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			'title' => 'Bordering Indian market full with Nepali customers',
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			'summary' => 'November 12: The number of Nepali customers visiting bordering Indian markets for shopping for Tihar and Chhat festivals has been on the rise.  With Nepali markets out of stock of many goods including daily essentials, the neighbouring Indian market has become a good choice for the locals here.  Travelling across the border has become relatively easier after the agitating Madhesi parties relaxed their protests on the eve of the festivals.  Neighbouring Indian markets of Thuthibari, Laxmipur, Jhulnipur, Baragdawa and to Balmikinagar among others are full of customers from Nepal. RSS',
			'content' => '<p>November 12: The number of Nepali customers visiting bordering Indian markets for shopping for Tihar and Chhat festivals has been on the rise.</p>

<p>With Nepali markets out of stock of many goods including daily essentials, the neighbouring Indian market has become a good choice for the locals here.</p>

<p>Travelling across the border has become relatively easier after the agitating Madhesi parties relaxed their protests on the eve of the festivals.</p>

<p>Neighbouring Indian markets of Thuthibari, Laxmipur, Jhulnipur, Baragdawa and to Balmikinagar among others are full of customers from Nepal. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Studies show cow milk curd, cow dung and cow's urine helpful in treatment of many ailments',
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			'summary' => 'November 11: While the third day of five-day Hindu festival, Tihar, is marked as the day of the worship of cow, which signifies prosperity and wealth, curd prepared from cow milk and its wastes like urine and dung are used as medicines that reportedly help cure various diseases like malaria, tuberculosis and cancer, among others.

According to various researches conducted in the United States of America and Europe, the dairy products and wastes of the animal would help cure various diseases like cancer, tuberculosis and malaria.

Yogi Somraj said that dairy products like curd, milk, ghee and urine and waste of cow are used as medicines to treat various diseases.

Cow's milk is richer in omega-3, vitamin E, beta-carotene and CLA (a beneficial fatty acid named coagulated linoleic acid), which helps treat various diseases and increase memory power.

Daily consumption of cow's milk also helps reduce the risk of cancer.

Likewise, researches conducted in Italy said that cow dung has capacity to kill germs of tuberculosis and malaria, apart from curd of cow milk, which also helps maintain blood pressure, prevent kidney failure and impotency among others.

“The importance of cow and its excreta had been overshadowed over the time in lack of research and publicity on the same,” Yogi Somraj said, adding that the hermits long had acknowledged the purity attached with this domestic animal and its excreta.

According to the Hindu mythology, offering of this cud chewing mammal as alms equates to the purging of a person.

Similarly, its dung is considered as elixir for land as it makes one of the most organically finest manure.

Scientists have discovered that cow’s urine can cure as many as 148 types of ailments. The ghee (clarified butter) made up of cow’s milk is proven as a therapeutic agent as it balances cholesterol and heart-related diseases.

Furthermore, the finding of one Russian Scientist Sirovich shows that cow’s milk, ghee, curd as well as its urine and dung could be utilized for various medical applications including mitigating/destroy the radiation on human which fatally human’s kills nerve cells and small blood vessels.

Similarly, a research carried out by the American Heart Association in 2012 shows that the consumption of curd made up of cow’s milk reduces the chances of high blood pressure by 31 per cent.

India has claimed patent right on 48 types of medicines made up of cow’s urine while the USA has laid patent claim on five.

A national animal of Nepal, a country with the domination of the Hindus who regard cow as a sacred animal representing divine and natural beneficence.RSS ',
			'content' => '<p>Close Print Download as zipDownload Studies show cow milk curd, cow dung and cow&#39;s urine helpful in treatment of many ailments 2015-11-11 16:24 (Purna Prasad Mishra) Kathmandu, Nov 11: While the third day of five-day Hindu festival, Tihar, is marked as the day of the worship of cow, which signifies prosperity and wealth, curd prepared from cow milk and its wastes like urine and dung are used as medicines that reportedly help cure various diseases like malaria, tuberculosis and cancer, among others. According to various researches conducted in the United States of America and Europe, the dairy products and wastes of the animal would help cure various diseases like cancer, tuberculosis and malaria. Yogi Somraj said that dairy products like curd, milk, ghee and urine and waste of cow are used as medicines to treat various diseases. Cow&#39;s milk is richer in omega-3, vitamin E, beta-carotene and CLA (a beneficial fatty acid named coagulated linoleic acid), which helps treat various diseases and increase memory power. Daily consumption of cow&#39;s milk also helps reduce the risk of cancer. Likewise, researches conducted in Italy said that cow dung has capacity to kill germs of tuberculosis and malaria, apart from curd of cow milk, which also helps maintain blood pressure, prevent kidney failure and impotency among others. &ldquo;The importance of cow and its excreta had been overshadowed over the time in lack of research and publicity on the same,&rdquo; Yogi Somraj said, adding that the hermits long had acknowledged the purity attached with this domestic animal and its excreta. According to the Hindu mythology, offering of this cud chewing mammal as alms equates to the purging of a person. Similarly, its dung is considered as elixir for land as it makes one of the most organically finest manure. Scientists have discovered that cow&rsquo;s urine can cure as many as 148 types of ailments. The ghee (clarified butter) made up of cow&rsquo;s milk is proven as a therapeutic agent as it balances cholesterol and heart-related diseases. Furthermore, the finding of one Russian Scientist Sirovich shows that cow&rsquo;s milk, ghee, curd as well as its urine and dung could be utilized for various medical applications including mitigating/destroy the radiation on human which fatally human&rsquo;s kills nerve cells and small blood vessels. Similarly, a research carried out by the American Heart Association in 2012 shows that the consumption of curd made up of cow&rsquo;s milk reduces the chances of high blood pressure by 31 per cent. India has claimed patent right on 48 types of medicines made up of cow&rsquo;s urine while the USA has laid patent claim on five. A national animal of Nepal, a country with the domination of the Hindus who regard cow as a sacred animal representing divine and natural beneficence.RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Renewable Energy Exhibition ',
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			'summary' => 'November  11: An exhibition on renewable energy has kicked off at the Nepal Art Council in the capital city from today.   Organized with an objective to introduce the public to the various forms of alternative energy source at a time when the country is reeling under widespread fuel-crisis, the two-day event is organized by the District Development Office (DDO), Kathmandu in collaboration with the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre and Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST).   The exhibition has more than 25 stalls, offering information about electronic vehicles, bio-mass fuel, firewood stove, improved-stove and briquette among others.  Many of the products in the display are home-made with reasonable price.   Inaugurating the exhibition, Minister for Science, Technology and Environment Biswendra Paswan urged the visitors to take advantage of the exhibition at a time when the trade embargo was playing havoc with the public lives.   More such events will be organized in various places in the Kathmandu Valley, according to him.   Minister Paswan also appealed to the public to be energy-efficient and frugal at such fuel-crisis.   Present at the programme were Krishna Chandra Poudel, Secretary of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, Tritharaj Bhattarai, Chairman of DDO, Kathmandu, Jeevraj Pokharel, Vice-Chancellor of NAST among others. ',
			'content' => '<p>November 11: An exhibition on renewable energy has kicked off at the Nepal Art Council in the capital city from today.</p>

<p>Organized with an objective to introduce the public to the various forms of alternative energy source at a time when the country is reeling under widespread fuel-crisis, the two-day event is organized by the District Development Office (DDO), Kathmandu in collaboration with the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre and Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST).</p>

<p>The exhibition has more than 25 stalls, offering information about electronic vehicles, bio-mass fuel, firewood stove, improved-stove and briquette among others.<br />
Many of the products in the display are home-made with reasonable price.</p>

<p>Inaugurating the exhibition, Minister for Science, Technology and Environment Biswendra Paswan urged the visitors to take advantage of the exhibition at a time when the trade embargo was playing havoc with the public lives.</p>

<p>More such events will be organized in various places in the Kathmandu Valley, according to him.</p>

<p>Minister Paswan also appealed to the public to be energy-efficient and frugal at such fuel-crisis.</p>

<p>Present at the programme were Krishna Chandra Poudel, Secretary of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, Tritharaj Bhattarai, Chairman of DDO, Kathmandu, Jeevraj Pokharel, Vice-Chancellor of NAST among others. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Five-Star Hotel Proposed at TIA',
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			'summary' => 'November 10: The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) has decided to re-forward the proposal to build a five star hotel at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) to the Cabinet. The ministry has recommended the government to lease the land and build the hotel under the Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) model.',
			'content' => '<p>November 10: The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) has decided to re-forward the proposal to build a five star hotel at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) to the Cabinet. The ministry has recommended the government to lease the land and build the hotel under the Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) model.</p>

<p>The ministry had earlier approached the previous government with the same proposal. &ldquo;For the fundamental agreement to provide the land on lease we are preparing to re-forward the proposal at the next meeting of the cabinet,&rdquo; said MoCTCA secretary Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya.</p>

<p>The ministry will also provide reports on the technical and financial aspects of the proposed project. The proposed site for the new hotel is owned by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN).</p>

<p>According to Thapaliya, the hotel will be built, owned and operated by a private company and its ownership will revert back to CAAN after a period of 30 years.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>
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			'id' => '2986',
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			'title' => 'Foreign trade down by 18 percent',
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			'summary' => 'November 10: During the first two months of the current fiscal year, foreign trade in Nepal has decreased by 18 percent in comparison to the same period in the previous year. Both import and export have decreased during the period.  The ongoing protest in Terai and the unofficial blockade imposed by India have hampered both domestic and international trade.  In the first two months of the current fiscal year, total export and total import have decreased by 17.3 percent and 18.1 percent, respectively. Import of petroleum products that occupies 16 percent of total import has also decreased by 45 percent during the period.',
			'content' => '<p>November 10: During the first two months of the current fiscal year, foreign trade in Nepal has decreased by 18 percent in comparison to the same period in the previous year. Both import and export have decreased during the period.&nbsp; The ongoing protest in Terai and the unofficial blockade imposed by India have hampered both domestic and international trade.</p>

<p>In the first two months of the current fiscal year, total export and total import have decreased by 17.3 percent and 18.1 percent, respectively. Import of petroleum products that occupies 16 percent of total import has also decreased by 45 percent during the period.</p>

<p>Nepal exported gods worth Rs 14 billion and imported goods worth Rs 12.26 billion in the first two months of the current fiscal year. However, due to decline in imports, the trade deficit has decreased by 18.2 percent in comparison to the corresponding period of previous fiscal year. As per the data, trade deficit during the previous year had increased by 27 percent.</p>

<p>Nepal&rsquo;s export/import ratio was 1:8 in the previous fiscal year.</p>
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			'title' => 'Domestic air flight fare increases two fold',
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			'summary' => ' November 9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has increased the fare of domestic air flights by almost two fold in the wake of the acute shortage of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF).  The decision to hike domestic flights fare will be effective from Tuesday as the ATF price has also surged as NOC is forced to transport the aviation fuel from air route in the backdrop of the continuing Indian government's undeclared blockade at the border.  The existing rate of ATF per litre which stood at Rs 118 has now climbed almost two fold to be traded at Rs 233, said NOC. A meeting of the Airlines Operators' Association of Nepal took the decision to hike the fare following the increment in the fuel price, Simrik Air's Marketing Manager Prajwal Thapa told National News Agency (RSS).  NOC has said the fare of domestic air flights will return to normal once the supply of ATF resumes from land route. RSS',
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November 9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has increased the fare of domestic air flights by almost two fold in the wake of the acute shortage of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF).</p>

<p>The decision to hike domestic flights fare will be effective from Tuesday as the ATF price has also surged as NOC is forced to transport the aviation fuel from air route in the backdrop of the continuing Indian government&#39;s undeclared blockade at the border.</p>

<p>The existing rate of ATF per litre which stood at Rs 118 has now climbed almost two fold to be traded at Rs 233, said NOC. A meeting of the Airlines Operators&#39; Association of Nepal took the decision to hike the fare following the increment in the fuel price, Simrik Air&#39;s Marketing Manager Prajwal Thapa told National News Agency (RSS).</p>

<p>NOC has said the fare of domestic air flights will return to normal once the supply of ATF resumes from land route. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'NOC says it's run out of stock, appeals all to not queue up for fuel',
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			'summary' => 'November  9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it would not be able to distribute fuel for the moment, as it has run out of stock, while imports from India have come to a halt since the past five days. ',
			'content' => '<p>November 9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it would not be able to distribute fuel for the moment, as it has run out of stock, while imports from India have come to a halt since the past five days.</p>

<p>At a press conference here on Monday, NOC Director Gopal Bahadur Khadka said that fuel cannot be provided at the moment to the consumers as efforts to import fuel have failed while alternative measures have yet to be found despite continuous efforts. &quot;Our homework (to import fuel) seems to have been insufficient, alternative means have not worked, so fuel supply will not easy at the moment.&quot;</p>

<p>He also said that the fuel supply will not ease unless the government designates any company to import fuel along with the determination of the price for it. The problem must be addressed at a higher level, Khadka said.</p>

<p>The NOC Director also appealed to all to not queue before the fuel stations until a notice is released from the NOC in that regard.</p>

<p>Transit points with China has been used as an alternative to bring in petroleum products but not cooking gas. The efforts to import LPG from Bangladesh have also not bore fruit. Of the 1,300 kilolitres of petrol granted by China, 655 kilolitres have already brought to Nepal.</p>

<p>Khadka said though 22 companies had responded to the call for letter of intent to import fuel, it was difficult for the private sector to immediately bring in fuel as that would require a significant amount of money.</p>

<p>The NOC however said it has some reserve meant only for special and emergency purpose.</p>

<p>It may be noted that domestic flights too have been grounded after the demand for aviation fuel could not be met. RSS</p>
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			'description' => 'November  9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it would not be able to distribute fuel for the moment, as it has run out of stock, while imports from India have come to a halt since the past five days. 

At a press conference here on Monday, NOC Director Gopal Bahadur Khadka said that fuel cannot be provided at the moment to the consumers as efforts to import fuel have failed while alternative measures have yet to be found despite continuous efforts. "Our homework (to import fuel) seems to have been insufficient, alternative means have not worked, so fuel supply will not easy at the moment." 

He also said that the fuel supply will not ease unless the government designates any company to import fuel along with the determination of the price for it. The problem must be addressed at a higher level, Khadka said. 

The NOC Director also appealed to all to not queue before the fuel stations until a notice is released from the NOC in that regard. 

Transit points with China has been used as an alternative to bring in petroleum products but not cooking gas. The efforts to import LPG from Bangladesh have also not bore fruit. Of the 1,300 kilolitres of petrol granted by China, 655 kilolitres have already brought to Nepal. 

