Parliamentary Tensions and Public Events Mark the Week
Kathmandu. The most discussed topic this week was the tension in Parliament. The opposition party surrounded the well on Thursday, demanding that Prime Minister Balen Shah answer the House. However, amidst the protests, Speaker DP Aryal proceeded with the House proceedings.
Besides that, on Sunday, CPN UML organized the 33rd Madan-Ashrit Smriti Sabha at the party office premises in Balkhu, Kathmandu.
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On Tuesday, the newly appointed Chief Justice Manoj Sharma took the oath of office and secrecy at the Supreme Court and assumed office.
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On Wednesday, after the eviction of settlements in the Tilganga area, local residents protested, claiming their houses were demolished against prior agreements.
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Similarly, on Thursday, Tarkeshwor Municipality bulldozed structures built on encroached roads and public land in the Tripiple area.
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Likewise, on Friday, world record-holding climber Kami Rita Sherpa arrived in Kathmandu with a new record. He was welcomed at Tribhuvan International Airport by people associated with the mountaineering sector.
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On Saturday, the 19th Durbar Marg Street Festival was held in Kathmandu's Durbar Marg area.
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