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Actress Sumina Ghimire and Singer Komal Oli Celebrating Dashin Festival and Receiving Tika.
भिडियो हेर्न तल बक्स को निलो कलर मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
Taleju temple opened for public today
14 Oct,Kathmandu: The Taleju Temple at Hanumandhoka has been opened for public today.The temple opened as per the tradition of opening it for a day on Mahanawami of Nauratha during the Dashain festival each year, and has been thronged by devotees.The devotees are allowed to enter from the main gate and are arranged to exit from the Nasal Chok via Mulchok after Darshan, said Executive Director of the Hanumandhoka Durbar Museum Development Committee Saraswoti Singh.
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Taleju is regarded as the tallest temple spread in large area in Hanuman Dhoka. The temple is protected by Sardul Battalion of the Nepal Army. Devotees area also thronging in shrines of goddesses in the Kathmandu Valley including Dakshinkali, Guhyeshwori, Maitidevi, Kalikasthan, Naxal Bhagawati, Bhadrakali, Shobha Bhagawati, Bijayeshwori, Indrayani, Raktakali, Bajrayogini, Sankata and Bajrabarahi for paying homage and offering sacrifices.
Meanwhile, devotees are also thronging the Kumari Ghar for the darshan of Kumari at Basantapur. Kumari is taken as the living goddess and the temple this time will also be opened in daytime until Ekadashi day from Nawami, said Kumari Ghar Management Committee Convener Ganesh Shakya. Arrangement has also been made to take Kumari to the Taleju for a darshan at night time on this very day.RSS
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Maoist chief Prachanda on Sunday warned India against attemptingto "micro-manage" Nepal's political system, saying it would bedetrimental to Indian
Kathmandu: Maoist chief Prachanda on Sunday warned India against attempting to "micro-manage" Nepal's political system, saying it would be detrimental to Indian interests.
"India should not engage in micro-management like who should be the minister and who should not," Prachanda said while speaking at a function to release a book entitled "Prayogshala" or Laboratory, authored by Sudhir Sharma, chief editor of Kantipur national daily.
The book mainly deals with political mystery surrounding the decade-long Maoist insurgency and deposed monarchy. In the book, the author also claims that India is having heavy influence in Nepalese politics.
He warned that meddling in Nepal's internal affairs would be detrimental to India itself. His comments come ahead of the November 19 Constituent Assembly polls.
The former prime minister also acknowledged that his party had reached diplomatic pacts with several global leaders during the conflict period in Nepal, including the then Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
He revealed that "his party had written letters to then Prime Minister of India Vajpayee, China, European Union and the United Nations during the conflict period expressing the desire to come to the peace process."
Prachanda said that he had sent the letter to Vajpayee through Indian professor S D Muni.
"These agreements were in favour of Nepal and the Nepalese people," Prachanda claimed.
He said that his party has not deviated from its objective though the armed conflict has changed its nature.
"The change that took place in Nepal was the result of the efforts made by Nepali people," he said.
Earlier, another Maoist leader from a breakaway faction had blamed India for the failure of talks on reaching a consensus to defer the Constituent Assembly polls.
"Recently, the chances of forging agreement went in vain after the Indian foreign secretary (Sujata Singh) met leaders of the major four political parties," CPN-Maoist leader C P Gujrel had claimed.
source: zeenews.india.com
भिडियो हेर्न तलको बक्स मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
"India should not engage in micro-management like who should be the minister and who should not," Prachanda said while speaking at a function to release a book entitled "Prayogshala" or Laboratory, authored by Sudhir Sharma, chief editor of Kantipur national daily.
The book mainly deals with political mystery surrounding the decade-long Maoist insurgency and deposed monarchy. In the book, the author also claims that India is having heavy influence in Nepalese politics.
The former prime minister also acknowledged that his party had reached diplomatic pacts with several global leaders during the conflict period in Nepal, including the then Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
He revealed that "his party had written letters to then Prime Minister of India Vajpayee, China, European Union and the United Nations during the conflict period expressing the desire to come to the peace process."
