नायिका शोभिता सिम्खडाले निर्माताले भने अुनसारको र पूर्व सहमती अनुसार दृश्य दिन नमानेपछि निर्माता युवराज खत्री र नायिका सिंखडाविच पानी वारावरको स्थिती आएको छ । चलचित्रको छायांकन अघि नायिकाले केही दृश्य दिन नमानेपछि अहिले शोभिता प्रोमोशनमा पछि परेकीछिन् । चलचित्रमा रहेका बेड सिन र चुम्वनका दृश्यहर नायिका खड्काले चलचित्रको छायांकनमा पुगेपछि दिन नमानेपछि केही दृश्यहरु्रको छायांकन नै नगरीएको निर्माता युवराजले वताएका छन् ।
चलचित्रको छायांकन अघि शोभिताले यस्ता सिन दिने सहमती गरेपछि छायांकनमा पुगेपछि भने दिन नमानेको आरोप निर्माणपक्षले लगाएको छ । यही जेठ १२ गतेवाट प्रदर्शनमा आउने तयारीमा रहेको चलचित्र द लास्ट किसमा शोभिता मुख्य भुमिकामा रहेकी छिन् । तर, पनि पोष्टर तथा विभीन्न प्रोमोहरुमा भने शोभितालाई पछि पारीएको छ । शोभितापछि पर्नुको कारण, छायांकनको समय देखि उनी र निर्माता विच देखिएको कटुता हो ।
चलचित्र द लास्ट किसमा उनको भन्दा वढि प्रमोशन कलाकार वेवी रोजाको भईरहेको छ । चलचित्रको लागि तयार पारीएको पोष्टरमा समेत शोभितालाई स्थान कम दिइएको छ । शोभिताले भनेअनुसारको दृश्य नदिएपछि केही दृश्यहरुको छायांकन नै हुन नपाएको निर्माणपक्षले खुलासा गरेको छ । यसैविच, अनलाईनखवरले नायिका शोभिताले द लास्ट किसमा गरेको रोमान्सको भिडियो पहिलो पटक सार्वजनिक गरेको छ, गोविन्द राईले कोरीयोग्राफी गरेको यो भिडियोमा शोभिता हट देखिएकी छिन् ।

A decisive talks between the major three political parties and Samyukta Loktantrik Madhesi Morcha (SLMM) is due to be held on Tuesday.
With barely a week to go before the statute deadline of May 27, the political parties have intensified talks to give a logical conclusion to all the pending contentious issues.
However, the time for today’s meeting has not been fixed, Prime Minister’s political advisor Devendra Poudel informed.
The parties are yet to decide on whether federating country on the basis of single ethnic identity or multi ethnic identity.
The meeting held on Monday ended inconclusively after the UCPN (Maoist) and the SLMM proposed a three-month extension of the Constituent Assembly (CA) by introducing a preliminary draft of the constitution by May 27, deferring for now any agreement on federalism.
Meanwhile, the Nepali Congress and the CPN-UML had proposed promulgating the constitution before May 27, and referring the points of contention on federalism to “the transformed parliament” and the proposed Central Federal Commission.
Though various proposals were floated in the cross-party talks on state restructuring, agreement is still elusive.

इन्डियन पि्रमियर लिग क्रिकेट आइपीएलको पहिलो क्वालिफायरमा मंगलबार दिल्ली डेयर डेभिल्स र कोलकत्ता नाईट राईडर्स भिड्ने छन् । साहारा स्टेडियम पूणेमा नेपाली समय अनुसार राति ८ बजेपछि खेल निकै रोमान्चक हुने अनुमान गरिएको छ ।

जातीय पहिचान सहितको संघीय संरचनाको माग गर्दै आदिवासी जनजाति महासंघ संयुक्त संघर्ष समितिले आह्वान गरेको बन्दको तेस्रो दिन मंगलबार राजधानी लगायत मुलुकभरको जनजीवन प्रभावित भएको छ । तराई क्षेत्रमा वृहत मधेशी मोर्चा र थरुहट संघर्ष समितिको बन्द पनि जारी छ ।
राजधानीका सडकमा सवारी साधन कुदेको छैन । विभिन्न स्थानमा बन्दकर्ताले प्रदर्शन गरेका छन् । लगातार तेस्रो दिनको बन्दले राजधानीको जनजीवन कष्टकर बन्दै छ भने तराई क्षेत्रमा विभिन्न संघ संगठनले गर्दै आएको लामो समयको बन्दले त्यता जनजीवन थप कष्टकर भएको छ । बन्दकर्ताले दाङमा सवारी साधानमा तोडफोड गरेको छ ।

