information about this was reported by the ministry of labor of nepal. the report is also being investigated. that citizens of this country were killed in the ranks of the russian army, according to according to publicized information, at least 10 nepalese were killed in the fighting and four more were captured. kathmandu also said that some nepalese are fighting on the side of ukraine, although the ukrainian government does not confirm this. it is also worth adding that tens of thousands of nepalis go abroad every year in search of work, but before leaving the country, they must obtain permission from the government. now those who want to fight on the side of the russian army will not be able to get this permission, and that is good. well, in conclusion, sanctions are still in effect, no matter who is in russia spoke, and strongly, the leader of chechnya, ramzan kadyrov, admitted this, even offering to extradite several ukrainian servicemen who are currently in captivity on the territory of chechnya, if sanctions restrictions are lifted from his... i em

afghanistan, foreigners, people from pakistan, nepal and india. it is reported that illegal immigrants arrived in our country from russian territory without valid belarusian visas. due to the violations committed, the foreigners were taken to the kadichan police station and transferred. department of citizenship and migration to conduct the administrative process under the article on violation of legislation on the legal status for the country of citizens , the issue of deporting violators from the republic of belarus on a voluntary basis is being considered. according to the ministry of internal affairs for 2023, it was revealed in the country almost 600 groups of illegal migrants, that’s about 400 people. among them, most of them are citizens of afghanistan, syria, iran and india. training of qualified personnel to meet the needs of the country's economy. minister of education of belarus andrei ivanets commented on the updated rule for admission to universities and colleges. a number of changes will affect the target form; applicants must have a

the government of nepal has banned its citizens from going to russia to earn money.hat some of these wage earners are recruited by the russian army to participate in the war in ukraine. information about this was reported by the ministry of labor. nepal is also investigating reports that its citizens were killed in the ranks of the russian army, according to according to the information released, at least 10 nepalese were killed in the fighting and four more were captured. kathmandu also said that some nepalis are fighting on the side of ukraine, although the ukrainian government does not confirm this. it is also worth adding that tens of thousands of nepalese go abroad every year in search of work, but before going outside the country, they must... get permission from the government. now those who want to fight on the side of the russian army will not be able to get this permission, and that's a good thing. well, in conclusion, the sanctions are still in effect. who wants what on he did not speak of russia, and that strongly. the leader of chechnya , ramzan kadyrov,

, they are nepalese, you see, nepal has already banned leaving, yes, yes, further, but further, by the16 pilots who wanted to go to ukraine by volunteers, there are many questions, many questions, which, after all, we ourselves filled up without finding some way, further, economically, ukraine is the most underestimated country in europe, at least. possible for a huge part of the world, a financial resource ready to enter ukraine, these are tens of billions from south korea, from japan, from the european union, we are counting hundreds of billions, of course, the resource that could enter, why didn't he enter qatar, the entire asian region, of course, why the fear, military risks , it's all random, no projects, no understanding where to invest, no insurance that we can definitely solve, like questions, procedures, help, all that. it is possible to saturate ukraine with money right now without delay, and this money will be taken away we are patriots who will protect these factories that will be built here, without delaying it, we ourselves are afraid for some reason to declare ambitious

nepal where we finding our record taking a fire on a gas buggy minus the familiar way their heading for the movie in big. the problem is much more simple just find the right kind of auditorium and you can give the man the same presentation they used to get it home. how. in the outlying areas along the italian front mobile units doing the job of bringing the movies to the troops. most our outfits only show about three nights a week, so it's not uncommon for the men to visit another camp close by, even though they see the same picture as the night before. come and see it, man and that they do. it's the same story each time operations permit time out for one of the bigger problems is getting sufficient films to the right at the right time. 1500 and more shows a night with a five and a half million weekly attendances big time exhibition. naturally, every soldier wants to see a brand new film, something you can write home about, like world premiere on an airplane mounted screen. but demand and supply always coincide, although the army's doing everything possible with in limitations to rush t

nepal in northern india in the state of utterpradesh. about 50 thousand people live here.eved to be the birthplace of lord rama, the seventh incarnation of god vishnu. on earth, the capital of the legendary kingdom of kashala and one of the seven main holy places of hinduism. ayothi has long been the center of confrontation between the two main religious communities of india, hindus and muslims. according to legend in the city, at the birthplace of rama there once stood a temple, which in the 15th century fell from the army of the founder of the mughal empire, babur. in 1527 muslims are said to be at the site of the temple. a mosque was erected, which became one of the most famous monuments of mogul architecture. hindu pilgrims regularly entered the mosque, installed an image of a frame in it, performed rituals and demanded the return of the temple. controversies intensified after british india gained independence. in december 1992, the bloodiest inter-religious conflict since the partition between india and pakistan took place in ayutha. 150,000 hindus stormed the mosque

