Facebook now days

Facebook is a social networking site that helps to stay connected with friends and friends of friend. It helps to share your feeling, thoughts and to comment on other views and photos. Facebook is just like to share your face to the world. It is the cheapest way to stay connect with friends. These days in Nepal too it is becoming popular due to its feature. People are passing their time using fb. This is the best way to say the world you are there in this beautiful world. Specially it is popular in today's youth. If we see the drawbacks then  there are lot. It can destroy your image in the society if someone hack you. That's why you should be aware to use it too.

Bhattarai, Poudel file candidacy for PM berth

UCPN (Maoist) Vice Chairman Dr. Baburam Bhattarai and Nepali Congress Parliamentary Party leader Ram Chandra Poudel filed their candidacies for the prime ministerial post at the Parliament Secretariat on Friday.

Bhattarai who reached the venue along with Dahal, Shrestha, Thapa, Hisila Yami, Posta Bahadur Bogati, Dina Nath Sharma, among other Maoist leaders, filed his candidacy at the office of Parliament Secretary Manohar Prasad Bhattarai at around 11.15 this morning.The Legislature-Parliament has given the deadline to file the candidacies by 4 pm today. The nomination procedure was initiated from 9 this morning. The calendar unveiled by the Parliament Secretariat has called to hold PM elections at 1 pm on Sunday.

All topsy-turvy and disheartening

The state of Nepali politics may be bad, but the academic sector is faring even worse as unions of teachers, students and employees from the school to the university level are competing among themselves in staging shutdowns across the country.
Academic calendars are being disrupted in the five universities, community schools, the Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT) and even private schools. The universities, including the oldest Tribhuvan University, have been padlocked by the Democratic Professors’ Union—close to the Nepali Congress (NC) party—, the Maoist-affiliated National Professors’ Association and the Tarai Madhes Loktantrik Party sympathiser Madhesi Democratic Professors’ Union since August 9 objecting to the “unilateral appointment” of vice chancellors by the government.
However, people are sceptical that the government can get rid of this sectoral malaise soon and easily.

Child marriage.

Child marriage usually refers to two separate social phenomenons which are practiced in some societies. The first and more widespread practice is that of marrying a young child (generally defined as below the age of fifteen) to an adult. This is the main problem of developing country like Nepal. Child marriages may have many purposes. The aristocracy of some cultures tend to use child marriage among different factions or states as a method to secure political ties between them. For example, the son or daughter of the royal family of a weaker power would sometimes be arranged to marry into the royal family of a stronger neighbouring power, thus preventing being taken over. In the lower classes, if they were fortunate, families could use child marriages as means to gain financial ties with wealthier people, and to ensure their successions. 
Thats why it should be stop by spreading the ray of education and awareness. Lets be together against child marriage. 

Worship Lord Bhimsen at Mangalbazar.

Nepalese are of Hindu religion. Hindu is that religion  which consist of many gods ans festival.  Devotees line up to worship Lord Bhimsen at Mangalbazar, Lalitpur, on the occasion of Bhimsen Puja on Tuesday. Mostly the business community celebrates this festival to pray for prosperity in their business. This is just a small parts only. This shows that our country Nepal is rich in cultural heritage too.

Where Mahakavi Devkota was born.

Mahakavi Devkota is the pride of our country. Bordered by the Dhobikhola river in the east, Ward numbers 1 and 31 in the west, Ward No 5 in the north and Ward No 32 in the south, Ward No 33 of the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) is the birth place of Mahakavi Laxmi Prasad Devkota. This icon in the field of Nepali literature was born in 1909 at Thatunati, (now Dhobidhara) in the area. Spreading over 85.7 hectares, this ward is also known for the ancient Charkhal Adda (four-walled government building). This old land revenue office is located at Dillibazar in the ward. People from diverse caste-based communities live in the ward. Sacred temples like the Gyaneswar Mahadev, Anand Bhairav and Maitidevi are its notable religious and archaeological structures. The Panch Kumari festival, which is observed during the Tihar festivities, is celebrated with great fervour there. The Postal Services Department and the Sadar Khor located in the ward add to the ward’s image, while City Centre and Star Mall, the well known shopping complexes, also dot the ward landscape. Despite being a religiously and commercially important area, this ward is suffering from acute drinking water shortage, poor drainage system, unmanaged garbage and pot-holed roads. “While some houses get water every day, some others don’t get a single drop a day,” Ram Khadka, a local resident of Gyaneshwor, said. “It shows how careless the Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Sansthan is,” he added. Gyanu Shrestha of Dhobidhara complained about the sorry state of the roads in the ward. She said the condition of only a few roads is good as they are black-topped. However, others are gravelled ones and the sorry state shows during the rainy season. Streets at Dhobidhara can be taken for example. The poor condition of the drainage system doubles the misery of the ward denizens. On the heaps of garbage, Satya Dev Pandit, the Ward Secretary said problems at the Sisdol Landfill Site and lack of adequate manpower are the main reasons for the poor waste management. Pandit said the KMC Central Office had appointed 40 sweepers in the ward a long time ago when the population was very less. At present, there are only 18 sweepers and the population has grown many folds. The ward office is not allowed to hire new sweepers. Despite these problems, residents cooperate with the ward office when it comes to matters related to the ward. According to Pandit, they actively participate in the different campaigns the ward office organises. Residents of the ward are also paying regular taxes. In the last fiscal year, the ward collected about Rs 10,000,000. According to Pandit, the KMC is a political sector and there should be political representation in the offices. Only then, development activities can be carried out smoothly, he said. He added that for this to happen, political stability in the country is a must. Pandit further said that if the KMC central office allows the ward office to use only 65 percent of the collected revenue, the ward could invest and conduct lots of development works.