Khadka said though 22 companies had responded to the call for letter of intent to import fuel, it was difficult for the private sector to immediately bring in fuel as that would require a significant amount of money. 

The NOC however said it has some reserve meant only for special and emergency purpose. 

It may be noted that domestic flights too have been grounded after the demand for aviation fuel could not be met. RSS 
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			'title' => 'Finance Minister and private sector discuss unannounced blockade',
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			'summary' => 'November 8: Minister for Finance Bishnu Prasad Poudel on Sunday held a discussion with private sector on the unannounced blockade and its consequences.  In the discussion, the office-bearers of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Confederation of Nepali Industries and Nepal Chamber of Commerce stressed that the Finance Ministry should take lead role in removing the unofficial blockade and enable an environment to resume industrial operation in the country.',
			'content' => '<p>November 8: Minister for Finance Bishnu Prasad Poudel on Sunday held a discussion with private sector on the unannounced blockade and its consequences.</p>

<p>In the discussion, the office-bearers of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Confederation of Nepali Industries and Nepal Chamber of Commerce stressed that the Finance Ministry should take lead role in removing the unofficial blockade and enable an environment to resume industrial operation in the country.</p>

<p>The business and industry sector has seen a big loss due to strikes and shutdowns, they said, calling for government&#39;s seriousness in healing the private sector which witnessed a mammoth devastation.</p>

<p>Minister Poudel pledged to take initiative to address the problems facing the private sector in the country.</p>

<p>Among those present in the meeting were FNCCI Chairperson Pashupati Murarka and Vice-chairperson Bhawani Rana. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Home Ministry says Deusi, Bhailo only up to 10 pm',
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			'summary' => 'November 8: The Ministry of Home Affairs has appealed to all to organize cultural programmes like deusi and bhailo on the occasion of the Tihar festival only up to 10 pm.  A press release issued today by the Home Ministry spokesman Laxmi Prasad Dhakal states that the public has been requested to organise the deusi and bhailo only up to 10 at night in view of security as people involved in untoward activities during the night time might disturb the law and order.',
			'content' => '<p>November 8: The Ministry of Home Affairs has appealed to all to organize cultural programmes like deusi and bhailo on the occasion of the Tihar festival only up to 10 pm.</p>

<p>A press release issued today by the Home Ministry spokesman Laxmi Prasad Dhakal states that the public has been requested to organise the deusi and bhailo only up to 10 at night in view of security as people involved in untoward activities during the night time might disturb the law and order.</p>

<p>The Home Ministry has also requested the Tihar and Chhath celebrators not to produce, import, export, sell and distribute, transport and use fireworks like fire-crackers etc, as the use of these explosive materials will have adverse effect on the health of the people, result in injuries and damage of life and property due to break out of fire.</p>

<p>The Ministry also urged the parents not to allow their children use fireworks.</p>

<p>It said anyone disobeying this order would be liable for action as per the existing laws. RSS</p>
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			'summary' => 'November 8: Private airlines companies of the country have cut down more than 75 per cent of air flights due to the fuel shortage.  The private sector airlines companies reduced flights as the Nepal Airlines Corporation failed to supply fuel from Kolkata, India.',
			'content' => '<p>November 8: Private airlines companies of the country have cut down more than 75 per cent of air flights due to the fuel shortage.</p>

<p>The private sector airlines companies reduced flights as the Nepal Airlines Corporation failed to supply fuel from Kolkata, India.</p>

<p>Bhim Raj Rai, Manager of Yeti Airlines, said that they were compelled to cut down on the flights after the Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC)&#39;s Tribhuvan International Airport depot told them that it could not provide the aviation fuel due to the fuel crisis.</p>

<p>Passengers are facing difficulties as more than 48 flights to different destinations from the TIA have been affected. The passenger lounge at the domestic terminal at TIA looked almost deserted with a very few domestic flights today.</p>

<p>Except for some sporadic flights operated by Nepal Airlines, Buddha Air, Yerti Air, Tara Air and Simrik Air, there was no other flights from the airport.</p>

<p>Manager Rai said Yeti Airlines operated only two out of its total 40 flights scheduled for today.</p>

<p>Spokesman of the Nepal Airlines Corporation Ram Hari Sharma said that the Corporation would operate three flights to Kolkata, India on Monday and bring in avaiation fuel at the rate of 30 tonnes per flight. The Corporation today brought about 60 tonnes of aviation fuel from a flight it operated from Kathmandu to Kolkata.</p>

<p>The private airlines companies need 140,000 litres aviation fuel daily for operating normal flights. This is the first time in the country&#39;s history that air flights, which is considered an essential service, have been drastically reduced due to the fuel shortage. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Chamber delegation urges PM to create industry-friendly atmosphere',
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			'summary' => 'November 7: A delegation of Nepal Chambers of Commerce on Saturday called on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and urged him to create an atmosphere conducive for operating industries by solving the problems facing the country soon.  The delegation led by Chamber President Rajeshkaji Shrestha said he continuous obstruction of supplies on Nepal-India border have caused problems in running business. He urged the PM to bring the programmes of reliefs to control capital flight.',
			'content' => '<p>November 7: A delegation of Nepal Chambers of Commerce on Saturday called on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and urged him to create an atmosphere conducive for operating industries by solving the problems facing the country soon.</p>

<p>The delegation led by Chamber President Rajeshkaji Shrestha said he continuous obstruction of supplies on Nepal-India border have caused problems in running business. He urged the PM to bring the programmes of reliefs to control capital flight.<br />
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In response, PM Oli expressed his belief that the existing problems in the country would come to an end soon and the country would come back to a normal situation, said Chamber President Shrestha quoting the PM. RSS</p>
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			'summary' => 'November 7: Nepal Medical Association (NMA) on Saturday expressed concern towards the difficulties emerging in extremely sensitive areas including the medical sector in the backdrop of severe shortage of fuel products due to the agitation and Indian government's undeclared blockade.  "The treatment of common Nepali people has been difficult due to the shortage of essential medicines in medical institutions across the country," NMA General Secretary Mukti Ram Shrestha said in a statement adding, "NMA expresses deep concern over the failure to provide essential medicines to patients due to the limited amount of medicines in health institutes."',
			'content' => '<p>November 7: Nepal Medical Association (NMA) on Saturday expressed concern towards the difficulties emerging in extremely sensitive areas including the medical sector in the backdrop of severe shortage of fuel products due to the agitation and Indian government&#39;s undeclared blockade.</p>

<p>&quot;The treatment of common Nepali people has been difficult due to the shortage of essential medicines in medical institutions across the country,&quot; NMA General Secretary Mukti Ram Shrestha said in a statement adding, &quot;NMA expresses deep concern over the failure to provide essential medicines to patients due to the limited amount of medicines in health institutes.&quot;</p>

<p>The Association has appealed to the government and the agitating side to resolve the standoff through mutual agreement and result-oriented negotiations citing that a sensitive sector as the health service has been badly affected. RSS</p>
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			'title' => ' Tourism Minister pledges efforts to enlist Dolakha's temple as world heritage site',
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			'summary' => 'November 7: Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Ananda Prasad Pokharel on Saturday pledged to make efforts to enlist the renowned Bhimeshwor temple of the district as a UNESCO World Heritage site in order to boost tourism.  At a farewell ceremony organized by Regional Hotel Association in district headquarters of Charikot, Minister Pokharel said if the government could succeed in its bid to enlist the temple as a world heritage site it would attract more foreign tourists to Dolakha.',
			'content' => '<p>November 7: Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Ananda Prasad Pokharel on Saturday pledged to make efforts to enlist the renowned Bhimeshwor temple of the district as a UNESCO World Heritage site in order to boost tourism.</p>

<p>At a farewell ceremony organized by Regional Hotel Association in district headquarters of Charikot, Minister Pokharel said if the government could succeed in its bid to enlist the temple as a world heritage site it would attract more foreign tourists to Dolakha.</p>

<p>Minister Pokharel, who is also a lawmaker representing Dolakha constituency-2, said the country&#39;s tourism industry was now facing tough time following the massive earthquake and the Indian government&#39;s undeclared blockade. He expressed commitment to introducing a special scheme to revive the deteriorated tourism industry. RSS</p>

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			'summary' => 'November 05: Volkswagen is recalling nearly 92,000 cars in the U.S. to fix mechanical problems that can knock out the power-assisted brakes.  The recall includes the Beetle, Golf, Jetta and Passat models from 2015 and 2016. The cars have 1.8-liter and 2-liter turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engines.The German automaker says a part in the camshaft can shear off, causing loss of vacuum in the power brakes. That can lengthen stopping distance and possibly cause a crash. The engines also will go into a reduced power mode to avoid further damage.',
			'content' => '<p>November 05: Volkswagen is recalling nearly 92,000 cars in the U.S. to fix mechanical problems that can knock out the power-assisted brakes.</p>

<p>The recall includes the Beetle, Golf, Jetta and Passat models from 2015 and 2016. The cars have 1.8-liter and 2-liter turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engines.The German automaker says a part in the camshaft can shear off, causing loss of vacuum in the power brakes. That can lengthen stopping distance and possibly cause a crash. The engines also will go into a reduced power mode to avoid further damage.</p>

<p><br />
VW discovered the problem after getting reports of camshaft failures. No injuries have been reported, but a spokesman would not say if there had been any crashes.<br />
A fix is expected by the end of March. Until then, VW tells owners to keep driving the cars. They should report malfunctioning warning lights or other trouble to dealers.<br />
A spokesman was checking to see if loaner cars would be made available until the repairs are finished. RSS/AP</p>
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			'summary' => 'November 4: The tourists visiting Nepal in the aftermath of the massive earthquake have opined that Nepal’s pristine beauty has remained intact while the tourist destinations are safe for travel.  Australian photographer Beniji Santa Maria during his visit to tourist destinations found that they were safer for travel. He travelled for a week at the Ghandruk Himalayan area at the world famous Annapurna Trekking route and also visited major destinations inside Pokhara, Bhaktapur and Kathmandu.',
			'content' => '<p>November 4: The tourists visiting Nepal in the aftermath of the massive earthquake have opined that Nepal&rsquo;s pristine beauty has remained intact while the tourist destinations are safe for travel.</p>

<p>Australian photographer Beniji Santa Maria during his visit to tourist destinations found that they were safer for travel. He travelled for a week at the Ghandruk Himalayan area at the world famous Annapurna Trekking route and also visited major destinations inside Pokhara, Bhaktapur and Kathmandu.<br />
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&ldquo;The media had been disseminating such news as if to convey to the world a message that the earthquake completely destroyed all the infrastructures in Nepal, but I have found that it is not true and I have seen that the hotels, restaurants, trek routes and famous tourist destinations are safe for travel,&rdquo; Santa Maria said.<br />
<br />
He said travelling to Nepal was a dream come true for him and termed Nepal an &lsquo;extremely romantic place&rsquo;. The Australian will return to Nepal in March next year as he could not get enough from the current visit. With deeply entrenched passion for Nepali lifestyle and culture, and the untouched villages of the Himalayan range, the Australian wants to hold an exhibition of the photos that he took in Nepal when he gets back home.<br />
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Santa Maria says that the Dhaulagiri mountain, the Annapurna mountain range and Pokhara valley seen from the Pun Hill located 3,200 meters above the sea level has mesmerized him and so has the beauty of Newari culture of Kathmandu Valley and its peculiar lifestyle.<br />
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&ldquo;Nepal is really splendid in terms of natural beauty and also secure, and it is necessary to spread this message world over,&rdquo; said Santa Maria before leaving for Indonesia and Malaysia. The tourist has travelled to more than a dozen countries.<br />
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Canadian nationals, Bruce Edwards and Theresa Roberts, visited Nepal for the fourth time to help the quake victims and convey the message to the would-be tourists around the world after accessing Nepal&rsquo;s condition.<br />
<br />
This Canadian couple with a special liking for traveling to many destinations in the world has started a campaign of garnering support for the quake victims through a website and acted as liaison between the donors and the victims. They say that support had been collected for quake-stricken schools and children. &ldquo;It was merely an illusion that we thought the earthquake would make traveling in Nepal difficult, but there are no problems for accommodation and food, however, fuel scarcity is making life difficult here,&rdquo; Roberts said.<br />
<br />
During their visit to Pokhara and other destinations for a month after coming to Kathmandu they mobilised support for rebuilding community buildings including some schools through the website and identifying the quake victims. &ldquo;We will help spread a positive message that traveling to Nepal with the magnificent Himalayan range, alpine lakes, rivers, hills, different languages, culture and traditional lifestyle is safe,&rdquo; the Canadian couple, who came to Nepal after visiting South Korea, said.<br />
<br />
A couple with surname Gunter from New York who were strolling around at the Basantapur Durbar square said although the media had depicted Nepal has a completely ruined place, it was not true.<br />
<br />
&ldquo;Some monuments have collapsed, but there is no difficulties and lack of facilities for tourists to stay and travel in Nepal and we will convey this message when we return back to the US,&rdquo; they said. The couple is also planning to visit Bhutan.<br />
<br />
Tourists have started showing up at the Bhaktapur, Patan and Basantapur Durbar areas but the number is much less as compared to previous year. The failure to disseminate information regarding tourists&rsquo; accommodation and tour packages in the post-quake Nepal has led to a drastic shrinkage in the number of visits at the height of the ongoing tourist season.<br />
<br />
The Basantapur Durbar Square tourist information center said that in fiscal year 2014/15 a total of 27,116 tourists visited the area. The Durbar Square collected Rs 157 million from them. This year 5,593 tourists have visited by the first week of October. Last year 22, 255 tourists had come for visits by mid-August while between mid-August and mid-September a total of 16,000 tourists visited Basantapur.<br />
<br />
Sujan Rijal, who has been working as a tour guide for the last five years, said the number of tourists visiting Nepal as compared to last year has come down.<br />
<br />
&ldquo;The tourists have declined this season as we failed to send information at the right time that Nepal&rsquo;s tourism destinations suffered less impact during the earthquake,&rdquo; Rijal said, adding, &ldquo;Looking at the tourists&rsquo; visits right now we can assume that the number will increase in the next season.&rdquo; RSS (Photo available)</p>
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			'title' => 'Bordering Indian market full with Nepali customers',
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			'summary' => 'November 12: The number of Nepali customers visiting bordering Indian markets for shopping for Tihar and Chhat festivals has been on the rise.  With Nepali markets out of stock of many goods including daily essentials, the neighbouring Indian market has become a good choice for the locals here.  Travelling across the border has become relatively easier after the agitating Madhesi parties relaxed their protests on the eve of the festivals.  Neighbouring Indian markets of Thuthibari, Laxmipur, Jhulnipur, Baragdawa and to Balmikinagar among others are full of customers from Nepal. RSS',
			'content' => '<p>November 12: The number of Nepali customers visiting bordering Indian markets for shopping for Tihar and Chhat festivals has been on the rise.</p>

<p>With Nepali markets out of stock of many goods including daily essentials, the neighbouring Indian market has become a good choice for the locals here.</p>

<p>Travelling across the border has become relatively easier after the agitating Madhesi parties relaxed their protests on the eve of the festivals.</p>

<p>Neighbouring Indian markets of Thuthibari, Laxmipur, Jhulnipur, Baragdawa and to Balmikinagar among others are full of customers from Nepal. RSS</p>
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			'summary' => 'November 11: While the third day of five-day Hindu festival, Tihar, is marked as the day of the worship of cow, which signifies prosperity and wealth, curd prepared from cow milk and its wastes like urine and dung are used as medicines that reportedly help cure various diseases like malaria, tuberculosis and cancer, among others.

