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An avalanche erupted from Tukuche Mountain in Nepal, leaving 11 people injured, including seven school students, on Sunday afternoon. 

Avalanche rolls over school, sweeps through residential areas in Nepal  

Watch the horrific video of Nepal avalanche as it rolls over a school and residential areas

Avalanche rolls over school, sweeps through residential areas in Nepal 

An avalanche erupted from&nbsp;Tukuche&nbsp;Mountain in Nepal,&nbsp;leaving 11 people injured, including seven school&nbsp;students, on Sunday afternoon.&nbsp; The snow slide continued for 30 minutes. No human casualties have been reported so far.&nbsp; The&nbsp;avalanche swept through residential areas&nbsp;of&nbsp;Mustang district&nbsp;and rolled over&nbsp;Janadarsha&nbsp;Amarsingh&nbsp;High School at the time when the school was holding classes.&nbsp; The officials said that&nbsp;the avalanche started to roll down the mountain enveloping the residential area and&nbsp;people&nbsp;have&nbsp;been evacuated and moved onto safer grounds.&nbsp;&nbsp; The avalanche has affected animals as it is a pasture land used by locals for their cattle.&nbsp;&nbsp;

An avalanche erupted from&nbsp;Tukuche&nbsp;Mountain in Nepal,&nbsp;leaving 11 people injured, including seven school&nbsp;students, on Sunday afternoon.&nbsp;

An avalanche erupted from&nbsp;Tukuche&nbsp;Mountain in Nepal,&nbsp;leaving 11 people injured, including seven school&nbsp;students, on Sunday afternoon.&nbsp;
The snow slide continued for 30 minutes. No human casualties have been reported so far.&nbsp;
The&nbsp;avalanche swept through residential areas&nbsp;of&nbsp;Mustang district&nbsp;and rolled over&nbsp;Janadarsha&nbsp;Amarsingh&nbsp;High School at the time when the school was holding classes.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/himalayan-glaciers-melting-at-an-alarming-rate-since-2000-1561103111740" target="_blank">Also read:&nbsp;Himalayan glaciers melting at an alarming rate since 2000</a>
The officials said that&nbsp;the avalanche started to roll down the mountain enveloping the residential area and&nbsp;people&nbsp;have&nbsp;been evacuated and moved onto safer grounds.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The avalanche has affected animals as it is a pasture land used by locals for their cattle.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

Sher Bahadur Deuba has been appointed as the next prime minister of Nepal. Deuba's appointment came after Nepal's Supreme Court approved his claim to the premiership, replacing incumbent KP Sharma Oli.
According to the Nepalese constitution, Deuba, who is also the Nepalese Congress chief, will be given 30 days to prove to his majority in the House to survive as prime minister for the remaining term of Parliament.
Also Watch:&nbsp;Setback for KP Sharma Oli as Nepal SC orders appointment of Deuba as PM, reinstates lower house
Deuba runs short of a majority after a rival faction of CPN-UML separated itself from the alliance formed to fight against caretaker PM Oli. Meanwhile, Oli put in his papers and said his party will abide by the Supreme Court orders.
This is the fifth time that the 74-year-old Deuba will be holding the post of prime minister in Nepal. 

Sher Bahadur Deuba becomes Nepal's new Prime Minister, KP Oli quits

74-year-old Sher Bahadur Deuba becomes Nepal's new Prime Minister, watch to know more
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Sher Bahadur Deuba&nbsp;appointed as Nepal's new prime minister
Nepal's Supreme Court approved his claim to the premiership
Incumbent KP Sharma Oli resigns, says will abide by Court order
Deuba has&nbsp;30 days to prove to his majority in the Nepal parliament
Deuba runs short of a majority after a rival faction backed KP Oli
5th term for&nbsp;74-year-old Sher&nbsp;Bahadur&nbsp;Deuba&nbsp;as the Nepal PM
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Sher Bahadur Deuba will be given 30 days to prove to his majority in the House to survive as prime minister for the remaining term of Parliament.

