Jayaram Shrestha won the Surya Nepal Kathmandu Open at the Royal Nepal Golf Club on 9^th December 2021.

Jayaram carded four-under 64 on the final day for the total score of nine-under 263 to claim his maiden career title. He registered a two-stroke victory over Nepal No 1 Bhuwan Nagarkoti.

Along with the title, Jayaram received Rs 110,000.

Bhuwan carded two-under 66 for the 72-hole total of 265 and he earned Rs 74,000. Dinesh Prajapati finished third at five-under 267 after the played a round of even-par 68 and he got Rs 60,000.

Kumar Kami, Bhuwan Kumar Rokka, and overnight leader Rabi Khadka shared the fourth position at three-under 269 and they received Rs 42,000 each.

Kumar carded four-under 64, while Bhuwan played 68 and Rabi faltered to four-over 72. Sukra Bahadur Rai finished seventh at two-under 270 to earn Rs 32,000, while Dhana Bahadur Prajapati and Sanjay Lama shared the eighth position at two-over 274 and they got Rs 26,500 each.

Binod Tamang came 10th at 277 and he earned Rs 23,000. Subash Tamang won the amateur section title with the total score of two-under 270, while Maj Nischaya Jung Rayamajhi was a distant second at 21-over 293. Bidur Tamang came third at 295.

Rabi was two strokes ahead going into the final round and he was on a course of big victory after carding birdies on the first three holes.

But he faced a triple bogey on the fifth and dropped a shot on the seventh that brought Jayaram, Bhuwan, and Dinesh in contention.

A total of 55 players took part in the first event under the Surya Nepal Golf Tour 2021-22. The event carried a cash purse of Ts 640,000.

Vice-president Marketing at Surya Nepal Pvt. Ltd. Dipra Lahiri, President of Professional Golfers Association Nepal Rabindra Man Shrestha, and President of Royal Nepal Golf Club Prachanda Bahadur Shrestha handed over the prizes to the winners.

The tour will continue with the second event, Surya Nepal Eastern Open, in Dharan from December 27-30.

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Rajendra Gauchan has won the Nepal Ice Golf tournament that took place at CG Golf Course in Dumkauli.

He won the tournament that happened on Saturday, 20^th March, by 39 points. 

Raju Thakali secured the second position with 37 points and Finchodi Lama became the gross winner.

Kalu Ghale won the "Longest Drive"; Pemba Sherpa won the title of “Most Words” and Ravindra Tiwari bagged the “Closest to the Men" title.

24 players had participated in the Nepal Ice Golf tournament.

The title winner and other players have been presented with the medals and certificates said the umpire of CG Golf Tournament Basanta Gurung.

There is a well-equipped golf course within the Chaudhary Industrial premises in Dumkauly of East Nawalparasi under Gandaki Province.

Golfers from home and abroad come here to play every year.

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Public transportation fares have been increased by up to 28 per cent. The Department of Transport Management (DoTM) has increased the public transportation fares from 20 per cent to 28 per cent.

According to the department, public transportation fares for vehicles ferrying passengers have been increased by up to 28 per cent. Similarly, fares for vehicles transporting goods in the hilly regions have been increased by 20 per cent.

Meanwhile, the DoTM has said fares for vehicles transporting goods in the Tarai region have been increased by 26 per cent.

The department has informed the fares have been revised by taking into consideration the cost involved in paying wages to the employees, cost of fuel and tyres, bank interests, operation cost, tax payments, and operating profit of the public vehicles.

The decision to hike the public transportation fares was taken by the erstwhile Minister of Physical Infrastructure and Transport Basanta Kumar Nembang on July 11. 

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