Prachanda said that he had sent the letter to Vajpayee through Indian professor S D Muni.
"These agreements were in favour of Nepal and the Nepalese people," Prachanda claimed.
He said that his party has not deviated from its objective though the armed conflict has changed its nature.
"The change that took place in Nepal was the result of the efforts made by Nepali people," he said.
Earlier, another Maoist leader from a breakaway faction had blamed India for the failure of talks on reaching a consensus to defer the Constituent Assembly polls.
"Recently, the chances of forging agreement went in vain after the Indian foreign secretary (Sujata Singh) met leaders of the major four political parties," CPN-Maoist leader C P Gujrel had claimed.
source: zeenews.india.com
भिडियो हेर्न तलको बक्स मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
12 Secrets of being Happy!
ACCEPT WHAT YOU HAVE Research shows that happy people have modest levels of expectation and aspirations — they want what they can get — while unhappy people never seem to get what they want. They also know how to avoid disappointments and how to generate pleasant surprises. This is because they strive for realistic goals and are happy with their lot. As Dr Jose de Jesus Garcia Vega, of the University of Monterrey, Mexico, confirms, we must accept things as they come. ‘We spend a lot of time complaining about the things that happen to us, but this is a waste of time and effort,’ he says. ‘To be happy, we need to enjoy what we have.’ ENJOY WHAT YOU DO
भिडियो हेर्न तल बक्स को बीच मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
Happy people do what they enjoy and enjoy what they do — and don’t do it for the money or glory. There’s no point being stuck in a job you hate, surrounded by unfriendly colleagues just because the money is good — people forget that they are allowed to be happy at work, too. Many spend the best years of their lives trying to make money, sacrificing their health and family in the process, says Dr Garcia Vega. Later, they spend the same money they made working trying to recover their lost health and estranged family. LIVE FOR TODAY Don’t dwell on the past, on things that went wrong or previous failures. Similarly, don’t dream about an idealised future that doesn’t exist or worry about what hasn’t happened yet. Happy people live for the now; they have positive mind sets. If you can’t be happy today, what makes you think tomorrow will be different? CHOOSE HAPPINESS Don’t be afraid to step back and re-evaluate your goals. Imagine your life as a story that you can edit and revise as you go along. This kind of flexible approach requires positive thinking and an open mind — you need to actively choose to be happy. She found that ‘voluntarists’ (people who feel they have free choice and complete control over their life) were happier than fatalists (people who think little can be changed by personal intervention). ‘You always have the freedom to choose the manner in which you wish to approach any given situation,’ says Dr Garcia Vega.This theory is backed up by Ingrida Geciene of Vilnius University, Lithuania, who researched the happiness of people in 31 European countries. Luckily for us, Northern European countries contain more voluntarists while Latin European countries such as Spain and Italy have a higher percentage of fatalists. RELATIONSHIPS We get our happiness from other people, and from supporting other people. Remember that just as other people can make us happy, we are all ‘other people’ to someone else. And cherish people who are important to you. Research also shows that married people are happier than single people. STAY BUSY If you want to be happier, develop an outgoing, social personality — accept that drinks invitation, join the walking club, book group or choir. The best way to savour pleasure is in the company of others. Build a rich social life, says Eunkook M. Suh, a psychology professor at Yonsei University in Seoul, not as an obligation, but because it is rewarding, meaningful and fun. Active, busy, social people are the healthiest and happiest, in society. Get involved: make your motto ‘use it or lose it.’ Ambition is healthy and makes people happy, explains Claudia Senik, a professor at the University of Paris-Sorbonne, but envy makes them unhappy. Yet comparisons with others can spoil the benefits of ambition and are only useful if you learn something from them. Focus on your goals and dreams so you can enjoy your ambition and achievements.DON'T COMPARE BE YOURSELF Just as you shouldn’t compare yourself with others, it’s important not to worry about what others think about you — then you can truly be yourself. Happy people are spontaneous, natural and real; they say what they think and feel, and aren’t concerned what others think of them. Being oneself makes one feel free and authentic. STOP WORRYING Don’t take yourself too seriously. Happy people don’t worry and they recognise that 90 per cent of worries never come true. GET ORGANISED You might envy those laid-back bohemian types who just do things on the spur of the moment, but don’t be fooled. Happy people plan and organise, they have goals and a purpose. You can only get what you want or desire if you know what it is you want or desire in the first place. So while those chilled-out friends might seem happy, they’re actually just drifting along. THINK POSITIVE Bottling up emotions and bad feelings creates psychological distress and physical discomfort. Happy people get things off their chest, their motto is: get rid of it, or it will get rid of you. Similarly, work at developing optimistic thinking; happy people always look on the bright side. Successful athletes know to focus on winning, not losing, explains Miriam Akhtar, one of the first positive psychologists in the UK. We need to switch from a negative, glass-half-empty outlook to a glass-half-full and put optimism into practice to be happiest. Optimism is the mind’s natural self-defence mechanism against depression. VALUE HAPPINESS Happiness can be learned, but finding meaning and a purpose in life is what leads to it, not the other way around. The happiest people appreciate and realise that being happy adds years to their life, and life to their years. Extracted from The World Book Of Happiness by Leo Bormans, published by Marshall Cavendish at £19.99. © 2011 Leo Bormans. To order a copy for £16.99 (p&p free)
source: Dailymail.co.uk
भिडियो हेर्न तल बक्स को बीच मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
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Man Bra Made In UK The Man Is Going To Be A Lot Fat As Women So They Made Bra To Make Boys Sleem
भिडियो हेर्न तलको बक्स मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
Check Out This Of Man Bra
Padam Kuwar challenges Prachanda in upcoming election from Kathmandu Constituency-10. Lets do pre-poll voting to see who will win.
पदम लाई भोट दिनको लागि तलको बक्समा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
Beautiful Model and Actress Anu Shah Debuting as a Singer in Nepali Movie 'SAKAS'
Actresses act and dance on the songs by other singers. But, actress Anu Shah has decided that she can be a singer too and has recorded a song for her upcoming movie ‘Sakas’.
The recording of the song on Anu’s voice started on Sept 19. The music of the song is composed Chetan Sapkota and Anu had been practicing her vocal for the last one month.
In the past other actresses like Rekha Thapa and Yuna Upreti had tried singing but didn’t continue singing after their first song. We hope, Anu has a good voice and will continue singing in future.
भिडियो हेर्न तलको बक्स मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
In the past other actresses like Rekha Thapa and Yuna Upreti had tried singing but didn’t continue singing after their first song. We hope, Anu has a good voice and will continue singing in future.
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Wife of Gurkha soldier murdered by serial sex attacker on hunt for woman to rape
A serial sex attacker, who went looking for a woman to rape before murdering the wife of a Gurkha soldier, has been jailed for life by a judge who described him as a “very dangerous man”
Glenn Nelson Krishnamaya Mabo(victim)
Glenn Nelson, 30, strangled mother-of-three Krishnamaya Mabo after ambushing her and dragging her into a field just a few hundred yards from the barracks where she lived with her husband, a serving soldier.
Reading Crown Court heard how Nelson, who lived in a caravan, had tried accosting two women earlier that evening before pouncing on Mrs Mabo.
He attempted to rape her but she put up such a fight that he strangled her using a piece of her own clothing and abandoning her body in an airfield at Aborfield in Berkshire.
Nelson received an eight year sentence in 2001 after being convicted of two offences of attempted rape, but also had convictions for indecent assault and inflicting actual bodily harm.
Appearing at Reading Crown Court via videolink, Nelson admitted murder and attempted rape and was jailed for life with a minimum tariff of 25-years before he can be considered for release.
source: thetelegraph.co.uk
भिडियो हेर्न तलको बक्समा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
Dashain Special – Nandita KC
As usual, Actress Nandita KC goes to her home in Arghakhachi to celebrate Dashain. Nandita loves Dashain gets excited when talking about the festival.
