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KATHMANDU, April 10: Negotiation between the government the second group of loan sharking victims is currently underway.

VCs flay government decision to appoint ministry staff at BPKIHS : Rashtra News #VCs #flay #government #decision #appoint #ministry #staff #BPKIHS DHARAN, JANUARY 26Incumbent and former vice-chancellors of various universities have jointly protested the government decision to assign administrative and financial responsibilities of BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, Dharan, to Health Ministry's staffer Shyam […]

»Nepal Bans Two Indians from Mt Everest for 6 Years for Faking Summit in 2016: All You Need to Know 2-MIN READ Nepal Bans Two Indians from Mt Everest for 6 Years for Faking Summit in 2016: All You Need to Know Narender Singh Yadav and Rani Goswami faked their Mount Everest summit in 2016, an investigation by Nepal has found | Image credit: File Photo Mountaineers Narender Singh Yadav from Haryana and Seema Rani Goswami from Haryana had in 2016 claimed to have summited Mount Everest in Nepal. FOLLOW US ON: Two Indian mountaineers who claimed to have summited Mount Everest in 2016 have been b...

Nepal bans climbers for fake Everest summit exposed by adventure awards 11 Feb, 2021 09:16 PM 3 minutes to read Summit: Climbing Everest has been fostered as a national sporting achievement in India. Photo / File NZ Herald Nepal has banned a climbing team for six years after it emerged they had "faked" their 2016 Everest expedition. The climb by two Indian mountaineers - Narender Singh Yadav and Seema Rani Goswami - had been certified by Nepal's tourism department. The two police constables had been hailed as heroes after reportedly conquering the world's highest mountain in May 2016. Howeve...

Text Size: A+ New Delhi: Authorities in Nepal are investigating the case of two Indian mountaineers who allegedly faked their Mount Everest summit in 2016. The duo — Narender Singh Yadav and Seema Rani Goswami — were part of a 15-member international team managed by the Seven Summit Treks in Nepal. Yadav’s name was also in the list of awardees for the prestigious Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Award by the Indian government last year. But his name was withheld following claims by some veteran mountaineers that the images posted by him were doctored. “We formed an investigativ...