जनआन्दोलन २०६२ को तेस्रो दिन कर्फ्युको  वेवास्ता गर्दै सडकमा ओर्लिएका पाटनका जनता।

जनआन्दोलन २०६२ को दोस्रो दिन लोकतन्त्रको पक्षमा कीर्तिपुरमा देखिएका दृश्यहरु।

Members of the All Nepal National Free Students Union hold torches before marching in a procession against the rule of King Gyanendra at Chyasal in Patan, about 5 kilometers (3 miles) south of Katmandu, Nepal, Friday April 14, 2006. In his message to the nation on the occasion of the Nepalese New Year being celebrated Friday, King Gyanendra has called upon all political parties to join in a dialogue to bear the responsibility of activating the multiparty democratic polity and contribute towards the same.
Now all about the nepalese people are  against the king and his ruling  Due to King gyanendra's ( a richest king in the world from the second poor country in the world)  very bad behavior. All nepalese people nowdays wanting the republicon system instead  active monarchy. Which is essential  to bring back the peace  and prospority  permanantl. I want to suggest the security forces not to distrub in the  "Jana Aaandolon  2062-63"  so that  the people can bring the condition of peace for them.


Bijaya Paudel 

Over 80 houses belonging to 28 families and dozens of cowsheds were burnt to cinders when a major wildfire engulfed settlements in Taksar VDC of Bhojpur, on Sunday afternoon.

Entire settlements in Paharpani, Paiyapani and Thutenala villages of ward-8 have been completely destroyed by the wildfire. Although dozens of domestic animals reportedly died due to the fire, no human casualties have been reported as yet, according to reports.

Reports quoted locals as saying that the fire spread to the village from a nearby forest at around 1:30 p.m. Over 150 persons rendered homeless have appealed to the government for immediate help.

Fire broke out at a community forest of Lalitpur, seen from News Baneshwore,...

The Kathmandu valley also witnessed four separate fires on Sunday.

According to the police, fires broke out at Bijuli bazaar, Lubu Sisneri and Kandagahri of Lalitpur and at Narayanthan, Budhanilkantha on Sunday afternoon.

As many as 12 incidents of fire occurred in the last two days damaging property worth millions. At least three people including a minor lost their lives in the incidents.

   Police opened fire “to control the crowd of students” at the SLC exam at Harinagar Higher Secondary School at Harinagar VDC in the eastern district of Sunsari Monday morning.

According to reports, a policeman on guard at the exam centre opened fire to control the crowd of students who were trying to enter to the exam centre showing their I-D cards.

At least one student was injured after students ran away hearing the gunshot.

“The situation did not call for police firing just to control the crowd of students,” reports quoted eyewitness as saying.

Meanwhile, the Office of the Controller of Examination (OEC) said the first day of the SLC exam passed peacefully across the country.

Over 300,000 students are appearing this year’ SLC exam.
         -News by Bijaya Paudel