‘I like the Dashain tika on my forehead and Jamara on my hair. I also like the blessings from my elders,” says Nandita. One thing Nandita doesn’t like about the festival is animal sacrifices in homes and temples in the name of the festival. Nandita clarifies her concern, “Even if the tradition is age old, killing something to celebrate is not good.”
Nandita has set aside Rs. 15,000 to spend in Dashain. Given the inflation, the amount is not a big sum. She says that she will spend all on it in clothes. While in Europe earlier this year, Nandita had bought enough clothes so, she is not shopping much.
Nandita KC wishes all the readers a very happy Dashain and asks not to kill innocent animals to celebrate the festival.
source:nepaliactress.com
भिडियो हेर्न तल बक्स को निलो कलर मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
Nandita has set aside Rs. 15,000 to spend in Dashain. Given the inflation, the amount is not a big sum. She says that she will spend all on it in clothes. While in Europe earlier this year, Nandita had bought enough clothes so, she is not shopping much.
Nandita KC wishes all the readers a very happy Dashain and asks not to kill innocent animals to celebrate the festival.
source:nepaliactress.com
भिडियो हेर्न तल बक्स को निलो कलर मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
Dashain Special – Arunima Lamsal
Nepali actress Arunima Lamsal feels the coming of Dashain with cool breeze of wind and sweet smell of Parijat flower. She also gets the feeling of Dashain by the crowd in the market. While in school she used to wait for the long holidays in Dashain. She enjoyed the new cloths and festive environment. These days, she likes meeting family members in the festival. She doesn’t like people abuse the festive spirit by drinking excessively and playing cards.
One of the things she used to like while she was little was the gifts of money. Once a brother gave her $10 as a gift and she still has the money with her. But these days, she spends more in gifting others than what she receives.
Arunima loves eating and prefers goat meat a lot. Although she vegetarian dishes a few days, mostly it is all non-vegetarian food with a lot of goat meat.
source:nepaliactress.com
भिडियो हेर्न तल बक्स को निलो कलर मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
Arunima loves eating and prefers goat meat a lot. Although she vegetarian dishes a few days, mostly it is all non-vegetarian food with a lot of goat meat.
source:nepaliactress.com
भिडियो हेर्न तल बक्स को निलो कलर मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
Dashain Special – Sanchita Luitel
After marrying Nikhil Upreti and giving birth to two kids, the skin-thin actress Sanchita Luitel gained a lot of weight. The maximum weight she gained was 88 kgs. The mother of 2-years-old son and 1-year-old daughter has slimmed down a little now and currently weights 65 kg.
Food is one of the major parts of Dashain festival but, Sanchita has decided to cut her consumption to slim down. She is not going to eat any meat during the festival. She will however eat sweet and paneer.
The best thing about Dashain for Sanchita is meeting with friends and families. To celebrate the festival Sanchita is planning to go to her hometown in Sarlahi. She has done shopping for the kids but, she still has to buy some stuffs for herself.
Of the past, Sanchita still remembers getting money from her father to buy new clothes during the festival. After she started working in movies and earn, she used to buy them herself. Sanchita is also waiting her husband Nikhil to come back from Mumbai this week. Nikhil Upreti is planning to start directing a Bollywood movie. The shooting of the movie is expected to start after Tihar.
source:nepaliactress.com
भिडियो हेर्न तल बक्स को निलो कलर मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
Farmer Binita Baral in action
The hard work of Binita Baral in her organic farming has started to pay off. She is selling the vegetables produced in her organic farm in Tokha.
After starting the farming business, Binita is seen involved in all types of farming activities. Binita has shared her photos working on paddy field. (Photo credit -Binita Baral)
source:nepaliactress.com
भिडियो हेर्न तल बक्स को निलो कलर मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
भिडियो हेर्न तल बक्स को निलो कलर मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
Rekha Explains why she choose politics and why specially CPN Maoist Party
Although she has a very good acting career ahead, actress Rekha Thapa has taken a huge risk by entering the party politics. She had tried her best in making full use of the newly gained political power by trying to get appointed in the Film Development Board and getting elected for the party. But, both her efforts had failed. Although she is not competing in election, she has promised to help the party, CPN Maoist to win the election.
