The strike enforced in Gulmi district against the government-sponsored Constitution Amendment Bill designed to remove Hill districts from Province 5 is taking a toll on local populations.
As the strike entered its 17th day on Friday morning, police tried to lift the lock at Gulmi district administration office in Tamghas, which caused clashes with the strike enforcers.
Gulmi comes to a standstill
The Gulmi shutdown against the government plot to divide Province 5 entered 17th day on Friday
The shutdown is causing severe hardships to the public
Members of the public have asked strike enforcers to explore alternatives to the general strike
Members of the public fear that the movement and clashes may cause unfortunate incidents. They have asked strike enforcers to find an alternative to the shutdown, pointing that the strike lasting days has affected their livelihoods.
On its part, the Joint Movement Mobilisation Committee said it will not withdraw the strike and other protest programmes unless the government withdraws the Bill.
The enforcers have shut marketplaces, public transport system, educational institutions, factories and industries as well as government offices after the government tabled the Bill in the Parliament in a bid to alter the boundaries of Province 5.
On Friday, police tried to remove protesters from the main gate of Gulmi DAO. Tension ensued after police tried to remove them from the gate by using force.
Nepal’s U-19 cricket team take on the mighty Indian youth team on Friday at the Colombo Cricket Club, a day after they were handed a one-run defeat by hosts Sri Lanka.
Nepali allrounder Dipendra Singh Airee displayed a stellar performance with the bat and the ball in a match that went to the wire. But luck favoured the hosts as they registered a one-wicket win.
Nepal and India have so far played two ICC-recognised matches, excluding the two matches played between the two sides when the Indian team toured Nepal in 2003. Nepal have not won a single match against India at the junior level.
Here we look at three key players from the Indian side, who could take the match away from Nepal:
1.
Abishek Sharma
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Sixteen-year-old left-handed batsman Sharma is from Punjab. Even at an early age, he has shown lot of potential and is expected to get a palace in the Indian side soon. * During the Vijay Merchant Trophy (December 2015-Jan 16) Sharma scored a century for his side Punjab U-16 against Himanchal Pradesh. He then went on to score 226 against Jammu and Kashmir, and 152 against Delhi.
2.
Prithvi Shaw
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Shaw plays for Middle Income Group (MIG) Cricket Club in Mumbai and is the captain of Rizvi Springfield High School and the Mumbai under-16 team. In November 2013 he set the highest score by any batsman in any organised form of cricket since 1901 when he hit 546 in a Harris Shield Elite Division match until the record was surpassed by Pranav Dhanawade on January 4, 2016.
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Kamlesh Nagarkoti
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Leggie Nagarkoti plays from the Sanskar School Cricket in Jaipur. A little-known cricketer in India, he took four wickets giving away just 12 runs in India’s massive 235-run victory against Malaysia on Thursday.
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Kathmandu, December 16
Nepal’s U-19 cricket team take on the mighty Indian youth team on Friday at the Colombo Cricket Club, a day after they were handed a one-run defeat by hosts Sri Lanka.
Nepali allrounder Dipendra Singh Airee displayed a stellar performance with the bat and the ball in a match that went to the wire. But luck favoured the hosts as they registered a one-wicket win.
Nepal and India have so far played two ICC-recognised matches, excluding the two matches played between the two sides when the Indian team toured Nepal in 2003. Nepal have not won a single match against India at the junior level.
Here we look at three key players from the Indian side, who could take the match away from Nepal:
Sixteen-year-old left-handed batsman Sharma is from Punjab. Even at an early age, he has shown lot of potential and is expected to get a palace in the Indian side soon. * During the Vijay Merchant Trophy (December 2015-Jan 16) Sharma scored a century for his side Punjab U-16 against Himanchal Pradesh. He then went on to score 226 against Jammu and Kashmir, and 152 against Delhi.
Shaw plays for Middle Income Group (MIG) Cricket Club in Mumbai and is the captain of Rizvi Springfield High School and the Mumbai under-16 team. In November 2013 he set the highest score by any batsman in any organised form of cricket since 1901 when he hit 546 in a Harris Shield Elite Division match until the record was surpassed by Pranav Dhanawade on January 4, 2016.
Leggie Nagarkoti plays from the Sanskar School Cricket in Jaipur. A little-known cricketer in India, he took four wickets giving away just 12 runs in India’s massive 235-run victory against Malaysia on Thursday.