According to various researches conducted in the United States of America and Europe, the dairy products and wastes of the animal would help cure various diseases like cancer, tuberculosis and malaria.

Yogi Somraj said that dairy products like curd, milk, ghee and urine and waste of cow are used as medicines to treat various diseases.

Cow's milk is richer in omega-3, vitamin E, beta-carotene and CLA (a beneficial fatty acid named coagulated linoleic acid), which helps treat various diseases and increase memory power.

Daily consumption of cow's milk also helps reduce the risk of cancer.

Likewise, researches conducted in Italy said that cow dung has capacity to kill germs of tuberculosis and malaria, apart from curd of cow milk, which also helps maintain blood pressure, prevent kidney failure and impotency among others.

“The importance of cow and its excreta had been overshadowed over the time in lack of research and publicity on the same,” Yogi Somraj said, adding that the hermits long had acknowledged the purity attached with this domestic animal and its excreta.

According to the Hindu mythology, offering of this cud chewing mammal as alms equates to the purging of a person.

Similarly, its dung is considered as elixir for land as it makes one of the most organically finest manure.

Scientists have discovered that cow’s urine can cure as many as 148 types of ailments. The ghee (clarified butter) made up of cow’s milk is proven as a therapeutic agent as it balances cholesterol and heart-related diseases.

Furthermore, the finding of one Russian Scientist Sirovich shows that cow’s milk, ghee, curd as well as its urine and dung could be utilized for various medical applications including mitigating/destroy the radiation on human which fatally human’s kills nerve cells and small blood vessels.

Similarly, a research carried out by the American Heart Association in 2012 shows that the consumption of curd made up of cow’s milk reduces the chances of high blood pressure by 31 per cent.

India has claimed patent right on 48 types of medicines made up of cow’s urine while the USA has laid patent claim on five.

A national animal of Nepal, a country with the domination of the Hindus who regard cow as a sacred animal representing divine and natural beneficence.RSS ',
			'content' => '<p>Close Print Download as zipDownload Studies show cow milk curd, cow dung and cow&#39;s urine helpful in treatment of many ailments 2015-11-11 16:24 (Purna Prasad Mishra) Kathmandu, Nov 11: While the third day of five-day Hindu festival, Tihar, is marked as the day of the worship of cow, which signifies prosperity and wealth, curd prepared from cow milk and its wastes like urine and dung are used as medicines that reportedly help cure various diseases like malaria, tuberculosis and cancer, among others. According to various researches conducted in the United States of America and Europe, the dairy products and wastes of the animal would help cure various diseases like cancer, tuberculosis and malaria. Yogi Somraj said that dairy products like curd, milk, ghee and urine and waste of cow are used as medicines to treat various diseases. Cow&#39;s milk is richer in omega-3, vitamin E, beta-carotene and CLA (a beneficial fatty acid named coagulated linoleic acid), which helps treat various diseases and increase memory power. Daily consumption of cow&#39;s milk also helps reduce the risk of cancer. Likewise, researches conducted in Italy said that cow dung has capacity to kill germs of tuberculosis and malaria, apart from curd of cow milk, which also helps maintain blood pressure, prevent kidney failure and impotency among others. &ldquo;The importance of cow and its excreta had been overshadowed over the time in lack of research and publicity on the same,&rdquo; Yogi Somraj said, adding that the hermits long had acknowledged the purity attached with this domestic animal and its excreta. According to the Hindu mythology, offering of this cud chewing mammal as alms equates to the purging of a person. Similarly, its dung is considered as elixir for land as it makes one of the most organically finest manure. Scientists have discovered that cow&rsquo;s urine can cure as many as 148 types of ailments. The ghee (clarified butter) made up of cow&rsquo;s milk is proven as a therapeutic agent as it balances cholesterol and heart-related diseases. Furthermore, the finding of one Russian Scientist Sirovich shows that cow&rsquo;s milk, ghee, curd as well as its urine and dung could be utilized for various medical applications including mitigating/destroy the radiation on human which fatally human&rsquo;s kills nerve cells and small blood vessels. Similarly, a research carried out by the American Heart Association in 2012 shows that the consumption of curd made up of cow&rsquo;s milk reduces the chances of high blood pressure by 31 per cent. India has claimed patent right on 48 types of medicines made up of cow&rsquo;s urine while the USA has laid patent claim on five. A national animal of Nepal, a country with the domination of the Hindus who regard cow as a sacred animal representing divine and natural beneficence.RSS</p>
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			'summary' => 'November  11: An exhibition on renewable energy has kicked off at the Nepal Art Council in the capital city from today.   Organized with an objective to introduce the public to the various forms of alternative energy source at a time when the country is reeling under widespread fuel-crisis, the two-day event is organized by the District Development Office (DDO), Kathmandu in collaboration with the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre and Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST).   The exhibition has more than 25 stalls, offering information about electronic vehicles, bio-mass fuel, firewood stove, improved-stove and briquette among others.  Many of the products in the display are home-made with reasonable price.   Inaugurating the exhibition, Minister for Science, Technology and Environment Biswendra Paswan urged the visitors to take advantage of the exhibition at a time when the trade embargo was playing havoc with the public lives.   More such events will be organized in various places in the Kathmandu Valley, according to him.   Minister Paswan also appealed to the public to be energy-efficient and frugal at such fuel-crisis.   Present at the programme were Krishna Chandra Poudel, Secretary of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, Tritharaj Bhattarai, Chairman of DDO, Kathmandu, Jeevraj Pokharel, Vice-Chancellor of NAST among others. ',
			'content' => '<p>November 11: An exhibition on renewable energy has kicked off at the Nepal Art Council in the capital city from today.</p>

<p>Organized with an objective to introduce the public to the various forms of alternative energy source at a time when the country is reeling under widespread fuel-crisis, the two-day event is organized by the District Development Office (DDO), Kathmandu in collaboration with the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre and Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST).</p>

<p>The exhibition has more than 25 stalls, offering information about electronic vehicles, bio-mass fuel, firewood stove, improved-stove and briquette among others.<br />
Many of the products in the display are home-made with reasonable price.</p>

<p>Inaugurating the exhibition, Minister for Science, Technology and Environment Biswendra Paswan urged the visitors to take advantage of the exhibition at a time when the trade embargo was playing havoc with the public lives.</p>

<p>More such events will be organized in various places in the Kathmandu Valley, according to him.</p>

<p>Minister Paswan also appealed to the public to be energy-efficient and frugal at such fuel-crisis.</p>

<p>Present at the programme were Krishna Chandra Poudel, Secretary of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, Tritharaj Bhattarai, Chairman of DDO, Kathmandu, Jeevraj Pokharel, Vice-Chancellor of NAST among others. RSS</p>
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		'Article' => array(
			'id' => '2987',
			'article_category_id' => '1',
			'title' => 'Five-Star Hotel Proposed at TIA',
			'sub_title' => '',
			'summary' => 'November 10: The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) has decided to re-forward the proposal to build a five star hotel at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) to the Cabinet. The ministry has recommended the government to lease the land and build the hotel under the Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) model.',
			'content' => '<p>November 10: The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) has decided to re-forward the proposal to build a five star hotel at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) to the Cabinet. The ministry has recommended the government to lease the land and build the hotel under the Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) model.</p>

<p>The ministry had earlier approached the previous government with the same proposal. &ldquo;For the fundamental agreement to provide the land on lease we are preparing to re-forward the proposal at the next meeting of the cabinet,&rdquo; said MoCTCA secretary Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya.</p>

<p>The ministry will also provide reports on the technical and financial aspects of the proposed project. The proposed site for the new hotel is owned by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN).</p>

<p>According to Thapaliya, the hotel will be built, owned and operated by a private company and its ownership will revert back to CAAN after a period of 30 years.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>
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			'sortorder' => '2827',
			'image' => '20151110041343_tia_nepal.jpg',
			'article_date' => '2015-11-10 00:00:00',
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			'id' => '2986',
			'article_category_id' => '1',
			'title' => 'Foreign trade down by 18 percent',
			'sub_title' => '',
			'summary' => 'November 10: During the first two months of the current fiscal year, foreign trade in Nepal has decreased by 18 percent in comparison to the same period in the previous year. Both import and export have decreased during the period.  The ongoing protest in Terai and the unofficial blockade imposed by India have hampered both domestic and international trade.  In the first two months of the current fiscal year, total export and total import have decreased by 17.3 percent and 18.1 percent, respectively. Import of petroleum products that occupies 16 percent of total import has also decreased by 45 percent during the period.',
			'content' => '<p>November 10: During the first two months of the current fiscal year, foreign trade in Nepal has decreased by 18 percent in comparison to the same period in the previous year. Both import and export have decreased during the period.&nbsp; The ongoing protest in Terai and the unofficial blockade imposed by India have hampered both domestic and international trade.</p>

<p>In the first two months of the current fiscal year, total export and total import have decreased by 17.3 percent and 18.1 percent, respectively. Import of petroleum products that occupies 16 percent of total import has also decreased by 45 percent during the period.</p>

<p>Nepal exported gods worth Rs 14 billion and imported goods worth Rs 12.26 billion in the first two months of the current fiscal year. However, due to decline in imports, the trade deficit has decreased by 18.2 percent in comparison to the corresponding period of previous fiscal year. As per the data, trade deficit during the previous year had increased by 27 percent.</p>

<p>Nepal&rsquo;s export/import ratio was 1:8 in the previous fiscal year.</p>
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			'article_date' => '2015-11-10 00:00:00',
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		'Article' => array(
			'id' => '2985',
			'article_category_id' => '1',
			'title' => 'Domestic air flight fare increases two fold',
			'sub_title' => '',
			'summary' => ' November 9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has increased the fare of domestic air flights by almost two fold in the wake of the acute shortage of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF).  The decision to hike domestic flights fare will be effective from Tuesday as the ATF price has also surged as NOC is forced to transport the aviation fuel from air route in the backdrop of the continuing Indian government's undeclared blockade at the border.  The existing rate of ATF per litre which stood at Rs 118 has now climbed almost two fold to be traded at Rs 233, said NOC. A meeting of the Airlines Operators' Association of Nepal took the decision to hike the fare following the increment in the fuel price, Simrik Air's Marketing Manager Prajwal Thapa told National News Agency (RSS).  NOC has said the fare of domestic air flights will return to normal once the supply of ATF resumes from land route. RSS',
			'content' => '<p><br />
November 9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has increased the fare of domestic air flights by almost two fold in the wake of the acute shortage of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF).</p>

<p>The decision to hike domestic flights fare will be effective from Tuesday as the ATF price has also surged as NOC is forced to transport the aviation fuel from air route in the backdrop of the continuing Indian government&#39;s undeclared blockade at the border.</p>

<p>The existing rate of ATF per litre which stood at Rs 118 has now climbed almost two fold to be traded at Rs 233, said NOC. A meeting of the Airlines Operators&#39; Association of Nepal took the decision to hike the fare following the increment in the fuel price, Simrik Air&#39;s Marketing Manager Prajwal Thapa told National News Agency (RSS).</p>

<p>NOC has said the fare of domestic air flights will return to normal once the supply of ATF resumes from land route. RSS</p>
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			'sortorder' => '2825',
			'image' => '20151110103742_airline_nepal.jpg',
			'article_date' => '2015-11-09 00:00:00',
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		'Article' => array(
			'id' => '2984',
			'article_category_id' => '1',
			'title' => 'NOC says it's run out of stock, appeals all to not queue up for fuel',
			'sub_title' => '',
			'summary' => 'November  9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it would not be able to distribute fuel for the moment, as it has run out of stock, while imports from India have come to a halt since the past five days. ',
			'content' => '<p>November 9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it would not be able to distribute fuel for the moment, as it has run out of stock, while imports from India have come to a halt since the past five days.</p>

<p>At a press conference here on Monday, NOC Director Gopal Bahadur Khadka said that fuel cannot be provided at the moment to the consumers as efforts to import fuel have failed while alternative measures have yet to be found despite continuous efforts. &quot;Our homework (to import fuel) seems to have been insufficient, alternative means have not worked, so fuel supply will not easy at the moment.&quot;</p>

<p>He also said that the fuel supply will not ease unless the government designates any company to import fuel along with the determination of the price for it. The problem must be addressed at a higher level, Khadka said.</p>

<p>The NOC Director also appealed to all to not queue before the fuel stations until a notice is released from the NOC in that regard.</p>

<p>Transit points with China has been used as an alternative to bring in petroleum products but not cooking gas. The efforts to import LPG from Bangladesh have also not bore fruit. Of the 1,300 kilolitres of petrol granted by China, 655 kilolitres have already brought to Nepal.</p>

<p>Khadka said though 22 companies had responded to the call for letter of intent to import fuel, it was difficult for the private sector to immediately bring in fuel as that would require a significant amount of money.</p>

<p>The NOC however said it has some reserve meant only for special and emergency purpose.</p>

<p>It may be noted that domestic flights too have been grounded after the demand for aviation fuel could not be met. RSS</p>
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			'description' => 'November  9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it would not be able to distribute fuel for the moment, as it has run out of stock, while imports from India have come to a halt since the past five days. 

At a press conference here on Monday, NOC Director Gopal Bahadur Khadka said that fuel cannot be provided at the moment to the consumers as efforts to import fuel have failed while alternative measures have yet to be found despite continuous efforts. "Our homework (to import fuel) seems to have been insufficient, alternative means have not worked, so fuel supply will not easy at the moment." 

He also said that the fuel supply will not ease unless the government designates any company to import fuel along with the determination of the price for it. The problem must be addressed at a higher level, Khadka said. 

The NOC Director also appealed to all to not queue before the fuel stations until a notice is released from the NOC in that regard. 