प्रमुख चार राजनीतिक शक्तिहरूबीच राज्य पुनर्संरचनासहितका विवादित विषयमा सहमति जुटाउने प्रयास असफल भएको छ । माओवादी-मधेसी मोर्चाको गठबन्धनले अघि सारेको एकल जातीय पहिचानमा आधारित १० प्रदेशको प्रस्तावलाई कांग्रेस-एमालेले ठाडै अस्वीकार गरेका छन् । सहमतिको प्रयास भने जारी रहने दुवै पक्षले जनाएका छन् ।
माओवादीले सडकमा अराजकता सिर्जना गराई सत्ता कब्जा गर्ने वा अन्य पार्टीबाट सभासद चोरेर आफ्नो एजेन्डामा दुईतिहाइ पुर्‍याउने षड्यन्त्र गरिरहेको कांग्रेस-एमालेको आरोप छ । संघीय आयोग गठन गरी नमिलेका विषय रूपान्तरित संसद्लाई छोड्ने प्रस्तावबाट पछि हटेको माओवादी संविधानसभा भवनमा सोमबार साँझ भएको बैठकमा एक जातीय पहिचानमा आधारित १० प्रदेशको प्रस्तावमा फर्किएपछि कांग्रेस-एमाले थप चिढिएका हुन् । माओवादी-मधेसी मोर्चाले कांग्रेस-एमालेले संघीयता नचाहेको आरोप लगाउँदै संविधानसभामा मतदानको प्रक्रियामा जाने बताएका छन् ।  
'पार्टीहरूबीच सहमतिका लागि वास्तविक र गम्भीर प्रयासभन्दा पनि अरू पार्टीबाट (सभासद चोरेर) दुईतिहाइ पुर्‍याउने षड्यन्त्र भइरहेको शंका छ,' पूर्वप्रधानमन्त्री एवं एमाले वरिष्ठ नेता माधवकुमार नेपालले भने, 'पार्टीलाई विभिन्न हिसाबले दबाब दिने, सडक कब्जा गरी मुलुकलाई अस्तव्यस्त बनाएर सबै शक्ति हातमा लिएर माओवादीले विद्रोहमा जान खोजेको शंका छ ।'
नेपालले जेठ १४ भित्र न्यूनतम सहमतिको संविधान जारी गर्नुपर्नेमा जोड दिए । 'यसका लागि दाउपेच र षड्यन्त्र होइन, खुला छलफल आवश्यक छ,' उनले भने । संविधानसभाको म्याद सकिन ६ दिनमात्र बाँकी रहेका बेला संविधानको मस्यौदा निर्माण र पारित गर्ने प्रक्रियाबारे दलहरू अन्योलमा छन् । 'जेठ १४ मा संविधान जारी गर्ने आशा त्यागिसकेका छैनौं, त्यसैले वार्तामा बसिरहेका छौं,' नेपालले भने, 'मस्यौदा कसरी तयार गर्ने, पारित गर्ने प्रक्रिया कसरी पूरा गर्ने भन्नेमा केही छलफल भएको छैन ।'

