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Tuesday, January 24, 2012

101-year-old twiws hope to live for another 5 years

100-YEAR-OLD TWINS

Kathmandu, 25 Jan.: Ganesh Bahadur Karki and Jagkishore Karki, 101-year-old twins from Madhumara near Biratnagar expect to live another five years,
Khilnath Dhakal reports in Nagarik from Biratnagar.
Ganesh is hale and hearty while Jagkishore has been unwell for
sometime.
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SARBENDRA PACHHAI LEADS BCN

Kathmandu, 25 Jan.: Sarbendra Pachhai has been elected board chief
of Bird Conservation Nepal (BCN) by the body’s 29thannualgeneralmeeting.’
A 11-member board was elected.
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SEARCH ON FOR ‘MISTRESS’ DIG WHO KILLED HIS WIFE
Kathmandu, 25 Jan.: Police are desperately searching for Tara Regmi, who was allegedly in a live-in relationship with Armed Police Force DIG Ranjan Koirala, who is accused of killing his wife Gita Dhakal on January 11, Shreejana Shrestha writes in Republica.
“We are frantically searching for Regmi who is said to be close to DIG Koirala so that we may get further details on the murder,” said a source at Metropolitan Police Range, Hanumandhoka.
Regmi, who owns a manpower company, is absconding since the arrest of Koirala, according to police sources.
Similarly, police on Monday interrogated at least five people suspecting their involvement in the murder of Dhakal in a bid to dig out details on how the murder took place.
Police interrogated two drivers, two body guards and a cook - all of whom were working with Koirala -- and released them on the condition that they would appear before the police as and when needed.
Though the police personnel have intensified their investigation in this case, they are yet to record Koirala’s formal statement even on the third day of judicial custody. Those involved in the investigation are facing difficulty to formally record his statement as he is still mentally unsettled.
“He seems lost and keeps staring out,”told a police officer from MPR, Hanumandhoka in condition of anonymity, adding, “Koirala needs some additional time for psychiatric help.”
None of Koirala’s relatives have visited him after he was detained by a joint squad of Metropolitan Police Crime Division and Metropolitan Police Range, Hanumandhoka on Sunday from Nagdhunga, Thankot.



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