Gold price in Nepal.

Today in Nepali market the price of  have been increased by about 25% in last two weeks. This is the higest cost till now.The ministry said NEA didn’t initiate timely action to collect dues. 
Bista said Sunday all vehicle facilities provided by the company to politicians of all hues had been withdrawn. 

Gold Price Today in Nepal
Last update: 23-08-2011 (12:00:25 am)
Gold Ounce	139,760.79
Gold Pound	31,457.41
Gram Karat 24	4,493.92
Gram Karat 22	4,119.09
Gram Karat 21	3,931.39
Gram Karat 18	3,369.35
Gram Karat 14	2,622.15

UML’s youth wing chieftain renews threat

Chairman of Youth Association Nepal (YAN), the youth wing of the CPN-UML, Mahesh Basnet, on Sunday renewed his threat to shut down Nagarik daily and send its editor behind bars.The YAN chief claimed that some media houses raised “unnecessary questions” on an individual in the name of press freedom. “I feel that the press has been anarchist. One of England’s older newspapers—News of the World—was closed for the same reason. Nagarik will also meet the same fate once the country gets strong laws,” he said.

Chat in mig.

Mig33 is social networking site that is becoming popular these days. It is the faster and the cheapest fo the chating and  to stay connected with friends. Now days every body have mobile phones and internet. These phones and net are busy now days with mig. Every body attention is in mig these days specially of collage students. To be conected with friends is good but misusing it can be dangerous in life.

krishna astame

Today august 21 the birthday lord krishna. latest video of Krishna.

Online jobs

In this 20first century the technology have been leading the world. Its all possible because of computer. It is becoming the part of human life. These days in Nepal online jobs is gaining popularity because it is computer and intern-ate based work. With the popularity of computer this jobs also gaining importance in Nepal. This sorts of help in our income resource. Siting in a single table we can earn hundreds of dollar per day. This is really help full to decrease the jobless rate in country if its awareness is spreated properly.

Bike is now not only the means of transportation.

Now days bikes are becoming popular among every one in Nepal and in other countries too.The thrill and adrenaline rush that motorbike stunts bring about attracts many to this sport. And the best part is that it is equally interesting for those who watch amazing stunts being carried out in two wheels.

If you are a fan of motorbike stunts the good news is that Moto Madness -the stunt reality show is starting from August 18. The reality show will be aired on Terai Television (TTV) every Thursday at 9:00 pm.
“This is the first ever sports related reality show in Nepal. It has provided an opportunity for youths who had previously been involved in bike stunts directly or indirectly to showcase their talent“, said Shekhar Raj Kasaju, chairperson of Alpaviram, one of the main organisers of the reality show. The show will continue for 10 episodes.
Though the girls will not show the stunts, they will be leading respective teams. Those team leaders after inspecting the performance of their teammates will decide whom to send in the danger zone.
The statement also mentions that the winner will be awarded with the title Best Stunt Man while the deserv ing girl will win the title Moto Diva. The winners will get cash prize of Rs 50,000 each. If you love it then you should not miss it.

Student arrested in Spain for attac ...

The new thing in Spain is that Spanish police said Wednesday they have arrested a chemistry student suspected of planning a gas attack against protesters opposed to a visit by Pope Benedict XVI.

