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🇳🇵 “नेपाल फर्किनुस्, यो देश बन्छ” - सभामुख डोलप्रसाद अर्याल

Speaker of Parliament Dol Prasad Aryal has urged Nepalis living abroad to prepare to return home, saying Nepal is moving towards good governance, employment creation, ending co'rruption and becoming a truly livable country for all citizens regardless of religion or caste.

Speaking at the month-long Purushottam Festival in Salangtar, Dhading, Aryal said:
“नेपाल बस्न लायक देश बन्छ, सुशासन कायम हुन्छ, भ्र'ष्टाचार अन्त्य हुन्छ, सबैले सम्मानका साथ आफ्नो धर्म मान्न पाउनेछन्।”

Aryal, who was elected MP from the Rastriya Swatantra Party and later became Speaker, also said their entry into politics was to change the system and work according to the interests of ordinary Nepalis.

But the reality remains p'ainful:
Thousands of Nepali youths continue leaving the country every month due to unemployment and la'ck of opportunities. Some even reached w'ar-hit countries like Israel, Iraq and Russia searching for jobs and sur'vival.

According to recent data, over 525,000 Nepalis left for foreign employment in just the first eight months of the current fiscal year, while around 1.5 million Nepalis traveled abroad in 2025 alone.

Recent reports show foreign employment numbers slightly d'eclined due to Middle East te'nsions and the Israel-Iran co'nflict, but the overall youth exodus remains massive.

Will Nepal finally create enough hope, jobs and stability for its youths to return home? 🇳🇵

“YOU ARE NOT THE PRIME MINISTER” - NC MP NARENDRA KERUNG E'RUPTS AFTER RSP’S JAGDISH KHAREL DE'FENDS GOVERNMENT INSIDE PARLIAMENT

Nepali Congress MP Narendra Kumar Kerung said he obj'ected after RSP lawmaker Jagdish Kharel spoke in Parliament “as if he were the Prime Minister” while opposition parties were demanding acco'untability over the government’s ordi'nances.

Kerung claimed Kharel’s remarks cr'ossed parliamentary decorum, especially after calling the opposition’s protest a “tama'sha.” He said the opposition was only asking for the Prime Minister’s direct response in the House, not answers from another MP.

Following the hea'ted exchange, Speaker Dol Prasad Aryal susp'ended the House session for 15 minutes.

NEPAL PUSHES FOR ETHANOL REVOLUTION 🇳🇵⛽

Industry Minister Gauri Kumari Yadav has urged the private sector to invest in ethanol production after inspecting Nepal Oil Corporation’s Amlekhgunj Provincial Office in Bara.

Officials briefed the minister on Nepal’s fuel demand, supply system, and storage capacity as the country moves ahead with E10 fuel blending policy. With rising global petroleum prices, the government is now focusing on alternative energy to reduce import dependency and strengthen Nepal’s energy security.

Experts say E10 blending could help Nepal save nearly NRS 12.5 billion annually while promoting cleaner and locally produced fuel alternatives.

A brand-new CT Scan machine inaugurated at Ram Kumar Sarada Uma Prasad Murarka Provincial Hospital in Lahan, Siraha remains non-operational due to la'ck of skilled manpower.

Despite spending nearly Rs 12 crore to improve healthcare access outside major cities, the hospital still cannot run the service because qualified radiology staff are un'available. Officials say at least three trained personnel are urgently needed, while experts bl'ame poor government workforce management, staff transfers, and increasing concentration of healthcare professionals in major urban areas or abroad.

The machine was brought to provide affordable specialist healthcare to common people, but months later, patients are still waiting. Cases like this highlight Nepal’s growing healthcare brain dr'ain and the government’s failure to manage manpower effectively beyond the capital and major cities.