Dinesh Wagle on Nepali Society

Dinesh Wagle on Nepali society

Category: Wagle Monologue

  • Week in Review: Whiz Kid & Kathmandu Spring

    First off, a quick update on my teeth. They are all fine except that I am still feeling something odd about the particular tooth in question. A few minutes ago,…


  • The Talk of Wine & GF

    Let me criticize myself first. I spent one of the most fruitless day today. Pillion riding with Devendra Bhattaria proved to be largely fruitless. Spending in front of computer proved…


  • Life is Boring. Life is Interesting

    Man Ka Kura of a Nepali blogger: It was a boring day for me. But I don’t want my tomorrow to be like this. This picture (inside) of myself taken…


  • Yestai Chha Saathi Mero Haal.

    Yes, Pal, such is the present situation of mine. Just wanted to feel you guys over there the presence of myself in the blogsphere. After blogging regularly for two months…


  • 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,…


  • 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…


  • 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…