Nepal s new PM Deuba wins vote of confidence
19 Jul 2021, 07:55 GMT+10
Kathmandu [Nepal], July 19 (ANI): With a 66 per cent majority in the Nepal parliament, newly-appointed Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba will now lead the country s government till the next general elections.
Deuba, who garnered a total of 165 votes out of 249 votes cast on Sunday during a vote of confidence in Nepal s Parliament late evening, would now remain the prime minister until the next general elections which are expected to be held in 2022. Members of the house, the total number of present members of the house during the voting was 249. Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, who tabled a motion of confidence as per Article 76 (6) of the Constitution of Nepal to show floor is on his support, garnered a total of 165 votes. A total of 83 votes has been cast against the motion and one vote has gone to neutral, House Speaker Agni Sapkota announced.
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Nepal, July 7 Suga is a village pretending to be a township. Located in the middle of the Jaleshwar-Matihani section of the trans-border Mithila Madhyamiki Parikrama circuit, the settlement is said to sit close to one of the several holy sites in the Ganga plains where Sukhdev Rishi of Hindu lore is believed to have meditated.
Snuggling happily between the perennial Bighhi River in the east and torrential Rato in the west, the village has traditionally been safe from the fury of floods that periodically washes away dwellings and crops of neighbouring villages during the monsoon. Sukha means happiness.