अमेरिकाको क्यालिफोर्नियामा चिकित्सकहरुले एक ‘अपत्यारिलो’ शल्यक्रिया सम्पन्न गरेका छन् । चिकित्सकहरुले पहिलो पटक आमाको गर्भमै रहेको शिशुको सफल शल्यक्रिया गरेका हुन् ।
चिकित्सकहरुले एक ‘अंगुर’मा परीक्षण पश्चात २५ साताको एक भ्रूण शिशुको शल्यक्रिया गरेर उक्त क्षेत्रमा एक नयाँ रेकर्ड बनाएका हुन् । बेलायती समाचार एजेन्सी ‘डेली मेल’का अनुसार चिकित्सकहरुले ११ सेन्टिमिटर लघु सुई, तार र बेलुनको मद्दतले उक्त भ्रूणको मुटुको शल्यक्रिया गरेका हुन् ।
शिशु पूर्ण रुपमा विकसित नभएको र शिशुको मुटु ‘ओखर’को आकारमा भएको अवस्थामा उक्त शल्यक्रिया निकै मुस्किल भएको चिकित्सकहरुले बताएका छन् । उनीहरुले उक्त शल्यक्रिया गर्न कयौं चुनौति समेत आइपरेको बताएका छन् ।समाचारका अनुसार उक्त शिशुको मुटुको एक ‘भल्ब’ एकदमै कम विकासित अवस्थामा थियो । जुन एक दुर्लभ रोगको सुरुवाती अवस्था भएको जनाइएको छ । सोही करण चिकित्सकले आमाको गर्भमै उक्त रोग निर्मुल गर्ने निर्णय गरेका थिए ।यो खबर hamrakura.com मा प्रकाशित छ |

काठमाडौँ, ३०  साउन - सामुदायिक रेडियो प्रसारक संघ (अकोराब) का नवनिर्वाचित अध्यक्ष मोहन चापागाईँले अकोराबबाट रेडियो हरु बाहिरिनु स्ववाभिक नभएको बताउनुभएको छ | मेरो एफ एम ९३.५ मेगाहर्ज को कार्यक्रम सालिन संबाद मा कुराकानी गर्नुहुदै उहाले कुनै पनि एक राजनीतिक दललाई साथमा नलिई अगाडी बढ्न नसकिने पनि प्रष्ट पर्नु भयो |सामुदायिक रेडियो अनि विज्ञापनको प्रसङ्ग उठाउदा उहाले आफुले गाउमा भैसी हराएको सुचना समेत प्रशारण गरेको र १८ दिन पछि सो भैसी भेटिएको दाबि समेत गर्नु भयो |सामुदायिक रेडियो प्रसारक संघ (अकोराब) को पाँचौ राष्ट्रिय अधिवेशनले मोहन चापागाईँको नेतृत्वमा नयाँ कार्यकारिणी समिति चयन गरेको थियो,
अधिकांश पदमा सर्वसम्मती जुटेको भनिएपनि नेपाली काँग्रेस, नेकपा एमाले र माओवादीबीच पद बाँडफाँड भएको छ । आइतबार नै चुनाव हुने कार्यतालिका रहेपनि भागबन्डा नमिल्दा सोमबार रातिमात्र चुनावी प्रकृया थालिएको थियो| राजनीतिक दलहरुको चरम दवाव पछि (अकोराव) बाट झण्डै एक दर्जन रेडियोहरुले सदस्यता परित्यागको घोषणा गरेका थिए |

[पाँचौ अधिवेशनले चयन गरेको नयाँ कार्यकारिणी समिति यसप्रकार छः]

अध्यक्षः मोहन चापागाईँ (रेडियो लुम्बिनी, रुपन्देही)

वरिष्ठ उपाध्यक्ष : किशोरजंग थापा (रेडियो गोरखा, गोरखा)

उपाध्यक्ष (जनजाति) : अर्जुन राई (मकालु रेडियो)

उपाध्यक्ष (दलित) : शिवजी गायक (रेडियो जागरण, रुपन्देही)

उपाध्यक्ष (महिला) : यमकुमारी केसी (रेडियो म्याग्दी)

उपाध्यक्ष (मधेसी) : तुलसीराम यादव (रेडियो कपिलबस्तु, कपिलबस्तु)

महासचिवः गोविन्द देवकोटा (रेडियो नारायणी, वीरगञ्ज)

सचिवः अर्जुन गिरी (रेडियो तुल्सीपुर, दाङ)

कोषाध्यक्षः सुवास खतिवडा (रेडियो धादिङ)

क्षेत्रीय संयोजक

पूर्वाञ्चलः राजेन्द्र किराती (रेडियो जनसन्देश, ……..)

मध्यमाञ्चलः होम पाठक (शैलुङ एफएम, ……….)

पश्चिमाञ्चलः भूमि चापागाईँ (विजय एफएम, नवलपरासी)

मध्यपश्चिमाञ्चलः इमानसिंह भारती (रेडियो प्युठान, प्युठान)

सुदुरपश्चिमाञ्चलः रमेश जोशी (रेडियो सुदुरआवाज, डडेल्धुरा)

सदस्यहरुः

खुलाः

शंकर धामी (रेडियो नयाँ नेपाल, दार्चुला)

पिताम्बर सिग्‍देल (रेडियो तमोर, …….)

लक्षमण खड्का (हाम्रो रेडियो, ………)

नेत्रकुमार केसी (रेडियो हिमाल, बाँके)

दिनेशकुमार थपलिया (रेडियो ध्रुवतारा, चितवन)/ लिला खनाल (रडियो सरगम, झापा) (बराबर मत ल्याएकाले आधाआधा कार्यकाल काम गर्ने)

दलितः भुवन सिंह (रेडियो मान्डवी, ………)

मधेसीः अजयकुमार यादव (रेडियो तराई, ……..)

