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Several towns in southeastern Nepal remained under curfew yesterday as the region grappled with lingering tensions after days of sectarian violence that erupted on Sunday and left at least three people dead, authorities said. Twenty-five people were injured in a late-night clash on Sunday between Hindus and Muslims in Diwanganj, a town in Nepal's Sunsari district bordering India, with officials saying the violence was triggered by a dispute over loud music and religious flags during a Hindu event. Two men were shot and killed in Sunsari on Sunday and a third death was reported in neighbouring Siraha district on Thursday as sporadic clashes continued in the area. Police spokesperson Abi Narayan Kafle said the incidents were under investigation. There was no violence yesterday, police said, but an indefinite curfew was in place in several towns to prevent any recurrence.Nepal's Gen Z-backed Prime Minister Balendra Shah urged people on Thursday for calm and to remove the ‘cloud of turbulence’ from the Himalayan nation. ‘The government will conduct a fair and impartial investigation into the violence and punish those responsible for the trouble in a transparent way,’ Shah said in a rare, televised address to the nation.The country's Home Minister Sudan Gurung met the families of the two killed in Sunsari and agreed to provide about $6,660 in relief to each late on Thursday, the government said in a statement.Gurung was also expected to go to Siraha yesterday and meet the family of the third person who was killed. Source link
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Career Assistance, Research and Education (CARE) organised a CV Clinic and Interview Masterclass themed “First Impression Matters – Secrets to Interview Success and CV”, aimed at equipping job seekers and professionals with essential skills to enhance their career opportunities.The programme was inaugurated by Youth Forum vice president Rashad Mubarak. In his inaugural address, he highlighted the importance of being well-prepared to face the challenges of the evolving job market. He emphasised that a professionally prepared CV, a strong first impression, and confident interview performance are crucial factors for career success. He also encouraged youth to continuously develop their professional skills and effectively utilise available opportunities.During the Interview Masterclass, Shabeer Hameed shared practical guidance on successfully navigating different stages of the interview process. Through mock interviews and interactive practical sessions, participants gained hands-on experience in handling common interview scenarios. He also addressed key areas such as communication skills, confidence building, personal presentation, and understanding employer expectations.Shamseer Abubacker conducted a session on preparing professional CVs, explaining practical approaches and modern methods for designing effective resumes. The CV Clinic provided participants with individual reviews and valuable suggestions for improving their CVs. The interactive Q&A session was also highly beneficial for the attendees.The programme was attended by job seekers, fresh graduates, and professionals from various fields. Participants appreciated the practical knowledge, guidance, and training provided, which helped them improve their career readiness and build confidence to compete in the job market. CARE is an initiative actively working among the Indian community in Qatar in the areas of career development, education, research, and skill enhancement. Through career guidance programmes, professional training sessions, CV clinics, interview preparation workshops, and educational initiatives, CARE aims to empower youth and professionals and support them in achieving their career goals.Raqeeb Melattur and Thameem Ameer led the coordination of the programme. The event was widely appreciated as a valuable initiative that provided practical knowledge, confidence, and career guidance for those preparing to enter the job market and those seeking professional growth. Source link
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