Sher Bahadur Deuba has been appointed as the next prime minister of Nepal. Deuba's appointment came after Nepal's Supreme Court approved his claim to the premiership, replacing incumbent KP Sharma Oli.
According to the Nepalese constitution, Deuba, who is also the Nepalese Congress chief, will be given 30 days to prove his majority in the House to survive as prime minister for the remaining term of Parliament.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/setback-for-kp-sharma-oli-as-nepal-sc-orders-appointment-of-deuba-as-pm-reinstates-lower-house-1626087013881" target="_blank">Setback for KP Sharma Oli as Nepal SC orders appointment of Deuba as PM, reinstates lower house</a>
Deuba runs short of a majority after a rival faction of CPN-UML separated itself from the alliance formed to fight against caretaker PM Oli. Meanwhile, Oli put in his papers and said his party will abide by the Supreme Court orders.
This is the fifth time that the 74-year-old Deuba will be holding the post of prime minister in Nepal.

In a landmark verdict, Nepal's Supreme Court on Monday directed President Bidya Devi Bhandari to appoint Nepali Congress chief Sher Bahadur Deuba as prime minister by Tuesday.
This comes as a major setback for Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, who is currently heading a minority government after losing a trust vote in the House.
The apex court of the country also reinstated the dissolved House of Representatives for a second time in five months. The court ordered summoning new session of House of Representatives at 5 PM on July 18.
The Supreme Court bench stated that President Bhandari's decision to dissolve the lower house upon a recommendation of Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli was an unconstitutional act.
Also Read&nbsp;Nepal PM Oli claims yoga originated in his country not India
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KP Sharma Oli as Nepal SC orders appointment of Deuba as PM, reinstates lower house

In a huge setback for&nbsp;KP Sharma Oli,&nbsp;Nepal's Supreme Court directed President Bidya Devi Bhandari to appoint Nepali Congress chief Sher Bahadur Deuba as prime minister by Tuesday.

Nepal's SC &nbsp;ordered appointment of&nbsp;Sher Bahadur Deuba as PM by Tuesday
The apex court reinstated the lower house&nbsp;for the second time in five months
SC said President's decision to dissolve lower house 'unconstitutional&nbsp;act'
Court's decision a big blow to PM KP Sharma Oli&nbsp;who lost trust vote in the House
KP Sharma Oli&nbsp;is currently heading minority govt after losing trust vote
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In a huge setback for&nbsp;KP Sharma Oli,&nbsp;Nepal's Supreme Court directed President Bidya Devi Bhandari to appoint Nepali Congress chief Sher Bahadur Deuba as prime minister by Tuesday.
This comes as a major setback for Prime Minister&nbsp;

In a landmark verdict, Nepal's Supreme Court on Monday directed President Bidya Devi Bhandari to appoint Nepali Congress chief Sher Bahadur Deuba as prime minister by Tuesday.
This comes as a major setback for Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, who is currently heading a minority government after losing a trust vote in the House.
The apex court of the country also reinstated the dissolved House of Representatives for a second time in five months. The court ordered summoning new session of House of Representatives at 5 PM on July 18.
The Supreme Court bench stated that President Bhandari's decision to dissolve the lower house upon a recommendation of Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli was an unconstitutional act.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/nepal-pm-oli-claims-yoga-did-not-originate-in-india-1624344316128" target="_blank">Nepal PM Oli claims yoga originated in his country not India</a>
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Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli , in his address on International Yoga Day on Monday, claimed that yoga originated in Nepal and not in India. He said when yoga was discovered, there was no country like India, and instead there were just several fringe states.
Oli went on to say that due credit had not been given to the sages who discovered yoga.
He however admitted that it was India that made the practice famous internationally.
Earlier, Oli courted controversy when he said in July 2020 that Hindu god Ram was born in Madi area or Ayodhyapuri in Nepal's Chitwan district and not in India's Ayodhya.

Nepal PM Oli claims yoga originated in his country not India

Nepal PM Oli says yoga did not originate in India

<ul>
<li>Nepal PM Oli claims yoga originated in Nepal and not in India</li>
<li>PM Oli: When yoga was discovered there was no country like India&nbsp;</li>
<li>Oli: due credit not given to sages who discovered yoga'</li>
<li>Oli&nbsp;earlier courted controversy with his remark on Lord Ram's birthplace</li>
</ul>

Nepal Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli , in his address on International Yoga Day on Monday, claimed that yoga originated in Nepal and not in India. He said when yoga was discovered, there was no country like India, and instead there were just several fringe states.
Oli went on to say that due credit had not been given to the sages who discovered yoga.
He however admitted that it was India that made the practice famous internationally.
Earlier, Oli courted controversy when he said in July 2020 that Hindu god Ram was born in Madi area or Ayodhyapuri in Nepal's Chitwan district and not in India's Ayodhya.

