Acting Nepali Congress president Dr Sushil Koirala today said his party did not believe that the accord reached between CPNMaoists and CPN-UML to dissolve the paramilitary structure of the Young Communist League and to return the seized properties to the owners could ever bear fruit.
Addressing a press meet organised by the Press Union Tanahun in Damauli today, Koirala said the Maoists could not be believed as they have been flouting the commit ments made by them. "Their commitments in the paper are different from what they actually practice," he added. Commenting on the recent attacks on different media houses, Koirala said only dictators attacked the press.
"The Nepali Congress always stands for democracy," Koirala said, adding that the NC embarked on its awareness programme to inform people about the wrongdoings of the government.
Responding to a query on delay in statute drafting, he said, "The Maoists, not the NC, are to be blamed for this."
Source: The himalayan Times
Monday, December 29, 2008
Maoists have lost credibility, says Sushil
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Man killed in mishap
At least one person was killed and four injured in two separate accidents in Tanahun district in the last two days.
Lakchhu Ranabhat, 18, a helper of a tractor, died while undergoing treatment in Setiganga Community Hospital, Dulegaunda.
Ranabhat was hit by the tractor today while it was heading to Dhundure from Dulegaunda, said District Police Office, Tanahun.
According to the police, the tractor driver has been arrested.
Meanwhile, four health work ers of Besisahar based Meri Stops Clinic, a family planning centre, were injured when a Pokhara-bound jeep carrying equipment from Besisahar met with an accident at Ghanshikuwa last evening.
The driver has been arrested, according to the police.
The injured health workers are Laxman Thapa, 26, of Tanahusur, Deu Maya Gurung, 20, of Syangja, Rupama Shrestha, 19, of Bhaktapur-5, and Santa Bahadur Bhandary.
Laxman Thapa is undergoing treatment in Pokhara-based Manipal Teaching Hospital while the rest were discharged after first aid.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Students,elderly hurt
Two students were in jured when a Pokhara-bound bus met with an accident in Tanahun's Aabukhaireni-5 on Thursday morning. Ganga Sharma, 14, and Gaurav Budhathoki, 12, were injured as the bus lost its control owing to the dozing driver, Som Thapa, police inspector at Aabukhaireni Area Police Office said. The bus was ferrying students of Rupandehi-based Evergreen English Boarding School for an excursion. Separately, 72-year-old Lokmaya Rana, a resident of Jamune-7, was injured when a bus heading to Damauli from Pokhara hit her the same morning. Rana is learnt to have been undergoing treatment at Damauli hospital.
Source:The Himalayan Times
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
मानवअधिकार दिवसको अवसरमा शान्ति र्याली
६० औं विश्व मानवअधिकार दिवसको अवसरमा तनहँुको दमौलीमा बुधबार शान्ति र्यालीको आयोजना गरिएको छ । तनहँुमा क्रियाशिल मानवअधिकार संघ संस्थाको आयोजनामा सम्पन्न सो र्यालीमा मानवअधिकारकर्मीहरु, नागरिक समाजका प्रतिनिधि, सञ्चारकर्मी, अपाङ्गता भएका ब्याक्तिहरु, र स्कुले विद्यार्थीको सहभागिता रहेको थियो । प्ले कार्ड सहितको र्याली दमौलीको अनशन चोकबाट शुरु भई दमौली बजार परिक्रमा गरि सोहि ठाँउमा आई कोण सभामा परिणत भएको थियो । कोण सभामा बोल्ने बक्ताहरुले मानवअधिकारको सम्मान र संरक्षण गर्न राज्य पक्ष जिम्मेबार हुनु पर्ने बताए ।
साथै उनीहरुले कब्जा गरिएकाको सम्पती फिर्ता हुुनु पर्ने, विस्थापितहरु स-सम्मान घर र्फकन पाउनु पर्ने र बेपत्ता पारिएका नागरिको अवस्था तुरुन्त र्सार्वजानिक गर्नु पर्नेमा जोड दिएका थिए । र्याली पछिको कोण सभालाई इन्सेक प्रतिनिधि प्रकाशचन्द्र भट्टर्राई र नेपाल मानवअधिकार संगठनका अध्यक्ष रामनाथ भट्टर्राईले सम्बोधन गर्नु भएको थियो ।
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Monday, December 8, 2008
MADI, SETI RIVERS LURE TOURISTS
Damauli, Dec. 4: The number of tourists rafting in Madi and Seti rivers has significantly risen. Ever since the beginning of November, tourists from the United States, Japan, Switzerland, Australia and other countries have been flocking here for whitewater rafting. Bhatira, situated at Byas Municipality-10, is the rafting starting point and the route ends at Gaighat of Narayangarh.
