Posted by Shutterbug on May 10th, 2008
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Imagine there’s no heaven
It’s easy if you try
No hell below us, above us only sky
Imagine all the people living for today
Aha…
Imagine there’s no countries
It’s isn’t hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too
Imagine all the people
Living life in peace.. ya.. huh
Hope every soul hum this wonderful song by John Lennon and help […]
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Posted by sanjib on May 9th, 2008
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Two years back I was in a DTC (Delhi Transport Corporation) bus heading towards Connaught Place (CP) with a friend of mine. Mistakenly, we had occupied the row of seats meant for ladies (with ‘mahila’ – meaning lady written above the seats). As the bus stopped by a station, two young ladies got on the […]
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Posted by pshres on May 7th, 2008
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Things are heating up and so is D2 football team. Last week’s practice session started Saturday May 03, 2008 07:00 am. With the rising heat above the head it was 10:30 when we finally stopped practicing. It was a good game with around 20 people turned up for the practice.
Old team members now catching up […]
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Posted by Lava Kafle on May 7th, 2008
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Cheers to New Nepal. Some Reality Facts in other countries on Drinking. Is it a Habit? Trait? or Culture? New Inisght. Cheers to New Nepal.
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Posted by talkinape on May 5th, 2008
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This video is very funny, since I can’t attach a video file, i have attached a link so that you can see the video.
Just imagine your Boss giving a presentation riding a YAK…and that too in USA :-)!!
I saw this video in MSNBC and, it tickled my funny bone!! It has a mix of both […]
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Posted by Shutterbug on May 4th, 2008
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Saw this basket in shade with a baby at Koteshor, Kathmandu one summer day while her mother was busy cutting grass (fodder) nearby road. Baby’s sparkling eyes and innocence gaze kept me wondering for long about his ordinary story amidst all those glitz and glamour of Kathmandu Metropolitan.
Lucky me to have a pair of photographer’s […]
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Posted by Mod Dhakal on May 2nd, 2008
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King Gyanendra, India and the United States of America found themselves in awkward situation with the result of the Constituent Assembly polls in Nepal- the Himalayan nation sandwiched between China and India. The Communist Party of Nepal- Maoist’s unanticipated landslide victory in the CA polls conducted on April 10 rang bell not only in South […]
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Posted by pshres on May 2nd, 2008
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To pace up with upcoming football season, D2 football team had two practice session last week. First one was on Wed 23, it was Loktantra Diwas and an appeal from D2 football captian was able to gather 8 D2ians for the practice session. We practiced in a group of four.
With each team scoring more than […]
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Posted by Aarju Pandey on April 30th, 2008
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I chose not to rhyme because it is not neccassary to rhyme in today’s poem culture. It is considered a somewhat immature to rhyme in poetry.
A rhymed poem for all the folks who wanted it
A cat chased a rat
The rat had a bat
The rat hit the cat
In the head with a bat
The cat had a bruise
At […]
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Posted by talkinape on April 29th, 2008
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What: Pranayama which means the art of breath control is part of YOGA. It focuses on Lungs, Heart and Mind and the action is to cleanse and free the body and mind. Pranayama, helps in purifying blood hence various diseases can be averted. Leading to healthy long life.Why: Used to improve the efficiency of Lungs […]
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Posted by Kiran Chalise on April 28th, 2008
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Yes…our first ever historic constituent assembly poll has happened productively on April 10 (Chaitra 28) across the country in encouraging and credible manner. However, the debates are going on whether or not the election has happened peacefully fearlessly and fairly. It is for sure that the polls could not free from some intimidations, threats and […]
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Posted by Aarju Pandey on April 27th, 2008
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Two worlds
In one skyscrapers define the horizon
In the other peaks jut out of thick morning fog
In one paved roads snake through the busy city
In the other gravel crunches under my shoes
She came long ago
Leaving one world behind for another
She set foot in strange soil
Tears still stained her face
He came long ago
Ambitious and ready to see […]
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Posted by Shutterbug on April 24th, 2008
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An amused child by his own reflection. And “REFLECTION” to photographers is a great way to explore their creativity.
Took this shot during one of my photo assignment for UNICEF “Early Age Learning” poster campaign. And my task as a photographer was to capture shots which shows ‘emotional bond’ between parents and babies.
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Posted by Lava Kafle on April 24th, 2008
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