Nepal and Bhutan have been lashed by heavy rains in the last three days with the onset of annual monsoon season. In Nepal, flash floods wreaked havoc in Sindhupalchok and the Melamchi town is submerged in a thick layer of mud &amp; water. As per officials, about 200 houses in the town have been partially or completely damaged. Seven people are reportedly dead and several others are missing.
People in Melamchi moved to higher grounds with their belongings while army helicopters were rescuing those trapped in&nbsp; houses. Authorities urged people living along the Narayani river, which flows into India as Gandak, to remain alert as the river was found to be flowing above the danger mark.

Nepal: flash floods triggered by the annual monsoon rains wreak havoc, 7 killed

<ul>
<li>Flash floods wreck havoc in Nepal kills 7</li>
<li>Melamchi&nbsp;town submerged in mud &amp; water</li>
<li>200 houses partially or completely damaged&nbsp;</li>
<li>Narayani&nbsp;River flowing above the danger mark</li>
<li>Civilians&nbsp;moved to higher grounds for safety&nbsp;</li>
<li>Army helicopters rescuing those trapped&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Nepal and Bhutan have been lashed by heavy rains in the last three days with the onset of the annual monsoon season. In Nepal, flash floods wreaked havoc in Sindhupalchok and the Melamchi town is submerged in a thick layer of mud &amp; water. As per officials, about 200 houses in the town have been partially or completely damaged. Seven people are reportedly dead and several others are missing.
People in Melamchi moved to higher grounds with their belongings while army helicopters were rescuing those trapped in houses. Authorities urged people living along the Narayani River, which flows into India as Gandak, to remain alert as the river was found to be flowing above the danger mark.

Nepal has stopped the distribution of Patanjali&rsquo;s Ayurveda-based Coronil tablets for treating&nbsp;Covid-19,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;reported.
An order by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicines of Nepal said that &ldquo;proper procedures were not followed&rdquo; while procuring the 1,500 kits of Coronil. It stated that the nasal kits and tablets are 'not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19 virus', and went on to highlight the Indian Medical Association&rsquo;s remarks questioning the efficacy of the drug.
Last month, Ramdev&rsquo;s remarks against allopathy had triggered outrage amongst the doctors, who demanded action against Patanjali&nbsp;founder for a 'misinformation campaign'.

'Not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19': Nepal stops distribution of Patanjali’s Coronil

Nepal has stopped the distribution of Patanjali&rsquo;s Ayurveda-based Coronil tablets for treating&nbsp;Covid-19,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;reported.
An order by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicines of Nepal said that &ldquo;proper procedures were not followed&rdquo; while procuring the 1,500 kits of Coronil. It stated that the nasal kits and tablets are 'not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19 virus', and went on to highlight the Indian Medical Association&rsquo;s remarks questioning the efficacy of the drug.
Last month, Ramdev&rsquo;s remarks against allopathy had triggered outrage amongst the doctors, who demanded action against Patanjali&nbsp;founder for a 'misinformation campaign'.

Nepal has stopped the distribution of Patanjali&rsquo;s Ayurveda-based Coronil tablets for treating&nbsp;Covid-19,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;reported.
An order by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicines of Nepal said that &ldquo;proper procedures were not followed&rdquo; while procuring the 1,500 kits of Coronil. It stated that the nasal kits and tablets are 'not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19 virus', and went on to highlight the Indian Medical Association&rsquo;s remarks questioning the efficacy of the drug.
Last month, Ramdev&rsquo;s remarks against allopathy had triggered outrage amongst the doctors, who demanded action against Patanjali&nbsp;founder for a 'misinformation campaign'.

Nepal President Bidya Devi Bhandari has dissolved the House of Representatives and announced mid-term polls on November 12 and 19. 
The move came after both embattled Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli and the Opposition alliance failed to to form a government. 
Prime Minister Oli recommended dissolution of the 275-member House following an emergency midnight Cabinet meeting. 
This is the second time President Bhandari has dissolved Parliament on the recommendation of Prime Minister Oli following a political crisis.
Last year on December 20, President Bhandari had dissolved Parliament but later it was reinstated by the Supreme Court in February.