other countries, for example, nepal, the head of the zarokhane federation , said that we had about 20,300 athletes , but since the competition was held, 10 are now, god willing. we will try, god willing, you will be successful thank you for your continued support, mr. hosseini , we are at your service with the continuation of the program. thank you very much, mr. baglo, for your esteemed guest, and mr. pourhosseini, our fellow reporter from the sports group of sed and sima news agency, but stay with us , we will be with you in a discussion segment . mr. hamed shalgati , the managing director of the center for intellectual development of children and adolescents , is our guest . i want to talk to him about this issue of the festival. hello, welcome. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful servant and all the viewers hello dear, i congratulate you on these days . peace be upon you. this is the eighth edition of the festival. what are the features of this year's festival and what are the differences with the previous editions? thank god, it has been held and tomorrow , god

the city of ayothi is located on the khakhra river between delhi and the state of nepal in northern india in the state. two main religious communities of india, hindus and muslims, according to legend , a temple once stood in the city at the birthplace of rama, which in the 16th century fell from the army of the founder of the mughal empire, babur. in 1527 , muslims allegedly built a mosque on the site of the temple, one of the most famous monuments of mogul architecture. hindu pilgrims regularly entered the mosque, installed images of frames in it, performed rituals and demanded the return of the temple. controversies intensified after british india gained independence. in december 1992, the bloodiest sectarian conflict since the partition between india and pakistan took place in ayotha. 150.00 hindus stormed the mosque. and destroyed it. a wave of religious protests and interfaith clashes swept across the country. more than 2,000 people died. it was possible to stop the massacre only with the use of troops. the organizers were arrested, and the activities of hindu religious groups, the

foreign employees also come from china, the philippines and nepal.in foreigners, but that's now changing. let's be frank, they had to change, didn't they? a federaljudge in brazil has ordered the mining giants bhp, vale and their samarco iron ore joint venture to pay over nine billion dollars in damages over a deadly dam burst in 2015. the collapse of the fundao dam in the south east of the country caused a giant mudslide that killed 19 people and polluted the rio doce river. that's it for now. follow me on x, i will x you back. see you soon. this is sophia, and so is this, and this is her, too. all three sculptures are based on sophia, an 11—year—old slave girl baptised at ii—year—old slave girl baptised at lancaster priory in 1799. 11-year-old slave girl baptised at lancaster priory in 1799.- lancaster priory in 1799. people come in and _ lancaster priory in 1799. people come in and they _ lancaster priory in 1799. people come in and they ask _ lancaster priory in 1799. people come in and they ask the - lancaster priory in 1799. people i come in an

only here on the indian border with nepal and bhutan, where humid and hot air from the bay of bengaleets cold currents from the himalayas, at an altitude of 800 m above sea level, this unique mountain subtropical climate is formed, ideal for growing the most elite tea. not only in india, but all over the world, singing about a young guy who dreams of marrying his neighbor, women, with a basket on their back, deftly move along the critical slope of thousands of hectares of tea plantations, it is believed that only women’s fingers can collect the most young, still tender and bright green, the top three leaves, i collect approximately. a sanatorium for british troops suffering from the heat of the indian plains. it was the local climate, and of course, the picturesque views that became the reason for choosing darjeeling. first, for rest and recuperation of the colonial officers. administration, and then to grow bushes of the camellia sinensis plant brought from china or tea, which became one of the main colonial goods. lovely. as strange as it may sound today, before the arrival of the

nepal sydney resistance moving to hamas and islamic jihad movements. uh have also condemned a terror attack, the saudi foreign ministry slammed acts of the terrorist operation against civilians in iran. and joining us now from kishner ontario's robert fantina, author and a journalist for more in the story, hello robert, hope you're safe and doing well out there in canada, your initial thoughts uh robert on this on this - solem day. four iranians to uh commemorate a national hero and what a day to choose to carry out such a haninous crime against cibillions any day would be an awful day for for this to be purple? but whoever is behind it and i think we can assume who that is that that this has has the united states and israel written all over it uh they have no regard for human life they have demonstrated that repeatedly they're currently demonstrating it in the genocide that is ongoing in uh gaza right now but the fact that they have used this this time the occasion when the people of iran are uh remembering general sulaimani remembering his hero his heroism. uh his his loyalty to th

