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MP said Nepal is suffering due to Indian blockade

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It is a program Prime Story broadcasts from Himalaya TV. Today the program is focusing on the gossips against Indian Blockade and Terai movement to Nepal by Indian MP at India Parliament. Due to unofficial blockade Nepalese lifestyle is not only being painful but also the situation of Human crisis is going to arise soon. These topic got a good popularity in upper parliament or we can say in Indian State Assembly on Monday which have been described that it has given lots of pressure t Indian government. On Monday meeting, Parliamentarians raised voices against Indian government towards Nepal policy. They not only showed their anxiety between the delicate relation of Nepal and India in the long periods of 65 years but also requested to solve out the solution soon being as a neighboring country. As we see the history we can see directly or indirectly the India’s co-operation and help in changes of Nepalese politics. There has been a vital role of Nepal and Nepalese political parties at the time of Indian struggle for freedom.

If we see this the relation of Nepal and India is very old. The relation between these two countries is also taken as specific nature according to Cultural, Geographical and economic way. India is doing blockade since two months showing dissatisfaction on the articles included in newly made constitution of Nepal. Though India is arguing that they haven’t did blockade but the problem was created due to ongoing Terai agitation. Questions raised by parliamentarian in the Indian State house denied the Indian argument. Parliamentarian of State Assembly argued that Nepal are in facing through this painful situation and human crisis just because of India. Meanwhile Indian Foreign Ministry, Sushma Swaraj bluntly rejected the questions of parliamentarian

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King Birendra very rare video spot by virtue of looking absence know .......

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King Birendra is not here, But his memory are still alive in all Nepalese Heart. King Birendra was Very kind and lovely person. He and his family were killed in Narayanhiti Kand. Every Nepali people Remember him and his family. Madhup Shrestha was upload a video in YouTube as a Madhupshrestha93 channel name. As the time when it article made there is more then 0.2 million viewers of this video. In this video there is rare photos are included of Late King Birendra. Background music of the video is on the basis of song 'Ukali Oraliharuma' which songs lyrics is Queen Aiswarya. Song is very beautiful and very heart touching.

Every Nepalese Heart is Broken down and Tears are not stopped when this video is watching. Video was Uploaded on Dec 29 2011 it was four years before. King was not here but he and his family were never die in Nepalese heart. Watch the great video about King Birendra.

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NTV's all jocks program will be closeing !

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ex General Administration Lal Babu Pandit

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Minister for General Administration Lal Babu Pandit has directed the office chiefs of Bardiya-based government offices to inform the Chief District Officer (CDO) before leaving the district.He also directed the CDO to recommend action against the government employees who take their work lightly and leave the offices randomly.Addressing the office chiefs here at the District Administration Office in Gulariya on Friday, Minister Pandit said it is the duty of CDO to take action against the employees who are not punctual to work, act irresponsibly and trouble the service seekers by charging unreasonably high costs. He directed the CDO to strictly enforce the rules and discipline.

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Story of Lady

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Paras is the only son of the deposed King Gyanendra and Queen Komal of Nepal. He has one sister, Prerana. He received his early education at St. Joseph’s College in Darjeeling, India; Sidhart Banasthali Buddhanilkantha School, Kathmandu; and Laboratory School, Kathmandu. He later attended Luther College in Iowa, and the Schiller International University in the United Kingdom studying for an undergraduate degree in Business Administration. However, he did not complete his undergraduate education.