Where is humanity



“Any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual or psychological harm or suffering to women, including threats of such acts, coercion or arbitrary deprivation of liberty, whether occurring in public or in private life.”1

Violence against Women is disturbingly, a growing trend in Nepal. The scope and extent of violence against women are reflections of the degree and persistence of discrimination that women have been continuously facing.

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Bhadragol, 29 April 2016, Full Episode 98

bhadragol is one of the best tele serial in nepal.this program telecast from nepal television every friday evening.this program is most popular nowadays in nepal.In this Episode of Bhadragol, you will watch some funny stuff. After many weeks Belase is in London and he is lost. Pade solti and Jigree Are trying to go to jail. Finally Jigree gets in trouble and you see what his father does to get away with this.

Nepal feels like my First Home

काठमाडौं, बैशाख १९ । यही बैशाख १० गते पत्रकार तथा समाजसेवी बारबरा एडम्सको निधन भयो । तत्कालिन राजा महेन्द्रका कान्छा भाई बसुन्धरा अर्थात ‘कान्छा सरकार’ सँग लगनगाँठो कसेकी बारबाराको जीवन सुखमय रहन सकेन् । बेलायती महारानी एलिजावेथ द्वितीयाको नेपालमा सम्पन्न राजकीय भ्रमणको सिलसिलामा उनी सन् १९६० मा पहिलो पटक नेपाल आएकी थिइन । बसुन्धरासँग लामो समयको प्रेम सम्बन्ध पछि विवाह गरेकी उनको जीवन श्रीमानको देहान्तपछि दरबार हुँदै छाप्रोसम्म पुग्यो । सन् १९७८ मा बसुन्धराको निधन भएपछि बारबारा एक्लो भइन् । अमेरिकामा जन्मिएकी उनी राजश्री जीवनबाट छाप्रोसम्म पुग्दा बसुन्धराले दिएका उपहारहरु समेत बेच्नु परेको थियो । इमेज च्यानलको ‘इमेज संवाद’कार्यक्रममा १० बर्ष अघि उनले आफ्नो जीवन कहानी सुनाएकी थिइन् । कान्छा सरकारसँगको प्रेम सम्बन्ध, उनको निधन पछिको दुःखपूर्ण जीवनका कथाहरु बारबराले सुनाएकी छिन् । नेपाल आएपछि उनी मृत्युपर्यन्त नेपालमै रहँदै आएकी थिइन् । नेपालमा व्यावसायिक पर्यटनको सुरुआत तथा प्रवद्र्धन गर्न एडम्सको अमूल्य योगदान रहेको छ । नेपाली समाजका विविध विधामा उनले स्वतन्त्र कलम चलाउँदै आएकी थिइन् । उनले २०६५ सालमा नेपाली नागरिकता प्राप्त गरेकी थिइन् । उनी पछिल्ला वर्षमा नेपालको सुदूरपश्चिमका बैतडी र दार्चुला जिल्लाका भूमिहीन र सुकुम्बासीका लागि घर बनाउने अभियानमा सक्रिय थिइन् । उनी खोजी पत्रकारिताको संस्थागत विकास होस् भन्ने उद्देश्यले त्रिवि, पत्रकारिता तथा आमसञ्चार केन्द्रीय विभागमा ‘बारबरा एडम्स खोजी पत्रकारिता सम्मान’ स्थापना गरेकी थिइन् । सक्रिय समाजसेवीका रुपमा दरिएकी बारबराको निधनपछि पुरानो अन्तरबार्ताले धेरैको कौतुहलता मेटाइदिन सक्छ । इमेज खबर बाट सभार

Bipasha Basu, Karan Singh Grover are married! See pics, watch videos

vSocial media lit up with photos and videos from the various wedding events, in recent days, leading up to the actual ceremony. Wedding pictures and videos posted on social media show the 37-year-old Bengali beauty looking radiant in an all red bridal attire, paired with traditional jewellery. The 34-year-old groom, who co-starred with Bipasha in 'Alone', made a quirky entry as he arrived at the venue on a segway wearing a white sherwani. Bipasha's former boyfriend Dino Morea, model Candice Pinto were among the guests at the ceremony. As seen in the videos circulating online, the entrance of the venue was decorated with flowers, while Bipasha and Karan's pre-wedding photoshoot pictures have been used as wallpapers.

Security of Kathmandu Valley



Plans to run Kathmandu’s tourist hub Thamel around the clock have hit a snag as local administration has asked for more time to do homework while sine qua non for a proper night life are lacking.

Hopes of partygoers and tourists were high as Thamel entertained them throughout the night of New Year’s Eve. But Kathmandu District Administration Office has said it needs more time for inspecting the physical underpinning of the area.
On December 28, newly-appointed Chief District Officer Ram Krishna Subedi had told local businessmen that Thamel does not have adequate prerequisites, including security, and asked for till mid-January for an official decision on the matter.
But entrepreneurs say they are ready to keep their shutters open all night long. President of Thamel Tourism Development Council Ram Sharan Thapaliya said works on developing infrastructure are ongoing.
“We have installed 30 closed-circuit cameras around the area, footage from which is under surveillance from police,” he said. “Works are underway for installing solar lamps.”
According to the council, around 4,000 traders currently run 18 types of businesses in Thamel. Diner’s restaurants operate till 10pm, dance bars and live music restaurants till midnight while discos open till 2am.
“Around 300,000 people, who are directly employed by these establishments, will be benefitted if the opening hours are extended till 4am,” Thapaliya said. “Some 1,000 homeowners will also benefit as this will increase in their property value.”
Tourism data shows more than 80 percent of foreign tourists who land in Kathmandu visit Thamel. Of late, locals have outnumbered foreigners as prime customers in Thamel at night.
But there are challenges to overcome. Thamel is considered a main destination for prostitution and drugs in the Capital. Also, Nepal has no proper mechanism to prevent people under “legal age” from entering bars.

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Taxi fraudulent in kathmandu – Update



The Metropolitan Traffic Police Division has stepped up crackdown on unscrupulous cabbies in the Kathmandu Valley.

DIGP Prakash Adhikari, MTPD in-charge, said assorted teams were deployed in busy areas of the Kathmandu Valley to monitor taxis for violations like operating the vehicle without the mandatory seal on the fare metres, tampering and using defunct fare metres.

“We have booked as many as 41 cabbies in the last two days for cheating commuters. Of them, 34 were found refusing to provide service on fare metres for short distances, while two had defunct fare-metres,” he said.

The crackdown comes in the wake of growing complaints against taxi drivers. Cabbies found tampering with fare metres may face a fine of Rs 5,000 and are warned to fix the fare metres.

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China supporting reconstruction of Nepal one year after earthquake

April 25th is the first anniversary of the worst earthquake in Nepal’s history. Led by the prime minister, the nation is remembering the nearly 9,000 victims of the 7.8 magnitude quake. A ceremony was held at the ruins of the historic Dharahara Tower in Kathmandu. For many, it’s been a lost year without much to see for the $4 billion in aid pledged by foreign donors. Tourism, which previously accounted for nine percent of the national economy, has not recovered. China promised to give its full support to the reconstruction of Nepal after last year’s earthquakes. CCTV’s Hou Yun looks at what progress has been made.