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Hindu devotees all over the country today are celebrating the great festival of Mahashivaratri by worshipping Lord Shiva at various rivers, ponds and temples since early Monday. Maha Shivaratri, the night of Lord Shiva, is approaching (March 7). This year Maha Shivaratri is more auspicious as it has fallen on Monday, which is a day dedicated specially to worship Lord Shiva. Every year the premises of Pashupatinath is thronged with devotees from within and outside the country. Pashupati Area Development Trust (PADT) has been managing the flow of devotees and this year it is believed around 12-lakh devotees will be at Pashupatinath to offer their prayers on Maha Shivaratri.

It is the feeling of giving and receiving blessing from Lord Shiva that these groups have been volunteering during the festival. “It is our privilege to work for the devotees during Maha Shivaratri. For us it is similar to the biggest Hindu festival Dashain. We are prepared to serve food for around 40,000 devotees on the day of Maha Shivaratri. Our serving opens on March 6 till midnight,” said Vinod Lila, President of Maa Brahmayani Sewa Mandal. Hindu devotees all over the country today are celebrating the great festival of Mahashivaratri by worshipping Lord Shiva at various rivers, ponds and temples since early Monday.

Nepali Congress (NC) voting began from 3 pm

Nepali Congress went for the second round of presidential polls for the first time in its history after candidates vying for the top post failed to garner majority votes at the NC 13th General Convention. All three candidates in the fray could not surpass the 50 per cent of the total votes cast, the threshold set as per party statute, at the election held on Sunday at the City Hall. The party was forced into a second round of voting which is taking place today. NC senior leader Sher Bahadur Deuba's votes were counted at 1,564 as of 5:30 am while acting President Ram Chandra Poudel garnered 1,152 votes.
Although Deuba was ahead in the polls, he needed 11 more votes to win the election. Another candidate for the presidency, Krishna Prasad Sitaula garnered only 324 votes. A total of 100 votes became invalid, according to the Election Committee. The NC adopted the 50 percent threshold since its 10th National Convention held in Pokhara in February 2001 RSS

Army Day special ceremony in Tundikhel

The Nepal Army (NA) is organizing the 'Army Day' at Open Theatre (Tundikhel) today. Nepal lies along the mountains of the central portion of the Himalayas. This rectangular piece of South Asia has acted as an important bridge linking two ancient civilizations of the Asian continent – China in the North and India in the South. The land slopes downwards from the almost impenetrable and mighty Himalayan wall of the North until it reaches the Southern fertile Tarai plains. The narrow track of Tarai plains was once covered by thick tropical forest known as the Char Kose Jhadi. This malarial curtain kept settlements out until recently when the forests started being cleared and people from all directions came to settle down, making it the fastest growing habitated area in the country. India lies to the South of the Tarai. The river Mechi flowing from North to South is the Eastern border and the river Mahakali makes up the Western border of Nepal. Nepal was once much more extensive and included the present-day Indian Kumaun and Gadhwal and all the hill country West to the river Sutlej.

Between the Himalayas and the Tarai plains lie two mountain ranges running from West to East broken only by streams and rivers that run from North to South. These natural furrows have acted as natural barriers against the movement of people from one part of the country to the other which meant that the isolated communities could enjoy their own unique lifestyles without hindrance from others. The Mahabharat range reaching up to 10,000 ft in height takes up the largest area of the country and most of the Nepalese live on the slopes and valleys of this range. The Chure or Siwalik range, a single file of sandstone hills running from the East to the West, not exceeding 300 to 600 feet from the base, is the outer border of the mountainous ranges. The Tarai lies to the South of Chure and serves as the rice bowl of Nepal today.

Update: NC heads for second round of election

Nepali Congress went for the second round of presidential polls for the first time in its history after candidates vying for the top post failed to garner majority votes at the NC 13th General Convention. All three candidates in the fray could not surpass the 50 per cent of the total votes cast, the threshold set as per party statute, at the election held on Sunday at the City Hall. The party was forced into a second round of voting which is taking place today. NC senior leader Sher Bahadur Deuba's votes were counted at 1,564 as of 5:30 am while acting President Ram Chandra Poudel garnered 1,152 votes.a

Although Deuba was ahead in the polls, he needed 11 more votes to win the election. Another candidate for the presidency, Krishna Prasad Sitaula garnered only 324 votes. A total of 100 votes became invalid, according to the Election Committee. The NC adopted the 50 percent threshold since its 10th National Convention held in Pokhara in February 2001 RSS

Mahashivaratri ko Yatri ra Gajako Byaapar

Maha Shivaratri, the night of Lord Shiva, is approaching (March 7). This year Maha Shivaratri is more auspicious as it has fallen on Monday, which is a day dedicated specially to worship Lord Shiva. Every year the premises of Pashupatinath is thronged with devotees from within and outside the country. Pashupati Area Development Trust (PADT) has been managing the flow of devotees and this year it is believed around 12-lakh devotees will be at Pashupatinath to offer their prayers on Maha Shivaratri.
It is the feeling of giving and receiving blessing from Lord Shiva that these groups have been volunteering during the festival. “It is our privilege to work for the devotees during Maha Shivaratri. For us it is similar to the biggest Hindu festival Dashain. We are prepared to serve food for around 40,000 devotees on the day of Maha Shivaratri. Our serving opens on March 6 till midnight,” said Vinod Lila, President of Maa Brahmayani Sewa Mandal.

