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Kathmandu, September 11

Kathmandu Metropolitan City is all set to officially welcome 48 special foreign guests to observe Indra Jatra, an eight-daylong festival, for the first time. The jatra began yesterday upon the erection of a sacred wooden pole in Hanumandhoka.

Speaking at an event organised here today, mayor of KMC, Bidya Sundar Shakya said five mayors of foreign cities were among special guests invited to attend the longest festival of the country.

He said KMC had also formed Indra Jatra Management Committee to make the festival a success. &KMC will bear the costs for the accommodation of the invitees.

We have allocated one million rupees for this purpose. Participation of foreign guests in the festival is expected to boost the Visit Nepal-2020 campaign,& he said.

Foreign guests are scheduled to attend special ceremonies as part of the jatra to be held on Friday. They will also visit Chandragiri Hills, Swoyambhunath Stupa, Pashupatinath and other religious and heritage sites.

Kathmandu Metropolitan City confirmed that mayors of various metropolitan cities and officials from countries, including the USA, China, India, Japan, Bangladesh and Bhutan will be joining the festival. Kathmandu Metropolitan City has sister metropolitan cities in those countries. Mayor Shakya said the event will strengthen KMCrelationship with sister cities and help promote Nepali culture and festivities in the world. Indra Jatra is celebrated annually with much fanfare by worshipping lord Indra, the Hindu god of rain.

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Kathmandu, September 11

The Supreme Court today issued a ruling in favour of Sanjeev Thapa, chair of Nepal Red Cross Society, by nullifying the decision of District Administration Office, Kathmandu.

DAO Kathmandu had decided to dissolve Thapa-led central working committee of the NRCS, stayed its general assembly and had prevented the central working committee from holding new elections.

The decision was passed by a division bench of justices Ananda Mohan Bhattarai and Dambar Bahadur Shahi. The bench observed that the power to dissolve the central working committee of the Nepal Red Cross Society rested with the government and not with the DAO, Kathmandu, as per the law.

The apex court said DAOdecision to dissolve the central working committee of Nepal Red Cross Society and the decision to stay general assembly were unlawful.

The court said DAO, Kathmandu took decision to dissolve the central working committee of NRCS without giving the office bearers the right to be heard and thus it was against the principle of natural justice.

District Administration Office, Kathmandu had decided to halt the societygeneral assembly, saying corruption allegation against the office bearers was being probed following which Thapa moved the apex court. The court also ordered the government body to allow Thapa-led committee to work until the next central working committee was elected.

DAO, Kathmandu had dissolved Thapa-led committee on May 20 and had formed a 17 member ad hoc committee which was led by senior official of NRCS Bishwa Keshar Maskey. Thapa had filed the case at the apex court on June 3.

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