Starring – Nikhil Upreti, Sanchita Luitel, Arunima Lamsal, Priya Rijal, Asha Poudel, Bhim B. Thapa, Prakash Ojha, Rabi Dangol, Uttam KC, Anju Maharjan, Gopal ‘Chande’, Suleman Sankha, Mahadev Tripathi, Ramsharan Jangam etc.
Director – Dinesh DC
The movie featuring comedy singer Prakash Ojha as a new presentation is a comedy movie written by C Basnet. The script of the movie is written by Bikash Acharya.
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We will all our visitors a very happy new year, Bikram Sambat 2068.
May 2068 bring you all the best!
The president of the United States, Obama, and Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton, have also conveyed their best wishes on the New Year.
Music fans in Kathmandu are enjoying the tunes of Indian singer Kailash Kher in a concert being organized on the New Year Eve.
Bikram Sambat 2068 calendar is being updated. (Photo credit -raralake.com)
There was another Miss Newa held in Pokhara named Miss Newa Pokhara 2067. The event held on April 2, 2011(Chaitra 19, 2067) was organized in Pokhara City Hall.
Here are some photos of the event (photo credits lovelypokhara.com)
Can beauty contest participants be allowed to be promote alcohol products like beer?
As far as I know, the beauty contest participants are as young as 16 year olds. When a 16 year old is given a t-shirt with beer advertisement, can’t she drink it?
Or, are Newari girls exempt from drinking beer underage? Following are the participants of Miss Newa Pokhara 2067, held in Pokhara on April 2, 2011.
As long as our newspapers depend on some political party (or, one leader in this case), the debate of neutrality, in itself, is flawed.
The journalists are more worried about loosing the job! (read the comment written by the journalist Arun Baral – click to enlarge)
It seems, it is a very tough choice between the sustainability and neutrality.
Does this prove newspapers (National Dailies) are compromising their neutrality to sustain?
A presentation of Binu Rokaya for RC Films,
Nepali Movie – Khatranak Jungle
Starring : Surbir Pandit, Pawan Basnet, Raju Giri, Bijaya Deep Giri, Binu Rokaya, Alija Rizal etc.
Director/story : Raju Giri
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Let me first talk about call by-pass:
I have told before – call by-pass is not a problem at all. The government blocked some VOIP websites. But, it couldn’t do anything to Google when it introduced free call to US and Canada.
Now, why is the police against some ISPs accusing them of using their services to call by-pass?
If it is cheaper to call Nepal due to illegal call bypass, why is it bad?
Because it hurts the profit of large voice operators in Nepal and robs the government of resulting tax revenue.
If the large voice operators can’t keep up with the new technology – why should the government protect them?
The telecom operators should embrace internet and VOIP as new technology and find new revenue avenues in them instead of trying to stop them from coming in.
Next, why are ISPs punishing their own customers for government action?
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Miss Ecollege 2011 was held on Friday (April 8, 2011) in Rastriya Naachghar, Jamal, Kathmandu. In the event, 18 contestants participated to claim the title of the year 2011. The girls, 16 years to 24 years olds, represented 18 different colleges of Kathmandu.
The title was awarded to Dikshya Shrestha. The first runner-up was Alina Mulmi and the second runner-up title was awarded to Namita Gurung.
Dikshya, along with the crown received a scooter (cash equivalent of Rs. 151,000) and scholarship in bachelor level. First runner-up received a laptop, mobile set, and two-years long scholarship in bache
lor level. The second runner-up received a mobile set, and one-year long scholarship in bachelor level.
In the competition, Rama Shrestha received Best Dress title, Amrita Moktan received the title of Best Hari, Pooja Gurung won Miss Photogenic title, Dolma Sherpa had the "Best Smile" and Manisha Basnet was liked by the viewers and got Viewers’ Choice award. Other title winners were: Sujata KC, Miss Best Walk; Julia Aryal, Miss Discipline; Nirmala Maharjan, Miss Personality; Asmita Basnet, Miss Best Figure, and Gita Pradhan, Miss Popular.
One of our visitors sent the following photo of a MoMo (a dumpling like steamed food, very popular in Nepal) restaurant. It says Daami Mo.Mo. Harami Soup (Exact translation is not possible but it can literally mean – excellent MoMo, extremely hot soup).
The guy you puffing a cigarette is told to be 106 year old and he says that he has been smoking since 86 years. There is no doubt, smoking kills. But, this pensioner of army for the last 60 years is surely an exception.
There was Winnie Langley who lit her cigarette from her 100th birthday candle and was an internet sensation, gave-up smoking at 102 and died within a year. She gave a false impression that, "quitting smoking is injuriou
s to health".
Well, smoking is injurious to health and nobody should start it!
Thank you Neel Khadka, the news editor of Sagarmatha Television, for allowing me to use the photo.
A 2003 documentary of Asia Network for Sustainable Agriculture and Bioresources (ANSAB) on an effort to establish a community-based enterprises to help in harvesting Yarshagumba (the Himalayan Viagra) to improve the livelihood of rural poor and protect the resource.
Duration – 29 minutes
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The Indian cricket fans are happy for their win after loosing for the last 27 years. But, some are disappointed due to Poonam Pandey’s decision to respect the ‘Indian values’ and not strip in front of them – sort of an April Fool’s joke.
The Indian cricket team has won the Cricket World Cup after 28 years. And, as promised Poonam Pandey is planning a strip tease show for the team if BCCI approves and arranges for the feat. Poonam however was forced to switched off her phone when she got variety of calls, some full of threaten and others requesting her to fulfill her promise.
Poonam is still willing to perform her show for the team if the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) approves and arranges the venue. It looks like, Poonam is not confident such shows will be approved by the public in India. So, she has proposed to do it in a bit more liberal places like a French city, Paris.
Buddha was born in Lumbini, located near the border of India in the Southern part of Nepal, more than 2500 years ago. The remains of the ancient kingdom of Shakya rulers are still preserved in the area. A pillar (gray pillar in the left side, in the photo below) erected by an Indian emperor, also confirms the location as the birth place of Buddha.
