Nepali movies may be struggling among the valley audience but there is another culture, “theatre” that seems uprising. Apart from Aarohan Theatre Group (Gurukul), the household name for theatre shows in the country, some other younger generation initiatives for such shows are also taking the lead. If you happen to be one of the theatre…
After months of unsuccessful banning of popular websites and blogs in the country, the government has finally decided to lift the ban on blogs in Nepal. And to everyone’s surprise the government has not only lifted the ban on Nepali blogs but also has expressed views on how important blogs could be for source of…
Wondering what Rekha Thapa has in for you this Holi? I am sure you shouldn’t have forgotten this actor’s last holi organised by her husband, Chabi Ojha in their own office. Well, this time she wasn’t with Chabi Ojha celebrating Holi! (Oh keep her divorce gossips to yourself). Rekha Thapa, top actor of Nepal (that’s…
Update 9th March: Please visit the latest post about Shah Rukh Khan’s Visit to Nepal. Be it rumour, it still sounds good. And while the rumour begins getting some authority on web, it makes sense that we talk about it. Note: This is still a rumour. Video below is some years old already and just…
Embassy of Nepal in Japan has come up with a notice to make Nepali’s living in Japan aware about the situation. Durga Bahadur Subedi, releasing the notice has also assured to help all the Nepalis affected with the situation.
Google Adsense, the money making machine for most of our blogs really disappointed us last year with its email of disabling the western union payment for Nepal. Now without any notification from Adsense, the payment mode seems to be perfectly working. I am not sure when it started working though. With a recent comment on my last post of disabled adsense western union payment, Anup Pokharel suggests that the option has been activated again. Thank you Anup!
What could be some of the most interesting places in Nepal that one must see in their life time? Here’s a post covering the beautiful images of Nepali places that one must see in their life time. Please remember that there are uncountable places in Nepal that are worth mentioning in the list but as the…
We may be proud with the centuries we live in and the advancements we have been through but our acts (or blame that on society) are still primitive, old fashioned and rather conservative. One much talked about problem our society is deeply rooted with is the classification of people in terms of their caste. But unlike many those who can’t dare to change this, here come our very own popular athletes to take the step and set an example.
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Krishna Prasad Bhattarai, Nepal’s ex prime minister and founding leader of Nepali Congress died at age of 87 while undergoing treatment at Norvic International Hospital in Kathmandu on Friday night at 11.26 pm. In his youth, Bhattarai was a journalist. He was one of the first foreign journalists to interview the General Secretary of the Communist Party of the then USSR, Khrushchev. Here’s an overview of Illustrious career of Krishna Prasad Bhattarai along with the gallery.
The final rituals of the former prime minister will undergo with state honors tomorrow and a public holiday has been announced for Sunday to mourn the demise.