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- See more at: http://english.onlinekhabar.com/2016/12/16/391584#sthash.QFBb5QXd.dpuf
Nepal’s U-19 cricket team take on the mighty Indian youth team on Friday at the Colombo Cricket Club, a day after they were handed a one-run defeat by hosts Sri Lanka.
Nepali allrounder Dipendra Singh Airee displayed a stellar performance with the bat and the ball in a match that went to the wire. But luck favoured the hosts as they registered a one-wicket win.
Nepal and India have so far played two ICC-recognised matches, excluding the two matches played between the two sides when the Indian team toured Nepal in 2003. Nepal have not won a single match against India at the junior level.
Here we look at three key players from the Indian side, who could take the match away from Nepal:
1.
Abishek Sharma
2.
Prithvi Shaw
Shaw plays for Middle Income Group (MIG) Cricket Club in Mumbai and is the captain of Rizvi Springfield High School and the Mumbai under-16 team. In November 2013 he set the highest score by any batsman in any organised form of cricket since 1901 when he hit 546 in a Harris Shield Elite Division match until the record was surpassed by Pranav Dhanawade on January 4, 2016.
3.
Kamlesh Nagarkoti
Leggie Nagarkoti plays from the Sanskar School Cricket in Jaipur. A little-known cricketer in India, he took four wickets giving away just 12 runs in India’s massive 235-run victory against Malaysia on Thursday.
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- See more at: http://english.onlinekhabar.com/2016/12/16/391584#sthash.QFBb5QXd.dpuf
Kathmandu, December 16
Nepal’s U-19 cricket team take on the mighty Indian youth team on Friday at the Colombo Cricket Club, a day after they were handed a one-run defeat by hosts Sri Lanka.
Nepali allrounder Dipendra Singh Airee displayed a stellar performance with the bat and the ball in a match that went to the wire. But luck favoured the hosts as they registered a one-wicket win.
Nepal and India have so far played two ICC-recognised matches, excluding the two matches played between the two sides when the Indian team toured Nepal in 2003. Nepal have not won a single match against India at the junior level.
Here we look at three key players from the Indian side, who could take the match away from Nepal:
Sixteen-year-old left-handed batsman Sharma is from Punjab. Even at an early age, he has shown lot of potential and is expected to get a palace in the Indian side soon. * During the Vijay Merchant Trophy (December 2015-Jan 16) Sharma scored a century for his side Punjab U-16 against Himanchal Pradesh. He then went on to score 226 against Jammu and Kashmir, and 152 against Delhi.
Shaw plays for Middle Income Group (MIG) Cricket Club in Mumbai and is the captain of Rizvi Springfield High School and the Mumbai under-16 team. In November 2013 he set the highest score by any batsman in any organised form of cricket since 1901 when he hit 546 in a Harris Shield Elite Division match until the record was surpassed by Pranav Dhanawade on January 4, 2016.
Leggie Nagarkoti plays from the Sanskar School Cricket in Jaipur. A little-known cricketer in India, he took four wickets giving away just 12 runs in India’s massive 235-run victory against Malaysia on Thursday.
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- See more at: http://english.onlinekhabar.com/2016/12/16/391584#sthash.QFBb5QXd.dpuf
Nepal’s U-19 cricket team take on the mighty Indian youth team on Friday at the Colombo Cricket Club, a day after they were handed a one-run defeat by hosts Sri Lanka.
Nepali allrounder Dipendra Singh Airee displayed a stellar performance with the bat and the ball in a match that went to the wire. But luck favoured the hosts as they registered a one-wicket win.
Nepal and India have so far played two ICC-recognised matches, excluding the two matches played between the two sides when the Indian team toured Nepal in 2003. Nepal have not won a single match against India at the junior level.
Here we look at three key players from the Indian side, who could take the match away from Nepal:
1.
Abishek Sharma
2.
Prithvi Shaw
Shaw plays for Middle Income Group (MIG) Cricket Club in Mumbai and is the captain of Rizvi Springfield High School and the Mumbai under-16 team. In November 2013 he set the highest score by any batsman in any organised form of cricket since 1901 when he hit 546 in a Harris Shield Elite Division match until the record was surpassed by Pranav Dhanawade on January 4, 2016.
3.
Kamlesh Nagarkoti
Leggie Nagarkoti plays from the Sanskar School Cricket in Jaipur. A little-known cricketer in India, he took four wickets giving away just 12 runs in India’s massive 235-run victory against Malaysia on Thursday.