Source: www.rss.com.np
Monday, November 17, 2008
Tanahun Utsav
Tanahun Mahotsab is going to held in damauli from 25th poush to 5th of Magh. The program will be organized by Distirct Development Office, Tahanun, Vyas Municipality and Tanahun Chamber of Commerce.
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Saturday, November 15, 2008
Monday, November 10, 2008
माओवादी सेनालाई राष्ट्रिय सेनामा समायोजन गर्न नहुने : कैनी
नेपाली काङ्ग्रेसका केन्द्रीय सदस्य एंव पूर्व राज्यमन्त्री अमरराज कैनीले शिविरमा रहेका माओवादी सेनालाई राष्ट्रिय सेनामा समायोजन गर्न नहुने बताउनुभएको छ । जनआन्दोलनका सर्वोच्च कमाण्डर एंव लौहपुरुष गणेशमान सिंहको ९४ औ जन्मजयन्तीको अवसरमा आज दमौलीमा आयोजित कार्यक्रममा उहाँले सो कुरा बताउनुभएको हो । उहाँले कुनै पनि दलको लडाकुलाई सेनामा समायोजन गर्न नमिल्ने बताउनुभएको हो । उहाँले माओवादी लडाकुलाई सेनामा समायाजन गर्नु भनेको लोकतान्त्रिक मुल्य र मान्यता विपरित भएको बताउनुभयो । उहाँले गणेशमान सिंहले कहिल्यै पनि पद र पैसाको लागि सत्ता प्राप्तिका पछाडी नलागेको उल्लेख गर्दै उहाँले प्रजातन्त्रवादी र साम्यवादीहरुको एकताको गणेशमान सिंहको नीतिलार्इ काँग्रेस सभापति गिरिजाप्रसाद कोइरालाले उग्रबामपन्थी पार्टी माओवादीलाई पनि लोकतान्त्रिक धारमा ल्याएर फलिभूत गर्नुभएको उल्लेख गर्नुभयो । सो अवसरमा काङ्ग्रेसका कार्यकर्ता तथा विभिन्न क्षेत्रका व्यक्तिहरुले गणेशमान सिंहको प्रतिमामा मार्ल्यापण गर्नुभएको थियो ।
Source: Tahanun online
Monday, November 3, 2008
शिक्षकद्धारा विद्यार्थीमाथी हातपात
सदरमुकाम दमौलीमा अवस्थित रामज्योती सेकेन्डरी बोर्डीङ्ग स्कुलमा कक्षा ७ मा अध्ययनरत एक विद्यार्थीलाई उक्त विद्यालयका शिक्षकले कुटपिट गरेका छन् ।
व्यास १० दमौलीका १२ बर्षीय नविन बिष्टलाई शिक्षक सन्तोष अधिकारीले कुटपिट गरेका थिए । विद्यार्थी कुटपिटको विषयलाई लिएर विद्यालयमा अविभावक, विद्यालय प्रशासन, मानवअधिकारकर्मी र पत्रकारको छलफलले कुटपिटको घटनामा शिक्षक अधिकारीको गम्भिर गल्ती भएको निश्कर्षनिकाल्दै अवको दिनमा यस्ता क्रियाकलाप नगर्न सुझाव दिएको छ । साथै विद्यालयका प्रिन्सिपल सहदेव अधिकारीले अवका दिनमा यस्ता घटना कहिल्यै नदोहोरिने प्रतिबद्धता व्यक्त गर्नु भयो ।
Soucre: www.tanahunonline.com
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Caste row separates newly-wed
Two days into marriage, Krishna Bishwokarma (19) of Jamune-9, Tanahun district, has been forced to separate from his newly-wed wife Sajani Shrestha (17) of Jamune-1.
Sajani was apparently disappeared by her parents, who were against the inter-caste marriage, yesterday afternoon. The duo had tied the nuptial knot as per the Hindu tradition in Akala temple near Tharpu. The groom's family was present at the wedding.
