Dinesh Wagle on Nepali Society

Dinesh Wagle on Nepali society

Author: DW

  • Beard (Daari), What a Lively Thing U R!

    By Dinesh Wagle on November 20th, 2004 in Wagle Monologues Originally published under UWB banner beard (noun) hair growing on a chin and lower cheeks of a man’s face: a…


  • Shailaja Acharya And Uma Bharati: Are Marriage And Temper Related?

    Does marriage makes one mature, or consistent or helps calm down the temper? There are some examples that show that unmarried people seem to loose their temper too quickly. They…


  • The John Grisham Novel and My Journalistic Life- II

    Those striking similarities between Willie Traynor, the protagonist of the John Grisham novel The Last Juror and myself that I had described in detail in one of my earlier blogs,…


  • Some Words on Yasir Arafat & Situation in Nepal

    How you see Yasir Arafat, a Palestinian, who died at 75 today in a Paris military hospital, largely depends on which spectacle you are wearing on. For Israelis and some…


  • The John Grisham Novel and My Journalistic Life-I

    I studied journalism with a hangover. In the early days at Syracuse, I aspired to be an investigative reporter with the New York Times or the Washington Post. I wanted…


  • Congratulations President Bush! Hillary, Are You Ready?

    Let me take this opportunity to congratulate the victorious President Bush. Though I endorsed Senator Kerry’s effort for the White House, the popular and the Electoral College vote favored George…


  • Kathmandu In Festive Mood. And, Patent for BBC Nepali’s voice.

    [Originally posted in UWB platform] The recently launched BBC 103 FM in Kathmandu has definitely changed my radio habit. Before I was a TV worm, always pressing the remote control…


  • चोयु महोत्सवमा पर्वतीय पर्यटन प्रबर्द्धनको चासो

    दिनेश वाग्ले काठमाडौं- चोयु स्वर्णमहोत्सव मनाउन राजधानीमा भेला भएका पर्वतारोहीमा विश्वकै छैटौं अग्लो शिखर पुगेको अनुवभ मात्रै छैन, पर्वतीय पर्यटनबाट नेपालले कसरी बढी फाइदा लिन सक्ला भन्ने चिन्ता पनि छ ।…


  • British Boys of Bridim

    Two British teenagers are spending their time in a remote Nepali village for a good cause. By Dinesh Wagle You may think they should talk only about recent Hollywood flicks…


  • Wagle Mantra: Think Well, Do Well

    Namaste, and welcome at Wagle’s Web World. WAGLE.com.np is my official medium of representation to the World Wide Web. In this website, you can find various information about me, including…