Executive officer at the Municipality, Ram Prasad Pathak, verbally expressed the municipality promulgated such schemes fearing that modern style houses were being constructed even in the antediluvian settlements by destroying the traditional houses. He added such scheme was introduced to protect traditional houses in the inner components of the municipality and encourage the locals to built houses predicated on traditional styles.

The municipality has promulgated cent percent discount to pass the maps drawn for building such houses along with 50 per cent grant to buy artistic bricks that are decorated in the front components of the house.

A person was found dead at Kaushaltar in Madhyapur Thimi Municipality-15 on Friday morning. Identity of the deceased has not been ascertained yet, police said. Locals had informed the police after witnessing the dead body of around 30 years old.

According to Deputy Superintendent of Police at Metropolitan Police Circle, Rajan Adhikari, the man had deep injuries in the lower parts of the legs. RSS

MYA has achieved the glory on Tuesday, Jan 10th with the secure promotion to the ‘A’ division. MYA succeeded a 3-2 victory over Star Club in the Martyrs Memorial Red Bull B Division Football League.

Madhyapur has 29 points from 14 matches and the second position while Sankata Club became the champion with 30 points from 14 matches. Birgunj has 28 points and third position.

MYA was established on December 30, 2006. It played ´C´ division qualifying in the next year but could not succeed. Nevertheless, it succeeded to qualify in the ´C´ division in 2008. MYA qualified to ´B´ division in 2009.

शिक्षक के.के. मानन्धरं नेपालभाषा ब्वंका च्वनादीगु उगु स्कूलय् शिक्षकयात विद्यालयया हे श्रोतं पारिश्रमिक बीगु व्यवस्था यानातःगु दु अले ब्वंकेत माःगु सफू धाःसा नेपाल सरकारं हे पिकयातःगु दु । स्कूलं इच्छा याःत धाःसा नेपालभाषाया कक्षा संचालन याये थाकु मजू धकाः पुष्टि याःगु थुगु स्कूलं मेमेगु स्कूलय् नं कुतः यात धाःसा नेपालभाषा ब्वंकीगु स्कूलया ल्याः म्हो मजुइगु भलसा नं प्वंकूगु दु। यदि स्कूल स्तरय् हे भाषा ब्वंकेगु व्यवस्था याये फत धाःसा थ्व भाषा लिपा तकं म्वानाच्वीगु बिचाः नेवाः वस्ती नेवाः स्कूल अभियानया कजि दिपक तुलाधरं प्वंकादी। थुकिया दसुकथं वय्कलं दकलय् न्हापां औपचारिक रुपं नेपालभाषां ब्वंकेत चायेकूगु जगत सुन्दर ब्वनेकुथियात कयादी गन विद्यार्थीतय्सं बांलाःगु डिभिजनय् एसएलसी पास यानाच्वंगु दु ।

भाजु दिपक तुलाधरया संयोजकत्वय् थेच्व, बलम्बु, किपू लगायत थीथी नेवाः वस्ती नेवाः स्कूल चायेकेगु अभियान न्ह्यानाच्वंगु दुसा थुकिं फुक्क नेवाः स्कूलया विद्यार्थी व अभिभावकपिं सन्तुष्ट जुयाच्वंगु खँ सम्बद्ध स्कूलतय्सं धाःगु दु। अथे हे प्यदँ न्ह्यवंनिसें नेवाः स्यनामि दबू व कामपाया पहलय् नीनिगू सरकारी स्कूलय् नेपालभाषा ब्वंकेगु ज्या नं न्ह्यानाच्वंगु दु ।

लुमंकेबहः जू, भारतया सिक्किम प्रान्तय् आः तकया दुने च्यागू स्कूल लगायत नेपाःया ४९ गू स्कूलनापं मुक्कं ५७ गू स्कूलय् नेपालभाषा ब्वंकेगु ज्या जुयाच्वंगु दु ।

जेम्सय् पहल
थीथी स्कूलय् नेपालभाषा ब्वंके बीगु झ्वलय् यलया नांजाःगु जेम्स स्कूलय् नं नेपालभाषा तयेकगु पहल नेवाः वस्ती नेवाः स्कूल परियोजनां यानाच्वंगु खँ सीदुगु दु। लिसें येँया ज्याथास्थित अन्नपूर्ण उच्च माविइ नं नेपालभाषा ब्वंकेत इनाप यासें उगु परियोजनाया दुजःपिं डेलिगेशन वंगु दु । (सन्ध्या टाइम्स)

During the ceremony, the website www.rcmadhyapur.org.np was launched by DRR David Shakya. The chief guest launched the first souvenir, ‘Rotaract Club of Madhyapur, Mhasika’ of the club along with the Chartered President of Rotary Club of Madhyapur who inaugurated the club T-shirt. The Board of Directors were appointed and along with other members, they oath of executing their related offices and do best to keep up the decorum of rotaract movement by upholding the constitution of policy of this organization. The Chartered President, Poonam Prajapati was collared by Chartered President of sponsoring rotary club who also handed her the pair of Gong and Gavel as well as Rotaract Handbook. With acceptance of rights and duties, the Chartered President introduced all other members and appointed board of directors. The DRR officially awarded the title to all 35 members including 5 guest members by distributing them lapel pin.

