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KATHMANDU, AUGUST 29, 2008, Bhadra 13, 2065 Time:

Forecast: Generally Cloudy Sunrise: 05:41 Sunset: 18:29 Max: 27-29°C Min:18-20°C

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	Flood Displaces Eight Families in Pokhara
	10-yr-old Missing for Five Days in Bhaktapur
	Flood-hit in Need of Drugs, Food: Report
	Dental Students Padlock CTEVT for Indefinite Period

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PM’s fiat to speed up relief work

FISHING IN TROUBLED WATERS: A group of fishermen wading through the flooded

Kathmandu, August 28: A meeting of the National Calamity Relief and Rescue Department held here today under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ directed ministry secretaries and experts to take special initiative to provide relief to the Saptakoshi flood victims and re-open the East-West Highway. Stating that the meeting more...

Indian team in Sunsari

ITAHARI: A high-level Indian technical team for re-construction of the Saptakoshi dam spurs arrived in Sunsari on Thursday. The six-member team is being led by engineer Nilendra Sanyal, Chief more...

UML ministers to be sworn

Kathmandu, August 28: CPN-UML general secretary Jhala Nath Khanal today said his party’s ministers would take oath of office and secrecy tomorrow. He said this after meeting Prime Minister more...

PM to visit India in September

New Delhi, August 28: Nepali Prime Minister Prachanda will visit India next month and it will be his first “political visit” abroad after ascending to the post last week, Nepal’s Ambassador more...

Foreign Minister Yadav meets Mukherjee

NEW DELHI: India and Nepal on Thursday discussed ways to deal with the aftermath of floods that have severely affected people in both countries. In the first high-level contact between India and more...

US firm in dock for trafficking Nepalis

Kathmandu, August 28: A Washington law firm has filed a lawsuit against American Company Kellogg, Brown and Root and its sub contractor, Jordanian company Daoud and Partners, accusing them of more...

:: GUFF SHUFF

All steamed up: A sultry Kate Moss falls out of her dress in the Caglayan Turkish bath in Istanbul.

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Question of the week
In other countries there is an age limit to enter pubs or buy alcoholic drinks — one has to be 21 in most countries. Nepal, on the other hand, has no such rules, or even if such rules do exist, majority of us flout it. Do you think having such rules will really control underage drinking and reckless partying? Or that the goings-on will carry on because our authorities are too weak and lenient to make the rules stick, even if it means denying the facilities to children of the rich and powerful?