in nepal there is elephant racing, in turkey there is camel wrestling, in indonesia. pokudzhava, thatazing competition that is held in indonesia on the island of sumatra. favorite the local entertainment is called paku jawi, that is, running after the bulls. for a long time, these unusual races have been part of a rural festival dedicated to the harvest. in a mud-flooded rice field, a rider must control a pair of bulls by holding them by their tails and balancing them on the toe of a wooden structure. the distance, it would seem, is not so great, about 30 m, but the bulls accelerate so that only the most experienced jockey manages not to fall out of the team and reach the finish line, well in nepal, meanwhile they are preparing for a very a popular competition among locals and tourists, the elephant race. the giant inhabitants of the chitwan wildlife park compete in speed over a distance of 270 m. the running tracks, of course, are made spacious so that the elephants do not accidentally collide. the winner, as a rule, reaches the finish line in just over a minute. other leisurely anim

nepal stopped issuing work permits in russia. after the death of its citizens in the war against ukraine, reports the reuters agency. it is known about the death of at least ten and more than a hundred missing nepalis who fought in the russian army. a scandal broke out in the country after a number of telegram channels in december published the confessions of captured nepalis, whom our military captured in the south. the official authorities of kathmandu urged its residents not to sign contracts with the aggressor country. in germany , unknown persons damaged pipes for the import of liquefied gas, the german publication bild reports. it is noted that new pipes began to be installed in the north of the country in order to supply liquefied gas instead of russian gas. unknown saboteurs made three holes with a diameter of 1 cm in the pipes. now the construction is somewhat behind schedule. that was the news for this time, you can read more on our website spreso tv, follow us on social networks and watch on youtube. the next news release, wait for it at 5 p.m. there are discounts on bronkhy p

one of them is taking a piece of some of them out of everest, from nepal, back to the mood that was inspired by trip by went on to ever so the ashcroft front of my back of the day, we bought some rocks back on the space station so paul is sending something to the move. that's how, you know, it's become so exciting now that it's not just the big country here of the country . there is smaller groups of people in more diverse places they're getting to participate. and so that to me is the most exciting thing. i think the, what the 2nd most exciting is what was touched on was the euro per clip. our mission is already has to just mission going to the jupiter system and ask for biology. the source for life is one of the more important things you've got. the james web space telescope, which was mentioned, which is looking at places up far across the universe and close by ways we've never been able to look for things before. and among the things we see is the chemistry of all these worlds in a lot of it is like to me is a biologist. interesting. let's see. more. plenty of commercial spics. you have

for 30 years, nadezhda and alexander visited india, sri lanka, myanmar, thailand, cambodia, nepal, stoodin indonesia, and lived in tree houses. wisdom, for their philosophy, for the sun, very colorful for people, for the oriental brought from exotic travels there were so many trophies that we had to build a house for them, for the last 18 years the shumilkins have been so carried away by the organization of real country life that they have stylized... the city kitchen was left orphaned, we arrived from the dacha and saw that the curtains along with the cornice had folded and were lying sadly on the window sills, you have to use an extension cord like this, externally, what is called electrics, there is something like that, you know, in retro style, when it is directly demonstrated, just like that, that is, from a modern kitchen it turns into retro in our country, i would like more workplace, so that it would be convenient, yes. in our hallway, so that there would be more space in the kitchen, i soaked the beans in advance so that they were a little softer. before his retirement , alexand

meanwhile, the red chinese pose as friends and protectors of new such as nepal.and old nations such as albania. and, seek to extend communist influence. latin america. here in peking, communist delegates from different latin american countries meet their hosts. mao tse tung and cho in line. their most important success occurs in cuba, only 90 miles from the united states, a brutal dictatorship under fidel has imposed the yoke of marxism on the cubans. another 7 million people are trapped behind the curtain and in moscow yuri gagarin, soviet cosmonaut speaks of the peaceful foreign policy the soviet government hands off revolutionary cuba, the nationalist congress of socialist youth, chooses havana as its meeting place. delegates are from the united states. china. canada and russia. and the following year, castro announces, i am a marxist-leninist and will be until the day i die. castro wins the lenin peace prize in british guiana. chetty, jagan and wife had a strong communist party everywhere in latin. communism feeding on poverty ignorance and despair, seethes a

frontier's good meanwhile, the red chinese pose our friends and protectors of the nations, such as nepalthey seek to extend communist influence into latin america. communists delegate from different latin american companies and meet their host. their most important success occurs in cuba. only 90 miles from the u.s. where a brutal dictatorship under fidel castro has imposed the marxism on the cubans. 7 million people trapped behind the iron curtain. in moscow, soviet speaks of the peaceful foreign policy and hands-off revolutionary cuba. the nationalist congress of socialist youth chooses have been a as its meeting place. delegates are from the u.s.. and prepares to explode. student demonstrations and riots, one of the favorite techniques to prepare for communist takeover are ordered from moscow. communists protest the visit of president eisenhower of the u.s. . car stoned by communists. >> read riots shake japan over the signing of the peace treaty. throughout the non-communist world, again and again, orders from moscow, violence. interrupts in africa, in the middle east. and, europe. s