सुनिलकुमार साह (समग्र एफएम, ……..)

महिलाः इन्दु बस्नेत (रेडियो गणतन्त्र राप्ती, दाङ)

प्रेमकुमारी घले (रेडियो मर्स्याङदी)

जनजातिः

महावीर राना (रेडियो लिस्ने आवाज, ……..)

बन्दना दनुवार (रेडियो उदयपुर, उदयपुर)

निवर्तमान अध्यक्ष मिनबहादुर शाही पदेन (रेडियो कर्णाली, जुम्ला)

लेखासमिति

संयोजकः तुला अधिकारी (कृष्णसार एफएम, बाँके)

सदस्यः सरोज पौडेल (कृषि रेडियो, धादिङ), शालिकराम शर्मा (रेडियो शारदा, सल्यान)

 मेरो एफ एम ९३.५ मेगाहर्ज को कार्यक्रम सालिन संबाद मा गरिएको कुराकानी यस्तो छ 

A powerful typhoon that killed at least 10 people in South Korea hit the North early Wednesday, knocking down hundreds of trees, destroying power cables and causing blackouts in a country already struggling to rebuild from earlier flooding.Big rainstorms often mean catastrophe in North Korea because of poor drainage, deforestation and decrepit infrastructure, but the extent of wind and rain damage in the country wasn't immediately clear Wednesday. Pyongyang, the capital, saw strong winds but little apparent damage. Cars splashed through slightly flooded streets, spraying people on crowded sidewalks.Typhoon Bolaven began pummeling the North late Tuesday, on the country's first Youth Day since new leader Kim Jong Un took over in December. Weather officials had warned that it would be the strongest typhoon to hit the region in several years, but its gusts in other parts of Asia weren't as powerful as predicted.

In South Korea, Bolaven left hundreds of thousands without power, canceled flights and temporarily halted joint war games by U.S. and South Korean military forces. The storm also churned up rough seas that smashed two fishing ships into rocks off southern Jeju island, killing five people and leaving 10 missing.Dangerous waves kept rescue vessels from approaching the wrecked Chinese fishing ships. The coast guard used a special gun to shoot rope to one ship so officers could pull themselves over and bring the fishermen back to shore, coast guard spokesman Ko Chang-keon said.

The coast guard rescued 12 fishermen, and six others swam or were washed ashore.The storm killed at least five other people across South Korea. A large container box crushed an apartment janitor to death, a woman fell to her death from a rooftop and another person died after bricks hit a house, according to disaster and fire officials. An 80-year-old man died after a small makeshift building fell on him, officials said, and another man was killed by a falling tree.The storm came as North Korea tries to help people with food, shelter, health care and clean water after heavy flooding in July, according to a recent United Nations situation report. More than 170 died nationwide, and tens of thousands of homes were destroyed in the floods, according to official North Korean accounts.

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                                  A NATO airstrike in eastern Afghanistantargeting a group of insurgents near the Pakistani border killed at least 12 militants Friday, the international military coalition said.

Pakistani intelligence and Afghan officials said Mullah Dadullah, the self-proclaimed leader of the Pakistani Taliban in Pakistan's Bajur tribal area was killed, although they offered conflicting reports on the exact location of the strike. NATO could not confirm that a senior militant had been killed.

Conflicting reports out of the rugged and remote regions along the Afghan-Pakistan border are common shortly after an attack.Kunar provincial official Aslam Gul Mujahid said the airstrike killed 20 people, including Dadullah. Pakistani intelligence officials said Dadullah and 19 others were killed, but they said the airstrike took place in Pakistan's Bajur region, just across the border from Kunar.

The Pakistani intelligence officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to brief the media, said the strike occurred after a cross-border attack by Pakistani Taliban militants who came from Afghanistan.Two Pakistani militiamen also were killed, local tribesmen said on condition of anonymity out of fear for their safety.

The Pakistani intelligence officials said the militiamen and army soldiers fought the militants for hours but eventually repelled the attack.Pakistani Taliban spokesman Ahsanullah Ahsan claimed responsibility for the attack on the outpost in a telephone call to The Associated Press.

It was unclear whether Pakistani and coalition officials coordinated the strike or whether NATO fired on the militants after noticing activity on the border.Pakistan has criticized Afghan and U.S.-led coalition forces for not doing enough to stop cross-border attacks by Taliban militantsagainst targets inside Pakistan.Also in the east, authorities said Friday that insurgents kidnapped three Afghan soldiers and another man from a bus in eastern Afghanistan and killed all four.

           US President Barack Obama on Wednesday called Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to offer condolences over the shooting at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, in which six people, including several Indian nationals, were killed.white House spokesman Jay Carney said Obama paid tribute in the call to the contribution of the Sikh community in the United States and that the two leaders spoke of their shared commitment to tolerance and religious freedom.the killings occurred during Sunday services when Wade Michael Page, a singer in a neo-Nazi punk band, burst into a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin and opened fired on worshippers with a 9mm handgun."the president held a phone call, a conversation with the prime minister of India. The president expressed his condolences to the prime minister because as you know, several of the victims of the shooting in Wisconsin were Indian nationals," Carney said.the two leaders spoke about their shared commitment to tolerance and religious freedom," he added.Obama placed the call from his presidential aircraft as he flew from Washington to Colorado at the beginning of a two-day campaign trip.the FBI said earlier Wednesday that Page, 40, killed himself with a gunshot to the head Sunday after being shot in the stomach by a police officer called to the scene.