A police official said the suspect arrested in Madrid on Tuesday is a Mexican student specializing in organic chemistry, but did not give his name or age. Police said in a statement that officers who searched the detainee's apartment seized an external hard-drive and two notebooks with chemical equations that had nothing to do with what he was studying and a PC "allegedly used to recruit on the Internet."The statement says the suspect was in Madrid studying at Spain's top government research body, the Spanish National Research Council.

Hollywood's desi girl

Hollywood's Freida now going to be seen in bollywood. Freida will be seen in her most desi avatar till now in director Michael Winterbottom's adaptation of Thomas Hardy's novel, "Tess Of The d'Urbervilles." The film, titled " Trishna", has the story shift to modern day India, where Freida plays the role of an autorickshaw driver's daughter.
The tragic love story sees her character fall in love with the son of a property developer. Winterbottom, who has directed "A Mighty Heart", will premiere his film at the Toronto film festival in September.

Japan disaster plant cold shutdown could face delay

The developed country japan is forwarding their steps on modern technology. Members of the Japanese government panel to investigate the accident at Fukushima nuclear power plant, inspect the damaged building housing the No.3 reactor at the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO)'s Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima prefecture, in this handout picture taken by the investigation panel on June 17, 2011 and distributed by Kyodo on June 18, 2011.
Tokyo Electric Power Co said on Wednesday that it may fail in its bid to achieve "cold shutdown" at its tsunami-hit nuclear plant in Fukushima by January, as the world's worst nuclear crisis in 25 years rumbles on. 

Far West floods sweep away dozen houses.

Due to lack managed water way of our country's  rivers every year many houses and life are dawned. Following continuous rainfall for the past four days, the swollen Mahakali river has swept away over a dozen houses and flooded various areas in VDCs in Kanchanpur and Dadeldhura districts. On Tuesday noon, the water flow was recorded at 375,000 cusecs.
According to the Tatopani police post in Dadeldhura, over a dozen houses at Tatopani in Jogbuda VDC-3 were swept away, while around one-and-a-half dozen households have been displaced.
Local police posts said the Rangun river displaced settlements at Salchaudi, Ghumti bazaar and Mauri in Alitali and Kainapani, Rajyauda, Laldhunga bazaar, Sarkunda, Dandajhala, Krishna, Tatopani, Chhela, Sisamjhala and Bhorkunda.Similarly, 34 settlements in Bhimdatta municipality-11, 12 and 13 in Kanchanpur district have been evacuated to safer areas after the Mahakali river flooded the areas.

No early end in sight to Pashupati woes.

The world heritage Pashupatinath is world wide popular. It’s unlikely that anyone can tell how long Pashupatinath Temple will have to wait for a pied piper to drive away the rats and cockroaches holed up inside the premises of most sacred Hindu temple.Rats and cockroaches are not the only problem that the UNESCO world heritage site has been facing. Its main structure is said to be dilapidated and the temple officials have been struggling to maintain transparency in monetary offerings.
The first recommendation calls for providing fixed salary to the priests to strangle any debate regarding monetary offerings at birth. It has also proposed formation of a new autonomous steering body to govern all management issues of Pashupatinath. The third suggestion is the urgent need to keep records of the minute inventories of internal structure of the main temple which, according to experts, is already on the verge of collapse. 

Golden Gate, Prime win basketball title.

Golden Gate and the Prime College lifted the boy’s and girl’s title respectively for the third-time each in the final match at the Morgan Cup National Basketball Tournament at the Dashrath stadium covered hall on Tuesday.
In the boy’s final, runner-up of the previous edition, Golden Gate, overcame debutants Premier 83-65. In a keenly contested final, Golden Gate marched ahead with a 23-17 win in the first quarter. However, Morgan bounced back with a 17-13 and 18-17 win in the next two quarters. The decisive fourth quarter, saw the rise of Golden Gate as they dominated it taking the quarter 30-13 to grasp the title for the third time.
Both Alisha and Rabindra bagged Rs 15,000 each and gift hampers worth Rs 10,000 Adidas for their achievement. A total of 17 teams, including 11 in the boy’s category and six in the girls, had competed in the 10-day tournament.

Motorcycle bomb kills 8 in southern Afghan market.

A bomb planted on a motorcycle exploded in a vegetable market in southern Afghanistan on Tuesday, killing eight people at dusk as residents broke their daily fast for the holy month of Ramadan, authorities said.The motorcycle bomb in the south was parked at the market in the Dihrawud district of Uruzgan province, said provincial council director Amanullah Otaq. He said eight people were killed and dozens wounded.