Transit points with China has been used as an alternative to bring in petroleum products but not cooking gas. The efforts to import LPG from Bangladesh have also not bore fruit. Of the 1,300 kilolitres of petrol granted by China, 655 kilolitres have already brought to Nepal. 

Khadka said though 22 companies had responded to the call for letter of intent to import fuel, it was difficult for the private sector to immediately bring in fuel as that would require a significant amount of money. 

The NOC however said it has some reserve meant only for special and emergency purpose. 

It may be noted that domestic flights too have been grounded after the demand for aviation fuel could not be met. RSS 
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		'Article' => array(
			'id' => '2981',
			'article_category_id' => '1',
			'title' => 'Finance Minister and private sector discuss unannounced blockade',
			'sub_title' => '',
			'summary' => 'November 8: Minister for Finance Bishnu Prasad Poudel on Sunday held a discussion with private sector on the unannounced blockade and its consequences.  In the discussion, the office-bearers of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Confederation of Nepali Industries and Nepal Chamber of Commerce stressed that the Finance Ministry should take lead role in removing the unofficial blockade and enable an environment to resume industrial operation in the country.',
			'content' => '<p>November 8: Minister for Finance Bishnu Prasad Poudel on Sunday held a discussion with private sector on the unannounced blockade and its consequences.</p>

<p>In the discussion, the office-bearers of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Confederation of Nepali Industries and Nepal Chamber of Commerce stressed that the Finance Ministry should take lead role in removing the unofficial blockade and enable an environment to resume industrial operation in the country.</p>

<p>The business and industry sector has seen a big loss due to strikes and shutdowns, they said, calling for government&#39;s seriousness in healing the private sector which witnessed a mammoth devastation.</p>

<p>Minister Poudel pledged to take initiative to address the problems facing the private sector in the country.</p>

<p>Among those present in the meeting were FNCCI Chairperson Pashupati Murarka and Vice-chairperson Bhawani Rana. RSS</p>
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			'image' => '20151109114043_Bishnu_Prasad_Poudel.jpg',
			'article_date' => '2015-11-09 00:00:00',
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		'Article' => array(
			'id' => '2983',
			'article_category_id' => '1',
			'title' => 'Home Ministry says Deusi, Bhailo only up to 10 pm',
			'sub_title' => '',
			'summary' => 'November 8: The Ministry of Home Affairs has appealed to all to organize cultural programmes like deusi and bhailo on the occasion of the Tihar festival only up to 10 pm.  A press release issued today by the Home Ministry spokesman Laxmi Prasad Dhakal states that the public has been requested to organise the deusi and bhailo only up to 10 at night in view of security as people involved in untoward activities during the night time might disturb the law and order.',
			'content' => '<p>November 8: The Ministry of Home Affairs has appealed to all to organize cultural programmes like deusi and bhailo on the occasion of the Tihar festival only up to 10 pm.</p>

<p>A press release issued today by the Home Ministry spokesman Laxmi Prasad Dhakal states that the public has been requested to organise the deusi and bhailo only up to 10 at night in view of security as people involved in untoward activities during the night time might disturb the law and order.</p>

<p>The Home Ministry has also requested the Tihar and Chhath celebrators not to produce, import, export, sell and distribute, transport and use fireworks like fire-crackers etc, as the use of these explosive materials will have adverse effect on the health of the people, result in injuries and damage of life and property due to break out of fire.</p>

<p>The Ministry also urged the parents not to allow their children use fireworks.</p>

<p>It said anyone disobeying this order would be liable for action as per the existing laws. RSS</p>
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		'Article' => array(
			'id' => '2982',
			'article_category_id' => '1',
			'title' => 'Flights reduced due to fuel shortage',
			'sub_title' => '',
			'summary' => 'November 8: Private airlines companies of the country have cut down more than 75 per cent of air flights due to the fuel shortage.  The private sector airlines companies reduced flights as the Nepal Airlines Corporation failed to supply fuel from Kolkata, India.',
			'content' => '<p>November 8: Private airlines companies of the country have cut down more than 75 per cent of air flights due to the fuel shortage.</p>

<p>The private sector airlines companies reduced flights as the Nepal Airlines Corporation failed to supply fuel from Kolkata, India.</p>

<p>Bhim Raj Rai, Manager of Yeti Airlines, said that they were compelled to cut down on the flights after the Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC)&#39;s Tribhuvan International Airport depot told them that it could not provide the aviation fuel due to the fuel crisis.</p>

<p>Passengers are facing difficulties as more than 48 flights to different destinations from the TIA have been affected. The passenger lounge at the domestic terminal at TIA looked almost deserted with a very few domestic flights today.</p>

<p>Except for some sporadic flights operated by Nepal Airlines, Buddha Air, Yerti Air, Tara Air and Simrik Air, there was no other flights from the airport.</p>

<p>Manager Rai said Yeti Airlines operated only two out of its total 40 flights scheduled for today.</p>

<p>Spokesman of the Nepal Airlines Corporation Ram Hari Sharma said that the Corporation would operate three flights to Kolkata, India on Monday and bring in avaiation fuel at the rate of 30 tonnes per flight. The Corporation today brought about 60 tonnes of aviation fuel from a flight it operated from Kathmandu to Kolkata.</p>

<p>The private airlines companies need 140,000 litres aviation fuel daily for operating normal flights. This is the first time in the country&#39;s history that air flights, which is considered an essential service, have been drastically reduced due to the fuel shortage. RSS</p>
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			'sortorder' => '2821',
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		'Article' => array(
			'id' => '2978',
			'article_category_id' => '1',
			'title' => 'Chamber delegation urges PM to create industry-friendly atmosphere',
			'sub_title' => '',
			'summary' => 'November 7: A delegation of Nepal Chambers of Commerce on Saturday called on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and urged him to create an atmosphere conducive for operating industries by solving the problems facing the country soon.  The delegation led by Chamber President Rajeshkaji Shrestha said he continuous obstruction of supplies on Nepal-India border have caused problems in running business. He urged the PM to bring the programmes of reliefs to control capital flight.',
			'content' => '<p>November 7: A delegation of Nepal Chambers of Commerce on Saturday called on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and urged him to create an atmosphere conducive for operating industries by solving the problems facing the country soon.</p>

<p>The delegation led by Chamber President Rajeshkaji Shrestha said he continuous obstruction of supplies on Nepal-India border have caused problems in running business. He urged the PM to bring the programmes of reliefs to control capital flight.<br />
<br />
In response, PM Oli expressed his belief that the existing problems in the country would come to an end soon and the country would come back to a normal situation, said Chamber President Shrestha quoting the PM. RSS</p>
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		'Article' => array(
			'id' => '2979',
			'article_category_id' => '1',
			'title' => 'Medical Association worries over medicine shortage',
			'sub_title' => '',
			'summary' => 'November 7: Nepal Medical Association (NMA) on Saturday expressed concern towards the difficulties emerging in extremely sensitive areas including the medical sector in the backdrop of severe shortage of fuel products due to the agitation and Indian government's undeclared blockade.  "The treatment of common Nepali people has been difficult due to the shortage of essential medicines in medical institutions across the country," NMA General Secretary Mukti Ram Shrestha said in a statement adding, "NMA expresses deep concern over the failure to provide essential medicines to patients due to the limited amount of medicines in health institutes."',
			'content' => '<p>November 7: Nepal Medical Association (NMA) on Saturday expressed concern towards the difficulties emerging in extremely sensitive areas including the medical sector in the backdrop of severe shortage of fuel products due to the agitation and Indian government&#39;s undeclared blockade.</p>

<p>&quot;The treatment of common Nepali people has been difficult due to the shortage of essential medicines in medical institutions across the country,&quot; NMA General Secretary Mukti Ram Shrestha said in a statement adding, &quot;NMA expresses deep concern over the failure to provide essential medicines to patients due to the limited amount of medicines in health institutes.&quot;</p>

<p>The Association has appealed to the government and the agitating side to resolve the standoff through mutual agreement and result-oriented negotiations citing that a sensitive sector as the health service has been badly affected. RSS</p>
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			'description' => '',
			'sortorder' => '2819',
			'image' => '20151108114910_nma.jpg',
			'article_date' => '2015-11-07 00:00:00',
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		'Article' => array(
			'id' => '2980',
			'article_category_id' => '1',
			'title' => ' Tourism Minister pledges efforts to enlist Dolakha's temple as world heritage site',
			'sub_title' => '',
			'summary' => 'November 7: Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Ananda Prasad Pokharel on Saturday pledged to make efforts to enlist the renowned Bhimeshwor temple of the district as a UNESCO World Heritage site in order to boost tourism.  At a farewell ceremony organized by Regional Hotel Association in district headquarters of Charikot, Minister Pokharel said if the government could succeed in its bid to enlist the temple as a world heritage site it would attract more foreign tourists to Dolakha.',
			'content' => '<p>November 7: Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Ananda Prasad Pokharel on Saturday pledged to make efforts to enlist the renowned Bhimeshwor temple of the district as a UNESCO World Heritage site in order to boost tourism.</p>

<p>At a farewell ceremony organized by Regional Hotel Association in district headquarters of Charikot, Minister Pokharel said if the government could succeed in its bid to enlist the temple as a world heritage site it would attract more foreign tourists to Dolakha.</p>

<p>Minister Pokharel, who is also a lawmaker representing Dolakha constituency-2, said the country&#39;s tourism industry was now facing tough time following the massive earthquake and the Indian government&#39;s undeclared blockade. He expressed commitment to introducing a special scheme to revive the deteriorated tourism industry. RSS</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>
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			'image' => '20151108115118_Bhimeshwor_Dolakha3.JPG',
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		'Article' => array(
			'id' => '2977',
			'article_category_id' => '1',
			'title' => 'VW recalls 92,000 cars in US; power-assisted brakes can fail',
			'sub_title' => '',
			'summary' => 'November 05: Volkswagen is recalling nearly 92,000 cars in the U.S. to fix mechanical problems that can knock out the power-assisted brakes.  The recall includes the Beetle, Golf, Jetta and Passat models from 2015 and 2016. The cars have 1.8-liter and 2-liter turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engines.The German automaker says a part in the camshaft can shear off, causing loss of vacuum in the power brakes. That can lengthen stopping distance and possibly cause a crash. The engines also will go into a reduced power mode to avoid further damage.',
			'content' => '<p>November 05: Volkswagen is recalling nearly 92,000 cars in the U.S. to fix mechanical problems that can knock out the power-assisted brakes.</p>

<p>The recall includes the Beetle, Golf, Jetta and Passat models from 2015 and 2016. The cars have 1.8-liter and 2-liter turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engines.The German automaker says a part in the camshaft can shear off, causing loss of vacuum in the power brakes. That can lengthen stopping distance and possibly cause a crash. The engines also will go into a reduced power mode to avoid further damage.</p>

<p><br />
VW discovered the problem after getting reports of camshaft failures. No injuries have been reported, but a spokesman would not say if there had been any crashes.<br />
A fix is expected by the end of March. Until then, VW tells owners to keep driving the cars. They should report malfunctioning warning lights or other trouble to dealers.<br />
A spokesman was checking to see if loaner cars would be made available until the repairs are finished. RSS/AP</p>
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			'summary' => 'November 4: The tourists visiting Nepal in the aftermath of the massive earthquake have opined that Nepal’s pristine beauty has remained intact while the tourist destinations are safe for travel.  Australian photographer Beniji Santa Maria during his visit to tourist destinations found that they were safer for travel. He travelled for a week at the Ghandruk Himalayan area at the world famous Annapurna Trekking route and also visited major destinations inside Pokhara, Bhaktapur and Kathmandu.',
			'content' => '<p>November 4: The tourists visiting Nepal in the aftermath of the massive earthquake have opined that Nepal&rsquo;s pristine beauty has remained intact while the tourist destinations are safe for travel.</p>

<p>Australian photographer Beniji Santa Maria during his visit to tourist destinations found that they were safer for travel. He travelled for a week at the Ghandruk Himalayan area at the world famous Annapurna Trekking route and also visited major destinations inside Pokhara, Bhaktapur and Kathmandu.<br />
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&ldquo;The media had been disseminating such news as if to convey to the world a message that the earthquake completely destroyed all the infrastructures in Nepal, but I have found that it is not true and I have seen that the hotels, restaurants, trek routes and famous tourist destinations are safe for travel,&rdquo; Santa Maria said.<br />
<br />
He said travelling to Nepal was a dream come true for him and termed Nepal an &lsquo;extremely romantic place&rsquo;. The Australian will return to Nepal in March next year as he could not get enough from the current visit. With deeply entrenched passion for Nepali lifestyle and culture, and the untouched villages of the Himalayan range, the Australian wants to hold an exhibition of the photos that he took in Nepal when he gets back home.<br />
<br />
Santa Maria says that the Dhaulagiri mountain, the Annapurna mountain range and Pokhara valley seen from the Pun Hill located 3,200 meters above the sea level has mesmerized him and so has the beauty of Newari culture of Kathmandu Valley and its peculiar lifestyle.<br />
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&ldquo;Nepal is really splendid in terms of natural beauty and also secure, and it is necessary to spread this message world over,&rdquo; said Santa Maria before leaving for Indonesia and Malaysia. The tourist has travelled to more than a dozen countries.<br />
<br />
Canadian nationals, Bruce Edwards and Theresa Roberts, visited Nepal for the fourth time to help the quake victims and convey the message to the would-be tourists around the world after accessing Nepal&rsquo;s condition.<br />
<br />
This Canadian couple with a special liking for traveling to many destinations in the world has started a campaign of garnering support for the quake victims through a website and acted as liaison between the donors and the victims. They say that support had been collected for quake-stricken schools and children. &ldquo;It was merely an illusion that we thought the earthquake would make traveling in Nepal difficult, but there are no problems for accommodation and food, however, fuel scarcity is making life difficult here,&rdquo; Roberts said.<br />
<br />
During their visit to Pokhara and other destinations for a month after coming to Kathmandu they mobilised support for rebuilding community buildings including some schools through the website and identifying the quake victims. &ldquo;We will help spread a positive message that traveling to Nepal with the magnificent Himalayan range, alpine lakes, rivers, hills, different languages, culture and traditional lifestyle is safe,&rdquo; the Canadian couple, who came to Nepal after visiting South Korea, said.<br />
<br />
A couple with surname Gunter from New York who were strolling around at the Basantapur Durbar square said although the media had depicted Nepal has a completely ruined place, it was not true.<br />
<br />
&ldquo;Some monuments have collapsed, but there is no difficulties and lack of facilities for tourists to stay and travel in Nepal and we will convey this message when we return back to the US,&rdquo; they said. The couple is also planning to visit Bhutan.<br />
<br />
Tourists have started showing up at the Bhaktapur, Patan and Basantapur Durbar areas but the number is much less as compared to previous year. The failure to disseminate information regarding tourists&rsquo; accommodation and tour packages in the post-quake Nepal has led to a drastic shrinkage in the number of visits at the height of the ongoing tourist season.<br />
<br />
The Basantapur Durbar Square tourist information center said that in fiscal year 2014/15 a total of 27,116 tourists visited the area. The Durbar Square collected Rs 157 million from them. This year 5,593 tourists have visited by the first week of October. Last year 22, 255 tourists had come for visits by mid-August while between mid-August and mid-September a total of 16,000 tourists visited Basantapur.<br />
<br />
Sujan Rijal, who has been working as a tour guide for the last five years, said the number of tourists visiting Nepal as compared to last year has come down.<br />
<br />
&ldquo;The tourists have declined this season as we failed to send information at the right time that Nepal&rsquo;s tourism destinations suffered less impact during the earthquake,&rdquo; Rijal said, adding, &ldquo;Looking at the tourists&rsquo; visits right now we can assume that the number will increase in the next season.&rdquo; RSS (Photo available)</p>
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			'title' => 'Bordering Indian market full with Nepali customers',
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			'summary' => 'November 12: The number of Nepali customers visiting bordering Indian markets for shopping for Tihar and Chhat festivals has been on the rise.  With Nepali markets out of stock of many goods including daily essentials, the neighbouring Indian market has become a good choice for the locals here.  Travelling across the border has become relatively easier after the agitating Madhesi parties relaxed their protests on the eve of the festivals.  Neighbouring Indian markets of Thuthibari, Laxmipur, Jhulnipur, Baragdawa and to Balmikinagar among others are full of customers from Nepal. RSS',
			'content' => '<p>November 12: The number of Nepali customers visiting bordering Indian markets for shopping for Tihar and Chhat festivals has been on the rise.</p>

