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The daily closure of Narayanghat-Mugling road section for road widening drive has been lifted from Wednesday. The road section was closed from 11 am to 3 pm every day for upgradation. The Narayanghat-Mugling highway experiences the heaviest traffic load in the country, accounting for 90 percent of Nepal's total international trade traffic. More than 20,000 vehicles ply the highway every day. At least 19 passengers died on the spot and other 12 were injured when a Pokhara-bound night bus from Gaur of Rautahat fell into the Trishuli River along the Narayangarh-Mugling road section at 4.45 this morning. According to Chitwan District Police Office Chief SP Basanta Bahadur Kunwar, some six of the injured were already rescued and efforts are on to rescue other six in the incident site. The bus (Ga 1 Kha 3709) had plunged into the Trishuli River nearby Mugling.

Human traffickers have been using the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Bay of Bengal as a new route for trafficking Nepali women abroad. This came to light after the government was tipped off about 22 women stuck in Colombo, Sri Lanka in the first week of June. The government then sent a four-member fact-finding team representing the Ministry of Labor and Employment, Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Nepal Police to Colombo. The they found that 14 of the women had already left Colombo by the time the team reached there.

Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has pledged to take necessary initiatives to address the demands of Dr Govinda KC. Talking to a delegation of doctors headed by Dr KC at PM's Baluwatar residence this morning, Prime Minister Dahal said, "My assumption is that the state should take up the responsibility of basic needs of the people such as health and education. It is however difficult to address all issues within the current political culture, administrative mechanism and regulations ". Noting that he was impressed by the model adopted by Sri Lanka on education and health, PM said, "Sri Lanka is not a socialist, communist country. But the state has taken full responsibility for health and education.

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The Unified Democratic Madheshi Front has decided to put pressure on government to implement 3 point agreement. Secretariat of the Front has decided to pressurize government. The meeting was held at the party office of Tarai Madhesh Democratic Party. The Front said that government must stop taking any decision about local level election. President of Federal Socialist Forum Nepal Upendra Yadav has said that UML should support the amendment bill because it is a responsible party. Addressing a press meet organized by Federal Press Forum Yadav said that. He said if UML don’t support the bill , UML will be collapsed.

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Harke Haldar is one of the famous comedy program. It is based on entertainment show in which there are many comic characters playing the role and "Harkey" is the main character of the play. This program was aired in Kantipur Television on 24 August 2016 at 9:00 PM

Watch this comedy Tv serial "Harke Haldar" episode of March 1st 2015 . This episode of Harke Haldar is broadcasted on Kantipur TV. Harke Haldar is one of the famous comedy program. It is based on entertainment show in which there are many comic characters playing the role and "Harkey" is the main character of the play.He is a simple honest but he is mentally disabled son of soldier. He have double role in this show. He is also playing the role of retire soldier. Other character of this program are Aasha, Khambe, Batuli, Jhamke, etc. You can also see the different aspects of life presented through this show. And also give coverage to major events like fashion shows, parties, corporate events, interview and updated information on current fashion trends and health issues.

Eight police officer and one boy died when demonstrators protesting against proposals for administrative reform clashed with police in Tikapur of Kailali district on Monday. Scores of others were injured in the incident. Identity politics, whatever form it takes, always carries with it a risk of violence and thus must be navigated very carefully. However, while identity politics (or ethnic politics) may not be palatable to everybody because of its potential for creating communal strife, the idea of ethnic politics itself is not wrong; especially if the group in question is marginalized, discriminated against, or subjugated.

Comedy actress Deepa Shree Niraula decided to cut her birthday cake a day in advance, on Gaijatra. Deepa’s profession being a comedian, she choose the biggest comedy festival in Nepal, Gaijatra celebrate her birthday.In the birthday celebration Deepa’s father, journalist Rishi Dhamala and other well known personalities were also there to share happiness.Talking about her age, Deepa told that she has already crossed 42 years marked but she didn’t reveal her exact age. The unmarried actress is better known for the role of a married woman in the comedy serial ‘Tito Satya‘.

Nepal’s Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal’s special envoy, Deputy Prime Minister Bimalendra Nidhi returned home on Tuesday. Talking to the media about his visit and engagements in New Delhi upon his arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu this afternoon, Nidhi claimed his visit succeeded in improving Nepal-India ties that had strained recently.

Two people were killed in an accident that took place when a Birgunj-bound bus (Na 4 Kha 3693) from Pokhara hit a motorbike (Na 26 Pa 2264) coming from opposite direction at Bharatpur, Chitwan this morning. Nirajan Neupane, 29, of Gaindakot-2 and pillion rider Tilak Kandel, 34, of same place were identified as the deceased, said the Chitwan District Police Office. Police informed that they breathed their last while undergoing treatment in Bharatpur Hospital at 1.35 this morning. The accident took place at 12.30 last night in front of Bharatpur-based Chitwan Medical College. Police held bus driver for necessary action.

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