LOS ANGELES (AP): Britney Spears’ powerful plea to a judge to end the conservatorship that has controlled her life since 2008 brought sympathy and outrage from fans, famous supporters and even casual observers who say she deserves independence. Yet lawyers who deal in such matters say the speech itself may not have helped her in… Continue reading Britney Spears’ public support may not mean much in court
Month: June 2021
Another 2421 infected, 3,558 cured from coronavirus
Kamathadu: Corona virus infection has been confirmed in 2,421 people in the last 24 hours. According to the Ministry of Health and Population, 7,461 PCR tests confirmed the infection in 1,511 cases and antigen test in 4,953 confirmed virus in 910 people. A further 81 people have died from the corona infection, said spokesperson Krishna… Continue reading Another 2421 infected, 3,558 cured from coronavirus
Flights to resume from July 1
Kathmandu: Along with the decision of the cabinet to resume national and international flights, the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation has decided to start regular domestic flights from July 1. The cabinet had given the responsibility of arranging the date of the flight to the Ministry of Tourism. According to the spokesperson of… Continue reading Flights to resume from July 1
NOC again hike fuel price
Kathmandu: Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has again increased the price of petroleum products. The corporation has increased the selling price of petrol and diesel / kerosene by two rupees per liter. Now the price of petrol has reached Rs 127 and the price of diesel has reached Rs 110 per liter. The corporation has decided… Continue reading NOC again hike fuel price
IBN approves foreign investment wort Rs 97 bn
Kathmandu: The Investment Board Nepal (IBN) has approved foreign investment of Rs 97 billion for two hydropower projects. The decision was taken at the 47th meeting of the Board chaired by Prime Minister and Chairman of the Investment Board Nepal. According to the Board’s Executive Director Sushil Bhatta, investment has been approved for the Upper… Continue reading IBN approves foreign investment wort Rs 97 bn
4,522 infected, 41 died of coronavirus
Kathmandu: Corona virus infection has been confirmed in 4,522 people in the last 24 hours. The PCR test on 12,204 people confirmed the infection in 3,703 people and the antigen test in 4,709 people confirmed the infection in 819 people. The Ministry of Health and Population, on the other hand, said that the number of… Continue reading 4,522 infected, 41 died of coronavirus
Govt decides to resume domestic and international flights
Kathmandu: The government has decided to resume domestic and international flights with conditions. The cabinet meeting on Monday has decided to resume the flight by setting quota system according to the destination and the airline company. According to the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, domestic flights will not exceed 50 percent of the… Continue reading Govt decides to resume domestic and international flights
SC issue interim order to dismiss 20 ministers
Kathmandu: The Supreme Court has issued an interim order not to implement the last cabinet expansion made by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli. Nine people, including senior advocate Dinesh Tripathi, had filed a writ petition against the caretaker government on June 4, saying that the caretaker government would not have the right to expand the… Continue reading SC issue interim order to dismiss 20 ministers
Facebook launches podcasts, live audio service
AP: Facebook is launching podcasts and live audio streams in the U.S. on Monday to keep users engaged on its platform and to compete with emerging rivals. Facebook says it is allowing public figures with verified accounts to start live audio rooms and invite anyone else to speak. A handful of podcasts will be available… Continue reading Facebook launches podcasts, live audio service
Prohibitory order relax from today
Kathmandu: Prohibition order has been relaxed in Kathmandu Valley and other districts from today. Private vehicles have started operating in Kathmandu from today. Gold shops, utensils, kitchenware, electrical, automobile showrooms, sparepart shops, mobile and computer shops will be opened in Kathmandu Valley on Tuesday, Sundays and Thursdays from 11 am to 4 pm. Similarly, shopping… Continue reading Prohibitory order relax from today