सरकारले तयार गरेको सहमतिपत्रमा महत्त्वपूर्ण शब्द छुटेको भन्दै आन्दोलनरत आदिवासी जनजाति संयुक्त संघर्ष समितिले सरकारी वार्ता टोलीसँग सहमति गरेन ।
'जातीय पहिचान एवं सामथ्र्यका आधारमा संघीयता हुने' भनी सरकारले सहमतिपत्रमा उल्लेख गरे पनि संघर्ष समितिका पदाधिकारीले एकल जातीय पहिचानसहितको संघीयता उल्लेख गर्न माग गरेपछि सोमबार राति अबेरसम्म समिति र सरकारी वार्ता टोलीबीचको बैठकमा सहमति हुन नसकेको हो ।
स्रोतका अनुसार समितिका पदाधिकारीले सहमतिपत्रमा उल्लेख भएको 'समानुपातिक र समावेशी निर्वाचन प्रणाली अवलम्बन गर्ने' भन्ने बुँदामा समेत असहमति जनाएका थिए । उनीहरूले समानुपातिकका अगाडि 'पूर्ण' शब्द थपेर पूर्ण समानुपातिक बनाइनुपर्ने माग गरेका थिए । 'हामीले पूर्ण समानुपातिक र समावेशी निर्वाचन प्रणालीको माग गरेका हौं,' बैठकमा सहभागी संघर्ष समितिका एक सदस्यले भने ।  
भाषामा आपत्ति जनाएपछि सरकारी वार्ता टोलीका संयोजक एवं शान्तिमन्त्री टोपबहादुर रायमाझीले मंगलबार सच्याएर प्रस्तुत गर्ने आश्वासन दिएका छन् । 'सरकारी टोलीले सहमतिपत्र मंगलबार सच्याउने भनेको छ,' एक सहभागीले भने । केही शब्दहरू अस्पष्ट हुनाका साथै भाषासमेत सच्याउनुपर्ने भएकाले सहमति हुन नसकेको संघर्ष समितिका पर्शुराम तामाङले बताए ।
सोमबारै प्रधानमन्त्री बाबुराम भट्टराईसहित माओवादी, कांग्रेस र एमालेका शीर्ष नेताहरू र संघर्ष समितिबीच वार्ता भएअनुसार सरकारी वातर्ा टोलीले राति बसेको बैठकमा सातबँुदे सहमतिपत्र प्रस्तुत गरेको थियो । संघर्ष समिति र शीर्ष नेताहरूबीच दिउँसो छुट्टै र बेलुकी सरकारी वार्ता टोलीसँग छलफल भएको थियो ।
संघर्ष समितिले एकल पहिचानसहितको संघीयता, जातीय जनसंख्याको आधारमा समानुपातिक निर्वाचन प्रणाली, राज्यका सबै तहमा समावेशीकरण लगायतका माग राख्दै आइतबारदेखि बन्दै गर्दै आएको छ । संघर्ष समितिको घटक आदिवासी जनजाति महासंघका अध्यक्ष राजकुमार लेखीले वार्ता निष्कर्षमा नपुगेकाले आन्दोलन जारी रहेको बताए ।

धनकुटाको बोधेमा पहिरोले परिएर चार जनाको मृत्यु भएको छ । मृत्यु हुनेहरु मध्ये झमक याखा, सुनिल गुरुङ र टिका गुरुङको सनाखत भएको छ भने बाँकी एक जनाको सनाखत हुन बाँकी रहेको प्रहरीले जनाएको छ ।सँगै गएका सुमन राई भने बाँच्न सफल भएका छन् ।

At close to 7 am on Monday morning, Raj Kundra let the world know on a micro-blogging site how happy he was to have been blessed with a baby boy.

His wife, actress Shilpa Shetty, delivered their child in the early hours at a hospital in Khar, Mumbai. Raj, doting husband and proud father, was by Shilpa's side all through till the time of her delivery. He tweeted: "God has blessed us with a beautiful baby boy. Both mother and baby are fine. I am thrilled to bits!!!!!! A big thank you to my wife @TheShilpaShetty for the bestest gift ever."

Shilpa's mother and sister Shamita were present at the hospital along with Raj and his family. At about 11 am, Raj again tweeted and let the world know that both mother and baby were resting. The filmi world was prompt in wishing the couple and the baby. In fact, all who attended Shilpa's baby shower, which was hosted earlier this month by sister Shamita Shetty along with Kiran Bawa and Rupali Shah, sent their wishes to the couple. When contacted, Malaika Arora Khan said, "Congratulations to Shilpa and Raj! Of course, we will be visiting them." Actress Raveena Tandon Thadani too expressed her joy. "We will be visiting Shilpa and Raj as soon as Shilpa is allowed visitors. Congratulations to both of them." Even actor Arjan Bajwa extended his best wishes to the couple. He said, "Congratulations to both of them, for the new born baby boy. May his future be bright. Lots of love and best wishes."

Happy Notes Bipasha Basu (@bipsluvurself): @TheShilpaShetty and Raj Congratulations on the birth of your little baby boy! So happy for you both!Love!

Neil Nitin Mukesh (@NeilNMukesh): Yipee just got news that Shilpa and Raj have welcomed their new born son. Yipeeeee loads of love to them both! And kisses to the baby.

