Suwarn Vajracharya

Yala, Nepal Mandala – Nepal lost an unmatchable epigrapher, Nepal Lipi (scripts) specialist and scholar of Buddhism, Pundit Hem Raj Shakya yesterday. He passed away at his home in Yala. His cremation was held at Balkumari, Yala amidst hundreds of mourners. Nepal Bhasa Academy Chancellor Satya Mohan Joshi, Nepal Lipi Guthi President Sarad Kasah and […]

Yen, Nepal Mandala – In response to demands of autonomies for ethnicity and regions in a New Nepal, a fourteen state federal map has been prepared by a committee entrusted the job. However, the way and the sizes allocated for autonomies are full of bias. While the Brahmins Chhetris were given their unclaimed pies, other

Yen, Nepal Mandala – In commemoration of the Martyrs’ Day being observed today amid various functions in Nepal, we extend our heartfelt salute to the Martyrs – Dharma Bhakta Mathema, Dasarath Chand, Gangalal Shrestha and Sukraraj Shastri and other martyrs, who died for the sake of our freedom for rights and democracy and rising against

Colombo – Sri Lanka’s incumbent President Mahinda Rajapaksa won re-election for the second time on Wednesday in a tough electoral battle against former army chief, Sarath Fonseka. “The president has recorded a remarkable victory, with a more than 1.8 million vote majority,” Sri Lankan state run TV, Rupawahini said

Read the lyrics below the video to sing with New-ah Bob Marley for Nepal Mandala, the legitimate area for Newah State. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2W3ogTAdvE&hl=ja_JP&fs=1&] Get up, stand up: stand up for your rights! Get up, stand up: stand up for your rights! Get up, stand up: stand up for your rights! Get up, stand up: don’t

Yen (Kathmandu), Nepal Mandala – The Constituent Assembly (CA) Committee on State Restructuring and Distribution of State Powers has chosen the 14-state model out of two alternative models proposed by a sub-committee last week through voting, yesterday evening. It is learnt that the decision was taken by the CA Committee after 24 members voted for

Naasah Srishti Arts, a club dedicated for the promotion of Nepal’s traditional flute, organized a gathering of students and teachers led by club’s leader Dharma Munikar at Tribhuwan park in Thankot, Kathmandu last Saturday. It was attended by 400 people including 300 students of the club. The participants represented 14 Bahah (area) clubs of Kathmandu