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Wednesday, July 25, 2012

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Monday, July 23, 2012

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Monday, December 19, 2011

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Friday, December 09, 2011

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Sunday, June 22, 2008

Result of SLC Published

The long awaited result of the most notable and deserved School Leaving Certificate SLC examinations held on Chaitra 2064 has just been published. The results of the SLC can be found by many ways, visit the following links and use their services:
The SLC result can be obtained by dialing 1600 on landline telephones or sending an SMS message to 1400. Some of the websites even claim that users or students can view their SLC result marks or percentages using them.

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Nepal's last King Gyanendra leaves the (former) Royal Palace

 Nepal ex-King Gyanendra ShahThe Narayanhity royal palace, Nepal's best-known landmark built in the 18th century by the Shah kings to commemorate their bloody victory over the Rana prime ministers, will see the final fall of the dynasty on Wednesday when Gyanendra, the last king of the 239-year-old line, makes his final departure.

Dethroned king Gyanendra and his wife Komal will leave the palace where, by a quirk of fate, they had first moved in as regent and queen on a Wednesday in July 2002, 13 months after he was crowned king following the assassination of his brother, king Birendra.

"The king will leave on  Wednesday," Home Minister Krishna Prasad Sitaula told journalists in the capital on Tuesday. "Before his departure, he will hand over his crown, sceptre and other artifacts of historic importance to the government."

On May 28, Nepal's newly elected constituent assembly, that took the place of the interim parliament, formally proclaimed the Himalayan kingdom a republic and ordered the former royals to vacate the palace within 15 days.
Though the deadline ends on Thursday, Sitaula said: "Why wait till the final moment?"

Nepal's ex-King Gyanendra ShahThe minister, who had met the deposed king last week to discuss his safe exit from the palace, said he had advised Gyanendra to leave the palace in a dignified manner for the benefit of both the royal family and the nation.

However, though the former king and queen would vacate the palace, members of the dynasty would continue to live there.

The former king's 80-year-old stepmother Ratna Shah has been allowed by the government to stay in her mansion in the palace, where she had moved in 1952 as the bride of the then crown prince Mahendra.

Another small house in the palace has been given to a 91-year-old woman, Sarala Tamang, who was the concubine of the king's grandfather Tribhuvan.

Sitaula said the physical planning and work ministry has been given the task of fencing in the two residences from the main palace, which would become a national museum.

Gyanendra has been allowed by the government to take up residence in a summer retreat built by the royal family on the outskirts of Kathmandu.

Text adapted from http://www.deccanherald.com/