"We were heading to Sajani's home after her mother said her family would accept our marriage. On the way, about 20 men seized Sajani from Dumrebazaar and took her to an unidentified location. She has gone missing ever since," said Krishna. He said they were in love for two years.
Feeling insecure, Krishna has been living in his relative's house in Markechowk in Abukhaireni VDC. Krishna said he had been receiving death threats after Sajani's abduction. "Talking over phone, Sajani's relatives have threatened to kill me," Krishna said. However, Sajani's maternal uncle said Sajani hadn't married anyone. "This is just a rumour," he added.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Tanahun's Chepangs go green-fingered
All 21 households of the indigenous Chepang community in Chhimkeshwari VDC3 of Tanahun district have turned to growing vegetables and Amliso grass (broomstalks) for their livelihood.
Fifteen Chepang households in Kholagaon and six others in Rasauli are engaged in vegetable and Amliso cultivation and they have become economically self-reliant by selling off their produce.
This became possible after the District Development Committee (DDC), Tanahun, provided assistance for the cultivation of seasonal and off-season vegetables, Amliso grass and beekeeping as a means of poverty alleviation in Chepang settlements.
An official at the DDC Local Development Fund said the assistance has been provided to make Chepang people economically self-reliant.
It is learnt that the Chepangs have also constituted the Chhimkeshwari Small Farmers Community Association and started saving money. One hundred and five Chepang families in that village are earning their livelihood through vegetable and Amliso cultivation. Inspired by them, Chepangs elsewhere are shedding their reticence of new ways of life.
Source: The Himalayan Times
Monday, October 13, 2008
Sunday, October 12, 2008
NC student body chief sees king in Prachanda
Speaking at a press meet in Damauli, Poudel said
, “The CPN-Maoist is trying to impose autocracy, but it is unacceptable to the NSU. Prachanda is trying to become a new king without the crown.” “The Nepalis, who have taught a good lesson to the crowned king, will not tolerate a king without the crown,” he said.“This government will not last long because ideas and working style of Prachanda and former king Gyanendra are similar,” he said. “The government will collapse in six months if the Maoists do not mend their ways.” “Maoist leaders are talking about establishing a People’s Republic. This is not acceptable to the Nepalis,” he said, terming the CPN-UML a “puppet” of the CPN-Maoist.
The NSU will stage protests if Maoist leader continue to impose their ideology on the uneducated people, he said.
“The People’s Liberation Army personnel should be dedoctrinated if they are to be integrated into the Nepal Army,” he said.
The NSU chief said the Nepali Congress should play the role of an active opposition. “The CA members, elected by the people in order to frame a new constitution, are doing noting except drawing their salaries and allowances.” He said the NSU will mount pressure for the formation of new Nepal.
Poudel said a programme titled ‘NSU in schools’ had been launched in schools with a view to institutionalising peace, democracy and republic. Another programme targeting youths aged between 20 and 30 years will also be launched soon, he said.
Poudel rejects integration
Poudel also criticized the Maoists for ignoring the option of rehabilitating their conbatants and continuing with only their rhetoric of integration. "The Maoists are talking only about integration and forget to talk about rehabilitation as mentioned in the peace agreements," he said, "The Maoist combatants should be rehabilitated in society, not in government jobs."
He also urged the Maoists not to politicize the national army for their own petty interests. He claimed that the Maoists were determined to impose a single-party authoritarianism on the country in the name of their "so-called people's republic".
Poudel was greeted with black flags by some members of the ethnic Darai community for the NC's failure to recommend a Darai person for Constituent Assembly membership. The Nepali Congress was supposed to chose one member from the Darai community, according to Dik Bahadur Darai, chairman of Tanahun Darai Society. The society, in a statement, said it would continue protesting against Poudel. Poudel, however, claimed that members of the humble Darai community were being incited by some people with ill intention. "I tried my best to ensure the Darai community's representation but failed," he said.
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Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Monday, September 29, 2008
Jailbirds’plea
Jailbirds of Damauli prison have urged the district-based political parties, organisations and offices to provide them with donations so that they could also celebrate Dashain. “As the money provided by the government is not sufficient to manage Dashain expenses, we urge the parties, organisations and offices to provide us with money,” Keshav Bahadur Thapa, a jailbird, said, adding that the DDC had provided Rs 2,000 and the District Child Welfare Committee and the Tanahun Chamber of Commerce and Industries each had provided Rs 1,000.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Nepal Bandh effect in Damauli
Nepal Bandh was called by RJMN in 28th September.