<p>With Nepali markets out of stock of many goods including daily essentials, the neighbouring Indian market has become a good choice for the locals here.</p>

<p>Travelling across the border has become relatively easier after the agitating Madhesi parties relaxed their protests on the eve of the festivals.</p>

<p>Neighbouring Indian markets of Thuthibari, Laxmipur, Jhulnipur, Baragdawa and to Balmikinagar among others are full of customers from Nepal. RSS</p>
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			'summary' => 'November 11: While the third day of five-day Hindu festival, Tihar, is marked as the day of the worship of cow, which signifies prosperity and wealth, curd prepared from cow milk and its wastes like urine and dung are used as medicines that reportedly help cure various diseases like malaria, tuberculosis and cancer, among others.

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Yogi Somraj said that dairy products like curd, milk, ghee and urine and waste of cow are used as medicines to treat various diseases.

Cow's milk is richer in omega-3, vitamin E, beta-carotene and CLA (a beneficial fatty acid named coagulated linoleic acid), which helps treat various diseases and increase memory power.

Daily consumption of cow's milk also helps reduce the risk of cancer.

Likewise, researches conducted in Italy said that cow dung has capacity to kill germs of tuberculosis and malaria, apart from curd of cow milk, which also helps maintain blood pressure, prevent kidney failure and impotency among others.

“The importance of cow and its excreta had been overshadowed over the time in lack of research and publicity on the same,” Yogi Somraj said, adding that the hermits long had acknowledged the purity attached with this domestic animal and its excreta.

According to the Hindu mythology, offering of this cud chewing mammal as alms equates to the purging of a person.

Similarly, its dung is considered as elixir for land as it makes one of the most organically finest manure.

Scientists have discovered that cow’s urine can cure as many as 148 types of ailments. The ghee (clarified butter) made up of cow’s milk is proven as a therapeutic agent as it balances cholesterol and heart-related diseases.

Furthermore, the finding of one Russian Scientist Sirovich shows that cow’s milk, ghee, curd as well as its urine and dung could be utilized for various medical applications including mitigating/destroy the radiation on human which fatally human’s kills nerve cells and small blood vessels.

Similarly, a research carried out by the American Heart Association in 2012 shows that the consumption of curd made up of cow’s milk reduces the chances of high blood pressure by 31 per cent.

India has claimed patent right on 48 types of medicines made up of cow’s urine while the USA has laid patent claim on five.

A national animal of Nepal, a country with the domination of the Hindus who regard cow as a sacred animal representing divine and natural beneficence.RSS ',
			'content' => '<p>Close Print Download as zipDownload Studies show cow milk curd, cow dung and cow&#39;s urine helpful in treatment of many ailments 2015-11-11 16:24 (Purna Prasad Mishra) Kathmandu, Nov 11: While the third day of five-day Hindu festival, Tihar, is marked as the day of the worship of cow, which signifies prosperity and wealth, curd prepared from cow milk and its wastes like urine and dung are used as medicines that reportedly help cure various diseases like malaria, tuberculosis and cancer, among others. According to various researches conducted in the United States of America and Europe, the dairy products and wastes of the animal would help cure various diseases like cancer, tuberculosis and malaria. Yogi Somraj said that dairy products like curd, milk, ghee and urine and waste of cow are used as medicines to treat various diseases. Cow&#39;s milk is richer in omega-3, vitamin E, beta-carotene and CLA (a beneficial fatty acid named coagulated linoleic acid), which helps treat various diseases and increase memory power. Daily consumption of cow&#39;s milk also helps reduce the risk of cancer. Likewise, researches conducted in Italy said that cow dung has capacity to kill germs of tuberculosis and malaria, apart from curd of cow milk, which also helps maintain blood pressure, prevent kidney failure and impotency among others. &ldquo;The importance of cow and its excreta had been overshadowed over the time in lack of research and publicity on the same,&rdquo; Yogi Somraj said, adding that the hermits long had acknowledged the purity attached with this domestic animal and its excreta. According to the Hindu mythology, offering of this cud chewing mammal as alms equates to the purging of a person. Similarly, its dung is considered as elixir for land as it makes one of the most organically finest manure. Scientists have discovered that cow&rsquo;s urine can cure as many as 148 types of ailments. The ghee (clarified butter) made up of cow&rsquo;s milk is proven as a therapeutic agent as it balances cholesterol and heart-related diseases. Furthermore, the finding of one Russian Scientist Sirovich shows that cow&rsquo;s milk, ghee, curd as well as its urine and dung could be utilized for various medical applications including mitigating/destroy the radiation on human which fatally human&rsquo;s kills nerve cells and small blood vessels. Similarly, a research carried out by the American Heart Association in 2012 shows that the consumption of curd made up of cow&rsquo;s milk reduces the chances of high blood pressure by 31 per cent. India has claimed patent right on 48 types of medicines made up of cow&rsquo;s urine while the USA has laid patent claim on five. A national animal of Nepal, a country with the domination of the Hindus who regard cow as a sacred animal representing divine and natural beneficence.RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Renewable Energy Exhibition ',
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			'summary' => 'November  11: An exhibition on renewable energy has kicked off at the Nepal Art Council in the capital city from today.   Organized with an objective to introduce the public to the various forms of alternative energy source at a time when the country is reeling under widespread fuel-crisis, the two-day event is organized by the District Development Office (DDO), Kathmandu in collaboration with the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre and Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST).   The exhibition has more than 25 stalls, offering information about electronic vehicles, bio-mass fuel, firewood stove, improved-stove and briquette among others.  Many of the products in the display are home-made with reasonable price.   Inaugurating the exhibition, Minister for Science, Technology and Environment Biswendra Paswan urged the visitors to take advantage of the exhibition at a time when the trade embargo was playing havoc with the public lives.   More such events will be organized in various places in the Kathmandu Valley, according to him.   Minister Paswan also appealed to the public to be energy-efficient and frugal at such fuel-crisis.   Present at the programme were Krishna Chandra Poudel, Secretary of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, Tritharaj Bhattarai, Chairman of DDO, Kathmandu, Jeevraj Pokharel, Vice-Chancellor of NAST among others. ',
			'content' => '<p>November 11: An exhibition on renewable energy has kicked off at the Nepal Art Council in the capital city from today.</p>

<p>Organized with an objective to introduce the public to the various forms of alternative energy source at a time when the country is reeling under widespread fuel-crisis, the two-day event is organized by the District Development Office (DDO), Kathmandu in collaboration with the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre and Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST).</p>

<p>The exhibition has more than 25 stalls, offering information about electronic vehicles, bio-mass fuel, firewood stove, improved-stove and briquette among others.<br />
Many of the products in the display are home-made with reasonable price.</p>

<p>Inaugurating the exhibition, Minister for Science, Technology and Environment Biswendra Paswan urged the visitors to take advantage of the exhibition at a time when the trade embargo was playing havoc with the public lives.</p>

<p>More such events will be organized in various places in the Kathmandu Valley, according to him.</p>

<p>Minister Paswan also appealed to the public to be energy-efficient and frugal at such fuel-crisis.</p>

<p>Present at the programme were Krishna Chandra Poudel, Secretary of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, Tritharaj Bhattarai, Chairman of DDO, Kathmandu, Jeevraj Pokharel, Vice-Chancellor of NAST among others. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Five-Star Hotel Proposed at TIA',
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			'summary' => 'November 10: The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) has decided to re-forward the proposal to build a five star hotel at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) to the Cabinet. The ministry has recommended the government to lease the land and build the hotel under the Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) model.',
			'content' => '<p>November 10: The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) has decided to re-forward the proposal to build a five star hotel at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) to the Cabinet. The ministry has recommended the government to lease the land and build the hotel under the Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) model.</p>

<p>The ministry had earlier approached the previous government with the same proposal. &ldquo;For the fundamental agreement to provide the land on lease we are preparing to re-forward the proposal at the next meeting of the cabinet,&rdquo; said MoCTCA secretary Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya.</p>

<p>The ministry will also provide reports on the technical and financial aspects of the proposed project. The proposed site for the new hotel is owned by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN).</p>

<p>According to Thapaliya, the hotel will be built, owned and operated by a private company and its ownership will revert back to CAAN after a period of 30 years.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>
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			'title' => 'Foreign trade down by 18 percent',
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			'summary' => 'November 10: During the first two months of the current fiscal year, foreign trade in Nepal has decreased by 18 percent in comparison to the same period in the previous year. Both import and export have decreased during the period.  The ongoing protest in Terai and the unofficial blockade imposed by India have hampered both domestic and international trade.  In the first two months of the current fiscal year, total export and total import have decreased by 17.3 percent and 18.1 percent, respectively. Import of petroleum products that occupies 16 percent of total import has also decreased by 45 percent during the period.',
			'content' => '<p>November 10: During the first two months of the current fiscal year, foreign trade in Nepal has decreased by 18 percent in comparison to the same period in the previous year. Both import and export have decreased during the period.&nbsp; The ongoing protest in Terai and the unofficial blockade imposed by India have hampered both domestic and international trade.</p>

<p>In the first two months of the current fiscal year, total export and total import have decreased by 17.3 percent and 18.1 percent, respectively. Import of petroleum products that occupies 16 percent of total import has also decreased by 45 percent during the period.</p>

<p>Nepal exported gods worth Rs 14 billion and imported goods worth Rs 12.26 billion in the first two months of the current fiscal year. However, due to decline in imports, the trade deficit has decreased by 18.2 percent in comparison to the corresponding period of previous fiscal year. As per the data, trade deficit during the previous year had increased by 27 percent.</p>

<p>Nepal&rsquo;s export/import ratio was 1:8 in the previous fiscal year.</p>
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			'summary' => ' November 9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has increased the fare of domestic air flights by almost two fold in the wake of the acute shortage of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF).  The decision to hike domestic flights fare will be effective from Tuesday as the ATF price has also surged as NOC is forced to transport the aviation fuel from air route in the backdrop of the continuing Indian government's undeclared blockade at the border.  The existing rate of ATF per litre which stood at Rs 118 has now climbed almost two fold to be traded at Rs 233, said NOC. A meeting of the Airlines Operators' Association of Nepal took the decision to hike the fare following the increment in the fuel price, Simrik Air's Marketing Manager Prajwal Thapa told National News Agency (RSS).  NOC has said the fare of domestic air flights will return to normal once the supply of ATF resumes from land route. RSS',
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November 9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has increased the fare of domestic air flights by almost two fold in the wake of the acute shortage of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF).</p>

<p>The decision to hike domestic flights fare will be effective from Tuesday as the ATF price has also surged as NOC is forced to transport the aviation fuel from air route in the backdrop of the continuing Indian government&#39;s undeclared blockade at the border.</p>

<p>The existing rate of ATF per litre which stood at Rs 118 has now climbed almost two fold to be traded at Rs 233, said NOC. A meeting of the Airlines Operators&#39; Association of Nepal took the decision to hike the fare following the increment in the fuel price, Simrik Air&#39;s Marketing Manager Prajwal Thapa told National News Agency (RSS).</p>

<p>NOC has said the fare of domestic air flights will return to normal once the supply of ATF resumes from land route. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'NOC says it's run out of stock, appeals all to not queue up for fuel',
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			'summary' => 'November  9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it would not be able to distribute fuel for the moment, as it has run out of stock, while imports from India have come to a halt since the past five days. ',
			'content' => '<p>November 9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it would not be able to distribute fuel for the moment, as it has run out of stock, while imports from India have come to a halt since the past five days.</p>

<p>At a press conference here on Monday, NOC Director Gopal Bahadur Khadka said that fuel cannot be provided at the moment to the consumers as efforts to import fuel have failed while alternative measures have yet to be found despite continuous efforts. &quot;Our homework (to import fuel) seems to have been insufficient, alternative means have not worked, so fuel supply will not easy at the moment.&quot;</p>

<p>He also said that the fuel supply will not ease unless the government designates any company to import fuel along with the determination of the price for it. The problem must be addressed at a higher level, Khadka said.</p>

<p>The NOC Director also appealed to all to not queue before the fuel stations until a notice is released from the NOC in that regard.</p>

<p>Transit points with China has been used as an alternative to bring in petroleum products but not cooking gas. The efforts to import LPG from Bangladesh have also not bore fruit. Of the 1,300 kilolitres of petrol granted by China, 655 kilolitres have already brought to Nepal.</p>

<p>Khadka said though 22 companies had responded to the call for letter of intent to import fuel, it was difficult for the private sector to immediately bring in fuel as that would require a significant amount of money.</p>

<p>The NOC however said it has some reserve meant only for special and emergency purpose.</p>

<p>It may be noted that domestic flights too have been grounded after the demand for aviation fuel could not be met. RSS</p>
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			'description' => 'November  9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it would not be able to distribute fuel for the moment, as it has run out of stock, while imports from India have come to a halt since the past five days. 

