It`s midnight but I'm still staring at the ceiling. I had an awesome presentation today but this euphoria is not the cause of my insomnia rather I'm regretting an hour of my day. I wish I had a Time Tunner like the one in movie Harry Potter or Action Replay so that I can go back and kill my shyness. But this is not a hollywood drama neither is it a bollywood movie, so thinking something like that is all vain. I wonder how excited I was for today as I'm a novice in the bank. Journey from Itahari to Dharan, it hardly takes an hour but I am used to this tedious commute. "Mom, please make the table ready, I don't wanna be late. At least not today." I screamed from my room, my eyes still in the mirror which has the reflection of my messy bed beside me. Rejecting all those six pairs eventua. . .
[caption id="attachment_27990" align="alignleft" width="263"] Writer : Madhu Khatiwada[/caption] Ambling through the highway, staring these pedestrians who don't even have their time to return a gaze. May be it's already been dusk and women have their children waiting them back home, children have a pile of homework to complete and men, may be their spouse are waiting for them to ask what to prepare for dinner. This busy street and me. Each time my left leg crosses my right and vice versa, my bosom heaves and heart races faster, faster than the motorbike which just passed by me. At the mean time, my eyes glued on a diamond. I guess not diamond, it's a gold because yellow street lights are already on. She is fighting with her boyfriend or just friend or eternal love or whoever he is. Sh. . .
Kathmandu was heated by the release of movie named White Sun which reads Seto Surya in Nepali. Seto Surya was a movie based on post-insurgency era which was screened across many film festivals of the globe and was able to win awards on different genres. Before this movie a movie named Kalo Pothi had also raised the temperature of the country as it was released inside the country. Kalo-pothi was a movie based during the insurgency. This movie was also screened at many big festivals and also was able to win awards on different topics. Before that, another movie called ‘Talakjung vs. Tulke, also a movie based on War was chosen to compete at the Oscars in the non-English movie category. Though it was trans-created from a Chinese play, it was able to win over critics and viewers ins. . .
A Nepali writes, Dear Prime Minister I hope you are in good health. So that you can shoulder the mammoth responsibilities you inherited after dethroned Mr. KP Sharma Oli blaming him with various charges. You told that Oli Government was unable to provide relief to earthquake victims, unable to carry-out reconstruction work and wasn’t serious about the Madesh issue. You may have been right about all of that. And hence you justified replacing him. This means, all the burden of all those incomplete works are now onto your shoulder. Meanwhile, you gently signed a Gentleman’s agreement with Mr. Sher Bahadur Deuba agreeing upon allowing Mr. Deuba to succeed you after 9 months, which means you have limited time to complete these incomplete work. Let me remind you that on the day of y. . .
My social life journey started from the ground of YOUTH FOR BLOOD. First day at YFB office Couple of years ago, I went to Youth For Blood's building which was situated at Roadcess. As I entered the building, I first met Mr. Dipesh Dhimal in the hall. He warmly welcomed and took me inside the office. Inside the office I saw, the then YFB President Mr. Sabin Dahal and member Mr. Ankit Das. All the members present there were treating me very politely. Actually I had gone there to know about YFB and what it do? The three of them explained me very nicely about YFB. And In between the conversation Mr. Ankit told me that YFB was going to organize cricket series and he also asked me to join if I was interested. I immediately answered that I wanted to join. Then I played in that series.That was h. . .
Smooth highway inside dense trees giving fresh cold air that nostrils could feel started giving me excitement about our trip. We had just passed Siliguri, a small city of West Bengal. I could see army barrack and choppers on both side of the road. The hot air was slowly cooling down as our vehicle started to approach towards the hills. A few hours later, we were on "Rangpo Bridge" the entrance gate of Sikkim. There we had to take pass (visa) to visit the state. The visa process was very simple since we were from neighboring country Nepal. They kept a copy of our citizenship certificate and gave us the passes to visit. We reached hotel at around seven in the evening where we had already done reservation. We checked in and since we were tired, we all went to bed that day. First day Th. . .
Since its creation, we have learned about the Islamic State from its enemies. Its story has largely been told by those fighting the group in Iraq and Syria, traumatized civilians who have escaped its brutal rule, and the occasional defector. That is about to change. This is the story of Abu Ahmad, a Syrian operative for the Islamic State who witnessed the group’s lightning expansion firsthand and spent months among its most notorious foreign fighters. In this series of three articles, he provides unique insight into how Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s political scheming paved the way for the Islamic State’s expansion into Syria, al Qaeda’s efforts to stem the group’s rise, and the terrifying weapons in the arsenal of the self-proclaimed “caliphate.” Some names and details h. . .
It’s a simple question. Why photography and nothing else? Why do I take pictures? What’s so special about photography compared to other hobbies?Why do I enjoy photography? I am not going to answer any of those question but will only share my love for photography in this post. As far I can remember, I liked having a camera in my hands. I’m sharing why I love what photography does to me and why I think it’s such a great hobby to integrate into one’s life, which also resulted in me starting my photography page on facebook-www.facebook.com/shaurabhphoto Anyone with an image-capturing device can get started with photography. That makes it fun and personal for anyone. Yes, you don’t need tons of techniques to take pictures, but unless your goal is to make photography your art mediu. . .
It pains when someone tease me by the nick name of my idol. It pains when someone unnecessarily criticize my hero using vulgar words. Hello I'm a young boy from Biratnagar, biggest fan of India's Number 1 batsman Virat Kohli. I feel proud to be his fan. Whoever know me, they know me as a Viratian. Many Virat fans around the city tag me in their posts and chat with me for hours in social media. Interesting thing is, in past couple of years I've made deep friendship with many Viratians from all across India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka through my Facebook Group named "International Virat Kohli Fans Club" which I created couple of years ago and it has around 40,000 members till now. I have also created two Facebook Pages "Virat Kohli: Nightmare For Bowlers" (5K likes). . . .
An entrepreneur talk program held on the last Thursday of every month of the georgian calendar. The executive secretary of Chambers of Industries Morang, Mr Somnath Adhikari was the guest speaker for this month. Mr Adhikari is a regular writer and an author of many books on journalism and business among other disciplines. He is also a recipient of awards like Silver Jubilee award from Government of Nepal and Jerusalem Jury Award from Government of Israel among others. He has remained executive secretary of Chambers of Industries for past 25 years. He was a government employee for 5 years and then completed his study in 1990 from Biratnagar in Business. He did his masters in rural development. He stressed young people not to shy away from trying out new ideas. In 2002, he was in Israel to a. . .
What is the universal expression of happiness? What is the first reaction of people across world when they are brimming with joy? If you are thinking of dance, bingo! Dance is one of the natural expressions of cheerfulness. Therefore when one is truly happy, one begins to dance no matter, whether one is trained in dancing or not.Since the origin of human civilisation, dancing has evolved as a form of art. A certain grammar of gestures, footwork and postures has been developed for every style of dance to express the varied emotions. For ages, dancers across the world have earned name and fame by amusing people with the display of their art of dance. Apart from being a prominent form of art, dance is also a great physical and mental exercise. Whether one takes up dance as a hobb. . .
