- by Republica
Sagarmatha Engineering College (SEC) and its sister concern, Sagarmatha College of Science And Technology, in collaboration with Zobfindr organized ‘Internship and Placement Fair’. The event was organized at the college premises, Sanepa, Lalitpur, on November 17. ‘Sagarmatha Institution to Industry’ was the theme for the event.
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Nepathya kick-started their ongoing nationwide tour with a sold-out show at the Domalal Stadium in Birtamode on Wednesday. As per a press statement released by Nepa-laya quoting the local organizers Sahara Nepal, it stated that 5500 people attended the show.
- by Republica
One day school level science exhibition at Bhaktapur has concluded on Tuesday. The event was organized by the science department of Everest English School, Byasi.
- by Prallabi Lohani
“Don’t go out. Even if you do, come home within the next hour” These are the words we girls hear before going out of our houses. Every time we go out, all we hear is to be careful, be aware of the bad people, and shout immediately when you find somebody following you, don’t talk to boys, don’t talk to strangers, and don’t get into the taxi alone.
- by Aditya Neupane
Being an agricultural country, Nepal has not been able to profit from its available agricultural resources. There are numerous reasons behind the failure and one of them is a lack of proper business ideas. Considering the shortage in connection between the demand in city and farmers, Shashank Shree Neupane established an online platform named Rising Farm, in July 2017. Rising Farm is a collaborative platform for the investors and farmers through which micro investor chooses and farmer to grow goats and pay them accordingly. With this platform, anyone can be a farmer in just a click.
- by DHAN BASNET
Technology has travelled a milestone resulting in easy accessibility and better transportation facilities. One can reach every corners of the globe. Construction of roads has become a blessing for people to elevate their lifestyle. However, there are some demerits of technology, like destroying natural beauty. Pokhara has been facing this very problem. Small bypasses in the district are rapidly destroyed by the construction of motor roads and the use of trail is decreasing.
- by Kiran Lama
Nepali fashion industry is infant —gradually adopting authentic fashionable textile. People are ordering branded products like Gucci, Armani and other internationally acclaimed brands. This is a good news for the fashion industry. However, in-depth, our money is going out of the country, which affects Nepal’s economy.
- by Republica
Heart To Heart with Sadichha
- by Saugat Bhattarai
Even while Wandering the emptiest streets Hustle and bustle would distract him, Embracing the complete solitude
- by Saraswoti Byanjankar
Royal families, classy people, the finest and beautiful buildings , black topped clean wide roads, well dressed clean people and their pride; An image of unseen Baluwatar in me since my childhood. The image is still the same. This part of the city is supposed to be fascinating with its cleanliness and sophisticated residential planning. Kathmandu has been ranked as one of the most polluted cities. Yet; pollution here is unlikely.
- by Aditya Neupane
Born in Khotang and raised in Morang, Sameer Rai is the owner of two Kathmandu eateries. He was passionate about restaurants since his childhood. So right after completing his secondary level education he moved to the capital in 2003 to follow his passion.
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, Nov 21: Bookworm Foundation announced that the seventh IME Nepal Literature Festival, 2018 will be held from December 22 to 25 in Pokhara. According to a press statement released by Bookwork Foundation on Monday, the upcoming seventh edition of the festival will take place by the bank of Fewa Lake, opposite Ratna Mandir, Pokhara.
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, Nov 21: The seventh Nepal Africa Film Festival (NAFF) will be organized at Russian Centre of Science and Culture, Kamalpokhari from this Monday to November 28. Organized by College of Journalism and Mass Communication (CJMC), Communication University of China (CUC) is the co-organizer of the film festival.
- by Republica
KATHMANDU, Nov 21: The art exhibition 'Sound of Existence' by artist Manish Lal Shrestha is on display from November 12 at Dalai-la, Thamel.
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Winter is hovering around the valley and it can clearly be felt. With the arrival of November, temperatures have gradually dipped, squeezing the day light. Not just an increase in temperature but the increase in the thickness of people’s outfit indicates the advent of winter. People have started wrapping themselves up in heavier and thicker clothes in order to stay warm. But wrapping in more layers of clothes does not mean that winter cannot be stylish like other seasons. You might have noticed celebrities flaunting warm winter outfits.
Paschim Paaila and Environment and Public Health Organization (ENPHO) jointly organized ‘Hiking along Bagmati Corridor’ on Saturday. The hiking started from Sundarijal and ended at Narayantar. It was organized on the occasion of World Toilet Day, 2018. The objective of the program was to observe the status of Bagmati River from its source to the core city, examining the flow of faecel sludge into river water.
- by Republica
Hult Prize Foundation will be organizing ‘Hult Prize on Campus Final’ on December 10, 2018. The event will be organized at Tribhuvan University, School of Management (SOMTU) premises Kirtipur.
- by Republica
‘Sayakada Das’, a new movie premiered its first song entitled ‘Dailai Kura Laidine’. The song is a duet between Trishala Gurung and Sandesh Pathak. Actors Amrit Dhungana, Karuna Shrestha, Utsab Neupane, Soniya Rai, Amit Pokhrel, and Rabi Dangol are featured in the five-minute-long video.
His taste in music diversified with his aging experience in Nepali music. Best known for skillfully fusing the classical and pop genres, Shiva Pariyar made his commercial debut as a singer, in 2005 with ‘Mokshya’. In an interview with My City’s Sonam Lama, Pariyar talked about his experience in the Nepali music industry for nearly two decades.