अमेरिकाको भिसा त्यागेर गाईपालन

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तानसेन : माइतीले अमेरिका पुगेर भिसा पठाउँदा पनि पाल्पा तानसेनकी कमला रिजालले गाइगोठ छाडेकी छैनन्। उनलाई अमेरिकाभन्दा गोठका गाई नै प्यारो लागेको छ। एउटा गाईबाट सुरु भएको उनको व्यवसाय अहिले एक करोडमाथिको लगानीमा पुगेको छ। गृहणीमै सीमित रिजाल अहिले देशमै चर्चा पाउने उद्यमीमध्ये बनेकी छन्। ‘स्वदेशमै काम गर्नुजस्तो आनन्द अमेरिकामा कहाँ होला र ? उनले भनिन्, ‘म यही पेसामै सन्तुष्ट छु।’

मदन पुरस्कारका लागि आठ पुस्तकको सूची सार्वजनिक

मदन पुरस्कार गुठीले २०७४ सालको लागि आठ वटा श्रेष्ठ पुस्तकको सूची सार्वजनिक गरेको छ ।

गुठीलाई प्राप्त भएका कूल २५३ पुस्तकबाट आठवटा पुस्तक छनोटमा परेका हुन् ।

छनोटमा परेका यी आठ पुस्तकमध्ये एउटाले मदन पुरस्कार–२०७४ प्राप्त गर्नेछ ।

अकारादि क्रममा मदन पुरस्कार गुठीबाट घोषणा गरिएका ‘श्रेष्ठ पुस्तक–२०७४’ को सूची यसप्रकार छ ।

कैरनः ध्रुवसत्य परियार
नथियाः सरस्वती प्रतीक्षा
पाठशालाः तीर्थ गुरूङ
भुइयाँः यज्ञश
यारः नयनराज पाण्डे
योगमायाः नीलम कार्की ‘निहारिका’
लिम्बुनी गाउँः राज माङलाक
हिमाली दर्शनः मोहन वैद्य ‘किरण’

प्रतिकृया दिनुहोस

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उपत्यकाको सात सार्वजनिक स्थानमा इन्टरनेट

काठमाडौँ महानगरपालिकाका सात सार्वजनिक स्थानमा इण्टरनेट जडान गरिएको छ । जडित इण्टरनेट नागरिकले निःशुल्क प्रयोग गर्न पाउनेछन् ।

करीब तीन महिनाअघि कामपा र वल्र्ड लिङ्क कम्युनिकेशन प्रालिबीच भएको सम्झौतानुसार केही दिनअघि सर्वसाधारणका लागि पशुपतिनाथ क्षेत्र, बालाजु उद्यान, शंखपार्क, स्वयम्भू, बौद्ध र हनुमानढोका दरबार क्षेत्रमा निःशुल्क इन्टरनेट जडान गरिएको छ ।

ESewa : A Digital Payment Gateway-Revolutionizing The Payment In Nepal

Inside:

• What is eSewa? 
• Why use eSewa? 
• How to use eSewa? 
• How to get optimum services from eSewa ?

I don’t think there’s anyone who hasn’t heard of eSewa these days. eSewa has become the preferred option for people who do cashless payments. Founded in 2009, eSewa is Nepal’s first mobile wallet. It carries out over 200,000 transactions every day and has become a locally grown strong brand.  eSewa is the secure, easy and common platform for the customer to pay online. eSewa digital payment wallet or mobile wallet can be accessed either from their website or the mobile apps.

Kamini Rajbhandari to Continue as MD of NTC

The government has decided to let Kamini Rajbhandari continue as MD of NTC but with conditions. Earlier Cabinet has sought clarifications from Kamini Rajbhandari for the alleged mismanagement and the said downfall of the government-owned company.

The clarifications put by Mrs. Kamini Rajbhandari has reached to the Cabinet. Based on which, the cabinet decides just to caution her which is a soft decision. With this, Kamini Rajbhandari will continue to work as before. There was a kind of vacuum created in the company’s future works, due to the clarifications seek.

Laxmi Prasad Devkota

Born                                       November 12, 1909

                                                       in Kathmandu, Nepal 

Died

 September 14, 1959

Laxmi Prasad Devkota is a Nepali poet. Devkota is considered the greatest poet of Nepali language—he has been given the title of "Maha Kavi" ("The Great Poet") of Nepali language. Devkota was born into a Brahman family as the third son of Pandit Til Madhav and Amar Rajya Laxmi Devi. He was born in Dilli Bazar, Kathmandu on the day of Dipawali, the Festival of Lights, which is a celebration of Laxmi, the Goddess of Wealth. His name literally means a gift "Prasad" from the goddess of wealth "Laxmi". His family was never financially well-off.

Devkota studied science at Tri Chandra College in Kathmandu. After completing the intermediate level studies at Tri Chandra College, he enrolled in Humanities and that was when he began to read English poetry. In 1931, Devkota went to Patna on scholarship hoping to study English for his Master’s degree. But because seats were not available as expected, he enrolled for the Bachelor of Law degree instead. After he received the degree, he returned back home and started to live the family life. Despite taking tuition classes to supplement his earning, sometimes for fourteen hours a day, financial problems never left him.

Devkota lost both of his parents and his very young daughter within a span of two years during mid 1930's. He fell into a depression and became a chain smoker. In 1939, his brothers put him into a mental hospital in Ranchi, India for five months. He makes references to his experience in the lunatic asylum in his famous free-verse poem पागल ("The Lunatic"). After he returned to Nepal, he worked as a part of Nepal Bhasanuwad Parishad, a state organization that acted as a censorship board, and also taught at Tribhuwan University. He wrote several of his epic poetry during this time. In late 40's, dissatisfied with the Rana regime, he went into a self-imposed exile in Benaras, India, where he edited Yugbani, an opposition journal.

After the autocratic Rana regime was overthrown in 1950, he returned to Nepal and helped publish Indreni, a bilingual literary journal. Although he was constantly in severe financial hardships, he was getting wide recognition as an important figure in Nepali literature. He was appointed the Minister of Education by the first democratically elected government of Nepal in 1957. However, in 1958, he was diagnosed with cancer, and a year later, he passed away.

Laxmi Prasad Devkota was primarily a humanist who occasionally wrote from an atheistic point of view too. Given this reality, some critics have tried to line him up with Marxism or other similar politically leftist ideologies. Apparently in one of his last poems to a friend, he said "Aakhir Shree Krishna rahecha eka" ("After all, Lord Krishna seems to be the Only One"). However, there has been much intellectual skepticism about this last statement.

Devkota contributed to Nepali literature by bringing the Sanskrit tradition to its end and by starting modern romantic movement in the country. Devkota was the first to begin writing epics in Nepali literature. Nepali poetry soared to new heights with Devkota's groundbreaking and innovative use of language.

Departing from the Sanskrit tradition that dominated Nepali literary scene, he wrote मुनामदन i.e. Muna Madan (1930), a long narrative poem in popular "jhyaure" folk meter. The book received immediate recognition from the Ranas who ruled Nepal at that time. It tells the story of Madan who departs from his wife Muna to Tibet to make money. The poem deals with the themes of the hardships of journey away from home, grief of separation, longing and death.

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