Singh urges all to create environment for election

Birgunj, May 19: Leader of the Nepali Congress, Amaresh Kumar Singh, has urged all to create election environment as election to the Constituent Assembly (CA) is going to be held by November.

At a news conference organised by the Nepal Press Union, Parsa, here today, Singh said the CA election would be held by November as there is commitment of the three bodies—political parties, government and Election Commission.

He said question would be raised on the existence of the three bodies if election was not held due to any causes.

Singh stressed that federalism, identity and inclusion will be the main slogan in the next CA election.

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CAMPAIGN FOR SETTING UP ADVANCED LIBRARY

Bhaktapur, Dec.2: A campaign aimed at collecting funds for setting up an advanced library at a community school in Kavrepalanchowk has been launched.

The library depicting local culture will be established at the local Gyan Bikas Community School, Panauti-7.

At an initiative of Chief and Read Nepal and RP Foundation and culture expert Rabindra Puri, the campaign is taking place at the Namuna Ghar at Duttatraya in Bhaktapur.

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New Health policy on the cards

Kathmandu, Nov. 27: Lack of skilled human resources in the health sector is regarded as one of the major problems for the lack of effective and timely.

The Ministry of Health and Population stated that country's health sector was facing problems mainly due to insufficient human resources as nearly 11,000 technical human resource including doctors, health assistants, nurses, lab technicians and others were lacking.

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Laltipur bandh put off for Nagpanchami

Agitating locals of Sundarighat, Lalitpur, who are protesting the relocation of squatters called off their bandh for today as the day happens to be Nagpanchami festival.

President of Malpokhari Preservation Committee Suryaman Maharjan said they have shortened the closure by one day owing to Nagpanchami Today.

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