Nepal

Harke Haldar | हर्के हल्दार जापानमा | 06 September 2019 (Ep 430) VideoLink: https://trailer.ecroaker.com/component/search/?videoid=fpwBie6-HIg

Kathmandu, September 8

Chief Whip of Nepal Communist Party (NCP) Dev Prasad Gurung today urged the government to file a review petition at the Supreme Court, against the apex courtrecent verdict in the Ncellcase.

The Supreme Court had given its verdict on August 26 in Ncellfavour, in a case filed by the private telecom against Large Taxpayers& Office, for imposing Rs 62.63 billion as applicable capital gains tax on Ncell, in its buyout deal.

A five-member full bench of the Supreme Court had decided that Ncell was expected to fulfil its capital gains tax liability from 6 February 2019, and not from the date the Large Taxpayers& Office imposed capital gains tax on Ncell.

Ncell is supposed to pay around Rs 45 billion capital gains tax. Nepal Communist Party leader Gurung drew the attention of the government to file a review petition against the Supreme Courtrecent verdict, which could be heard by a grand jury.

A grand jury comprises members more than five justices of the Supreme Court. Lawmaker Prem Suwal of Nepal Workers and Peasants Party said the Supreme Court recently passed an order in favour of Ncell, in capital gains tax issues and the House should form a probe committee to initiate impeachment process against ‘erring judges.&

Lawyers have, however, said there was no chance of filing a review petition against the verdict of the Supreme Court as the case was decided by a five-member full bench. There were no legal ground to file review petition in this case, they said.

The post Govt urged to review apex courtruling in Ncell case appeared first on The Himalayan Times.

BOOMERANG (2019) New Released Full Hindi Dubbed Movie | Atharvaa, Megha Akash | South Movie 2019 VideoLink: https://trailer.ecroaker.com/component/search/?videoid=Ou9k3AUGrLk

KATHMANDU: Dr Sanduk Ruit, senior ophthalmologist, is presently admitted at Norvic International Hospital after being diagnosed with dengue, a mosquito-borne viral infection.

Dr Ruit was admitted to the Thapathali-based hospital after the onset of a fever on Friday morning, informed Kedar Acharya, personal assistant to the doctor.

Acharya further informed that Dr Ruit experienced some discomfort while he was checking his patients at the Out Patient Department (OPD) of Tilganga Hospital on Friday morning and decided to go for a check-up. He was admitted to the hospital directly and his blood sample was sent for test. His treatment began as the test resulted positive for dengue, Acharya said.

He added that Dr Ruithealth is improving and he is expected to be discharged tomorrow which will be confirmed after the doctors check him today.

Dr Ruit helped establish the Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology and is known for treating financially-challenged patients free of cost. Ruit recently won many hearts when he restored the eye-sight of a 13-year-old boy, Roshan Theeng.

In April 2018, the senior ophthalmologist was presented with Padma Shri, the fourth highest civilian award in India, by Indian President Ram Nath Kovind.

There has been an unprecedented rise in the cases of dengue across the country. Dengue cases have risen in 56 districts across the country. According to the Epidemiology and Disease Control Division, 3,890 patients have tested positive for dengue since July 17 and six of them have died.

As many as 254 people are suffering from dengue in Kathmandu, 32 in Lalitpur, 33 in Bhaktapur and an alarming 1,036 dengue cases have been reported in Chitwan.

Earlier, Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Development, Chakrapani Khanal, had also been infected with the disease. He was admitted to Grande International Hospital in the capital city for treatment.

Symptoms of dengue include high fever, severe headache, pain behind eyes, pain in muscles and bones, rashes and back pain.

The post Dr Sanduk Ruit hospitalised after being diagnosed with dengue appeared first on The Himalayan Times.