Dinesh Wagle on Nepali Society

Dinesh Wagle on Nepali society

Tag: festival

  • Bandipur

    This trip happened during Dasain festival last October therefore the sights of pings (swings) of different types- linge, rote and jaanto. It was my second trip to Bandipur village that is…


  • Rukumkot’s Sisnu Festival

    A day after Maghi there were no signs of colors in Rukumkot village. Instead, I was pleasantly surprised to see young boys and girls in Rukumkot hitting each other below the…


  • Some images from Rukum

    I saw that people in some villages of Rukum and Rolpa celebrated the Maghi festival like the way many in other parts of Nepal celebrate the Holi festival- by smearing…


  • Dashain the Festival is an Opportunity to Travel

    This post contains related links to the articles that have been mentioned or referred to in my article published in today’s Hello Shukrabar, (त्यो दसै‌मा) the youth supplement of Kantipur.…


  • Happy Holi, Kathmandu!

    Almost all pics by Suraj Kunwar


  • Kids of Dadeldhura on the Dashain Tika Day

    I was in Dadeldhura on the day of Tika this Dashain. The small bazaar on the hill was closed as people were busy celebrating the festival. I had to spend…


  • Happy Holi India! (and JNU Chaat Festival)

    Every year the hilly Nepal and Kathmandu Valley celebrate Holi (Fagu Purnima) a day before the rest of the country and India do the same. This year it was Holi-Day…


  • Jaipur Literature Festival 2010

    “How was it?” asked my friend Deepak when he knew from me that I was back in Delhi from attending two days of Jaipur Literature Festival. Here’s what I replied:…


  • Smoking A Cigar: Dinesh Wagle Experience

    Because of journalistic ethics, source-reporter relationship and embargo on a particular information, I am not writing more about other Shivaratri activities and talks for now. I plan to write more…


  • 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…