Dinesh Wagle on Nepali Society

Dinesh Wagle on Nepali society

Category: Wagle Street Journal

  • From Bharatpur to Kathmandu: Curfew

    Friday in Bharatpur: Okay, we arrived at Bharatpur and as per the kind suggestion of our driver we went to a Buddha Air sales office to inquire about the flights…


  • Biratnagar to Pathlaya

    Thursday: Kumar was restless. Charlie wouldn’t move from the room before filing a report about latest development in Kathmandu to his London office. He was busy with his PDA and…


  • Lingering Around Itahari

    Wednesday: We waited for something the whole day of Wednesday. We also talked to couple of people on the streets of Itahari. Later in the evening I met a journalist…


  • The East Nepal Tour: Flying to Itahari

    Tuesday: A call from Charles Haviland, the BBC reporter in Kathmandu, changed my day, and the weekend. The call from Haviland meant I was going to eastern Nepal with him…


  • Two Meetings & a Jacket

    Two persons took most of my time yesterday and I didn’t work at all. So, I can safely say Tuesday, Jan 10 was the day of talking for me. When…


  • Two Meetings & a Jacket

    Two persons took most of my time yesterday and I didn’t work at all. So, I can safely say Tuesday, Jan 10 was the day of talking for me. When…


  • The Day of Banda

    I arrived at office early in the morning, at about 8:15.yesterday. Why? An office vehicle would go to drop a Kantipur employee near by home in Kadaghari, Gothataar. I desperately…


  • Nagarkot Massacre Victims

    Ah..feeling so tired. Today was a tough day. Yesterday was similar. As I was recovering from the pilo, events dragged me in full swing. To live in Nepal these days…


  • Meeting the Other (Sarah) Giri

    (pic will be reposted.) Sarah Giri, the wife of Dr. Tulsi Giri, is in a mission. Pic by D Wagle. In the beginning, I though I was talking to a…


  • This Ason & That Ason

    Since the original photos of the post were lost because of a technical failure on the web site, I re-posted these photos. Some of the photos were taken in March…