After Rekha joined the party, Rekha’s fans are confused on why she has risked her career. Joining a party alienate all her fans affiliated to other parties. That is not something a celebrity can afford to risk on.
Why did you choose politics?
I could have served the society and country alone. But, there is a high chance that the sole voice might not be heard. In politics, your voice get some authenticity and it gets stronger. I had tried doing things alone but that didn’t help me much in helping the people and country much. A true political power can change every subjects. In political parties, we can collectively address any social problems. I needed that collective effort and I found that in politics.
Why CPN Maoist? Why not other parties ?
I had always been influenced by the principles of CPN Maoist. I had been revolutionist since my child. My progressive thoughts and views seem to be closer to the party. During the 10-years-long Maoist war, I used to see the sketch of Prachanda and I used to study their principles. After a long analysis and deep study I have realized that my principles resonate with the party.
There are a lot of people who don’t like CPN Maoist as a party. In politics it is perfectly normal to have varying thoughts. It is same if I choose Nepali Congress, CPN UML or RPP party. They all have people of rival thoughts. The wounds of people’s war are still fresh. Although I don’t know much about the ancient politics, I have made an informed decision based on what I have seen and learnt for my life.
What is your political background ?
I am a sole warrior. I don’t want to undermine my political consciousness by pointing to the person around me. I believe, my identity should be my own. I can say my ancestors were the offspring of Bhimsen Thapa and that might be true, but I want to be identified by my own name. So, I am an individual fighter.
You can seek the political background of Prachanda or Baburam Bhattarai or Madhav Kumar Nepal or B P Koirala and find none. They were sole fighters and I want to be like them. I don’t want anybody else to be the benefactor of my political quest.
How can you keep a balance between politics, social work and acting?
All three sectors are related and fulfill each other’s purpose. Serving a society was a social worker and serving a country as a politician are the same. Although people say that politics is a game, I don’t think so. A good social worker can be a good politician. I wanted to serve the people, not rule them. Most of the leaders of our time have become rulers rather than serving people. That is the reason politics got the bad name.
भिडियो हेर्न तल बक्स को निलो कलर मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
Why did you choose politics?
I could have served the society and country alone. But, there is a high chance that the sole voice might not be heard. In politics, your voice get some authenticity and it gets stronger. I had tried doing things alone but that didn’t help me much in helping the people and country much. A true political power can change every subjects. In political parties, we can collectively address any social problems. I needed that collective effort and I found that in politics.
Why CPN Maoist? Why not other parties ?
I had always been influenced by the principles of CPN Maoist. I had been revolutionist since my child. My progressive thoughts and views seem to be closer to the party. During the 10-years-long Maoist war, I used to see the sketch of Prachanda and I used to study their principles. After a long analysis and deep study I have realized that my principles resonate with the party.
There are a lot of people who don’t like CPN Maoist as a party. In politics it is perfectly normal to have varying thoughts. It is same if I choose Nepali Congress, CPN UML or RPP party. They all have people of rival thoughts. The wounds of people’s war are still fresh. Although I don’t know much about the ancient politics, I have made an informed decision based on what I have seen and learnt for my life.
What is your political background ?
I am a sole warrior. I don’t want to undermine my political consciousness by pointing to the person around me. I believe, my identity should be my own. I can say my ancestors were the offspring of Bhimsen Thapa and that might be true, but I want to be identified by my own name. So, I am an individual fighter.
You can seek the political background of Prachanda or Baburam Bhattarai or Madhav Kumar Nepal or B P Koirala and find none. They were sole fighters and I want to be like them. I don’t want anybody else to be the benefactor of my political quest.
How can you keep a balance between politics, social work and acting?
All three sectors are related and fulfill each other’s purpose. Serving a society was a social worker and serving a country as a politician are the same. Although people say that politics is a game, I don’t think so. A good social worker can be a good politician. I wanted to serve the people, not rule them. Most of the leaders of our time have become rulers rather than serving people. That is the reason politics got the bad name.
भिडियो हेर्न तल बक्स को निलो कलर मा क्लिक गर्नुहोला
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