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A gifted popular flutist Nagendra Rai is a popular flute player in the Nepali music world. A Khotang-born Rai was fascinated by the flute when he was a child. But he never imagined that he would become a flutist in his professional life.   Rai, who started studying flute playing after passing SLC in 2059 BS has played flute in more than 23,000 songs to date. He was interested in flute since his childhood. He started playing flute in the year 2060 BS, which ultimately became his professional career.   He has been playing flute for almost two decades now. The flute is a very popular musical instrument. He was born to be a musician, a flutist.

  King’s recent visit to Bhutan-many speculations Invited by the Bhutanese royal family, His Majesty King Gyanendra Birendra Bir Bikram Shah travelled to Bhutan on 3 rd October with family members and returned to Nepal on 6 th October.              His Majesty’s visit, at the invitation of Bhutan’s King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuk, has set off speculation about moves to make Nepal a constitutional monarchy . Although it is stated to be a private visit, some political analysts, however, opined that the King’s trip to Bhutan could have some political implications in the national politics in the days to come.  It remains to be seen whether this visit was simply a private or many more than private.  

Dawa Yangzum Sherpa, a 33-year-old woman climber successfully scaled Mt Shishapangma in Tibet this morning, becoming the first Nepali female to successfully climb all 14 peaks above 8,000m. She has now become the first Nepali woman climber to complete all 14 peaks after scaling Mt Shishapangma.    Born in Rolwaling valley of Dolakha district, Dawa Yangzum was on a mission to complete all 14 peaks which she did after successfully ascending Mt Shihspangma. She is the youngest K2 summiteer and also the first Nepali woman to have climbed Annapurna I without using oxygen. She also made the first ever ascent of Mt Langdung. She was the first woman to reach Manaslu true summit in autumn season and has received many awards including Kumar Khadga Bikram Sahasik Puruskar and Tenzing Hillary Award. She had successfully climbed Mt Everest in 2012 as her first 8,000er.

      HAVE A WONDERFUL MONDAY

Palesha- Many many many congratulation for creating history for Nepal Palesha Goverdhan made history in front of thousands of spectators at the Grand Palais on Friday, 30 August, becoming the first athlete from the mountainous Asian nation to win a medal at the Paralympic Games held in Paris. She faced Serbia’s Marija Micev in the first bronze medal match of the women’s K44 -57kg weight class of Para taekwondo. While it took her only two minutes to find the form that advanced her through to the bronze medal match, she finally found her footing, scoring kick-after-kick in the final minute of the bout against Micev. The scene was one of pure, unbridled jubilation when the hooter sounded to proclaim the end of the match. It was a historic moment for both Goverdhan and Nepal. 👍✌🙏

I hope this Gaijatra comedy staged by renowned artists Manoj Gajurel and Chakra Duwadi will remain to be an eye opener for the senior leaders to avoid looming political upheaval in the nation owing to bad governance, big corruption scams, political hegemony, egoistic politics and political uncertainty. 👍✌🙏😊

Benefits of sleeping on the left side: 1. Improves digestion The stomach and the pancreas (which make digestive enzymes) are on the left side. When they are lying on their natural side, digestion can work properly. When you lie on your left side, the food is encouraged to move through the stomach naturally and the pancreatic enzymes are released when they´re needed rather than being released all at once. That will happen more easily, than, when lying on the right side with the pull of gravity. 2. Helps you detox & supports lymphatic system The left side of the body is the dominant lymphatic side (the body’s first detox system). While you’re sleeping on this side, your body will have more time to filter toxins, lymph fluid, and waste. The lymphatic system also carries important elements like proteins, glucose, metabolites and elements that must be filtered by the lymph nodes and that have to be drained to the left side. 3. Good for your heart As we know, the heart ...

I found this Video interesting in terms of its relevancy in our traditional belief in the Bastu Sastra . These birds are believed to be the sources of positive signs for a house  which has been built knowingly or unknowingly in line with the elements of Bastu Sastra. 🙏🙏