Note: This blog post was originally published on ypard blog. 30 Apr 2013 by Bijesh I started blogging about one and half year ago. During very beginning of my blogging I didn’t have any idea of what I could post in my blog.
Youth is the most productive and potential phase of life to bring change. Every youth want to become successful, well known for their name, earn money and live happy life. They remain as important power of nation and plays major role in nation building. They have stronger willingness towards success in life. Youth have courage, innovativeness, inquisitiveness and high confidence. They aimed to become richest of the world like Carlos Slim Helu, Bill Gates and Binod Chaudhary, the first Nepalese billionaire. so youth is like a fire; creep forward, a spark at first growing into a flame brightening into a…
Once I was attending my friend’s marriage party, I accidently reached to drain-board. I saw some buckets full of superfluous food. Some grubby dishes were also full of food ready to be dumped. I returned to party venue. I again noticed more than half number of dishes on the floor was almost full of superfluous food. It caught my attention. I waited till the end of party to see total amount of food wastage. At the end, I found almost one-third of total cooked food was left unconsumed. After returning home, I searched internet and found that globally, about one-third…
Date: October 7, 2012 The Bicycle Thief (Italian: Ladri di biciclette) is Italian movie released in 24 Nov, 1948. Original translation of the Italian title gives name “Bicycle Thieves” but movie is released as “The Bicycle Thief” in United States, but in UK and in Criterion Collection in North America it’s released as “Bicycle Thieves”. Bicycle thief is the best example of Italian neorealism. He has shot on location (not in studio) and cast only untrained non-actors (Lamberto Maggiorani was a real factory worker). Maggiorani got opportunity to play after he brought his son to an audition for…
How you feel when you read above phrase? Ya! Electricity crisis is an actual problem Nepalese people are facing every day since 2006 AD. Load shedding schedule is being calendar of Nepalese people. Living in dark is their daily routine and feels amazed when load-shedding decrease for an hour or two. Out of total hydropower generation capacity of about 83,000 Megawatt (MW) in the country, about 42,000 MW of power generation appears feasible to dare from financial and technical perspective (HDP, 2001). But less than 2% hydroelectricity of total capacity is being generated (WEC, Nepal).
