Pranks are supposed to be funny and induce laughter, but some pranks turn tragedies instead of comedies! Here are four such prank videos that were created with an intention to be LOL-worthy, which they surely did, but not for the pranksters!I’m talking about shows similar to the popular “Just for laughs gags” Canadian show, where organized funny pranks are played on the public, professionally produced, and shown as a regular series on a major network.

To watch video go HERE.

Investigation is on regarding the looting of cash of Nabil Bank Limited on December 9, 2013.

The Kailali Police have made some arrests in this connection and are continuing interrogations. A team led by Superintendent of Police of Kailali district police office, Ramesh Pandit is carrying out the investigations.

Among the suspects are some bank employees and their relatives. Even employees who were arrested a kept in custody before have been rounded up for questioning. The Kailali police said that five people have been arrested for interrogation.

Among those arrested is Dil Bahadur Singh, the brother of Bishan Singh, the Manager of Nabil Bank Mahendranagar Branch. A contractor, Dil Bahadur was arrested from Chandani. Also arrested are the bank employees and the driver.

Masked people carrying weapons had looted Rs 23.1 million from a vehicle inside a forest at Malakheti on the border between Kanchanpur and Kailali districts.

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In conversation with Prime Minister of Nepal, Mr. Khadga Prasad Sharma Oli..About:The eldest child of father Mohan Prasad and mother Madhumaya Oli, KP Oli lost his mother at the age of four to smallpox which was spread like an epidemic then. After the death of his mother, Oli’s grandmother Rammaya had brought him up. Prime Minister Oli’s childhood name was Dhruba. While enrolling in school, his parents changed his name to Khadga Prasad. He studied up to the fifth grade at local Pranami Middle School. According to his childhood friends, KP Oli was a smart kid from the beginning and had a sharp mind. He liked playing chess and encouraged others to take up the game as it helped in brain development, they recall. Besides, Oli also enjoyed playing football and used to make balls out of rags. He was good at scoring goals after successful dribbles, his childhood friend and distant nephew Padam Prasad Oli said. Those days, he liked writing nationalistic poems and reading those to friends, Padam Prasad continued. With help from communist leader Ramnath Dahal, Oli migrated to Jhapa in 1963 at the age of 12. Dahal was later killed in Sukhani Murders. Having been influenced by Marxist and Leninist philosophies, Oli entered communist politics in 1966.

Thursday is dedicated to alleviating the bad influence of Lord S hani. The Vrat on this day is mainly observed by those people who believe in Hindu astrology. Black is the color of the day and people visit Shani shrine or Navagraha shrines. Food is only consumed once on the day. Saturday Fasting Dedicated To Hindu God Shani and Hanuman Talk about Shani or Sani to a Hindu and the first re action will be fear and then the mentioning of ill effects and troubles. Shani is dreaded by Hindus, especially by those who believe in astrology. Many people observe an Upvaas or fast to avoid the adversities and misfortunes on Shanivar or Saturday. It is believed that those who have the blessing of Lord Hanuman are protected from the wrath of Shani. Therefore many people make it a point to worship Hanuman at home or in temples. Black is the preferred color on Thursday. Shani, one of the Navagrahas, is worshipped in numerous temples and there are also temples exclusively dedicated to Sani. Devotees who are observing Shanivar Vrat usually visit Shani shrines. Black colored items like sesame til, sesame oil, black clothes, and black gram whole are offered to Shani. It must be noted here that the color of the idol of Shani is always black in color. Those devotees who fast on Saturday only take a single meal that too in the evening after prayers. Food prepared usually consis ts of sesame til or black gram or any other black colored food item. Salt is avoided by many on the day.

Nischal Basnet is excited about his upcoming film, Talak Jung vs Tulke, set during the decade-long Maoist insurgency. The film is due to be released next month.
The young Nepali is part of the new crop of filmmakers who have been trying to chart a new course in terms of storytelling and technique.
“I wanted to make an entertaining film with generous doses of humour that will resonate with the Nepali public,” the 33-year-old director told Al Jazeera.
The film, loosely based on Chinese modernist author Lu Xun’s short story The True Tale of Ah-Q, marks a departure from a typical Hindi cinema or Bollywood film that dominates Nepal’s cinema.Basnet describes Talak Jung vs Tulke as a dark comedy with the main protagonist, a Nepali common man, in a search for his identity against the backdrop of the conflict.



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Jyoti Magar is a folk singer. She was born in remote village of Rukum. In the very first age or school age she used to sing songs. She studied in western city of Dang. She sang lots of popular folk songs like ‘Pirati ma Dum chha’, ‘jimmal baauki chhori’, ‘Uhi Mulako Sinki Uhi Mulako Chana’ and many others including teej Songs. She is known as a glamorous,hot and bold, controversial singer in Nepali lok Dohori song industry. She is beautiful,attractive and nice performer on the stage.There are many controversies but her latest video got controversy due to her over exposure on a folk music video. She has always been criticized by public that she wears too short dresses while performing on the stage or whether giving interview to media.

At least 13 persons, including former Minister of State for Finance Hari Raj Khewa, were killed and 28 others sustained injuries when a passenger bus (Ba 2 Kha 7366) skidded off the road and plunged some 80 meters from the road near Sindhuwa Bazaar of Dhankuta district on Thursday.

The bus, en route to Dharan from Sankhuwasabha, had 41 passengers on board. Brake failure and poor visibility due to fog have been blamed for the accident.

Twenty-seven injured are undergoing treatment at Dharan-based BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences (BPKIHS), while one victim is receiving treatment at Dhankuta District Hospital, according to Surendra Khadka, chief of District Traffic Police Office, Dharan.Seven among the deceased died on the spot while the remaining six breathed their last while undergoing treatment at BPKIHS, according to police.

Those who died on the spot include former state minister Khewa of Hatikharka VDC-6 of Dhankuta, Aatimaya Tamang, Khin Maya Bhattarai, Tara Devi Basnet, Tara’s three-year-old daughter Reshma, all of whom are from Parewa VDC-7, and businessman Bedprakash Agrawal of Dharan Sub-Metropolitan City ward number 2.

Other victims – Homa Paudel of Phulek-6, Tehrathum, Tej Bahadur Thapa of Leguwa, Dhankuta, Bir Bahadur Kafle of Marekatahare, Dhankuta, Tanka Katuwal of Madi Municipality, Sankhuwasabha, and Sonam Tamang of Budimorang-8, Dhankuta. Identities of two other victims have not been ascertained yet, informed police constable Dhan Bahadur Basnet.Security personnel and locals had jointly carried out rescue work following the accident.
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