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As per breaking news, atleast 19 people, including 16 foreigners tourist, mostly Italian and 3 crew members who were boarded on Sita Airways have killed on Friday in an air crash in Kathmandu, city of Nepal.
Early morning, reports said, all the passengers who were heading to the small town of Lukla, a gateway to Mt. Everest, were killed, hitting by the dreadful incident when the plane hit in a local Manohara river, near the Nepal’s capital.
Today Breaking News, 39 pilgrims, mostly Indians have been killed when the bus carrying slipped off the road and plunged into a rain flooded river canal in Nepal’s southern district of Nawalparasi close to 150 km west of Kathmandu.
It has been reported that 70 to 80 passengers, mostly from Uttar Pradesh, were borded into the overcrowed bus that fell into the Gandak canal the Indo-Nepal border on Sunday.
Today’s breaking news; a private plane in Nepal’s northern Himalayas carried 21 people, crashed at the time of landing at a mountain airstrip.
The report about living causality is still not clear in numbers as some says, 14 are killed and other says total of 11 passengers are died in crash, while police reported at least nine deaths.
As per fresh news, US Special forces teams, taking steps to completely spoil the terrorism, are visited in five South Asian countries including India in regard of showing the counter-terrorism co-operation with these nations.
An official source of Pentagon disclosed that Special Pacific assist teams are laid down in Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Maldives, as well as India, by US Pacific Command as part of its effort to enhance their counter-terrorism capabilities, in particular in the maritime domain.
The India govt. is set the price of an updated version of Aakash 2 tablet at Rs.1500 that is an affordable price for each student and now its impacts is putting Nepal.
The world’s most affordable tablet computer, mainly at students, is highly demanded from all sections in Nepal. “We have got an order for 1000 units from a restaurant chain. And besides students, professionals and businessmen, many inquiries have come from rural areas and other regions for dealerships,” said Vivek Khetan of Gizmos Nepal, the sole distributors for Nepal.
Aakash tablet is manufactured by Datawind Company and has come in October last year. Due to having some problems of manufacturing, tablets demand had reduced, but now after promoting its improved version Aakash 2 in December last year, tablet had recorded 1.4 million bookings in just two weeks.
