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ह्याप्पी बर्थडे आमोई!
बाबाले भन्नुभयो– ए! हाम्री आमोई त ट्याक्कै ९९ काटेर सय टेकेको आज एघार दिन भो। ए, आमोई सय त कटाउन पर्छ है?
Stone Buddha Statue Restored to Original Seat
Kathmandu. The stone Buddha statue of archaeological and religious significance, stolen from Nhuchhe Bahal (Bajradhatu Vihar) in Jore Ganesh Om Bahal Tole of Kathmandu Metropolitan City Ward No. 23, has been returned to its original seat. This statue, which had reached the Tibet House Collection in New York, USA, was brought back to Nepal on February 18, 2022 (Bikram Sambat 2078 BS). After the Department of Archaeology and Nepali heritage activists dedicated themselves to the process of bringing the statue back, it was preserved in the National Museum. To bring the statue kept in the museum back to its original...
स्वयम्भू क्षेत्रका अतिक्रमित संरचनामा डोजर (तस्बिरहरू)
काठमाडौं– स्वयम्भू क्षेत्रमा अतिक्रमित जग्गामा बनेका संरचनामा डोजर चलाइएको छ। सरकारले काठमाडौंको स्वयम्भु क्षेत्रमा सरकारी जग्गा अतिक्रमण गरेर बनाइएका संरचनाहरू भत्काउन सुरु गरेको छ। संघीय राजधानीका सुकुमवासी बस्ती हटाउने अभियानअन्तर्गत शनिबार बिहानदेखि डोजर चलाइएको हो। यसअघि शुक्रबार बल्खु, बालाजु, शंखमुल र वंशीघाटलगायत स्थानका संरचना पनि भत्काइएको थियो। सरकारले सार्वजनिक जमिन संरक्षण र अतिक्रमण हटाउने […]
Government Continues Second Phase of Anti-Encroachment Drive with Bulldozers on Settlements
Kathmandu. The government is continuing the second phase of bulldozing settlements of squatters and those living near riverbanks. This process is also continuing on Saturday. The government has been bulldozing settlements of squatters and those living near riverbanks with a heavy police presence since the morning. On Saturday morning, bulldozers were first used in the Swayambhu area. Subsequently, bulldozers are being used on encroached settlements in the Balaju and Machhapokhari areas. Similarly, the government has also bulldozed settlements along the Dhobi Khola riverbank in Anamnagar. On Friday alone, the government bulldozed squatter settlements in Teku, Shankhamul, Balkhu, and Banshighat areas...
Franz Kafka: A Life of Alienation and Enduring Relevance
Franz Kafka was born in the city of Prague in 1883. His family was of German-speaking minority Jewish background. This identity of Kafka's family gave him a sense of alienation from the very beginning of his life.Even among literary circles, he did not receive much acceptance. He had to carry the burden of pain throughout his life, even within his family. Especially his father's behavior towards him was not good. His father wished Kafka would become a businessman rather than a writer.The income from writing was not enough to sustain Kafka's life. He worked in an insurance company from morning...
