Performed inside Kangwon National University, Chuncheon.
This is one of the program for sharing culture betwen different countries and schloraship was also distributed to some students.
Congratulations !!! Pyeongchang (Winter Olympic 2018)
Its great news to know that “Pyeongchang”, South Korea has been selected to be host city for winter Olympic 2018. I would like to congratulate the “Pyeongchang” and
all those who have put their effort and hard work to make this dream come true for this to happen. I wish I would be able to come to Korea to watch the games in future.
Dashain and Tihar are two great festivals; celebrated in Nepal. Blessing, harmony, peace and fun are bestowed in these two auspicious occasions all over the country. 10 days long prayers had been already finished yesterday with the final grand ceremony where all the people celebrated great Dashami with tika, jamara and blessings from the elder.
Both the festival marks the happiness and end of the yearly harvest. People are free from all the harvesting and it’s time to celebrate their hard work and good harvest. Tihar is festival of lights, flower and fruits. It symbolizes the bond between nature, animal and characterizes the beautiful and strong bond between brothers and sisters. It is also marked as festival of brothers and sisters. I love Tihar festival more than Dashain as this is the festival where there is no practice of animal sacrifices. Lots of flowers and lights are used to decorate the houses and street all over the country. Both these festival has cultural and religious values. I can say proudly that our country is indeed rich with culture where we are taught to love and protect fauna and flora. We are taught to love and beloved. I would like to wish all the people happy Dashain and Tihar 2068. May our country be blessed with “Goddess Durga” and may peace and prosperity prevail our country and countrymen.
Arirang world televison broadcasted this dance on 25th july. Dancing is a good exercise and fun.
Brother Kabir Lamsal and I performed this cultural dance in Chuncheon Korea and Chuncheon museum in the program where everyone showed their culture and talent. Sisters surya, renkua, rita, rakhi and other Nepalese Knu student Family encourage us to give such performance. Their encouragement and our effort made us to perform this jhayure dance. I hope this kind of performance would help in promoting our culture.
Once again new spring began marking the upcoming of new year with new hopes, aspirations and resolutions.. 4yrs already passed away from my homeland. 4 new years I celebrated at foreign land. The more far you are from your home the more valauble your love and desire for it. I missed my family, friends and country people. It has been nice memory that I used to celebrate all the new years there long before…. Wish you all Happy new Year 2068……
Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" is examined with a noninvasive technique called X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy to study the thickness of paint layers and their chemical composition.
PARIS — The enigmatic smile remains a mystery, but French scientists say they have cracked a few secrets of the “Mona Lisa.”
French researchers studied seven of the Louvre Museum’s Leonardo da Vinci paintings, including the “Mona Lisa,” to analyze the master’s use of successive ultrathin layers of paint and glaze — a technique that gave his works their dreamy quality.
Specialists from the Center for Research and Restoration of the Museums of France found that da Vinci painted up to 30 layers of paint on his works to meet his standards of subtlety. Added up, all the layers are less than 40 micrometers, or about half the thickness of a human hair, researcher Philippe Walter said Friday.
The technique, called “sfumato,” allowed Leonardo to give outlines and contours a hazy quality and create an illusion of depth and shadow. His use of the technique is well-known, but scientific study on it has been limited because tests often required samples from the paintings. Read more
Pioneers: Women Plant Pathologist
One sunny day I was wondering through the wide fields of mustard. Scenery was great, I felt like heaven. The smell of the mustard was passing through whispering my skin. Then one thought come upon to me. Do plants have any feelings? Do plants suffer like human, etc.etc? It was quite obvious as living things plants may too feel pain but till the date no one knows how the plants really feel. Plants acquire diseases. I have heard and seen lots of epidemic that destroy tons of food and cash crop all over the world. I have seen farmers complaining about the lesser yields of crops. Many scientists are working in the field of plant pathology. It is a science that studies plant disease and attempts to improve the chances for survival of plants when they are faced with unfavorable environmental conditions that cause disease. The concept of plant and plant disease is old and long. Moreover, in this new era it also involves the molecular understanding of disease agents like bacteria, fungi, virus and insects. It deals with study of pathogenicity, bio control mechanism and genes responsible for this activity. It really covers the vast area. What really seize my interest was to know about the pioneer Read more
Visit Nepal 2011
Nepal, paradise one can experience in a life time. Often, pronounced as close to heaven and “Country of Gorkhas”. Small but the country with pride, diverse culture and historical value; our Nepal confines the catch of every tourist all over the world. The highest peak in the world Mt Everest lies here exploring the heights of the space. World peace founder Lord “Gautam Buddha” birthplace; Lumbini is in Nepal. 10 world heritage sites are located here among which 7 lies within the Kathmandu Valley. It’s one of the amazing facts.
Exploring history, cultural experiences, natural beauty and enjoying exciting and extravagant sports makes really difference. Moreover, everyone can enjoy family environment with warm and loving people in Nepal who are always ready to help the visitors. In our country, guest are treated as god as the saying goes “Athiti Devo Bhava” meaning guests should be treated with full hospitality and honor. Read more
Wonderful is the world as wonderful the smile of a little child. Who says life is a dark hologram full of struggle and failure. Can’t you see “ Every dark cloud has a sliver lining.” There is always a beautiful morning after dark nights. The greatest mistake in life is not, making mistake but not learning from the mistake we make. Everyone knows failure is the first step of success but no one one’s to admit it. Learn from your mistakes. As “rolling stones gathers no moss “ try to learn to be stable, goal oriented and focused. Don’t be kind “Jack of all and the master of none .” We all know that “Rome was not built in a day” so as our career and life will not be in our hands at the blink of our eye . Read more
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