At a press conference here on Monday, NOC Director Gopal Bahadur Khadka said that fuel cannot be provided at the moment to the consumers as efforts to import fuel have failed while alternative measures have yet to be found despite continuous efforts. "Our homework (to import fuel) seems to have been insufficient, alternative means have not worked, so fuel supply will not easy at the moment." 

He also said that the fuel supply will not ease unless the government designates any company to import fuel along with the determination of the price for it. The problem must be addressed at a higher level, Khadka said. 

The NOC Director also appealed to all to not queue before the fuel stations until a notice is released from the NOC in that regard. 

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			'title' => 'Finance Minister and private sector discuss unannounced blockade',
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			'summary' => 'November 8: Minister for Finance Bishnu Prasad Poudel on Sunday held a discussion with private sector on the unannounced blockade and its consequences.  In the discussion, the office-bearers of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Confederation of Nepali Industries and Nepal Chamber of Commerce stressed that the Finance Ministry should take lead role in removing the unofficial blockade and enable an environment to resume industrial operation in the country.',
			'content' => '<p>November 8: Minister for Finance Bishnu Prasad Poudel on Sunday held a discussion with private sector on the unannounced blockade and its consequences.</p>

<p>In the discussion, the office-bearers of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Confederation of Nepali Industries and Nepal Chamber of Commerce stressed that the Finance Ministry should take lead role in removing the unofficial blockade and enable an environment to resume industrial operation in the country.</p>

<p>The business and industry sector has seen a big loss due to strikes and shutdowns, they said, calling for government&#39;s seriousness in healing the private sector which witnessed a mammoth devastation.</p>

<p>Minister Poudel pledged to take initiative to address the problems facing the private sector in the country.</p>

<p>Among those present in the meeting were FNCCI Chairperson Pashupati Murarka and Vice-chairperson Bhawani Rana. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Home Ministry says Deusi, Bhailo only up to 10 pm',
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			'summary' => 'November 8: The Ministry of Home Affairs has appealed to all to organize cultural programmes like deusi and bhailo on the occasion of the Tihar festival only up to 10 pm.  A press release issued today by the Home Ministry spokesman Laxmi Prasad Dhakal states that the public has been requested to organise the deusi and bhailo only up to 10 at night in view of security as people involved in untoward activities during the night time might disturb the law and order.',
			'content' => '<p>November 8: The Ministry of Home Affairs has appealed to all to organize cultural programmes like deusi and bhailo on the occasion of the Tihar festival only up to 10 pm.</p>

<p>A press release issued today by the Home Ministry spokesman Laxmi Prasad Dhakal states that the public has been requested to organise the deusi and bhailo only up to 10 at night in view of security as people involved in untoward activities during the night time might disturb the law and order.</p>

<p>The Home Ministry has also requested the Tihar and Chhath celebrators not to produce, import, export, sell and distribute, transport and use fireworks like fire-crackers etc, as the use of these explosive materials will have adverse effect on the health of the people, result in injuries and damage of life and property due to break out of fire.</p>

<p>The Ministry also urged the parents not to allow their children use fireworks.</p>

<p>It said anyone disobeying this order would be liable for action as per the existing laws. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Flights reduced due to fuel shortage',
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			'summary' => 'November 8: Private airlines companies of the country have cut down more than 75 per cent of air flights due to the fuel shortage.  The private sector airlines companies reduced flights as the Nepal Airlines Corporation failed to supply fuel from Kolkata, India.',
			'content' => '<p>November 8: Private airlines companies of the country have cut down more than 75 per cent of air flights due to the fuel shortage.</p>

<p>The private sector airlines companies reduced flights as the Nepal Airlines Corporation failed to supply fuel from Kolkata, India.</p>

<p>Bhim Raj Rai, Manager of Yeti Airlines, said that they were compelled to cut down on the flights after the Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC)&#39;s Tribhuvan International Airport depot told them that it could not provide the aviation fuel due to the fuel crisis.</p>

<p>Passengers are facing difficulties as more than 48 flights to different destinations from the TIA have been affected. The passenger lounge at the domestic terminal at TIA looked almost deserted with a very few domestic flights today.</p>

<p>Except for some sporadic flights operated by Nepal Airlines, Buddha Air, Yerti Air, Tara Air and Simrik Air, there was no other flights from the airport.</p>

<p>Manager Rai said Yeti Airlines operated only two out of its total 40 flights scheduled for today.</p>

<p>Spokesman of the Nepal Airlines Corporation Ram Hari Sharma said that the Corporation would operate three flights to Kolkata, India on Monday and bring in avaiation fuel at the rate of 30 tonnes per flight. The Corporation today brought about 60 tonnes of aviation fuel from a flight it operated from Kathmandu to Kolkata.</p>

<p>The private airlines companies need 140,000 litres aviation fuel daily for operating normal flights. This is the first time in the country&#39;s history that air flights, which is considered an essential service, have been drastically reduced due to the fuel shortage. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Chamber delegation urges PM to create industry-friendly atmosphere',
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			'summary' => 'November 7: A delegation of Nepal Chambers of Commerce on Saturday called on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and urged him to create an atmosphere conducive for operating industries by solving the problems facing the country soon.  The delegation led by Chamber President Rajeshkaji Shrestha said he continuous obstruction of supplies on Nepal-India border have caused problems in running business. He urged the PM to bring the programmes of reliefs to control capital flight.',
			'content' => '<p>November 7: A delegation of Nepal Chambers of Commerce on Saturday called on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and urged him to create an atmosphere conducive for operating industries by solving the problems facing the country soon.</p>

<p>The delegation led by Chamber President Rajeshkaji Shrestha said he continuous obstruction of supplies on Nepal-India border have caused problems in running business. He urged the PM to bring the programmes of reliefs to control capital flight.<br />
<br />
In response, PM Oli expressed his belief that the existing problems in the country would come to an end soon and the country would come back to a normal situation, said Chamber President Shrestha quoting the PM. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Medical Association worries over medicine shortage',
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			'summary' => 'November 7: Nepal Medical Association (NMA) on Saturday expressed concern towards the difficulties emerging in extremely sensitive areas including the medical sector in the backdrop of severe shortage of fuel products due to the agitation and Indian government's undeclared blockade.  "The treatment of common Nepali people has been difficult due to the shortage of essential medicines in medical institutions across the country," NMA General Secretary Mukti Ram Shrestha said in a statement adding, "NMA expresses deep concern over the failure to provide essential medicines to patients due to the limited amount of medicines in health institutes."',
			'content' => '<p>November 7: Nepal Medical Association (NMA) on Saturday expressed concern towards the difficulties emerging in extremely sensitive areas including the medical sector in the backdrop of severe shortage of fuel products due to the agitation and Indian government&#39;s undeclared blockade.</p>

<p>&quot;The treatment of common Nepali people has been difficult due to the shortage of essential medicines in medical institutions across the country,&quot; NMA General Secretary Mukti Ram Shrestha said in a statement adding, &quot;NMA expresses deep concern over the failure to provide essential medicines to patients due to the limited amount of medicines in health institutes.&quot;</p>

<p>The Association has appealed to the government and the agitating side to resolve the standoff through mutual agreement and result-oriented negotiations citing that a sensitive sector as the health service has been badly affected. RSS</p>
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			'title' => ' Tourism Minister pledges efforts to enlist Dolakha's temple as world heritage site',
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			'summary' => 'November 7: Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Ananda Prasad Pokharel on Saturday pledged to make efforts to enlist the renowned Bhimeshwor temple of the district as a UNESCO World Heritage site in order to boost tourism.  At a farewell ceremony organized by Regional Hotel Association in district headquarters of Charikot, Minister Pokharel said if the government could succeed in its bid to enlist the temple as a world heritage site it would attract more foreign tourists to Dolakha.',
			'content' => '<p>November 7: Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Ananda Prasad Pokharel on Saturday pledged to make efforts to enlist the renowned Bhimeshwor temple of the district as a UNESCO World Heritage site in order to boost tourism.</p>

<p>At a farewell ceremony organized by Regional Hotel Association in district headquarters of Charikot, Minister Pokharel said if the government could succeed in its bid to enlist the temple as a world heritage site it would attract more foreign tourists to Dolakha.</p>

<p>Minister Pokharel, who is also a lawmaker representing Dolakha constituency-2, said the country&#39;s tourism industry was now facing tough time following the massive earthquake and the Indian government&#39;s undeclared blockade. He expressed commitment to introducing a special scheme to revive the deteriorated tourism industry. RSS</p>

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			'title' => 'VW recalls 92,000 cars in US; power-assisted brakes can fail',
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			'summary' => 'November 05: Volkswagen is recalling nearly 92,000 cars in the U.S. to fix mechanical problems that can knock out the power-assisted brakes.  The recall includes the Beetle, Golf, Jetta and Passat models from 2015 and 2016. The cars have 1.8-liter and 2-liter turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engines.The German automaker says a part in the camshaft can shear off, causing loss of vacuum in the power brakes. That can lengthen stopping distance and possibly cause a crash. The engines also will go into a reduced power mode to avoid further damage.',
			'content' => '<p>November 05: Volkswagen is recalling nearly 92,000 cars in the U.S. to fix mechanical problems that can knock out the power-assisted brakes.</p>

<p>The recall includes the Beetle, Golf, Jetta and Passat models from 2015 and 2016. The cars have 1.8-liter and 2-liter turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engines.The German automaker says a part in the camshaft can shear off, causing loss of vacuum in the power brakes. That can lengthen stopping distance and possibly cause a crash. The engines also will go into a reduced power mode to avoid further damage.</p>

<p><br />
VW discovered the problem after getting reports of camshaft failures. No injuries have been reported, but a spokesman would not say if there had been any crashes.<br />
A fix is expected by the end of March. Until then, VW tells owners to keep driving the cars. They should report malfunctioning warning lights or other trouble to dealers.<br />
A spokesman was checking to see if loaner cars would be made available until the repairs are finished. RSS/AP</p>
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			'title' => 'Nepal is beautiful and safe, recommend foreign tourists',
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			'summary' => 'November 4: The tourists visiting Nepal in the aftermath of the massive earthquake have opined that Nepal’s pristine beauty has remained intact while the tourist destinations are safe for travel.  Australian photographer Beniji Santa Maria during his visit to tourist destinations found that they were safer for travel. He travelled for a week at the Ghandruk Himalayan area at the world famous Annapurna Trekking route and also visited major destinations inside Pokhara, Bhaktapur and Kathmandu.',
			'content' => '<p>November 4: The tourists visiting Nepal in the aftermath of the massive earthquake have opined that Nepal&rsquo;s pristine beauty has remained intact while the tourist destinations are safe for travel.</p>

<p>Australian photographer Beniji Santa Maria during his visit to tourist destinations found that they were safer for travel. He travelled for a week at the Ghandruk Himalayan area at the world famous Annapurna Trekking route and also visited major destinations inside Pokhara, Bhaktapur and Kathmandu.<br />
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&ldquo;The media had been disseminating such news as if to convey to the world a message that the earthquake completely destroyed all the infrastructures in Nepal, but I have found that it is not true and I have seen that the hotels, restaurants, trek routes and famous tourist destinations are safe for travel,&rdquo; Santa Maria said.<br />
<br />
He said travelling to Nepal was a dream come true for him and termed Nepal an &lsquo;extremely romantic place&rsquo;. The Australian will return to Nepal in March next year as he could not get enough from the current visit. With deeply entrenched passion for Nepali lifestyle and culture, and the untouched villages of the Himalayan range, the Australian wants to hold an exhibition of the photos that he took in Nepal when he gets back home.<br />
<br />
Santa Maria says that the Dhaulagiri mountain, the Annapurna mountain range and Pokhara valley seen from the Pun Hill located 3,200 meters above the sea level has mesmerized him and so has the beauty of Newari culture of Kathmandu Valley and its peculiar lifestyle.<br />
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&ldquo;Nepal is really splendid in terms of natural beauty and also secure, and it is necessary to spread this message world over,&rdquo; said Santa Maria before leaving for Indonesia and Malaysia. The tourist has travelled to more than a dozen countries.<br />
<br />
Canadian nationals, Bruce Edwards and Theresa Roberts, visited Nepal for the fourth time to help the quake victims and convey the message to the would-be tourists around the world after accessing Nepal&rsquo;s condition.<br />
<br />
This Canadian couple with a special liking for traveling to many destinations in the world has started a campaign of garnering support for the quake victims through a website and acted as liaison between the donors and the victims. They say that support had been collected for quake-stricken schools and children. &ldquo;It was merely an illusion that we thought the earthquake would make traveling in Nepal difficult, but there are no problems for accommodation and food, however, fuel scarcity is making life difficult here,&rdquo; Roberts said.<br />
<br />
During their visit to Pokhara and other destinations for a month after coming to Kathmandu they mobilised support for rebuilding community buildings including some schools through the website and identifying the quake victims. &ldquo;We will help spread a positive message that traveling to Nepal with the magnificent Himalayan range, alpine lakes, rivers, hills, different languages, culture and traditional lifestyle is safe,&rdquo; the Canadian couple, who came to Nepal after visiting South Korea, said.<br />
<br />
A couple with surname Gunter from New York who were strolling around at the Basantapur Durbar square said although the media had depicted Nepal has a completely ruined place, it was not true.<br />
<br />
&ldquo;Some monuments have collapsed, but there is no difficulties and lack of facilities for tourists to stay and travel in Nepal and we will convey this message when we return back to the US,&rdquo; they said. The couple is also planning to visit Bhutan.<br />
<br />
Tourists have started showing up at the Bhaktapur, Patan and Basantapur Durbar areas but the number is much less as compared to previous year. The failure to disseminate information regarding tourists&rsquo; accommodation and tour packages in the post-quake Nepal has led to a drastic shrinkage in the number of visits at the height of the ongoing tourist season.<br />
<br />
The Basantapur Durbar Square tourist information center said that in fiscal year 2014/15 a total of 27,116 tourists visited the area. The Durbar Square collected Rs 157 million from them. This year 5,593 tourists have visited by the first week of October. Last year 22, 255 tourists had come for visits by mid-August while between mid-August and mid-September a total of 16,000 tourists visited Basantapur.<br />
<br />
Sujan Rijal, who has been working as a tour guide for the last five years, said the number of tourists visiting Nepal as compared to last year has come down.<br />
<br />
&ldquo;The tourists have declined this season as we failed to send information at the right time that Nepal&rsquo;s tourism destinations suffered less impact during the earthquake,&rdquo; Rijal said, adding, &ldquo;Looking at the tourists&rsquo; visits right now we can assume that the number will increase in the next season.&rdquo; RSS (Photo available)</p>
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			'title' => 'Bordering Indian market full with Nepali customers',
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			'summary' => 'November 12: The number of Nepali customers visiting bordering Indian markets for shopping for Tihar and Chhat festivals has been on the rise.  With Nepali markets out of stock of many goods including daily essentials, the neighbouring Indian market has become a good choice for the locals here.  Travelling across the border has become relatively easier after the agitating Madhesi parties relaxed their protests on the eve of the festivals.  Neighbouring Indian markets of Thuthibari, Laxmipur, Jhulnipur, Baragdawa and to Balmikinagar among others are full of customers from Nepal. RSS',
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<p>With Nepali markets out of stock of many goods including daily essentials, the neighbouring Indian market has become a good choice for the locals here.</p>

<p>Travelling across the border has become relatively easier after the agitating Madhesi parties relaxed their protests on the eve of the festivals.</p>

<p>Neighbouring Indian markets of Thuthibari, Laxmipur, Jhulnipur, Baragdawa and to Balmikinagar among others are full of customers from Nepal. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Studies show cow milk curd, cow dung and cow's urine helpful in treatment of many ailments',
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			'summary' => 'November 11: While the third day of five-day Hindu festival, Tihar, is marked as the day of the worship of cow, which signifies prosperity and wealth, curd prepared from cow milk and its wastes like urine and dung are used as medicines that reportedly help cure various diseases like malaria, tuberculosis and cancer, among others.