Nepal President dissolves House, announces mid-term polls

Nepal President Bidya Devi Bhandari has dissolved the House of Representatives and announced mid-term polls on November 12 and 19.

Nepal President Bidya Devi Bhandari has dissolved the House of Representatives and announced mid-term polls on November 12 and 19.
The move came after both embattled Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli and the Opposition alliance failed to to form a government.
Prime Minister Oli recommended dissolution of the 275-member House following an emergency midnight Cabinet meeting.
This is the second time President Bhandari has dissolved Parliament on the recommendation of Prime Minister Oli following a political crisis.
Last year on December 20, President Bhandari had dissolved Parliament but later it was reinstated by the Supreme Court in February.

Nepal President Bidya Devi Bhandari has dissolved the House of Representatives and announced mid-term polls on November 12 and 19. 
The move came after both embattled Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli and the Opposition alliance failed to to form a government. 
Prime Minister Oli recommended dissolution of the 275-member House following an emergency midnight Cabinet meeting. 
This is the second time President Bhandari has dissolved Parliament on the recommendation of Prime Minister Oli following a political crisis.
Last year on December 20, President Bhandari had dissolved Parliament but later it was reinstated by the Supreme Court in February.

KP Sharma&nbsp;Oli&nbsp;on Thursday was reappointed as Nepal's Prime Minister as the opposition party failed to oust Oli&nbsp;to form a new government. The 69-year-old CPN-UML&nbsp;chairman who lost a crucial trust vote in the parliament earlier this week was reinstated as PM by Nepal President, Bidya&nbsp;Devi&nbsp;Bhandari. She will administer the oath of office and secrecy to Oli&nbsp;at a ceremony at Shital&nbsp;Niwas&nbsp;on Friday. In a statement released by President's office, it was revealed that no 2 parties or more showed the intent of forming a coalition government by the deadline, which expired on 9 PM, Thursday. Bhandari&nbsp;had on Monday asked the opposition parties to come up with majority support in the parliament by Thursday&nbsp;to form the new govt. Currently, CPN-UML, headed by Oli&nbsp;is the largest party in Nepal with 121 seats in the House of Representatives. To continue his office, he will now have to prove the majority through vote of trust in the parliament within 30 days of his appointment otherwise the House may face dissolution and Nepal will likely conduct early elections.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Oli reappointed as Nepal PM as opposition fails to secure majority

Oli reappointed as Nepal PM as opposition fails to secure majority
Oli's&nbsp;CPN-UML&nbsp;largest party&nbsp;in House of Representatives with 121 seats&nbsp;
To continue his office,&nbsp;Oli&nbsp;needs to prove majority within 30 days

KP Sharma Oli on Thursday was reappointed as Nepal's Prime Minister as the opposition party failed to oust him and form a new government. The 69-year-old CPN-UML chairman who lost a crucial trust vote in the parliament earlier this week was reinstated as PM by Nepal President, Bidya Devi Bhandari. In a statement released by President's office, it was revealed that no 2 parties or more showed the intent of forming a coalition government by the deadline, which expired on 9 PM, Thursday. To continue his office, Oli will now have to prove the majority through vote of trust in the parliament within 30 days of his appointment otherwise the House may face dissolution, and Nepal might conduct early elections.

In a fresh setback to the embattled premier seeking to tighten his grip on power, Nepal Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli lost a trust vote in the House of Representatives on Monday.Oli secured 93 votes in the lower house of parliament during a special session convened on the directives of President Bidya Devi Bhandari.
Oli&nbsp;required at least 136 votes in the 275-member House of Representatives to win the confidence motion. A total of 124 members voted against the confidence motion while 15 members stayed neutral.

 Nepal Prime Minister Oli loses vote of confidence in House of Representatives

In a fresh setback to the embattled premier seeking to tighten his grip on power, Nepal Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli lost a trust vote in the House of Representatives on Monday. Oli secured 93 votes in the lower house of parliament during a special session convened on the directives of President Bidya Devi Bhandari.
Oli&nbsp;required at least 136 votes in the 275-member House of Representatives to win the confidence motion. A total of 124 members voted against the confidence motion while 15 members stayed neutral.

