reallocating resources to strategic locations. They also emphasize the need for economic diplomacy to promote foreign investment and exports, urging the government to view diplomacy as an investment rather than an expense. The budget mentions making high-level foreign visits cost-effective but remains silent on expanding diplomatic activities and enhancing the capabilities of Nepali embassies abroad.

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New Mom's Taekwondo Triumph

New Mom's Taekwondo Triumph

Published about 7 hours ago

Babita Rajthala, a new mother from Lubhu, Lalitpur, successfully passed the 5th Dan grading exam conducted by the Nepal International Taekwondo Federation (ITF) just five months after giving birth. Despite the challenges of being a new mother and recovering from a C-section, her dedication to Taekwondo and rigorous preparation enabled her to excel in the grading. Rajthala, a decorated athlete with medals from South Asian Taekwondo Championships and national games, also serves as an international referee and coach, nurturing young talents in Lubhu. Her achievement defies traditional notions about women's sports careers after motherhood and inspires aspiring athletes.

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Why Do We Want to Be Remembered After Death?

Why Do We Want to Be Remembered After Death?

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This article explores the human desire to be remembered after death. It discusses how people seek to leave a legacy through various means, including biological, material, and values-based contributions. Beth Hunter, a co-professor, highlights that everyone leaves a legacy, whether consciously or not. The article also touches on organ donation and donating one's body to science as ways to make a lasting impact. The desire to leave a legacy can begin early in life and may have positive effects on mental health. The piece references studies and examples of people driven by the desire to make their death meaningful.

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