CONSTITUTION DRAFTING COMMITTEE MEET INCONCLUSIVE

MAIN CONSTITUTION DRAFTING MEET INCONCLUSIVE

Kathmandu, 23 Dec.: A meeting of the main constitution
drafting committee meet chaired by Nilambar Acharya was
inconclusive Friday
Maoist Chairman Prachanda and UML senior leader Madhav
Kumar Nepal were busy with party programmes while NC parliamentary party leader Ram Chandra Paudel is mourning his mother’s
Death.
The committee was discussing a Prachanda sub-committee to
finalize differences on themes to be includes in a proposed constitution to be promulgated by28 May.
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LOAD-SHEDDING COULD BE INCREASED T0 18 HOURS THIS WINTER

Kathmandu, 23 Dec.: Load-shedding in the current dry winter
spell could be increased to a crippling 18 hours a day, energy
secretary Balananda Paudel told a parliamentary committee
Friday.
The daily power cut was increased from two to 10 hours this
week.
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GUDPAK BHANDAR AGAIN SEALED IN NEW WORK

Kathmandu, 23 3 Dec.: Authorities again sealed the popular Corner Taja
Gudpak Bhandar on New Road Thursday afternoon after it defied authorities and opened shutters
A television station in the morning showed footage of a woman at the shoo selling goods.
The shop was resealed after it marketed gudpak again.
The TC news channel compared the footage with footage
of the same saleswoman with a mole below her covered nose in he winter
even as she attempted to tell the television reporter she had no
links with the previous management.
Authorities shut down the outlet three months for producing and marketing the popular the Nepali sweetmeat
It created a big market at home and abroad in four decades of
operation.
Authorities have filed charges at courts for producing sub-standard ad unmarketable product.
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MEDIA GOOGLE

‘If leaders quarrel for the post of PM neglecting the party’s role, I can also be a candidate. I should also get chance to become PM
candidate.if the door is open for national consensus in the future. The problem will be solved if the party gave opportunity to me.”

(Sujata Koirala, The Himalayan Times, 23 Dec.)
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