Nepathya’s Mero Desh (मेरो देश)
Nepathya’s new music video MERO DESH
Lyrics- Bikram Subba
Music composed by Amrit Gurung
Music video directed by Bhushan Dahal
Produced by nepa~laya
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Kasaile Sodhe (कसैले सोधे)
Nepathya’s new music video KASAILE SODHE
Lyrics- Norden Rumba
Music composed by Chandan Lomjel
Music video directed by Bhushan Dahal
Produced by nepa~laya
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Nepathya’s Aama (आमा)
Nepathya’s new music video AAMA
Lyrics- Tirtha Shrestha
Music composed by singer Amrit Gurung
Music video directed by Bhushan Dahal
Produced by nepa~laya
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Wireless Networking in Myagdi District
By Roshan Joshi
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed it the only thing it ever has”. -Margaret Mead
Myagdi, a part of Dhaulagiri zone, is one of the seventy-five district of Nepal. Beni is the districts headquarter of Myagdi. It consists of world’s deepest gorge which divides Dhaulagiri and Annapurna massifs. Likewise, the Kaligandaki valley is an important trekking route to Annupurna area and across the Annupurna circuit. Myagdi district covers an area of 2297 sq. km and total population of 114447(2001) Five months before our completion of engineering, more »
Everest trek
By Rajesh KC
Khumbu is one of three sub-regions of the main Sherpa settlement of the Himalaya, the other two being Solu and Pharak. Khumbu is located in northeastern Nepal and includes the town of Namche Bazaar and the famous Buddhist monastery at Tengboche. Solukhumbu, the heartland of the Everest Region and an integral part of the Himalayan mystique, thus provides a welcome destination for the adventurers. more »
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Majestic Khaptad
By Bhojraj Bhat
Khaptad — situated in the midmountain region of Far-Western Nepal — lies on a plateau where the districts of Bhajhang, Bajura, Doti and Achham meet. The vegetation of the park varies from sub-tropical in the lower altitudes to temperate forest with grasslands on the Khaptad plateau with 225 square kilometer of area. The common tree species are rhododendron, chir pine, spruce, fir, maple, birch and alder. Dense stands of bamboo (nigalo), prairie flowers, and a variety of medicinal herbs occur inside the park. more »
Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal
-By Chandra Shekhar Karki/Bikas Rauniar
Nepal has become a Federal Democratic Republic from May 28, 2008 (15 Jeth 2065) after the Constituent Assembly overwhelmingly voted for abolition of the country’s 240-year-old monarchy. Proposal tabled by the government for implementation of a republic has been passed as 560 members out of 564 present voted in favor of the proposal and 4 against on late Wednesday night at 2320 hours. more »
CA member Ramsheela sworn in
-By Bikas Rauniar
The Constituent Assembly (CA) members were sworn in amid a ceremony on Tuesday (May 27, 2008) at the Birendra International Convention Center (BICC) in Kathmandu.
Ram Sheela Thakur, 30, CA member from Raghunathpur-8 of Mahottari also sworn in at BICC. Ramsheela – a barber by profession since childhood – said that she will continue her job as a barber though she ramains CA member until next general election. She represents Nepal Communist Party (UNITED). more »
Prem Dhoj sings after 41 years
By Rajesh KC
Veteran singer Prem Dhoj Pradhan mesmerized the audience with his voice, when he rendered 18 of his evergreen songs in the Paleti Series at Nepalaya’s R-Shala. The evening started with “Maya Namara Mayalu” which happens to be the first recorded song of the maestro. Pradhan, 72 sounded amazingly vibrant and energetic while singing as his fingers floated on the keys of the harmonium. more »
The life of the Nepalese in Qatar
By Tristan Bruslé
With 266,000 people, and 100,000 more to come in 2008, the Nepalese in
Holi Festival
Holi or Fagu festival is being celebrated by smearing Abeer (red vermilion powder) and throwing colour and water-filled balloons at each other. An important festival of the Nepalese people, Holi begins on the eighth day of the new moon and ends with the burning of the “Cheer’, which was installed earlier, on the full moon day Saturday. more »