Sweet little girl dances with Magar dressed women in Panche Baja

Watch Panche baja at wedding of netra kharel, aanpchour tallophant gulmi.Wedding of netra kharel and shusma bhandari, Gulmi aanpchour (tallophant), Panche baaja is a set of five traditional Nepali musical instruments that are played during holy ceremonies,especially, marriages. Panche baajas are usually played by the Damai (Miji) and the Gaine; these are castes in the Hindu tradition. The first part of the term is also transliterated pance, panchai, or pancai; the latter also as baaja.
The panche baja includes the jhyali (cybals), tyamko (small kettledrum) or dholak (drums), damaha (large kettledrum), narsiha (a long S-shaped trumpet), shehnai (a folk oboe), and karnal (a wide-mouthed, straight trumpet with a bell that resembles the datura flower.). http://yeahnepal.com/instruments-used-in-panche-baja/ Other rendering give the ensemble as: shehnai, jhyali, dholki, tyamko, and damaha.

Nepali Congress heads for second round of election

Nepali Congress went for the second round of presidential polls for the first time in its history after candidates vying for the top post failed to garner majority votes at the NC 13th General Convention. All three candidates in the fray could not surpass the 50 per cent of the total votes cast, the threshold set as per party statute, at the election held on Sunday at the City Hall. The party was forced into a second round of voting which is taking place today. NC senior leader Sher Bahadur Deuba's votes were counted at 1,564 as of 5:30 am while acting President Ram Chandra Poudel garnered 1,152 votes.

Although Deuba was ahead in the polls, he needed 11 more votes to win the election. Another candidate for the presidency, Krishna Prasad Sitaula garnered only 324 votes. A total of 100 votes became invalid, according to the Election Committee. The NC adopted the 50 percent threshold since its 10th National Convention held in Pokhara in February 2001 RSS

Mahashivaratri festival today

Hindu devotees all over the country today are celebrating the great festival of Mahashivaratri by worshipping Lord Shiva at various rivers, ponds and temples since early Monday. Maha Shivaratri, the night of Lord Shiva, is approaching (March 7). This year Maha Shivaratri is more auspicious as it has fallen on Monday, which is a day dedicated specially to worship Lord Shiva. Every year the premises of Pashupatinath is thronged with devotees from within and outside the country. Pashupati Area Development Trust (PADT) has been managing the flow of devotees and this year it is believed around 12-lakh devotees will be at Pashupatinath to offer their prayers on Maha Shivaratri.
It is the feeling of giving and receiving blessing from Lord Shiva that these groups have been volunteering during the festival. “It is our privilege to work for the devotees during Maha Shivaratri. For us it is similar to the biggest Hindu festival Dashain. We are prepared to serve food for around 40,000 devotees on the day of Maha Shivaratri. Our serving opens on March 6 till midnight,” said Vinod Lila, President of Maa Brahmayani Sewa Mandal. Hindu devotees all over the country today are celebrating the great festival of Mahashivaratri by worshipping Lord Shiva at various rivers, ponds and temples since early Monday.

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Pashupatinath Ma Shivaratri Manaidai - Celebrating Shivaratri at Pashupatinath


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Unbeaten Matildas to show ruthless streak

After three wins in three games, the Matildas sit on top of their group with nine points and are on the brink of fulfilling their quest of qualifying for the Olympics for the first time since Athens 2004. To book their flights to Rio only one point is required in their remaining games against North Korea and China.North Korea are third in the group with five points only two behind China who sit in second. A win against the Aussies would put the North Koreans in contention to qualify as one of the top two teams. Which is why the message from Matildas Head Coach Allen Stajic is that team are not in Rio yet. -  

Mani Shah Free Kick

Nepal’s legendary midfielder Mani Shah has been admitted to Norvic Hospital past three days due to internal infection in his legs. Mani Shah caught small home accident which caused swelling of his right leg and he did not take it seriously until the swelling did not control. He rushed to Manmohan hospital later for X-Ray check up and the doctors suggested him to get admitted. Mani Shan then rushed to Norvic hospital where he checked up with his regular doctor Sudamshu KC who suggested him to stay under observation for 72 hours.He was admitted to hospital back in 19 August and his condition suggests his stay will lengthen as he could not stand on his right feet which has swallon and caught internal muscular infection.Nepal’s Maradona who was best known for his last minute free kick in 1993 SAF Championship final against India was Nepal’s iconic Football player in 90’s.  