According to various researches conducted in the United States of America and Europe, the dairy products and wastes of the animal would help cure various diseases like cancer, tuberculosis and malaria.

Yogi Somraj said that dairy products like curd, milk, ghee and urine and waste of cow are used as medicines to treat various diseases.

Cow's milk is richer in omega-3, vitamin E, beta-carotene and CLA (a beneficial fatty acid named coagulated linoleic acid), which helps treat various diseases and increase memory power.

Daily consumption of cow's milk also helps reduce the risk of cancer.

Likewise, researches conducted in Italy said that cow dung has capacity to kill germs of tuberculosis and malaria, apart from curd of cow milk, which also helps maintain blood pressure, prevent kidney failure and impotency among others.

“The importance of cow and its excreta had been overshadowed over the time in lack of research and publicity on the same,” Yogi Somraj said, adding that the hermits long had acknowledged the purity attached with this domestic animal and its excreta.

According to the Hindu mythology, offering of this cud chewing mammal as alms equates to the purging of a person.

Similarly, its dung is considered as elixir for land as it makes one of the most organically finest manure.

Scientists have discovered that cow’s urine can cure as many as 148 types of ailments. The ghee (clarified butter) made up of cow’s milk is proven as a therapeutic agent as it balances cholesterol and heart-related diseases.

Furthermore, the finding of one Russian Scientist Sirovich shows that cow’s milk, ghee, curd as well as its urine and dung could be utilized for various medical applications including mitigating/destroy the radiation on human which fatally human’s kills nerve cells and small blood vessels.

Similarly, a research carried out by the American Heart Association in 2012 shows that the consumption of curd made up of cow’s milk reduces the chances of high blood pressure by 31 per cent.

India has claimed patent right on 48 types of medicines made up of cow’s urine while the USA has laid patent claim on five.

A national animal of Nepal, a country with the domination of the Hindus who regard cow as a sacred animal representing divine and natural beneficence.RSS ',
			'content' => '<p>Close Print Download as zipDownload Studies show cow milk curd, cow dung and cow&#39;s urine helpful in treatment of many ailments 2015-11-11 16:24 (Purna Prasad Mishra) Kathmandu, Nov 11: While the third day of five-day Hindu festival, Tihar, is marked as the day of the worship of cow, which signifies prosperity and wealth, curd prepared from cow milk and its wastes like urine and dung are used as medicines that reportedly help cure various diseases like malaria, tuberculosis and cancer, among others. According to various researches conducted in the United States of America and Europe, the dairy products and wastes of the animal would help cure various diseases like cancer, tuberculosis and malaria. Yogi Somraj said that dairy products like curd, milk, ghee and urine and waste of cow are used as medicines to treat various diseases. Cow&#39;s milk is richer in omega-3, vitamin E, beta-carotene and CLA (a beneficial fatty acid named coagulated linoleic acid), which helps treat various diseases and increase memory power. Daily consumption of cow&#39;s milk also helps reduce the risk of cancer. Likewise, researches conducted in Italy said that cow dung has capacity to kill germs of tuberculosis and malaria, apart from curd of cow milk, which also helps maintain blood pressure, prevent kidney failure and impotency among others. &ldquo;The importance of cow and its excreta had been overshadowed over the time in lack of research and publicity on the same,&rdquo; Yogi Somraj said, adding that the hermits long had acknowledged the purity attached with this domestic animal and its excreta. According to the Hindu mythology, offering of this cud chewing mammal as alms equates to the purging of a person. Similarly, its dung is considered as elixir for land as it makes one of the most organically finest manure. Scientists have discovered that cow&rsquo;s urine can cure as many as 148 types of ailments. The ghee (clarified butter) made up of cow&rsquo;s milk is proven as a therapeutic agent as it balances cholesterol and heart-related diseases. Furthermore, the finding of one Russian Scientist Sirovich shows that cow&rsquo;s milk, ghee, curd as well as its urine and dung could be utilized for various medical applications including mitigating/destroy the radiation on human which fatally human&rsquo;s kills nerve cells and small blood vessels. Similarly, a research carried out by the American Heart Association in 2012 shows that the consumption of curd made up of cow&rsquo;s milk reduces the chances of high blood pressure by 31 per cent. India has claimed patent right on 48 types of medicines made up of cow&rsquo;s urine while the USA has laid patent claim on five. A national animal of Nepal, a country with the domination of the Hindus who regard cow as a sacred animal representing divine and natural beneficence.RSS</p>
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			'id' => '2988',
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			'title' => 'Renewable Energy Exhibition ',
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			'summary' => 'November  11: An exhibition on renewable energy has kicked off at the Nepal Art Council in the capital city from today.   Organized with an objective to introduce the public to the various forms of alternative energy source at a time when the country is reeling under widespread fuel-crisis, the two-day event is organized by the District Development Office (DDO), Kathmandu in collaboration with the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre and Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST).   The exhibition has more than 25 stalls, offering information about electronic vehicles, bio-mass fuel, firewood stove, improved-stove and briquette among others.  Many of the products in the display are home-made with reasonable price.   Inaugurating the exhibition, Minister for Science, Technology and Environment Biswendra Paswan urged the visitors to take advantage of the exhibition at a time when the trade embargo was playing havoc with the public lives.   More such events will be organized in various places in the Kathmandu Valley, according to him.   Minister Paswan also appealed to the public to be energy-efficient and frugal at such fuel-crisis.   Present at the programme were Krishna Chandra Poudel, Secretary of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, Tritharaj Bhattarai, Chairman of DDO, Kathmandu, Jeevraj Pokharel, Vice-Chancellor of NAST among others. ',
			'content' => '<p>November 11: An exhibition on renewable energy has kicked off at the Nepal Art Council in the capital city from today.</p>

<p>Organized with an objective to introduce the public to the various forms of alternative energy source at a time when the country is reeling under widespread fuel-crisis, the two-day event is organized by the District Development Office (DDO), Kathmandu in collaboration with the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre and Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST).</p>

<p>The exhibition has more than 25 stalls, offering information about electronic vehicles, bio-mass fuel, firewood stove, improved-stove and briquette among others.<br />
Many of the products in the display are home-made with reasonable price.</p>

<p>Inaugurating the exhibition, Minister for Science, Technology and Environment Biswendra Paswan urged the visitors to take advantage of the exhibition at a time when the trade embargo was playing havoc with the public lives.</p>

<p>More such events will be organized in various places in the Kathmandu Valley, according to him.</p>

<p>Minister Paswan also appealed to the public to be energy-efficient and frugal at such fuel-crisis.</p>

<p>Present at the programme were Krishna Chandra Poudel, Secretary of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment, Tritharaj Bhattarai, Chairman of DDO, Kathmandu, Jeevraj Pokharel, Vice-Chancellor of NAST among others. RSS</p>
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			'id' => '2987',
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			'title' => 'Five-Star Hotel Proposed at TIA',
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			'summary' => 'November 10: The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) has decided to re-forward the proposal to build a five star hotel at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) to the Cabinet. The ministry has recommended the government to lease the land and build the hotel under the Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) model.',
			'content' => '<p>November 10: The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) has decided to re-forward the proposal to build a five star hotel at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) to the Cabinet. The ministry has recommended the government to lease the land and build the hotel under the Build Own Operate and Transfer (BOOT) model.</p>

<p>The ministry had earlier approached the previous government with the same proposal. &ldquo;For the fundamental agreement to provide the land on lease we are preparing to re-forward the proposal at the next meeting of the cabinet,&rdquo; said MoCTCA secretary Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya.</p>

<p>The ministry will also provide reports on the technical and financial aspects of the proposed project. The proposed site for the new hotel is owned by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN).</p>

<p>According to Thapaliya, the hotel will be built, owned and operated by a private company and its ownership will revert back to CAAN after a period of 30 years.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>
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			'id' => '2986',
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			'title' => 'Foreign trade down by 18 percent',
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			'summary' => 'November 10: During the first two months of the current fiscal year, foreign trade in Nepal has decreased by 18 percent in comparison to the same period in the previous year. Both import and export have decreased during the period.  The ongoing protest in Terai and the unofficial blockade imposed by India have hampered both domestic and international trade.  In the first two months of the current fiscal year, total export and total import have decreased by 17.3 percent and 18.1 percent, respectively. Import of petroleum products that occupies 16 percent of total import has also decreased by 45 percent during the period.',
			'content' => '<p>November 10: During the first two months of the current fiscal year, foreign trade in Nepal has decreased by 18 percent in comparison to the same period in the previous year. Both import and export have decreased during the period.&nbsp; The ongoing protest in Terai and the unofficial blockade imposed by India have hampered both domestic and international trade.</p>

<p>In the first two months of the current fiscal year, total export and total import have decreased by 17.3 percent and 18.1 percent, respectively. Import of petroleum products that occupies 16 percent of total import has also decreased by 45 percent during the period.</p>

<p>Nepal exported gods worth Rs 14 billion and imported goods worth Rs 12.26 billion in the first two months of the current fiscal year. However, due to decline in imports, the trade deficit has decreased by 18.2 percent in comparison to the corresponding period of previous fiscal year. As per the data, trade deficit during the previous year had increased by 27 percent.</p>

<p>Nepal&rsquo;s export/import ratio was 1:8 in the previous fiscal year.</p>
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			'id' => '2985',
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			'title' => 'Domestic air flight fare increases two fold',
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			'summary' => ' November 9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has increased the fare of domestic air flights by almost two fold in the wake of the acute shortage of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF).  The decision to hike domestic flights fare will be effective from Tuesday as the ATF price has also surged as NOC is forced to transport the aviation fuel from air route in the backdrop of the continuing Indian government's undeclared blockade at the border.  The existing rate of ATF per litre which stood at Rs 118 has now climbed almost two fold to be traded at Rs 233, said NOC. A meeting of the Airlines Operators' Association of Nepal took the decision to hike the fare following the increment in the fuel price, Simrik Air's Marketing Manager Prajwal Thapa told National News Agency (RSS).  NOC has said the fare of domestic air flights will return to normal once the supply of ATF resumes from land route. RSS',
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November 9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has increased the fare of domestic air flights by almost two fold in the wake of the acute shortage of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF).</p>

<p>The decision to hike domestic flights fare will be effective from Tuesday as the ATF price has also surged as NOC is forced to transport the aviation fuel from air route in the backdrop of the continuing Indian government&#39;s undeclared blockade at the border.</p>

<p>The existing rate of ATF per litre which stood at Rs 118 has now climbed almost two fold to be traded at Rs 233, said NOC. A meeting of the Airlines Operators&#39; Association of Nepal took the decision to hike the fare following the increment in the fuel price, Simrik Air&#39;s Marketing Manager Prajwal Thapa told National News Agency (RSS).</p>

<p>NOC has said the fare of domestic air flights will return to normal once the supply of ATF resumes from land route. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'NOC says it's run out of stock, appeals all to not queue up for fuel',
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			'summary' => 'November  9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it would not be able to distribute fuel for the moment, as it has run out of stock, while imports from India have come to a halt since the past five days. ',
			'content' => '<p>November 9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it would not be able to distribute fuel for the moment, as it has run out of stock, while imports from India have come to a halt since the past five days.</p>

<p>At a press conference here on Monday, NOC Director Gopal Bahadur Khadka said that fuel cannot be provided at the moment to the consumers as efforts to import fuel have failed while alternative measures have yet to be found despite continuous efforts. &quot;Our homework (to import fuel) seems to have been insufficient, alternative means have not worked, so fuel supply will not easy at the moment.&quot;</p>

<p>He also said that the fuel supply will not ease unless the government designates any company to import fuel along with the determination of the price for it. The problem must be addressed at a higher level, Khadka said.</p>

<p>The NOC Director also appealed to all to not queue before the fuel stations until a notice is released from the NOC in that regard.</p>

<p>Transit points with China has been used as an alternative to bring in petroleum products but not cooking gas. The efforts to import LPG from Bangladesh have also not bore fruit. Of the 1,300 kilolitres of petrol granted by China, 655 kilolitres have already brought to Nepal.</p>

<p>Khadka said though 22 companies had responded to the call for letter of intent to import fuel, it was difficult for the private sector to immediately bring in fuel as that would require a significant amount of money.</p>

<p>The NOC however said it has some reserve meant only for special and emergency purpose.</p>

<p>It may be noted that domestic flights too have been grounded after the demand for aviation fuel could not be met. RSS</p>
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			'description' => 'November  9: The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it would not be able to distribute fuel for the moment, as it has run out of stock, while imports from India have come to a halt since the past five days. 

At a press conference here on Monday, NOC Director Gopal Bahadur Khadka said that fuel cannot be provided at the moment to the consumers as efforts to import fuel have failed while alternative measures have yet to be found despite continuous efforts. "Our homework (to import fuel) seems to have been insufficient, alternative means have not worked, so fuel supply will not easy at the moment." 

He also said that the fuel supply will not ease unless the government designates any company to import fuel along with the determination of the price for it. The problem must be addressed at a higher level, Khadka said. 

The NOC Director also appealed to all to not queue before the fuel stations until a notice is released from the NOC in that regard. 

Transit points with China has been used as an alternative to bring in petroleum products but not cooking gas. The efforts to import LPG from Bangladesh have also not bore fruit. Of the 1,300 kilolitres of petrol granted by China, 655 kilolitres have already brought to Nepal. 

