Top Stories
Full News
Info Minister reveals policy for localising ads
Added At: 2012-04-17 7:37 PM
Last Updated At: 2012-04-17 7:37 PM
RSS
JANAKPURDHAM: Minister for Information and Communications, Raj Kishore Yadav, has said the government has been formulating a concept for localising advertisements so as to end all discriminatory practices in the distribution of advertisements.
Speaking at a programme organised by the Press Club of Janakpur in his honour here on Tuesday, Minister Yadav said discussions were taking place for the enforcement of the Working Journalists' Act.
In another context, he said the drafting of the pro-people constitution was the country's current need, adding that the parties failing to realise the demand of time would surely lose their existence.
Also speaking on the occasion, senior journalist Rajeshwor Nepali drew the attention of the government towards the 'prejudice' in the classification of news papers.
The programme was chaired by Club President Himanshu Chaudhary.
Also Read
- Chopper crash kills one
- NC‚ Madhesi forces may join hands for polls
- Two rare Nepali manuscripts in UNESCO list
- Lalitpur schools closed
- HSEB panel to implement code
- Research calls for protection of suburban areas in South Asia
- Hospitals in east hard put with surge in patients
- Appeals judge who defied JC rule‚ likely to quit
- Singh meets CoAS
- 23-pt directive issued to improve SLC results
Related News
- Govt to announce poll date soon: Minister Paudel
- Minister Poudel pledges WJA enforcement
- Minister Yadav presents property details
- Partisan interests hinder consensus: Yadav
- Yadav underlines positive thoughts for consensus
- 3 new postage stamps made public
- Proposal on making Nepal Int'l centre of IT
- Govt spokesman says Prez cannot remove this govt
- Consensus way out to current crisis: Minister Yadav
- Statute with multi-ethnic fed doable: M Yadav