Talking Strings, an ‘instrumental fusion album on Sitar’ featuring Sitarist Sita Maiya Rajchal was lunched at a programme organised at the Nepal Tourism Board, Pradarshani Marg on May 16.
The instrumental album was launched jointly by Indian Ambassador Jayant Prasad and Vice Chancellor of the Nepal Academy of Music and Drama Prachanda Malla. It features guitarists Anil Shahi, Dipak Thapa, Dipesh Singh, Anup Das, and Will, along with JB Lama and Binaya Maharjan on the flute. Santosh Bhakta Shrestha has been featured on the Esraj while Laxmi Prasad Dangol plays percussion along with Kenjuma Subba as well as soprano Rabin Karki Dhali.
Rajchal, and a few other members of the musical crew gave a heart rendering live performance on Wave of Emotion, a six-minute instrumental taken from the album being launched. The album consists of seven other tracks composed by Joogle Dangol, a known name in the Nepali music industry.
The album, a fusion of Eastern and Western classical music hopes to receive attention from a youth-base that is increasingly stepping away from classical music. Each track on Talking Strings is composed with a different theme in mind and tells its own story. “I feel that instrumental music can be more powerful and meaningful than lyrical songs,” says Dngol. “Lyrics can be inhibiting while
stories told solely through instruments are more philosophical.”

If you’re the kind that has long followed the adventures of them brawny costumed men (and occasional woman) in possession of enviable superhuman abilities, 2012 takes you to the pinnacle of your spandexed dreams. The Marvel world all but exploded with the recent release of The Avengers, a big, noisy, relentless spectacle that will have disciples of the genre whooping for joy—others, not so much. Written and directed by Buffy the Vampire Slayer creator and notorious comic-book junkie Joss Whedon, the film ties up several back-stories that we’ve been offered in installments since 2008 as part of Marvel’s ‘Cinematic Universe’—Iron Man I and II starring Robert Downey Jr as quippy billionaire Tony Stark, the Incredible Hulk with Edward Norton (reprised from Eric Bana’s mediocre 2003 take on the green giant), 2011’s Thor with Chris Hemsworth as the hammer-wielding Nordic god and Captain America: The First Avenger starring a flag-wearing Chris Evans. But those of you expecting to witness any degree of profundity in this large-scale men-in-tights mashup, be warned; The Avengers is allabout action—glorious, maniacal action—and little else. This is one strictly for the fans.
Last we saw, Nick Fury (Samuel L Jackson), director of supersecret US government agency S.H.I.E.L.D, with the help of the sultry spy Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), was busy recruiting the big boys for the Avengers Initiative, a superhero backup plan in case of an earth crisis. Enlisted are Iron Man and Captain America, the latter freshly roused from an icy 70-year nap. Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo, the most effective Hulk by far) is currently in a Calcutta slum keeping his angry alter ego at bay. And Thor is kicking back in the alien world of Asgard, having just quelled the overreaching ambitions of his adopted brother Loki (Tom Hiddleston).

The way a child is reared is influenced by the culture, religious beliefs and societal norms of the particular community into which the child is born. Parents and families tend to follow what they have observed being practiced for generations, and don’t often stop to question the logic behind these practices. It can be reassuring to go along with what you see others doing, rather than going the extra step to do something different and risk being criticised for it. Most Nepali families have several dos and don’ts when it comes to handling a newborn, and these have become common irrespective of the religion and ethnicity of such families, owing to the fact that various communities have long co-existed in harmony in our country, and have naturally come to share certain cultural beliefs over time.
It is, for example, a good practice to keep a newborn warm and wrapped up, to simulate the environment within the mother’s womb. But people tend to overdo this. Clothing the baby heavily in many layers and confining the child to a heated room can cause dehydration through sweating. Post-delivery, the mother and baby are usually kept in very warm rooms without proper ventilation because it is believed they will get sick from the cold air outside. And when visitors come into these poorly-ventilated premises, it is even more risky, particularly if they are carrying air-borne infections like a cough or a cold—the baby could easily get infected. And using coal heaters to warm the room could also lead to carbon monoxide poisoning if the rooms are not allowed enough access to fresh air.

Researchers on Thursday challenged a tenet of modern medicine that higher levels of "good" cholesterol automatically boost cardiovascular health.

