Rajeeb Timalsina

  The bus was crowded with passengers, and the conductor was telling everyone by saying 'Go back'. One passenger, a woman around 45 years old, became angry when the conductor touched her. She refused to move, which angered the conductor further. He used rude language and began to verbally abuse the woman. The situation escalated, and the conductor punched the woman in the face, causing her nose and mouth to bleed. Despite efforts from other passengers to intervene and stop the violence, the situation continued to spiral out of control. Other women on the bus tried to help the injured woman, but she refused their assistance and became verbally aggressive towards them. She even spat blood from her mouth and threw it at other passengers. Thankfully, the police eventually arrived to bring an end to the violence. But the conductor already ran away. It is unacceptable for anyone to use violence or abusive language towards others, and it is important that such incidents are reported t...

New Pati under construction at Shorakhutte Chowk, replacing the old one demolished for road widening सोह्रखुट्टे मचान अर्थात् सोह्रवटा थामहरूबाट निर्मित एक छहारी अर्थात एक बिसौनी अनि एक विश्रामस्थल, सायद काठमाडौं नजिकैको जिल्लाहरुबाट आएका बटुवाहरुका लागी बिश्रामस्थलको रुपमा निर्मित थलो । सोह्रखुट्टे क्षेत्रको नामाकरणसंग जोडिएको यस पाटीबारे हेर्दा कपरदार भोटु पाँडेद्धारा निर्मित यो पाटीले २०० बर्ष पुरानो इतिहास बोकेको छ । केरुङको युद्ध लड्न गएका भोटु पाँडे उतै बेहोस भएपछि बोकाईएर काठमाडौं ल्यार्ईएका थिए । हालको पाटी भएकै स्थानमा उनको होस खुल्न पुगेकोले उनले त्यहाँ सो पाटी निर्माण गराएको तथ्य ईतिहासमा देखिन्छ । सो समय पाटी निर्माणका साथै उनले वरिपरि क्षेत्रमा प्रशस्त जग्गा दानपनि गरेका थिए । बि.स. १८६४ मा पुर्ननिर्माण गरिएपछिको मल्लकालिन वास्तुशैलीको पछिल्लो स्वरुपको संरचना सडक बिस्तारका क्रममा भत्काउन परेपछि भत्काइएको पाटीलाई नजिकैको खाली स्थानमा स्थानान्तरण गरी पुरानै स्वरुपमा तयार गरिने क्रममा तस्विरमा देखिएको यो संरचना तयार भएको हो ।

Bound by culture, united by brotherhood - Dari Gang celebrates Holi with love and color, spreading happiness & joy " Dari Gang " is a global brotherhood that brings together Nepalese men from all around the world. Despite being dispersed across different countries, the group remains closely connected and celebrates their cultural heritage together. This year, they celebrated Holi Festival with great enthusiasm, spreading love and positivity among themselves. The group members then danced to traditional songs and applied vibrant colors on each other's faces while following all necessary safety precautions to ensure everyone's well-being. Their joyful celebration was a testament to the enduring power of brotherhood, even when separated by borders and distance.