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- See more at: http://english.onlinekhabar.com/2016/12/16/391584#sthash.QFBb5QXd.dpuf
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ said on Friday his government has no plan to put the Constitution Amendment Bill on hold.
After the latest meeting between three major political parties, Madheshi Morcha had felt that the government was preparing for elections by putting the Charter amendment on hold.
Rajendra Mahato, president of Sadbhavana Party, a Morcha constitutent, recently expressed concern about the matter over the phone with PM Prachanda.
“I inquired with (PM Prachanda) whether the government was trying to move ahead by putting the Charter amendment proposal on hold,” Mahato said, adding: He said it was untrue.
According to Mahato, Prachanda has expressed desire to move ahead by including the amendment as the Parliament’s business.
Morcha has sought certain changes in the amendment proposal. And PM Prachanda is positive about this. Mahato said they have reached an understanding to hold a meeting on the issue.
Mahato said they have not rejected the Bill outright. We have only said that the Bill is not complete, that we need to improvise it, he said, adding: We should move ahead by safeguarding the achievements.
The Sadbhavana leader said the Bill can be amended through a parliamentary process, adding that a supplementary amendment process can also be initiated.
But the CPN-UML and other opposition parties have been obstructing the Parliament, with the strategy of not letting the government table the amendment proposal. The next Parliament meeting is scheduled for December 19.
Mahato said of the continued obstruction of the House session: CPN-UML should not be this irresponsible. Obstructing the House continuously and denying people their rights is a conspiracy to make the Constitution unsuccessful.
The CPN-UML dislikes federalism. That’s why it is embarking on a path to make the Constitution unsuccessful and reverse the gains like the republican order.
He claimed: The UML dislikes federalism. That’s why it is embarking on a path to make the Constitution unsuccessful and reverse the gains like the republican order.
Kathmandu, December 16
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ said on Friday his government has no plan to put the Constitution Amendment Bill on hold.
After the latest meeting between three major political parties, Madheshi Morcha had felt that the government was preparing for elections by putting the Charter amendment on hold.
Rajendra Mahato, president of Sadbhavana Party, a Morcha constitutent, recently expressed concern about the matter over the phone with PM Prachanda.
“I inquired with (PM Prachanda) whether the government was trying to move ahead by putting the Charter amendment proposal on hold,” Mahato said, adding: He said it was untrue.
According to Mahato, Prachanda has expressed desire to move ahead by including the amendment as the Parliament’s business.
Morcha has sought certain changes in the amendment proposal. And PM Prachanda is positive about this. Mahato said they have reached an understanding to hold a meeting on the issue.
Mahato said they have not rejected the Bill outright. We have only said that the Bill is not complete, that we need to improvise it, he said, adding: We should move ahead by safeguarding the achievements.
The Sadbhavana leader said the Bill can be amended through a parliamentary process, adding that a supplementary amendment process can also be initiated.
But the CPN-UML and other opposition parties have been obstructing the Parliament, with the strategy of not letting the government table the amendment proposal. The next Parliament meeting is scheduled for December 19.
Mahato said of the continued obstruction of the House session: CPN-UML should not be this irresponsible. Obstructing the House continuously and denying people their rights is a conspiracy to make the Constitution unsuccessful.
The CPN-UML dislikes federalism. That’s why it is embarking on a path to make the Constitution unsuccessful and reverse the gains like the republican order.
He claimed: The UML dislikes federalism. That’s why it is embarking on a path to make the Constitution unsuccessful and reverse the gains like the republican order.
- See more at: http://english.onlinekhabar.com/2016/12/16/391601#sthash.4JDbo1ET.dpuf
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ said on Friday his government has no plan to put the Constitution Amendment Bill on hold.
After the latest meeting between three major political parties, Madheshi Morcha had felt that the government was preparing for elections by putting the Charter amendment on hold.
Rajendra Mahato, president of Sadbhavana Party, a Morcha constitutent, recently expressed concern about the matter over the phone with PM Prachanda.
“I inquired with (PM Prachanda) whether the government was trying to move ahead by putting the Charter amendment proposal on hold,” Mahato said, adding: He said it was untrue.
According to Mahato, Prachanda has expressed desire to move ahead by including the amendment as the Parliament’s business.
Morcha has sought certain changes in the amendment proposal. And PM Prachanda is positive about this. Mahato said they have reached an understanding to hold a meeting on the issue.
Mahato said they have not rejected the Bill outright. We have only said that the Bill is not complete, that we need to improvise it, he said, adding: We should move ahead by safeguarding the achievements.