Nepal Prime Minister Oli loses vote of confidence 

//Nepal PM&nbsp;KP Sharma Oli&nbsp;loses&nbsp;vote of confidence&nbsp; //Oli&nbsp;required 136 votes in the 275-member&nbsp;House&nbsp; //PM managed to secure only 93 votes&nbsp; //124 voted against&nbsp;the motion, 15 stayed neutral

In a fresh setback to the embattled premier seeking to tighten his grip on power, Nepal Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli lost a trust vote in the House of Representatives on Monday. Oli secured 93 votes in the lower house of parliament during a special session convened on the directives of President Bidya Devi Bhandari.
Oli&nbsp;required at least 136 votes in the 275-member House of Representatives to win the confidence motion. A total of 124 members voted against the confidence motion while 15 members stayed neutral.

As Nepal is battering the second wave of the&nbsp;novel coronavirus, the country&nbsp;has asked climbers on Mount Everest to bring back their empties instead of abandoning them on mountain slopes.
The Nepal Mountaineering Association has asked the climbers to help Nepal deal with a surge in Covid-19 cases that has brought the country's fragile healthcare system to breaking point.
On Sunday, Nepal reported a daily increase of 8,777 infections, 30 times the number recorded on April 9.&nbsp;The total caseload stands at 394,667 and 3,720 deaths, according to government data.

Covid-19: Nepal urges Everest climbers to bring back empty oxygen tanks

Nepal urges Everest climbers to bring back empty oxygen tanks to help conquer Covid

Nepal seeks helps from Everest climbers amid new Covid wave
Nepal urges Everest climbers&nbsp;to bring back empty oxygen tanks
Covid-19: country's fragile healthcare system to breaking point
8,777 cases on Sunday, 30 times more than last month&nbsp;&nbsp;

As the second wave of the&nbsp;novel coronavirus&nbsp;batters Nepal, the country&nbsp;has asked climbers on Mount Everest to bring back their empty oxygen tanks instead of abandoning them on mountain slopes.
Nepal issued climbing permits to more than 700 climbers for the April-May climbing season to revive the Covid&nbsp;hit mountaineering&nbsp;and tourism industry.
The Mountaineering Association has asked the climbers to help Nepal deal with a surge in Covid-19 cases that has brought the country's fragile healthcare system to breaking point.
On Sunday, Nepal reported a daily increase of 8,777 infections, 30 times the number recorded on April 9.&nbsp;

Coronavirus, that has devastated the entire world, has now reached Everest base camp. Reports said that a climber, who was evacuated from the base camp on Wednesday, has tested positive for Covid-19. The New York Times has reported that in fact there had been multiple climbers who tested positive after being flown out of base camp. This is just weeks into the climbing season that symptoms of the virus have been found at Everest's base camp. Making matters even worse, many common coronavirus symptoms bear a close resemblance to the symptoms of altitude sickness and the "Khumbu cough" that often plagues climbers at high altitudes.

Covid-19 reaches Mount Everest base camp, climber tests positive

Reports say&nbsp;that a climber, who was evacuated from the Everest&nbsp;base camp on Wednesday, has tested positive for Covid-19

Covid reaches Mt Everest base camp, climber tests positive

Coronavirus, that has devastated the entire world, has now reached Everest base camp. Reports said that a climber, who was evacuated from the base camp on Wednesday, has tested positive for Covid-19. The New York Times has reported that in fact there had been multiple climbers who tested positive after being flown out of base camp. This is just weeks into the climbing season that symptoms of the virus have been found at Everest's base camp. Making matters even worse, many common coronavirus symptoms bear a close resemblance to the symptoms of altitude sickness and the "Khumbu cough" that often plagues climbers at high altitudes.

Nepal's embattled Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli on Sunday challenged the ruling Nepal Communist Party's splinter faction led by Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' to remove him from the top post if he can. Addressing an event in his home district, Jhapa, Prime Minister Oli challenged the Prachanda-led faction to table a vote of no confidence motion and endorse that, local media reported. Prachanda has been making efforts to garner support from the opposition Nepali Congress and Janata Samajbadi parties in an apparent bid to oust Oli from power. Oli is under pressure to step down following the court verdict anulling his decision to dissolve the House.