Situation remained tense in Damauli of Tanahun district throughout the day after argument between bandh organisers and labourers, who chased away RJMN activists to reopen the Prithvi Highway.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Vyas cave, Damauli
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Leprosy cases
Twenty new leprosy cases have been reported in Tanahun district during the last 14 months. According to District Health Office, they are being treated in different health posts including Damauli, Bandipur, Puran Dihi, Khairenitaar, Tharpu, Jyamruk and Dhorphirdi. — RSS
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
PLA escapees fear for life
Seven People’s Liberation Army (PLA) personnel, who fled from Fourth Division of PLA’s Paribartan Smriti Brigade at Hattikhor in Nawalparasi, have demanded security, saying that they were facing threats from the Maoists. Appraising the matter to UNMIN, human rights organisations and leaders of political parties, they appealed to them to protect their lives. The seven PLA personnel, hailing from Tanahun, Lamjung, Gorkha and Makwanpur, fled from the camp on August 21 after unbearable torture meted out to them by seniors, said a escapee, Deepak KC of Ghasikuwa-5.
Source: The Himalayan Times, Kantipur Daily and Gorkhapatra
Friday, August 29, 2008
Student of Satyabati Ma Vi on DEO
Student of Satyabati Ma. Vi. protesting against Manu Malla, the examaination Guard in SLC exam and Mother of Barsha Malla ,who is accused of exchanging answer paper of her daughter Barsha Malla and Biswas Adhikari. Biswas was failed in the exam and he passed this year with distinction marks.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
RPP Nepal tanahun formed
26 member of RPP Nepal district working committee is selected in damauli yesterday with the chairmanship of Krishna Prasad Adhikari. Committee select Gaumaya Gurung as Vice-President, Bijaya Kumar Shahi as tresurer. In the progarm CA member Chandra Bahadur Gurung was chief guest. In the program CA member Gurung said inspite of only 4 member in CA of his party they will make their presence worthy.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
तनहुँ आइसक्रिम
महिलाहरु पनि पुरुष सरह दिनानुदिन आत्मनिर्भर बन्दै गएका छन् । अहिले पुरुषहरुले हिजाका दिनमा अपनाउँदै आएका हरेक पेशलाई महिलाहरुले पनि आय आर्जनको बाटो बनाइरहेका छन् । यसैक्रममा अहिले तनुहँमा महिलाहरु पनि गाडामा आइक्रिम बेचेर जिवीकोपार्जन गरिरहेका छन् ।
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Youth Force in Damauli
CPN UML affiliated Youth Force is formed in Damauli in Bhadra 8th, which is formed under Democratic National Youth Union. Force is formed under the chairmanship of Baburam Adhikari. There are 42 member of the force. Bhupendra Koirala said that it will mobilized arround 150 youth arround the district. To fight against the curruption, rascal, social crime is the main responsibility of the force said the newly appointed chairman of Youth Force, Tanahun.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Eight hurt in mishap in Vyas-1
Eight persons were injured when a bus heading to Sunauli from Pokhara turned turtle at Byas Municipality-1 in Tanahun district on Tuesday. Among the injured, six are undergoing treatment in Damauli Hospital and two in Byas City Hospital, police said.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Mishap at Simpani of Ghasikuwa
Fourteen passengers were injured when a bus headed to Kathmandu from Myagdi met with an accident at Simpani of Ghasikuwa VDC in Tanahu on Sunday night. The injured are undergoing treatment in Damauli Hospital. Police said the driver, conductor and owner of the bus have been absconding.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Highway reopens
Traffic re sumed on the Prithvi highway on Sunday after transporters agreed to compensate the family of a person, who died in a road accident. Amar Bahadur Thapa had died after a minibus hit him. Police said minibus driver of the minibus Omnath Sharma has been held.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
1 killed and 23 injured
One person was killed and 23 were injured when a bus overturned after hitting an electric poll at Aanbukhaireni-5 on the Damauli-Muglin road this morning. The bus was heading to Kathmandu from Dang district. The Tanahun District Police Office identified the dead as Purna Bahadur Khadka (27) of Shreegaun village development committee-4, Dang.
