Top Stories
Full News
Demand for Lumbini province picks up pace
Added At: 2012-05-06 3:38 PM
Last Updated At: 2012-05-06 3:38 PM
RSS
BUTWAL: Butwal-based entrepreneurs and intellectuals have stressed for federating the country on the basis of natural resources and means, geographical status, and historical paradigms.
Speaking at an interaction organised by the Butwal Chamber of Commerce and Industry here today, they demanded that Lumbini province should be ensured at any cost in the new federal setup.
They said Lumbini province was linked to the dignity of whole country people adding that Federation of Nepalis Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) should support wholeheartedly to this demand.
Chairman of Butwal Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Surendra Prasad Shrestha said state restructuring should be done by being practical.
He said the people of this region were ready for any sort of protest for the cause of Lumbini province.
Comments1
Also Read
- Rich country investors return home for stable cash income
- Yahoo joins growing list of bidders for Hulu: sources
- Budhha relic on display
- Reportedly dead in road accident‚ helper found alive
- Brazil's Santos decide to let Neymar go
- 3 persons attempt suicide in Morang
- Gas cylinder blast on Pakistan school bus kills 17
- Guatemalan ex-president extradited to U.S. on money laundering charges
- Nigeria military says it rescued hostages in north
- IMF's Lagarde escapes formal investigation in court
Related News
- Lord Buddha's 2637th birth anniv to be celebrated in Myagdi
- LDT's negligence‚ Ramgram master plan in limbo
- ADB to assist in Gautam Budhha airport upgradation
- Gulmi District Hospital Best in Lumbini Zone
- 'Ill efforts being made to disrupt peace process'
- MoU on 'Eternal Peace Flame'
- Tourists visiting Lumbini increasing
- 'Lumbini Year fails to connect Buddhist Circuits'
- National agriculture trade fair 2012 in offing
- Development of Lumbini as Buddhist Mecca discussed
Posted on: 2012-05-06 17:38:04
I think we should have GANDAKI STATE incorporating Magar (Palpa, Tanahun, Syngja, Argakhachi, Baglung, Gulmi, Rolpa, Pyuthan, Rukum, Salyan and Myagdi), Gurung (Kaski, Lamjung, Gorkha, Parbat, Manang and Mustang) and Lumbini (Kapilvastu, Rupandehi and Nawalparasi) Shree Shrestha, Madison, WI, USA