'Remove me if you can': Nepal PM KP Oli challenges Prachanda

Nepal's embattled PM K P Sharma Oli has challenged the rival faction led by Prachanda&nbsp;to remove him from the top post if he can

'Remove me if you can': Nepal PM Oli challenges Prachanda

Nepal's embattled Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli on Sunday challenged the ruling Nepal Communist Party's splinter faction led by Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' to remove him from the top post if he can. Addressing an event in his home district, Jhapa, Prime Minister Oli challenged the Prachanda-led faction to table a vote of no confidence motion and endorse that, local media reported. Prachanda has been making efforts to garner support from the opposition Nepali Congress and Janata Samajbadi parties in an apparent bid to oust Oli from power. Oli is under pressure to step down following the court verdict anulling his decision to dissolve the House.

Nepal Foreign Minister Pradeep Gyawali on Tuesday said that his country has conveyed a "formal objection" against Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb's remarks that BJP has planned to expand in neighbouring countries like Nepal and Sri Lanka. Replying to a Twitter user who shared a news report on Biplab Deb's remarks, Nepal foreign minister said: "Noted. Formal objection has been already conveyed". Earlier in the day, Kathmandu Post reported that Nepal has taken exception to a recent statement by Deb in which he quoted Home Minister Amit Shah as saying that BJP will form governments in Nepal and Sri Lanka.

'Objection conveyed': Nepal reacts to Biplab Deb blooper on BJP expansion

Nepal has conveyed a "formal objection" against Tripura CM&nbsp;Biplab Kumar Deb's remarks that BJP has planned to expand in neighbouring countries like Nepal and Sri Lanka.

Nepal Foreign Minister Pradeep Gyawali on Tuesday said that his country has conveyed a "formal objection" against Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb's remarks that BJP has planned to expand in neighbouring countries like Nepal and Sri Lanka. Replying to a Twitter user who shared a news report on Biplab Deb's remarks, Nepal foreign minister said: "Noted. Formal objection has been already conveyed". Earlier in the day, Kathmandu Post reported that Nepal has taken exception to a recent statement by Deb in which he quoted Home Minister Amit Shah as saying that BJP will form governments in Nepal and Sri Lanka.

A video of a group of Nepali climbers taking their last steps together to the K2 summit while singing Nepal's national anthem has gone viral. The climbers made history by becoming the first mountaineers to complete a winter attempt to summit K2. The group of sherpas stopped at a point 70 metres from the peak and waited for one another before finally taking their last steps. The group huddled together to take their final, historic steps. &ldquo;Brother to brother, shoulder to shoulder, we walked together to the summit...", Nirmal Purja, a member of the group, tweeted the incredible video.

Watch: Nepal climbers walk final steps together to K2 summit

A video of a group of Nepali climbers taking their last steps together to the K2 summit while singing Nepal's national anthem has gone viral

A video of a group of Nepali climbers taking their last steps together to the K2 summit while singing Nepal's national anthem has gone viral. The climbers made history by becoming the first mountaineers to complete a winter attempt to summit K2. The group of sherpas stopped at a point 70 metres from the peak and waited for one another before finally taking their last steps. The group huddled together to take their final, historic steps. &ldquo;Brother to brother, shoulder to shoulder, we walked together to the summit...", Nirmal Purja, a member of the group, tweeted the incredible video.

The Samsung Galaxy M02s has launched in Nepal at NPR 15,999 or roughly ₹9,900.

Samsung's entry-level Galaxy M02s with 5,000mAh battery launched

The Samsung Galaxy M02s has launched in Nepal at NPR 15,999 or roughly ₹9,900. The entry-level smartphone features a large 6.5-inch screen with HD+ Infinity V Display and runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 processor, paired with 4GB RAM and 64GB onboard storage. Other notable features include a 13MP triple rear camera setup, a 5MP front shooter and a 5,000mAh battery. The Galaxy M02s is all set to launch in India as well on January 7th and is expected to be priced under ₹10,000.

Nepal's Pashupatinath temple reopened for devotees on Wednesday morning after being closed since March, news agency ANI reported.
The temple will be open from 6 am to 12 pm every day, with strict Covid-19 protocols in place. Face masks will be mandatory for visitors.
The special puja, singing of hymns and some other rituals will, however, not start immediately, the member-secretary of the Pashupati Area Development Trust said.