. >> all we can do is roll up our sleeves and try to create a better nepal. >> reporter: this supervisorswas not the time to lose momentum. >> one of the big risks when you return anniversary as people want to book and it and we cannot let that happen. >> reporter: outside of a land purchase, he says over the course of the last year the county has made this a major priority. >> we created a task force to look at every farm and ranch in the county and work with farmers and ranchers to improve the housing they had come identify the ones , the places where people should not be living, and figure out how we can go ahead and create an environment where it is easy to build housing. >> there is more that needs to come. >> reporter: judith guerrero and her team have spent the last year working with and providing services for the families who worked and lived at the farms where the shootings occurred. >> there is a lot of things that are coming up, a lot of assistance as needed. >> reporter: she says the people from the 18 households that were displacer living in more stable housing now than they

under for 30 years, nadezhda and alexander visited india, sri lanka, myanmar, thailand, cambodia, nepalight aircraft. do you love the east? very much for the colors, for the people, for the eastern wisdom, for their philosophy, for the sun. so many trophies accumulated that they had to build a house for them; for the last 18 years, the shumilkins have been so carried away by the organization of real country life that the city kitchen is stylized as a hut i was left an orphan, we arrived from the dacha and saw that the curtains along with the cornice had folded and were lying sadly on the windowsill, we had to use an extension cord like this, the external one, which is called electrics, you know this in retro style, when it’s straight. yes, that’s right, that is, our kitchen turns from modern to retro. i would like to have more work space so that everything can be done, we forgot the beans, please go and get them from the refrigerator. and your refrigerator is not here, yes, the refrigerator is in our hallway it’s worth having more space in the kitchen. i soaked the beans in advance to m

nepal did the same thing.hy are we continuing to have a social media platform that is controlled by the chinese communist party that we know is doing harmful things to us like putting osama bin laden's letter up there and all those things. that's what i don't want. i want you to have as much freedom of speech as possible. i do not want those that hate us to have freedom of speech and cause division in our country. >> doug house is the founder of a financial planning firm from atkinson, new hampshire. he's a republican who supports you. >> hi, doug. >> thank you for being here. your campaign has brought in some meaningful contributions from some rather wealthy democrat support and many of us ares a santicipating next tuesd you're going to perform well here in new hampshire. however, some of that may be fuelled by democratic voters who are participating in our primary. how does that help or hurt us, especially if these voters revert back to party lines? >> first of all, i will tell you we've been here for 11 mon

you in, you know, in peru, in south africa, in uganda, in nepal.anyway, i've interviewed a bunch of traditional healers and there are many more traditional healers in the rural areas of this world than there are people with m.d.s or friends. and they are an important part of the health care mindset, let's say not system, but my and many people see traditional healers before they see a doctor or a nurse, or they see them at the same time or incompetent was seeing a doctor's orders and by and large, western medicine. when it begins to make an inroad in the country, just turns its back on the traditional healers and says, oh my god, they're out of the dark ages. pay no attention to them. and i'm arguing no, these are very often highly intelligent, respected people in their communities. they know their own people. they know what they normally suffer from and if you embrace them and you know, share knowledge with them, you can make them sentinels for outbreaks of disease in the world. you can also and i you know, i write about it and the sort of partner

festivities were quickly joined by the rest of asia as midnight began to strike in places like thailand, nepalnd india . four hours before the india. four hours before the clock tolled midnight here in the uk , the celebrations in ross the uk, the celebrations in ross al—khaimah in the united arab emirates saw not one but two world record attempts as a showcase of over 1000 drones. an aquatic pirate techniques dazzled the onlooking crowds . dazzled the onlooking crowds. then with not long to go on, the uk countdown, it was europe's turn to enter 2024 and then finally it was our turn as big ben struck 12. its famous bells were heard across britain's airwaves, 100 years after they were first broadcast. the celebration commenced as people here in the uk welcomed in the start of the new year as. the 1st of january, always brings a sense of new beginnings. no matter where we are in the world, a new year marks a fresh start . and if the celebrations start. and if the celebrations of last night are anything to go by, well, 2024 is already off with a bang. sophie reaper gb news . news. >> fabulous ima

