Dinesh Wagle on Nepali Society

Dinesh Wagle on Nepali society

Category: Wagle Updates

  • The Kathmandu Post interview: When blogs were Twitter and Facebook

    The Kathmandu Post celebrates its (and Kantipur’s) 21st anniversary today by publishing a 16-page pullout on Nepal’s social media scene. The supplement, titled “Platforms of Change“, explores how Nepalis are using the…


  • announcement and comeback

    I had planned to write and post this entry two 40 weeks back. That’s the plan I made six 44 weeks ago. But I could not. Not because it’s a difficult topic…


  • Two Years in Delhi, India

    Two years ago today (Nov 6) I left Kathmandu for Delhi. It wasn’t planned but here I am, today, back in Kathmandu from Delhi. I am in a hurry now-…


  • Kathmandu Valley

    Sibling conflict and cooperation: These kids were carrying gallons of drinking water in the dokos from a tap some 400 meters below their home in a village in Makwanpur. The…


  • 30

    3 and 0. That is, 30. A life that is THIRTY-year-old (or young?). Whatever. Thank you for encouraging me to post this entry.


  • Which Party Do I Belong To?

    Jorpati! Okay, I am kidding. It’s been quite a while that I haven’t seen this site! Too busy with reporting for my newspaper, fixing and translating for international news organizations…


  • Time To Be Away from Kathmandu

    It’s now time for me to be away from the city of Kathmandu and go back to one of my favorite domains: the hills of Nepal. Being a workaholic ass…


  • My New Canon Digital Camera (Plus Obit to My Old DigiCam)

    Wagle with new Canon digital camera that displays his own image- the first photo that was taken by the camera on the day he bought it. This photo and the…


  • Soltini Ko Syau Jasto Gala!!!

    Time for me to go to yet another trekking. This is more hiking than trekking actually. For about four days because there is no work for me in the city…


  • Ready to Enjoy Elephant Race in Chitwan

    I think I have mentioned it already, don’t know where and when though, that work and fun come hand in hand for me. Work is fun and fun is work.…