In a study published in The Lancet, investigators said they found no evidence to back the belief that higher levels of high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol routinely reduce the risk of a heart attack.

High concentrations of HDL are one of the big markers for blood tests.

They are monitored as much as low levels of "bad" cholesterol (low-density lipoprotein, or LDL) as a yardstick of dangerously clogged arteries.

The paper used a method called mendelian randomisation to compare heart-attack risk among people who inherited known genetic variants that gave them higher HDL levels.

According to conventional wisdom, these individuals would have a lower risk of a coronary.

But the study, which looked at nearly 12,500 people with a history of a heart attack and over 41,000 otherwise healthy counterparts, found this was not always the case.

The results are important because of the use of drugs, sometimes inflicting side effects, which are administered to boost HDL cholesterol levels.

"These results show that some ways of raising HDL cholesterol might not reduce risk of myocardial infarction [heart attack] in human beings," said Sekar Kathiresan of Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School.

"Therefore, if an intervention such as a drug raises HDL cholesterol, we cannot automatically assume that risk of myocardial infarction will be reduced."

In contrast, the study said "bad" cholesterol remained an accurate marker of cardiac risk.

Separately, a study, also carried in Thursday's Lancet, confirmed the benefits of LDL-lowering statins for protecting people with no previous history of cardiovascular disease.

President Ram Baran Yadav on Monday expressed serious concerns over crippling shutdowns, attacks on the media and lack of concrete progress on constitution drafting.
With barely a week to go before the statute deadline of May 27, the President held separate and serious discussions with top leaders of four major political forces and Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai and drew their attention to the hardship the public has been facing, their grievances and political commitments made in the past.
Before holding discussions with the PM, Yadav held meetings with UCPN (Maoist) Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal, Nepali Congress President Sushil Koirala, CPN-UML Chairman Jhala Nath Khanal and Chairman of the Madhesi Janadhikar Fouram-Loktantrik Bijaya Kumar Gachhaddar.
The President urged the leaders to forge consensus immediately on disputed issues and create an environment conducive to drafting the constitution.
Koirala said the President asked the leaders to understand the gravity of the situation and come to terms on the disputed issues by today.
In response, leaders said they were doing their best to forge consensus.
The President also criticised the manner in which leaders were seeking consensus. "How can you arrive at consensus without holding concrete talks? Instead of forging consensus you are coming out in the streets and fuelling the already tense situation," the president told the leaders.
The leaders assured Yadav that they will bring out the constitution by May 27 at any cost.
"Why is the state not paying serious attention to the public's sufferings for long due to the strikes. Is it not the government's duty to address the public's suffering?" the President told the PM, according to the President's Press Adviser, Rajendra Dahal.

Supporters of the banda called by the Nepal Federation of Indigenous Nationalities (NEFIN) and the Indigenous Nationalities Joint Struggle Committee (INJSC) continued to target journalists and press vehicles on Monday, the second day of their three-day shutdown.
The supporters manhandled seven journalists belonging to different media houses on Monday, while several vehicles being used by journalists and media houses were vandalised throughout the day.
Two vehicles carrying newspapers to Chitwan and Jhapa were vandalised by the supporters on Monday. A vehicle (Ba 5 Cha 962) belonging to Kantipur Publications was attacked at Kerkha in Jhapa district. Another vehicle belonging to Annapurna Post daily was also vandalised.
Banda enforcers also vandalised a vehicle carrying copies of the Gorkhapatra daily in Chitwan and attacked the Chitwan district Secretary of the Federation of Nepali Journalists, Radhe Shyam Khatiwada. Khatiwada's bike was also vandalised by the banda supporters.
After the strike took a violent turn on Sunday, various social organisations and civil society bodies condemned the “irresponsible and antisocial medium adopted to voice dissent."
The civil society oprganisations said violence should never be a medium to press for demands in a democracy.
Though NEFIN Chairman Raj Kumar Lekhi, in a statement, urged cadres not to obstruct the movement of media persons, banda supporters have ignored the call.