Nepal's Pashupatinath temple reopens with strict Covid-19 protocols

&nbsp;Pashupatinath temple in Nepal reopened for devotees on Wednesday morning after being closed since March

Nepal's Pashupatinath temple reopened for devotees on Wednesday morning after being closed since March, news agency ANI reported. The temple will be open from 6 am to 12 pm every day, with strict Covid-19 protocols in place. Face masks will be mandatory for visitors. The special puja, singing of hymns and some other rituals will, however, not start immediately, the member-secretary of the Pashupati Area Development Trust said.

Nepal's Pashupatinath temple reopened for devotees on Wednesday morning after being closed since March, news agency ANI reported.
The temple will be open from 6 am to 12 pm every day with strict Covid-19 protocols in place. Face masks will be mandatory for visitors.
The special puja, singing of hymns and some other rituals will, however, not start immediately, the member-secretary of the Pashupati Area Development Trust said.

R&AW chief’s meeting with Nepal PM sparks criticism

Nepal Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli has come under fire for breaching diplomatic norms over his meeting with India&rsquo;s Research and Analysis Wing (R&amp;AW) chief Samant Kumar Goel at his official residence at Baluwatar on Wednesday evening. Goel's visit came ahead of the upcoming official trip of Indian Army chief Gen. M M Naravane to Nepal in November. The Indian intelligence chief&rsquo;s visit did not go down well with some political leaders of the country, including members of the ruling party Nepal Communist Party (NCP). Senior leaders said that the meeting was against diplomatic norms and doesn&rsquo;t serve Nepal&rsquo;s national interest. The ties between the two countries came under strain when Nepal protested the inauguration of an 80-km-long strategically crucial road connecting the Lipulekh pass with Dharchula in Uttarakhand on May 8.

Nepal PM under fire for meeting&nbsp;R&amp;AW chief
Nepal leaders: PM breached diplomatic norms
Meeting threatens Nepal's security, senior leaders said
Indian Army chief to visit Nepal in November
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Nepal Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli has come under fire for breaching diplomatic norms by meeting India&rsquo;s Research and Analysis Wing (R&amp;AW) chief Samant Kumar Goel at his official residence at Baluwatar on Wednesday evening. Goel's visit came ahead of the upcoming official trip of Indian Army chief Gen. M M Naravane to visit Nepal in November. The Indian intelligence chief&rsquo;s visit did not go down well with some political leaders of the country, including members of the ruling party Nepal Communist Party (NCP). Senior leaders said that the meeting did not serve Nepal&rsquo;s national interest and threatened its security. The ties between the two countries came under strain when Nepal protested the inauguration of an 80-km-long strategically crucial road connecting the Lipulekh pass with Dharchula in Uttarakhand on May 8.

'Even Pak handled Covid better': Rahul's dig at govt

Rahul Gandhi took a dig at the Centre over IMF's projection of a 10.3% contraction in&nbsp;Indian economy, saying it was another "solid achievement" by the Modi government

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi took a dig at the Centre on Friday over IMF's projection that the Indian economy is set to contract by a massive 10.3 per cent this year, saying it was another "solid achievement" by the government.&nbsp;Gandhi tweeted a swipe at the government by tagging a chart that showed IMF growth projections for 2020-21 for Bangladesh, Myanmar, Nepal, China, Bhutan, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and India.&nbsp;"Another solid achievement by the BJP government. Even Pakistan and Afghanistan handled Covid better than India," Gandhi tweeted.

New Delhi, PTI: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi took a dig at the Centre on Friday over IMF's projection that the Indian economy is set to contract by a massive 10.3 per cent this year, saying it was another "solid achievement" by the government.
Gandhi tweeted a swipe at the government by tagging a chart that showed IMF growth projections for 2020-21 for Bangladesh, Myanmar, Nepal, China, Bhutan, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and India.
The chart showed that the Indian economy is projected to contract by a massive 10.3 per cent this year, the highest contraction among the countries mentioned.
"Another solid achievement by the BJP government. Even Pakistan and Afghanistan handled Covid better than India," Gandhi tweeted with the chart.
The former Congress chief on Wednesday had also taken a dig at the government over IMF growth projections showing Bangladesh closing in on India in terms of per capita GDP this year and described it as a "solid achievement" of six years of BJP's "hate-filled cultural nationalism".
The Indian economy, severely hit by the coronavirus pandemic, is projected to contract by a massive 10.3 per cent this year, the International Monetary Fund had said on Tuesday.
However, India is likely to bounce back with an impressive 8.8 per cent growth rate in 2021, thus regaining the position of the fastest growing emerging economy, surpassing China's projected growth rate of 8.2 per cent, the IMF said in its latest 'World Economic Outlook' report.