Eleven critically-injured passengers are undergoing treatment in Bharatpur hospital, while others with minor injuries are being treated at a medical hall in Aanbukhaireni.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
SIM cards distributed
Nepal Telecom office in Tanahun started distributing new SIM cards at Damauli today. A total of 5,200 applicants would be provided new SIM cards between July 30 and August 4, head of the NTC office Sunil Das Manandhar said.
“A total of 1,200 SIM cards were distributed to applicants today,” Manandhar said. Droves of people thronged to the office since early morning to get SIM cards. Remaining applicants would get SIM cards from August 9, the NTC office said. “We have requested for SIM cards and RIM cards, each 5,000 pieces, for distribution on August 9 and 10,” he said.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Students block Prithvi highway
Demanding the cancellation of the syndicate system and enforcement of the 45 per cent discount on transport fares to the students, students obstructed the Dumre Damauli section of the Prithvi highway today.
Obstructions were created at Damauli based main chowk. The agitating students brought traffic to a halt.
Tourists also remained stranded at Damauli.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Events on Damauli on 6th of shrawan
Tree plantation program was organized in Adikavi Bhanubhakta College on occasion of 26th BP Jayanti. 100 plants of Kapur were planted near the college. Chief guest of the program was congress district Chairman Ragunath Poudel.
Nepal Magar Union, Vyas Nagar and Nepal Magar Student Union, Tanahun jointly organized a musical program to collect the fund for a cancer patient, Suresh Rana. The amount collected was given to the gardians of cancer patient. In Press meet in Damauli organized by both union, said they give Rs. 58,920 to patient sister Shreekala Rana. Total amount collected on the program was Rs. 130, 564, and Rs. 72,144 was expense of the musical program.
I salute to both union for this noble cause. Thats why we are proud of being a people of damauli.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Exam boycotted
Students of Bachelor's 3rd year in Damauli based Adikabi Bhanubhakta Campus on Sunday boycotted the exam of optional English, saying that the questions were out of the syllabus. Some 28 students tore the question papers, vandalised furniture and asked to call for re-examination, campus chief Baikuntha Neupane said.
Source: The Himalayan Times, Gorkhapatra
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Scholarship to HIV infected
Shrawan 2, Damauli. Sahayogi Samuha and Hoste Haise Baal Bikas Samaj awarded scholarship to the children of HIV infected people.
Childern recieving awards were of primary and lower secondary level.Chairman of the Tanahun Sahayogi Samuha said that Bags, copy, pen of Rs. 29,346 were distributed to 30 children.
Chief guest of the program was CDO Kasinath Marasini.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Commercial Banks in Damauli
After Machhapuchree Bank sucess in Damauli two other commerical banks started their service in Damauli. Sunrise Bank started its service two month ago and now Kumari Bank has started its service.
Machhapuchhre Bank has achieved great sucess in Damauli for last few year. Now, people in Damauli have different choices in banking. Hope these all bank will give good service to Damauli.
All Damauli people waiting for ATM service in Damauli, lets see which bank will provide us with this facility for first time in Damauli.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Ace swimmer charts a different course
Sitaram Shahi, 38, a resident at Nepaltar of Vyas Municipality-6 in Tanahun, who was once the No. 1 swimmer of Nepal, claims he has been forced to turn to farming, as he did not get apporpraiate opportuinity in his field due to the negligenced of the state.
"There is no workd for me in my own field," Shahi laments.
"I had never imagined theat i will have to face such a fate," he adds.
He is dispappointed as the nation did not recognise his contribution and did not recoginze his contribution and did nothing to utilise his skills. Worse, he thinks he is losing his inclination and skill as a swimmer.
Shahi had a dream of becoming a trainer, but he was deprived of diong so "by a certain perosn at the helm."
Shahi began his swimming carreer in 1992 and was No 1 for 10 years from 1994. Shahi was involved in tracign and taking out the ill-fated jeep that had plunged into Trishuli along with then CPN-UML genral secretary Madan Kumar Bhandari and leader Jeevraj Ashrit some 15 years ago. He had represendted Nepal in Atlanta Olympics in 1996.
The medals and letters of appreciation he had received in the past don't mean anything to him now. He announced retirement from competitive swimming in 2007. He was replaced from the top slot by his brother, Pusparaj Shahi, in 2005. Pushparaj bettered Sitaram's national record of 1 minute and 14 seconds in 100m swimming by just a second. Sitaram had set the record in Madras in 1995.