anatoly, from nepal! wow!little one, don't you like it? i’ll take an apple, thank you, goodbye, and i’ll go, i have a promotion today, have dinner with me, don’t forget, that’s it, bye, bye, thank you again, bye, well, olenka , leave it, leave it, you have to go study. not with plates, by yourself, get dressed, dear friends, i ask you for a moment... for your attention, i want to inform you that from today the general director of the store, veronika andreevna , dear colleagues, thank you all, first of all, it is also very joyful to present to you today in a new capacity, i think that we we will continue our course to increase sales, a presentation awaits us in the near future. collections, for me , each employee, like a family member , knows his business, will help our trading house become the best in this country, let's see what awaits us in the marketing department, department sales and merchandising while fully maintaining jobs. she just, yes, welcome, come in, thank you, there, yes, please. good afternoon,

the highest altitude bathhouse in the world is located in nepal, in the himalayan valley, at an altitudeem correctly, that is, i wouldn’t want to break some thousand-year-old japanese ritual. yes, it's simple. dip the bite into soy sauce. the goat should be crispy on one side and juicy on the other, very tasty, well that is, formally it tastes a little like dumplings, but there are many more nuances here , because we saw that the minced meat is very complex, it’s strange, of course, to have dumplings for breakfast, but there are a lot of surprising things in japanese customs for us. kabayasha, what is the main misconception in russia regarding japanese cuisine? oh, no one here knows how to eat our main dish, ramen. how to eat it correctly? i'd better show you. so, a master class in eating ramenaya. and his most talented student. how to eat? the main thing is slurping. this sound is the most important thing, exactly, that’s what our main mistake is that we try to eat more quietly, not to slurp, that’s the whole point, that’s right, well, let me try, it’s my turn, show me again. italian cu

you doing, great, marin , we’re late, i’m running where we came from, oh, i was in africa, i was in nepalr, i’m making jokes, and you allow me to call myself shurik, okay, obviously, shurik, let’s chat like adults, right? listen, i want you to understand, i have absolutely no intention of taking your mother’s place, i can see perfectly well how you don’t like the fact that we live with you, but we not only don’t like it, it bombs us, what’s bombing us here, well bombs, infuriates, shakes, sausages , normal slank, i keep getting a dictionary, well, since it’s bombing like that, “we’ll leave, don’t, dad you loves, why did you move then, and what should we do now, i’m going to school, and i’m going to work, like until the evening, well, like, bye, bye, bye!” so there’s still a little bit left, this is the mri room, here are the wards, this is the post-duty nurse, you remember, next, reception , hello, what do you have, hello, anastasia, 20 years old, anaphylaxis, they took 80 g of prednisone, so far no positive dynamics, it’s hard for me to breathe, i’m dying, you don’t die, don’t worry, ale

you were in nepal, and why didn’t i know about it , and why should you worry once again, well, it wouldth a disabled person, you need to think about yourself, you the heart is... transplanted, alexey, listen, no, listen to me, when i saw this stroller today, i was completely blown away, are you trying to say that you are constantly dragging it from this sofa to this disabled woman, dad, what are you doing? , so stop, we’ve been raw for a long time, i’m not going to leave her because of what happened to her, besides, this is temporary, there will be an operation, she will definitely get back on her feet, and if she doesn’t get back on her feet, well, that’s it never again, you will suffer all your life, right? alexey, are you cruel? you can't cope with life with a disabled person, you're on your own you know. lyosha, i love this woman and will never leave her. we know what is now on the scales and what is happening now. seventh leningrad symphony by dmitry shestakovich. became a symbol of the tenacity of the defenders of the besieged city. i say: we, the citizens of leningrad, will not b

festivities were quickly joined by the rest of asia as midnight began to strike in places like thailand, nepale the india. the four hours before the clock told midnight here in the uk, the celebrations in ras al—khaimah in the united arab emirates saw not one but two world record attempts , as well world record attempts, as well as a showcase of over 1000 drones, an aquatic pyrotechnics dazzled the onlooking crowds . dazzled the onlooking crowds. then, with not long to go on, the uk countdown , it was the uk countdown, it was europe's turn to enter 2024 and then finally it was our turn as big ben struck 12. its famous bells were heard across britain's airwaves, 100 years after they were first broadcast. the celebrations commenced as people here in the uk were welcomed in the start of the new year. welcomed in the start of the new year . the 1st welcomed in the start of the new year. the 1st of january always bnngs year. the 1st of january always brings a sense of new beginnings . no matter where we are in the world, a new year marks a fresh start. and if the celebrations of last night are anyt