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What’s going on with Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), Kathmandu, Nepal? How will we be able to manage our business in this kind of scenario? These people need to be serious about the development of new electric plan. This type of schedule will only lead our country towards backward. Due to the electric shortage our business will have losses in output and quality which will lead to losses in the business profits and development of the country. Industry is the key to the development of the country.

Common encourage lets encourage the development of Hydro projects and new electric plan. Our government and Nepal Electric Authority both should realize the importance and soon come of with the full powered country.

It seems like dream to imagine our country will full electric power. Anyway we have to mange our business and daily life with this shortage. That is why I like to share new and bad load shedding schedule with you all so that you can mange your time accordingly.

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This load shedding schedule has been extracted from “The Himalayan Times Newspaper”

- Sakin

Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), Kathmandu, Nepal: Announced the increase of Load-shedding hours to 16 hours a week, even though it usually reports increased electricity generations during monsoons.

Now the consumers in Kathmandu valley and much of country would have to face load-shedding all seven days of the week. Earlier, consumers used to face two hours of load shedding twice a week.

NEA is effecting the change from Wednesday.

Officials said NEA was compelled to add load shedding hours as the floods in the Saptakoshi river has destroyed the Katahaiya-Duhabi transmission line that brings 50 MW electricity to Nepal from India.

Issuing a statement, NEA said that the water level in reservoirs were also far below expectation, causing low production of electricity. However, it said that load shedding hours would be shortened once the line is up and running again.

Now you can enjoy four days of full energy in a week.
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Source: NEA and Nepalnews

- Sakin

Kathmandu, June 05 - The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has reduced the load-shedding hours from 9 hours to 5hours a week.

According to the new load-shedding routine, the power will be out for only two days a week. The power will be cut for two and a half hours from 7 pm to 9:30 pm and 6:30 pm to 9 pm on two different days a week. The power cut in the day and morning hours has been completely slashed.

Earlier on May, 27- NEA had reduce the load-shedding hours from 21.5 hours to 9 hours a week.

NEA said that the warm weather and the water level rising in the rivers led to the reduction. They further told that the load-shedding will be further reduced after the operation of the 60 Mega watt capacity at Khimti power house. It might come into operation within a week.

NEA said that it was able to reduce load shedding hours because Khimti Hydropower Project is now back in operation since Saturday after it was shut down for 11 days for maintenance work.

Now you can enjoy four days of full energy in a week.
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- Sakin

Kathmandu, Nepal - May 29, 2008. Nepal has become a Federal Democratic Republic from today after the Constituent Assembly overwhelmingly voted for abolition of the country’s 240-year-old monarchy. The historical first of the Constituent Assembly (CA) has endorsed a proposal to amend the interim constitution implementing the declaration of Nepal as a federal democratic republic.

The officiating chairman of CA, Kul Bahadur Gurung announced Federal Democratic Republican after a division vote late yesterday (May, 28) night. He said, “I declare that the proposal tabled by the government for implementation of a republic has been passed as 560 members out of 564 present today voted in favor of the proposal and 4 against.” The 4 against the decision was the royalist Rastriya Prajatantra Party-Nepal.

Home Minister Krishna Prasad Sitaula tabled the proposal for a republic at Wednesday’s CA meeting. The proposal said, “Nepal has turned into an independent, indivisible, secular, inclusive, federal democratic republic with sovereignty and state authority vested in the people.”

Further details:

• Former king and royal family members shall no longer enjoy any rights and privileges other than those of common Nepali citizens.
• Instructed the government to make sure that former king Gyanendra Shah and his family leave Narayahity Royal Palace within the next 15 days.
• Instructed the government to make necessary arrangements for the safety of all property inside the palace.
• Instructed the government to setup Narayahity Royal Palace as a historical museum.
• The proposal states that all constitutional provisions, laws, administrative rules and arrangements at variance with the proposal have been scrapped.
• A second sitting of the CA passed a separate bill to amend the Interim Constitution and make new arrangements for a president as head of state.
• The president will be supreme commander in chief of the army and will perform other duties as determined by the constitution.  The president will mobilize the army upon the cabinet’s recommendation.
• Declared that Nepal will mark Jesth 15 (in the Nepali calendar) as Republic Day every year and extended tributes to the martyrs whose sacrifices have brought the country to the present stage.

Lastly, I would like to wish all Nepalese Citizen “Happy Republic Day”
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- Sakin

Kathmandu, May 26 - The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has reduced the load-shedding hours from 21.5 hours to 9 hours a week. The new schedule will take effect from tomorrow (May 27, 2008).

According to the new load-shedding routine, the power will be out for only three days a week. The power will be cut for two and a half hours from 7 pm to 9:30 pm and 6:30 pm to 9 pm on two different days a week and four hours from 2 pm to 6 pm on one day of the week in the daytime. The power cut in the morning hours has been completely slashed.

Earlier on April, 28 - NEA had reduce the load-shedding hours from 40.5 hours to 21.5 hours a week.

NEA said that the warm weather and the water level rising in the rivers led to the reduction. They further told that the load-shedding will be further reduced after the operation of the 60 Mega watt capacity at Khimti power house. It might come into operation within a week.

Now you can enjoy four days of full energy in a week.
Click here to download the PDF version of this schedule

Send this link if you want to share with your friends:
http://www.sakinshrestha.com/?p=134

Enjoy more light.

- Sakin