Sitaram, who was with Nepal Army, quit the army in 2005. He laments that his achievement did not receive due recogintion.
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Call to resume air services to Palungtar
Locals have called for resumption of Palungtar airport located that has remained closed for the last 29 years. The airport located at the border of Lanjung, Gorkha and Tanahu was constructed in 1960 and a NAC plane had made the first flight to the airport in 1961. The airport was functional till 1979 before it was closed citing lack of air passengers after the opening of Prithvi Highway. The airport used to cater mainly to residents of Gorkha, Tanahu, Lamjung and Manang.
Nine hurt in mishap
Nine persons were injured when a bus heading to Kathmandu from Pokhara met with an accident at Kantar of Vyas Municipality-8 in Tanahun on (3rd July)Wednesday night. The condition of two injured is reportedly critical. Police have arrested bus driver Lekhnath Adhikari for investigation.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
3,000 bones in student’s home
Prabesh Poudel,17, claims to have collected more than 3,000 bones of animals, including human bones.
He says he has collected human bones and that of dogs, buffaloes, oxen, mice, snakes, snails, elephants, pigs and stags. “I have kept their skulls, legs and other body organs in my sleeping room,” he said.
He said he had kept the bones in his sleeping room to prove that ghosts do not exist. “I began to collect bones after my dog died in 2006,” Prabesh added.
Jhalak, father of Prabesh and a science teacher in a secondary school, said he started helping his son collect bones after he realised his son’s deep interest in the subject and that the bones could be used for his science lessons.
Prabesh says he wants to expand his museum into a research centre and expects support from everyone interested. Prabesh passed SLC this year and aims to study science in the college.
Chief district officer Kashinath Marasini said keeping animal bones is illegal. Assistant forest officer Govinda Pandey also said keeping bones of rare animals is illegal.
“Keeping bones of elephants, rhinos, tigers and bears is prohibited by law,” he said, adding, “We will soon visit Prabesh’s home and decide what to do next.”
Source:The Himalayan Times, Gorkhapatra(20 Asad)
Bandits attack passengers in Tanahun
Four persons were injured when armed bandits shot at passengers of a public bus today. The bandits, who had come in a gang of five, were travelling in the same bus and threatened the driver to stop the bus. When the driver refused to stop the bus, the bandits shot at the driver and three passengers were injured when they retaliated. Driver Chok Bahadur Gurung, 40, who was injured in the attack and is undergoing treatment in Gandaki Zonal Hospital in Pokhara and the three passengers are undergoing treatment in Nepal Army's No 3 Brigade in Khairenitar and are reported to be recuperating, police said. The bandits, who boarded the bus from Mugling,
robbed passengers by brandishing three pistols and a khukuri and later fled after the passengers
retaliated, the police said.
The bus was looted at Upper Dudadi on Damauli-Khairenitar section of Prithvi Highway at around 4.00 am, Police Inspector at the Tanahun district police office Gautam Mishra said. “One of the bandits also sustained injured when the passengers retaliated,” he quoted a passenger as saying. “A bullet of homemade pistol was recovered from the site,” Gautam said. Locals, bus drivers and helpers obstructed the Prithvi Highway for one-and-ahalf hour today to protest the incident. The bandits made away with Rs 150,000 in cash, jewelry and clothes from the passengers, police said, adding that search for the bandits have been launched.
Monday, June 30, 2008
Reduce the pain of Today
Ek Gadha:- Yaar mera malik mujhe bahut maarta hai.
Dusara Gadha:- To tu bhag kyu nahi jata.
Pehla Gadha:- Bhag to jata.. par yahan future bada bright hai ...
malik ki khoobsurat beti jab shararat karti hai to malik kahta hai,
'Teri shaadi gadhe se kar dunga...!'
Bas isi ummeed me baitha hoon........
Keeping Hopes may not improve your future, but it will certainly reduce the pain of Today
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Unidentified dead body found near Damauli
According to Gorkapatra Daily of 15th Asad, unidentifed dead body was found near Damauli. The dead body was found in Vyas-1, Chabdi Dovan near Leather factory. The body is of women who is arround 70 year of age. Body is send to Damauli Hospital for postmortem.
Petroleum scarce in Damauli
From few days petroleum products are not available in Damauli. Due to the scarce ambulance service is also affected. From last week diesel and petrol has been totally unavailable.
Read More......Wednesday, June 25, 2008
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