Central leaders of the Nepali Congress and the CPN-UML on Monday presented an 11-point "note of suggestions" to their leadership for a timely constitution.
The leaders also demanded that the latest five-point agreement among the parties be implemented with immediate effect.
A joint meeting of the leaders of the NC and the UML in Singha Durbar dwelt on the present political situation and suggested that contentious issues in the constitution writing process be settled in accordance with the five-point deal signed on May-5.
Any idea of extending the term of the Constituent Assembly would be "undemocratic" and, therefore, should be discarded, leaders who attended the meeting said.
The also demanded that the five-point pact be followed while dealing with issues of state restructuring and national unity government formation.
As the leaders said state restructuring is a very sensitive and complex issue, they recommended that wide consultations be held on this with civil society members, intellectuals and other experts. Multiple states must be carved out on the basis of common identity, said the leaders.
They further demanded that the proposed "unnaturally large" central and provincial legislatures be downsized and that the number be decided on the basis of geographical, demographic and economic viability.
Stressing on a uniform way of electing executive heads of the centre and the provinces, the meeting demanded that a certain quota be reserved in the direct election constituency for the oppressed and the dalits.
The meeting expressed serious concerns over Maoist Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal's recent statements that "instigated communal riots and jeopardised social harmony." Leaders demanded that the Maoist leadership publicly apologise for its "provocative" statements.
Twenty-five leaders--sixteen from the UML and nine from the NC--were present in the joint meeting.
Prakash Jwala, Khagraj Adhikari, Arun Nepal, Ghanashyam Bhusal, Bhanubhakta Joshi, Yogesh  Bhattarai, Bhanubhakta Dhakal,Netra Prasad Panthi, Jagannath Khatiwada, among others, represented the UML, while NP Saud, Chandra Bhandari, Gagan Thapa, Dhanraj Gurung, Badri Pandey, Ajay Dwivedi, Jivan Pariyar, Surendraraj Pandey and Badri Pandey represented the NC in the meeting.

म्याग्दीको निस्कोटमा एक युवकले आफ्नै आमाको हत्या गरेका छन्। निस्कोट-९ का कुमार पुनले ७७ वर्षीय बृद्ध आमा भरिमा पुनलाई हत्या गरेका हुन्। मदिराले मातिएका कुमारले आईतवार राती घरेलु हतियार प्रयोग गरेर हत्या गरेको जिल्ला प्रहरी कार्यालय ,म्याग्दीले जनाएको छ।

छोराकै आक्रमणमा घाईते भएका प्रमाण पुनलाई म्याग्दी अस्पतालमा सामान्य उपचारपछि थप उपचारकोलागि पोखरा पठाईएको छ। अभियुक्त पुनलाई पक्राउ गरेको असई टिकाराम कँडेलले बताए।

        मान्छेको मृत्यु पछिको संस्कार गर्दा पहिलोपटक चिहान निर्माण गर्ने चलनलाई तोड्दै धनकुटाको खुवाफोक गाउँ विकास समितिका वृद्धहरुले मृत्यु हुन अगाडि नै आफ्नो चिहान निर्माण गर्न थालेका छन्।
  
मरे पछि पनि आफ्नो चिनोको रुपमा चिहान रहोस भनेर मृत्यु अगाडी नै उनीहरुले चिहान बनाएका हुन्। परिवारका सदस्यहरुले मरे पछि सिमेन्टले ढलान गरेर घर जस्तै चिहान बनाई दिदैनन् भन्ने शंकाले मृत्यु अगाडी नै चिहान बनाएको उनीहरुले बताएका छन्। खुवाफोक-३ साप्तेनका धनबहादुर याखा (७५) को भनाई मर्नु अगाडी नै चिहान बनाउदा आफुले रोजेको ठाउँमा भने जस्तो बनाउन पाईने भएकाले चिहान बनाएको बताए। उनले गाउँको चिहानडाँडामा ३ बर्ष अगाडी नै सिमेन्ट ढलान गरेर आफ्नो चिहान बनाई सकेका छन्। उमेर हुँदा ४ जना संग विहे भए पनि कसैबाट सन्तान नभएको र श्रीमतिहरुले छाडेर गए पछि एक्लो जिन्दगी विताई रहेका धनबहादुर दाजुभाई नाता पर्नेको घरमा बस्दै आएका छन्। अहिले युरिक एसिड रोगले थलिएर घरमै बस्दै आएका धनबहादुर मारे पछि आफैले बनाएको चिहान लगेर दाहसंस्कार गर्न अनुरोध गर्दै आएका छन्। उनले बृद्धभक्त रकम जम्मा गरेर चिहान बनाएको बताए।
त्यसो त खुवाफोक-३ साप्तेनका दिलबहादुर याखा (७८) ले पनि चिहानडाँडामै चिहान बनाएका छन्। ३ बर्ष अगाडी श्रीमतिको मृत्यु भए पछि उनले श्रीमतिको चिहान संगै आफ्नो पनि चिहान बनाए हुन्। हाल धरानमा बस्दै आएका दिलबहादुरलाई छोरानातिले नबनाउन भन्दा पनि जर्वजस्ती चिहान बनाएका हुन्। श्रीमतिको मृत्यु पछि निकै दुखित भएका उनलाई चिहान बनाउदा धेरैले कुरा काट्ने र संस्कार विपरीत हुने भनेर सम्झाउदा समेत नमानेको नाति किसन याखाले बताए।