Elephant smashes cars after getting ‘dumped’ in China -

It’s never easy getting rejected just before Valentine’s Day, but it’s harder to swipe your frustrations away on Tinder or drown your sorrows in a bottle of whiskey when you’re an elephant – which, presumably, is why this dumped Dumbo took it out on a street full of cars.After losing a potential mate to another male, this wild elephant in China released some tension through a bit of stampy stampy, smashy smashy.Officials from Xishuangbanna said the male elephant wandered out of a nature reserve on Friday after being rejected, probably so his friends wouldn’t see him hit rock bottom.After about 20 minutes of “playing” with cars, he eventually realized he didn’t like her that much anyway, was probably better off single anyway, and returned to the reserve. -  

Nepali Singer Badri Pangeni

Bindabasini Music pvt. ltd Presents beautiful melody Song 2072 From Album “Swadhina” A Song About Nepalese living in Abroad and Home Country. In this video beautiful melody vocal by Badri Pangeni and Manju Gurung, Lyrics by Badri Pangeni and music compose by Badri Pangeni. Exclusively presented and marketed by Bindabasini Music. Ltd. This nepali patriotic song is edited by Sujan Shahi and director by Rajesh Ghimire. One of the Dashain Heart touching song for Nepalese community peoples living outside the country. Watch video and share and support up loader Bindabasini Music who provided to us touched song. - 

Drunk Woman Pees & Stumbles In The Middle Of The I-15 Freeway -

SAN DIEGO – It was a crazy scene as cars had to swerve to avoid hitting a woman who was meandering in and out of lanes on the I-15 freeway in City Heights early Thursday morning.The incident began at about 1:45 a.m. when the woman’s car stalled in the middle lanes of northbound I-15 near University Avenue.The woman trotted across the freeway and asked a 10News photojournalist for jumper cables as cars sped by, almost hitting the stalled vehicle.A taxi driver and motorcyclist pulled over to help. However, the woman decided to walk back across the freeway and get into her car.A bystander had to walk back onto the freeway and direct traffic as others attempted to get the driver to a safe place. Here’s the raw video:  

China Has Opened The World’s Longest Sea Bridge

China has opened the world’s longest cross-sea bridge – which stretches five miles further than the distance between Dover and Calais.The Jiaozhou Bay bridge is 26.4 miles long and links China’s eastern port city of Qingdao to the offshore island Huangdao.The road bridge, which is 110ft wide and is the longest of its kind, cost nearly £1billion to build.That structure features two bridges running side by side and is 23.87 miles long.The three-way Qingdao Haiwan bridge is 174 times longer than London’s Tower Bridge, spanning the River Thames, but cuts only 19 miles off the drive from Qingdao to Huangdao.Two separate groups of workers have been building it from different ends of the structure since 2006.After linking the two ends of the bridge on December 22, one engineer said: ‘The computer models and calculations are all very well but you can’t relax until the two sides are bolted together. -  

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 Shivaratri is celebrated on the 6th night of the dark Phalgun (Feb or March) every year. On the auspicious day, devotees observe fast and keep vigil all night. Mahashivaratri marks the night when Lord Shiva performed the ′Tandava′. It is also believed that on this day Lord Shiva was married to Parvati Ma. On this day Shiva devotees observe fast and offer fruits, flowers and bel leaves on Shiva Linga. Shivaratri is also spelled as Shivratri, Shivarathri and Sivaratri. Shivaratri is an annual Hindu festival popular in both India and Nepal. Of all the many festivals in Nepal this is probably my favorite for many reasons. The primary being that there not too many tourists around as it's usually held in the second or third months of the year which is the end of winter.

Nepali Song Ft-SADE GORU



Nepali Song Ft. Jyoti Magar | SADE GORU | by Prakash Katuwal & Shreedevi Devkota Watch New Nepali Song 2016 Folk /Lokdohori Song “SADE GORU” by Prakash Katuwal & Shreedevi Devkota only on Music Nepal official YouTube channel.
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SADE GORU
Singer – Prakash Katuwal & Shreedevi Devkota
Lyrics – Binod Dhakal
Music – Prakash Katuwal
Artist – Jyoti Magar/ Mahadev Tripathi
Director – Shankar BC

Nepali modern song “Timi Bina Eklai”

Latest Nepali modern song presented by Bhawana Music Solution Private Limited taken into the new music album ‘BHAWANA’. This song is released through YouTube from the official subscribe channel of Music Nepal Private Limited. Singer of this latest sentimental song is Sanjeevani, an old Nepali lady singer with sewwt voice. Alluring lyrics and suitable music of the song are written and composed by Bimal Adhikari and Sanotsh K.C respectively. Marketing of this song is done by Bhawana Music Private Limited.

This latest sentimental song can also be use as mobile ring back tunes by the users of different countries. In Nepal, users of NCELL and SMART phones can be use this song as ring back tunes. In foreign countires like Kuwait, Qatar and many others, this song also be a ring back tunes.

In the video of this latest sentimental song “Timi Bina Eklai”, Bishnu Rana and Shrijana Chhetri are starring directed by Kapil Lama. Both these models are featuring as love couple/ Cinematographer Rajesh Ghimire shoots the video clips for the song and editor Sujan Shahi edited those clips for making a complete and full watching music video song. Post production of this song is done by Om Shiva Films Private Limited. See the beautiful sentimental song title “Timi Bina Eklai” below.