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Tribhuvan University published result

 The Tribhuvan University, Office of the Controller of Examinations, Balkhu, today published the results of four-year Bachelors in Fine Arts, third year examinations, held under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Shrawan, 2072.
The students can know their results at www.educationsansar.com www.edusanjal.com and www.tu.ntc.net.np.
One can avail result by dialing 1602 and following the instructions or could sms (ba symbol no) to 4949 for the same.

LPG cylinders distributing from 25 depots tomorrow

Nepal Gas is distributing a total of 2100 cooking gas cylinders (7.1 kgs) from 25 depots of the Kathmandu valley on Friday.
The LPG bottler company said it will ration from 70 to 350 cylinders based on the number of its customers.  List is given below:

ICC clears Nepal U-19 captain Raju Rijal on alleged age discrepancy

 Nepal captain Raju Rijal is eligible to play in the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2016, the International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed on Tuesday. Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) officials and a former Ranji Trophy player Kaustubh Pawar had alleged that Raju Rijal had captained Mumbai U-15 in 2000 as Raju Sharma. The statement says that it will allow Rijal to continue playing in the tournament.

The statement reads: "The ICC has spoken with the Chief Executive of the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN), concerned player and the Nepal Team Manager, and has again reviewed the documents which were submitted by the CAN before the start of the competition. These documents include copies of his passport and birth certificate, which were issued by the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, as well as a signed age determination declaration."

According to the official documents, Raju Rijal is born on 26 September 1996. Players born on or after 1 September 1996, are eligible to participate in the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2016. As such, the ICC has no evidence to suggest that the passport and birth certificate, issued by the Nepalese government/authorities, are not genuine or that the statement provided by the player is false. Unless any new information comes to light, the ICC considers this matter closed.".