IMF forecast: Rahul blames BJP's hate-filled nationalism

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday took a jibe at the&nbsp;government over the latest&nbsp;IMF growth projections showing Bangladesh beating India in terms of per capita&nbsp;GDP.
The opposition leader said it was a 'solid achievement' of six years of BJP's 'hate-filled cultural nationalism'.
The IMF sees India's per capita GDP&nbsp;falling to $1,877 in 2020. For Bangladesh, the corresponding figure is seen growing to $1,888. If IMF's forecast hits the mark, that will leave India just ahead of Pakistan and Nepal in the South Asia region.

Rahul Gandhi attacks BJP as Bangladesh economy set to beat India 

IMF: India's GDP&nbsp;seen at $1,877 in 2020
Bangladesh economy may do better than India
Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi's swipe after IMF&nbsp;forecast&nbsp;
Rahul&nbsp;blames BJP's&nbsp;hate-filled nationalism

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday took a jibe at the&nbsp;government over the latest&nbsp;IMF growth projections that show Bangladesh is set to beat India in terms of per capita&nbsp;GDP.
The IMF sees India's per capita GDP&nbsp;falling to $1,877 in 2020. For Bangladesh, the corresponding figure is seen growing to $1,888. If IMF's forecast hits the mark, India will only be ahead of Pakistan and Nepal in the South Asia region.
The opposition leader hit out at the government saying it was the doing of BJP's 'hate-filled cultural nationalism'.

Qatar announces labour reforms, ends 'kafala' system

Qatar has undertaken major labour reforms dismantling the much criticised 'kafala' system and adopting a minimum wage for the workers

Qatar has undertaken major labour reforms dismantling the much criticised 'kafala' system and adopting a minimum wage for workers. The International Labour Organisation on Sunday said that as of now, migrant workers can change jobs before the end of their contracts without obtaining the permission of their current employers. The 'kafala' system tied workers to their employers, who had say over whether they could leave their jobs or even the country. Qatar also has adopted a minimum monthly wage of 1,000 Qatari riyals. The minimum wage rule requires employers to pay allowances for housing and food as well if they don't provide those for their workers.

Dubai, PTI: New labour rules in the energy-rich nation of Qatar &ldquo;effectively dismantles&rdquo; the country's long-criticised &ldquo;kafala&rdquo; employment system, a UN labour body said Sunday.
The International Labour Organisation said as of now, migrant workers can change jobs before the end of their contracts without obtaining the permission of their current employers.
Qatar also has adopted a minimum monthly wage of 1,000 Qatari riyals (USD 275) for workers, which will take effect some six months after the law is published in the country's official gazette, the ILO said.
The minimum wage rule requires employers to pay allowances for housing and food as well if they don't provide those for their workers.
Amnesty International praised the move as &ldquo;an encouraging sign that Qatar may finally be heading in the right direction,&rdquo; although employers still can file criminal charges against &ldquo;absconding&rdquo; employees, meaning those who left their jobs without permission.
&ldquo;We call on Qatar to go further with these reforms, including removing the charge of absconding, to make sure that the rights of all workers are fully protected,&rdquo; Amnesty official Steve Cockburn said in a statement.
Qatar, whose citizens enjoy one of the world's highest per-capita incomes due to its natural gas reserves, partially ended the &ldquo;kafala&rdquo; system in 2018.
That system ties workers to their employers, who had say over whether they could leave their jobs or even the country.
Qatar is being transformed by a building boom fuelled by its vast oil and natural gas wealth.
Like other energy-rich Gulf nations with relatively small local populations, Qatar relies on well over a million guest workers, many of them drawn from South Asian nations including India and Nepal.
Rights activists long have criticized the &ldquo;kafala&rdquo; system as allowing abuses of those foreign workers.

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