The Sadbhavana leader said the Bill can be amended through a parliamentary process, adding that a supplementary amendment process can also be initiated.
But the CPN-UML and other opposition parties have been obstructing the Parliament, with the strategy of not letting the government table the amendment proposal. The next Parliament meeting is scheduled for December 19.
Mahato said of the continued obstruction of the House session: CPN-UML should not be this irresponsible. Obstructing the House continuously and denying people their rights is a conspiracy to make the Constitution unsuccessful.
The CPN-UML dislikes federalism. That’s why it is embarking on a path to make the Constitution unsuccessful and reverse the gains like the republican order.
He claimed: The UML dislikes federalism. That’s why it is embarking on a path to make the Constitution unsuccessful and reverse the gains like the republican order.
- See more at: http://english.onlinekhabar.com/2016/12/16/391601#sthash.4JDbo1ET.dpuf
Kathmandu, December 16
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ said on Friday his government has no plan to put the Constitution Amendment Bill on hold.
After the latest meeting between three major political parties, Madheshi Morcha had felt that the government was preparing for elections by putting the Charter amendment on hold.
Rajendra Mahato, president of Sadbhavana Party, a Morcha constitutent, recently expressed concern about the matter over the phone with PM Prachanda.
“I inquired with (PM Prachanda) whether the government was trying to move ahead by putting the Charter amendment proposal on hold,” Mahato said, adding: He said it was untrue.
According to Mahato, Prachanda has expressed desire to move ahead by including the amendment as the Parliament’s business.
Morcha has sought certain changes in the amendment proposal. And PM Prachanda is positive about this. Mahato said they have reached an understanding to hold a meeting on the issue.
Mahato said they have not rejected the Bill outright. We have only said that the Bill is not complete, that we need to improvise it, he said, adding: We should move ahead by safeguarding the achievements.
The Sadbhavana leader said the Bill can be amended through a parliamentary process, adding that a supplementary amendment process can also be initiated.
But the CPN-UML and other opposition parties have been obstructing the Parliament, with the strategy of not letting the government table the amendment proposal. The next Parliament meeting is scheduled for December 19.
Mahato said of the continued obstruction of the House session: CPN-UML should not be this irresponsible. Obstructing the House continuously and denying people their rights is a conspiracy to make the Constitution unsuccessful.
The CPN-UML dislikes federalism. That’s why it is embarking on a path to make the Constitution unsuccessful and reverse the gains like the republican order.
He claimed: The UML dislikes federalism. That’s why it is embarking on a path to make the Constitution unsuccessful and reverse the gains like the republican order.
- See more at: http://english.onlinekhabar.com/2016/12/16/391601#sthash.4JDbo1ET.dpuf
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ said on Friday his government has no plan to put the Constitution Amendment Bill on hold.
After the latest meeting between three major political parties, Madheshi Morcha had felt that the government was preparing for elections by putting the Charter amendment on hold.
Rajendra Mahato, president of Sadbhavana Party, a Morcha constitutent, recently expressed concern about the matter over the phone with PM Prachanda.
“I inquired with (PM Prachanda) whether the government was trying to move ahead by putting the Charter amendment proposal on hold,” Mahato said, adding: He said it was untrue.
According to Mahato, Prachanda has expressed desire to move ahead by including the amendment as the Parliament’s business.
Morcha has sought certain changes in the amendment proposal. And PM Prachanda is positive about this. Mahato said they have reached an understanding to hold a meeting on the issue.
Mahato said they have not rejected the Bill outright. We have only said that the Bill is not complete, that we need to improvise it, he said, adding: We should move ahead by safeguarding the achievements.
The Sadbhavana leader said the Bill can be amended through a parliamentary process, adding that a supplementary amendment process can also be initiated.
But the CPN-UML and other opposition parties have been obstructing the Parliament, with the strategy of not letting the government table the amendment proposal. The next Parliament meeting is scheduled for December 19.
Mahato said of the continued obstruction of the House session: CPN-UML should not be this irresponsible. Obstructing the House continuously and denying people their rights is a conspiracy to make the Constitution unsuccessful.
The CPN-UML dislikes federalism. That’s why it is embarking on a path to make the Constitution unsuccessful and reverse the gains like the republican order.
He claimed: The UML dislikes federalism. That’s why it is embarking on a path to make the Constitution unsuccessful and reverse the gains like the republican order.
- See more at: http://english.onlinekhabar.com/2016/12/16/391601#sthash.4JDbo1ET.dpuf