The Chartered Vice-President expressed Vote of Thanks to all guests and delegates, motivators, supporters and contributors by heart on behalf of the club. The program, which formally ended with the speech of chief guest, entertained addressing from guests and their motivation and appreciation. The ceremony came to an end with by bringing all members closer to each other as well as gave opportunity to introduce with rotary and rotaract delegates.

According to the press note released by RAC Madhyapur secretary Sunita Tha Shrestha, Rotaract Clubs entered in Nepal (district 3292) and achieved popularity. For the first time in Nepal, this club was in as Rotaract Club of Birgunj in 1991 and became effective after 7 years of its establishment, in 1998. After around two decades, in the very traditional city of Madhyapur Municipality, the club got entrance under the sponsorship of Rotary Club of Madhypaur with the name of Rotaract Club of Madhyapur.

On 13th day of August, the Rotaract Club of Madhypaur was formed by collecting 30 different personalities from different academics like Engineering, Fine Arts, Chemistry, Sociology, Management, Health, Account, Information Technology, etc. Under motivation and initiative of Rotary Club of Madhyapur, the young men and women came together to give benefits to their community. On 11th October, the club got its recognition as the newest rotaract club in the world. On the very day, it got registered and became member of the international community of Rotary International which was officially declared on the Chartered Presentation Ceremony on 26th of November 2011.

During the raid, the local liquors industries and NEA customers were found using the electricity for pulling water and other purposes by hooking.  The center has taken action against the customers who are running various business by stealing electricity, said chief of the center Raju Shrestha.

The center collected Rs 250,000 fine from the NEA customers.

In the certificate distribution ceremony, CCDS chair Chandra Krishna Prajapati stressed on conducting similar programs regularly in the future.  The program coordinator and society secretary Dil Krishna Prajapati thanked world vision international for their financial support and also congratulated the students for the successful completion of the training.

In the program, Bhaktapur Redcross Society training coordinator Ritu Charan Silwal opined that students should be given practical training in addition to the theoretical counterpart.  The chief guest Ramesh Ukha Shrestha, co chair of Nepal Redcross Society Bhaktapur highlighted the history and the importance of Nepal Redcross Society.

The trainees expressed the sincere gratitude to Chapaho Community Development Society and World Vision International for the valuable training.

Raju Sinkeman and Siddhi Shrestha scored a goal each for MYA in the group stage match. According to MYA President Upendra Man Singh, the draw has kept their semifinal hopes alive.

MYA is on an India tour for match practice before it plays the B division national league.

The team is directly put into the second round league where it will join five other Indian teams.  “We will play two league games and then semifinals if we qualify,” MYA chairman Upendra Man Singh said. Singh added that it would be a good experience for MYA before they play B division national league.

For the tour, Madhyapur Thimi Municipality provided a cash support of Rs. 100,000.

The 18-member team is led by MYA vice-chairman Asta Kumar Kawey while Manoj Ranjit will captain the team.

250 lines in Lokanthali, 150 lines each in Sagbari and Balkot, 100 lines in Brighter Thimi and 200 lines in Naya Basti went out of order after cables were stolen, Nepal Telecom’s Madhyapur Thimi Branch revealed.

According to supervisor at the Nepal Telecom Madhyapur Thimi Branch, Balkrishna Kafle, these telephone lines have become dysfunctional as the cables have been stolen at more than seven different places in the district. “Cable theft is on the rise in the district,” he said. “Whenever we install new cables, it is stolen in a day or two,” Kafle added.

According to him, NT has been urging security personnel to patrol theft-prone areas from midnight to four in the morning but they patrol only for two hours from eight to 10 at night. He said the frequency and trend of stealing the telephone cables has increased in the district and complained that no sooner the Branch installs new cables they are stolen in a day or two. This has caused a big problem for us, he added.

Kafle said the telephone services would be restored soon after replacing the missing telephone cables.

“It costs the company around Rs 300,000 to install telephone cables in a single place,” he informed.

Security personnel maintain they need to focus more on patrolling the highways to check the entry of arms. “The resources at our disposal are not enough. We cannot conduct multiple operations at once,” Inspector Madhusudan Neupane at Metropolitan Police Circle, Thimi, said.

He said personnel in plain clothes were currently patrolling the streets on motorbikes to catch cable thieves. He added – “We are hopeful such incidents will not happen in future,” he added.