                 पत्रकारलाई निर्वाधरुपमा समाचार संकलन गर्न बाधा पुगेको र स्थानीय प्रशासनले पत्रकारको सुरक्षामा चासो नदिएको भन्दै मंगलबार यहाँबाट प्रकाशित हुने पत्रिका प्रकाशन बन्द गर्ने, रेडियो र टेलिभिजनले समाचार बुलेटिन नदिने भएका छन्।

नेपाल पत्रकार महासंघ रुपन्देहीको कार्यालयमा भएको पत्रकार महासंघ रुपन्देहीका पदाधिकारी, सम्पादक, प्रकाशन र प्रशारण संस्थाका सञ्चालकहरुको भेलाले पत्रकारहरुमाथि भएको श्रृखंलाबद्ध आक्रमणप्रति चिन्ता व्यक्त गर्दै सांकेतिक विरोधस्वरुप मंगलबार पत्रिका प्रकाशन बन्द गर्ने, रेडियो र टेलिभिजनमा समाचार प्रशारण बन्द गर्ने निर्णय गरेको हो।
जातीय पहिचानसहितको संघीयताको माग गर्दै आन्दोलनमा उत्रिएका आदिवासी जनजाति महासंघ आवद्ध व्यक्तिहरुले रुपन्देहीमा सोमवार तीन सञ्चारकर्मीका मोटरसाइकल तोडफोड गर्नुका सार्थ आफू अनुकुल समाचार नदिएको भन्दै धम्काएको नेपाल पत्रकार महासंघ रुपन्देहीले जनाएको छ। पत्रकारलाई समाचार संकलनमा बाधा नपुर्‍याउने प्रतिबद्धता जनाएपनि आन्दोलनकारी व्यवहारमा सञ्चारकर्मीप्रति असहिष्णु बन्दै गएको बताए।
प्रेस चौतारी नेपालका पूर्व अध्यक्ष एवं जनसंघर्ष दैनिकका प्रधानसम्पादक बालकृष्ण चापागाईले आन्दोलनकारी अराजक बन्दाको मार सञ्चारकर्मी ले व्यहोर्नुपरेको बेला राज्यले सुरक्षाको प्रत्याभूति दिन नसकेको बताए।
नेपाल पत्रकार महासंघका केन्द्रीय सदस्य एवं लुम्बिनी दैनिकका सम्पादक मोहन चापागाईंले पत्रकारले काम गर्न नसक्ने जनाउदै पत्रिका बन्द हुनु दुखद भएको बताउदै स्थानीय प्रशासन पत्रकारको सुरक्षाप्रति संवेदनशील नबनेको बताए। ‘छलफलमा सहभागी साथहरुले पत्रकार महासंघसगँ सुरक्षाको ग्यारेण्टी गर्न माग गरे, महासंघ आफैंले सुरक्षाको ग्यारेण्टी गर्ने नभई राज्यका निकायलाई झक्झकाउने हो, राज्यका निकाय नै निकम्मा भएका छन्-उनले भने।

नेपाली कांग्रेस र नेकपा एमाले सम्वद्ध युवा तथा विद्यार्थी संगठनले १० गते बृहद सद्भाव र्‍याली निकाल्ने भएका छन् । युवा संघ, तरुण दल, अनेरास्ववियु र नेविसंघले संयूक्त पत्रकार सम्मेलन गरी पछिल्लो समयमा मुलुकको जातीय सदभाव खलबलिन थालेको भन्दै जातीय सदभाव कायम गर्न आग्रह गरेका छन् ।