Khadka said though 22 companies had responded to the call for letter of intent to import fuel, it was difficult for the private sector to immediately bring in fuel as that would require a significant amount of money. 

The NOC however said it has some reserve meant only for special and emergency purpose. 

It may be noted that domestic flights too have been grounded after the demand for aviation fuel could not be met. RSS 
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			'id' => '2981',
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			'title' => 'Finance Minister and private sector discuss unannounced blockade',
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			'summary' => 'November 8: Minister for Finance Bishnu Prasad Poudel on Sunday held a discussion with private sector on the unannounced blockade and its consequences.  In the discussion, the office-bearers of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Confederation of Nepali Industries and Nepal Chamber of Commerce stressed that the Finance Ministry should take lead role in removing the unofficial blockade and enable an environment to resume industrial operation in the country.',
			'content' => '<p>November 8: Minister for Finance Bishnu Prasad Poudel on Sunday held a discussion with private sector on the unannounced blockade and its consequences.</p>

<p>In the discussion, the office-bearers of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Confederation of Nepali Industries and Nepal Chamber of Commerce stressed that the Finance Ministry should take lead role in removing the unofficial blockade and enable an environment to resume industrial operation in the country.</p>

<p>The business and industry sector has seen a big loss due to strikes and shutdowns, they said, calling for government&#39;s seriousness in healing the private sector which witnessed a mammoth devastation.</p>

<p>Minister Poudel pledged to take initiative to address the problems facing the private sector in the country.</p>

<p>Among those present in the meeting were FNCCI Chairperson Pashupati Murarka and Vice-chairperson Bhawani Rana. RSS</p>
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			'id' => '2983',
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			'title' => 'Home Ministry says Deusi, Bhailo only up to 10 pm',
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			'summary' => 'November 8: The Ministry of Home Affairs has appealed to all to organize cultural programmes like deusi and bhailo on the occasion of the Tihar festival only up to 10 pm.  A press release issued today by the Home Ministry spokesman Laxmi Prasad Dhakal states that the public has been requested to organise the deusi and bhailo only up to 10 at night in view of security as people involved in untoward activities during the night time might disturb the law and order.',
			'content' => '<p>November 8: The Ministry of Home Affairs has appealed to all to organize cultural programmes like deusi and bhailo on the occasion of the Tihar festival only up to 10 pm.</p>

<p>A press release issued today by the Home Ministry spokesman Laxmi Prasad Dhakal states that the public has been requested to organise the deusi and bhailo only up to 10 at night in view of security as people involved in untoward activities during the night time might disturb the law and order.</p>

<p>The Home Ministry has also requested the Tihar and Chhath celebrators not to produce, import, export, sell and distribute, transport and use fireworks like fire-crackers etc, as the use of these explosive materials will have adverse effect on the health of the people, result in injuries and damage of life and property due to break out of fire.</p>

<p>The Ministry also urged the parents not to allow their children use fireworks.</p>

<p>It said anyone disobeying this order would be liable for action as per the existing laws. RSS</p>
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			'id' => '2982',
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			'title' => 'Flights reduced due to fuel shortage',
			'sub_title' => '',
			'summary' => 'November 8: Private airlines companies of the country have cut down more than 75 per cent of air flights due to the fuel shortage.  The private sector airlines companies reduced flights as the Nepal Airlines Corporation failed to supply fuel from Kolkata, India.',
			'content' => '<p>November 8: Private airlines companies of the country have cut down more than 75 per cent of air flights due to the fuel shortage.</p>

<p>The private sector airlines companies reduced flights as the Nepal Airlines Corporation failed to supply fuel from Kolkata, India.</p>

<p>Bhim Raj Rai, Manager of Yeti Airlines, said that they were compelled to cut down on the flights after the Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC)&#39;s Tribhuvan International Airport depot told them that it could not provide the aviation fuel due to the fuel crisis.</p>

<p>Passengers are facing difficulties as more than 48 flights to different destinations from the TIA have been affected. The passenger lounge at the domestic terminal at TIA looked almost deserted with a very few domestic flights today.</p>

<p>Except for some sporadic flights operated by Nepal Airlines, Buddha Air, Yerti Air, Tara Air and Simrik Air, there was no other flights from the airport.</p>

<p>Manager Rai said Yeti Airlines operated only two out of its total 40 flights scheduled for today.</p>

<p>Spokesman of the Nepal Airlines Corporation Ram Hari Sharma said that the Corporation would operate three flights to Kolkata, India on Monday and bring in avaiation fuel at the rate of 30 tonnes per flight. The Corporation today brought about 60 tonnes of aviation fuel from a flight it operated from Kathmandu to Kolkata.</p>

<p>The private airlines companies need 140,000 litres aviation fuel daily for operating normal flights. This is the first time in the country&#39;s history that air flights, which is considered an essential service, have been drastically reduced due to the fuel shortage. RSS</p>
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			'id' => '2978',
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			'title' => 'Chamber delegation urges PM to create industry-friendly atmosphere',
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			'summary' => 'November 7: A delegation of Nepal Chambers of Commerce on Saturday called on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and urged him to create an atmosphere conducive for operating industries by solving the problems facing the country soon.  The delegation led by Chamber President Rajeshkaji Shrestha said he continuous obstruction of supplies on Nepal-India border have caused problems in running business. He urged the PM to bring the programmes of reliefs to control capital flight.',
			'content' => '<p>November 7: A delegation of Nepal Chambers of Commerce on Saturday called on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and urged him to create an atmosphere conducive for operating industries by solving the problems facing the country soon.</p>

<p>The delegation led by Chamber President Rajeshkaji Shrestha said he continuous obstruction of supplies on Nepal-India border have caused problems in running business. He urged the PM to bring the programmes of reliefs to control capital flight.<br />
<br />
In response, PM Oli expressed his belief that the existing problems in the country would come to an end soon and the country would come back to a normal situation, said Chamber President Shrestha quoting the PM. RSS</p>
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			'title' => 'Medical Association worries over medicine shortage',
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			'summary' => 'November 7: Nepal Medical Association (NMA) on Saturday expressed concern towards the difficulties emerging in extremely sensitive areas including the medical sector in the backdrop of severe shortage of fuel products due to the agitation and Indian government's undeclared blockade.  "The treatment of common Nepali people has been difficult due to the shortage of essential medicines in medical institutions across the country," NMA General Secretary Mukti Ram Shrestha said in a statement adding, "NMA expresses deep concern over the failure to provide essential medicines to patients due to the limited amount of medicines in health institutes."',
			'content' => '<p>November 7: Nepal Medical Association (NMA) on Saturday expressed concern towards the difficulties emerging in extremely sensitive areas including the medical sector in the backdrop of severe shortage of fuel products due to the agitation and Indian government&#39;s undeclared blockade.</p>

<p>&quot;The treatment of common Nepali people has been difficult due to the shortage of essential medicines in medical institutions across the country,&quot; NMA General Secretary Mukti Ram Shrestha said in a statement adding, &quot;NMA expresses deep concern over the failure to provide essential medicines to patients due to the limited amount of medicines in health institutes.&quot;</p>

<p>The Association has appealed to the government and the agitating side to resolve the standoff through mutual agreement and result-oriented negotiations citing that a sensitive sector as the health service has been badly affected. RSS</p>
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			'title' => ' Tourism Minister pledges efforts to enlist Dolakha's temple as world heritage site',
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			'summary' => 'November 7: Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Ananda Prasad Pokharel on Saturday pledged to make efforts to enlist the renowned Bhimeshwor temple of the district as a UNESCO World Heritage site in order to boost tourism.  At a farewell ceremony organized by Regional Hotel Association in district headquarters of Charikot, Minister Pokharel said if the government could succeed in its bid to enlist the temple as a world heritage site it would attract more foreign tourists to Dolakha.',
			'content' => '<p>November 7: Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Ananda Prasad Pokharel on Saturday pledged to make efforts to enlist the renowned Bhimeshwor temple of the district as a UNESCO World Heritage site in order to boost tourism.</p>

<p>At a farewell ceremony organized by Regional Hotel Association in district headquarters of Charikot, Minister Pokharel said if the government could succeed in its bid to enlist the temple as a world heritage site it would attract more foreign tourists to Dolakha.</p>

<p>Minister Pokharel, who is also a lawmaker representing Dolakha constituency-2, said the country&#39;s tourism industry was now facing tough time following the massive earthquake and the Indian government&#39;s undeclared blockade. He expressed commitment to introducing a special scheme to revive the deteriorated tourism industry. RSS</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>
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			'title' => 'VW recalls 92,000 cars in US; power-assisted brakes can fail',
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			'summary' => 'November 05: Volkswagen is recalling nearly 92,000 cars in the U.S. to fix mechanical problems that can knock out the power-assisted brakes.  The recall includes the Beetle, Golf, Jetta and Passat models from 2015 and 2016. The cars have 1.8-liter and 2-liter turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engines.The German automaker says a part in the camshaft can shear off, causing loss of vacuum in the power brakes. That can lengthen stopping distance and possibly cause a crash. The engines also will go into a reduced power mode to avoid further damage.',
			'content' => '<p>November 05: Volkswagen is recalling nearly 92,000 cars in the U.S. to fix mechanical problems that can knock out the power-assisted brakes.</p>

<p>The recall includes the Beetle, Golf, Jetta and Passat models from 2015 and 2016. The cars have 1.8-liter and 2-liter turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engines.The German automaker says a part in the camshaft can shear off, causing loss of vacuum in the power brakes. That can lengthen stopping distance and possibly cause a crash. The engines also will go into a reduced power mode to avoid further damage.</p>

<p><br />
VW discovered the problem after getting reports of camshaft failures. No injuries have been reported, but a spokesman would not say if there had been any crashes.<br />
A fix is expected by the end of March. Until then, VW tells owners to keep driving the cars. They should report malfunctioning warning lights or other trouble to dealers.<br />
A spokesman was checking to see if loaner cars would be made available until the repairs are finished. RSS/AP</p>
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			'title' => 'Nepal is beautiful and safe, recommend foreign tourists',
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			'summary' => 'November 4: The tourists visiting Nepal in the aftermath of the massive earthquake have opined that Nepal’s pristine beauty has remained intact while the tourist destinations are safe for travel.  Australian photographer Beniji Santa Maria during his visit to tourist destinations found that they were safer for travel. He travelled for a week at the Ghandruk Himalayan area at the world famous Annapurna Trekking route and also visited major destinations inside Pokhara, Bhaktapur and Kathmandu.',
			'content' => '<p>November 4: The tourists visiting Nepal in the aftermath of the massive earthquake have opined that Nepal&rsquo;s pristine beauty has remained intact while the tourist destinations are safe for travel.</p>

<p>Australian photographer Beniji Santa Maria during his visit to tourist destinations found that they were safer for travel. He travelled for a week at the Ghandruk Himalayan area at the world famous Annapurna Trekking route and also visited major destinations inside Pokhara, Bhaktapur and Kathmandu.<br />
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&ldquo;The media had been disseminating such news as if to convey to the world a message that the earthquake completely destroyed all the infrastructures in Nepal, but I have found that it is not true and I have seen that the hotels, restaurants, trek routes and famous tourist destinations are safe for travel,&rdquo; Santa Maria said.<br />
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He said travelling to Nepal was a dream come true for him and termed Nepal an &lsquo;extremely romantic place&rsquo;. The Australian will return to Nepal in March next year as he could not get enough from the current visit. With deeply entrenched passion for Nepali lifestyle and culture, and the untouched villages of the Himalayan range, the Australian wants to hold an exhibition of the photos that he took in Nepal when he gets back home.<br />
<br />
Santa Maria says that the Dhaulagiri mountain, the Annapurna mountain range and Pokhara valley seen from the Pun Hill located 3,200 meters above the sea level has mesmerized him and so has the beauty of Newari culture of Kathmandu Valley and its peculiar lifestyle.<br />
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&ldquo;Nepal is really splendid in terms of natural beauty and also secure, and it is necessary to spread this message world over,&rdquo; said Santa Maria before leaving for Indonesia and Malaysia. The tourist has travelled to more than a dozen countries.<br />
<br />
Canadian nationals, Bruce Edwards and Theresa Roberts, visited Nepal for the fourth time to help the quake victims and convey the message to the would-be tourists around the world after accessing Nepal&rsquo;s condition.<br />
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This Canadian couple with a special liking for traveling to many destinations in the world has started a campaign of garnering support for the quake victims through a website and acted as liaison between the donors and the victims. They say that support had been collected for quake-stricken schools and children. &ldquo;It was merely an illusion that we thought the earthquake would make traveling in Nepal difficult, but there are no problems for accommodation and food, however, fuel scarcity is making life difficult here,&rdquo; Roberts said.<br />
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During their visit to Pokhara and other destinations for a month after coming to Kathmandu they mobilised support for rebuilding community buildings including some schools through the website and identifying the quake victims. &ldquo;We will help spread a positive message that traveling to Nepal with the magnificent Himalayan range, alpine lakes, rivers, hills, different languages, culture and traditional lifestyle is safe,&rdquo; the Canadian couple, who came to Nepal after visiting South Korea, said.<br />
<br />
A couple with surname Gunter from New York who were strolling around at the Basantapur Durbar square said although the media had depicted Nepal has a completely ruined place, it was not true.<br />
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&ldquo;Some monuments have collapsed, but there is no difficulties and lack of facilities for tourists to stay and travel in Nepal and we will convey this message when we return back to the US,&rdquo; they said. The couple is also planning to visit Bhutan.<br />
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Tourists have started showing up at the Bhaktapur, Patan and Basantapur Durbar areas but the number is much less as compared to previous year. The failure to disseminate information regarding tourists&rsquo; accommodation and tour packages in the post-quake Nepal has led to a drastic shrinkage in the number of visits at the height of the ongoing tourist season.<br />
<br />
The Basantapur Durbar Square tourist information center said that in fiscal year 2014/15 a total of 27,116 tourists visited the area. The Durbar Square collected Rs 157 million from them. This year 5,593 tourists have visited by the first week of October. Last year 22, 255 tourists had come for visits by mid-August while between mid-August and mid-September a total of 16,000 tourists visited Basantapur.<br />
<br />
Sujan Rijal, who has been working as a tour guide for the last five years, said the number of tourists visiting Nepal as compared to last year has come down.<br />
<br />
&ldquo;The tourists have declined this season as we failed to send information at the right time that Nepal&rsquo;s tourism destinations suffered less impact during the earthquake,&rdquo; Rijal said, adding, &ldquo;Looking at the tourists&rsquo; visits right now we can assume that the number will increase in the next season.&rdquo; RSS (Photo available)</p>
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