Monthly Archives: December 2007

Watching Sunrise from the Nagarkot Hilltop

I experienced the magic while watching the sun rising It was really challenging for me to wake up at 6:30 in the morning to observe the sunrise. I was determined. I set the alarm on my cell for 6 AM … Continue reading

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An Evening in Nagarkot: Drinking Soup

A sudden trip to the hilltop that is famous for the views of sunrise. So that is how my day started. I wasn’t prepared when my colleague at Kantipur Girish Giri asked me to join him on a motorcycle trip … Continue reading

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An Early Morning Show of a Nepali Movie

The mother of the actress wanted her daughter to be a professor in real life. One thing that you can predict easily about a reporter’s daily routine is this: it’s unpredictable. You never know how a reporter’s day starts and … Continue reading

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Following American Election Campaigns From Nepal

Even in these chilly days, we drink Coca Cola (Okay, to be exact, I drank a glass of Fanta, another offering from the one of the greatest symbols of American culture, this afternoon in a program co-sponsored by Chinese Embassy … Continue reading

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Everyone Wants To “Volunteer” For UN

Anjila Mul, 22, and Sujita Amatya, 22, who got Bachelors in Science (Environmental Science) degree from Biswo Niketan College a few days ago, had gone to the “exhibition” hoping to get recruited as volunteer or explore opportunities in volunteering. “The … Continue reading

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