Nepal Investigates Book Burning Incident at University

0:00It's March 19th. Here's what's happening in Entertainment. Nepal is looking into how copies of Chinese President Xi Jinping's book got burned at a university in the Eastern meringue district. The incident happened last Saturday and Manmohan Technical University. Officials set up a five-member panel with 15 days to uncover what occurred. China plays a huge role in Nepal as a top trading partner and donor. It funds key projects like airports, roads, and health facilities. Nepal acts as a buffer between China and India, where both nations seek more sway. The Chinese embassy voiced worries right away about the book burning. The governance of China gathers Xi's speeches and thoughts on running a government. University leaders say the books were destroyed by mistake during cleanup. They tossed out termite ravaged items like old papers and boxes from a room. No one meant to strain ties with China. The panel must pinpoint who was involved and propose steps to stop repeats. So far, the embassy has not responded to questions.

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