उस्तै उस्तै दुई गीत हरु

यी तल पोस्ट गरेका दुवै गीत हरु उस्तै छन्, सङ्गीत एकै छ भाव एकै छ केवल भाषा मात्र फरक हो . तर पनि भिडियो हेर्दा चै अलि धेरै नै फरक लाग्यो त्यो पनि यसको प्राबिधिक पक्ष. अलि दुख पनि लग्यो .
तपाईं पनि हेर्नुस है त !
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The 16th Asian Games, opened in Guangzhou Videos

The 16th Asian Games opened in Guangzhou on Friday in a blaze of pyrotechnics as China staged the biggest sporting gala since the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao declared open the Games on Haixinsha Island.
You can get the details of the games in the official website of The 16th asian games.Click here for the official website of the 16th asian games
The videos of opening ceremony of The Asian games are here. A amazing, brilliant incredible paragon of extravaganza by China.
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फुटबल खेलियो रमाइलो भयो !

-28th August, 2009

ए .आई .टि थाइलेडं

खेल खेल्नु आफैमा रमाइलो त्यसमाथि बादल लागेको मौसममा झन सबै साथी भाई हरु मिलेर चट्ट ए .आई .टि को मैदान मा फुटबल खेल्नु को त मज्जा नै बेग्लै. आज नेपाल इन्जिनीयर एसोसियसन बैंकक केन्द्र को आयोजना मा ए .आई .टि मा अध्ययनरत अनि कार्यरत साथि हरु मिलेर मैत्रीपूर्ण फुटबल खेलियो . नेपाल इन्जिनीयर एसोसियसन बैंकक केन्द्र का संस्थापक अध्यक्ष श्री ज्ञानेन्द्र आर . स्थपित बाट पेनाल्टी सुट आउट गरि सुरु गरेको खेल निकै मैत्री पूर्ण तरिकाले रमाइलो गर्दै खेलियो . मुख्य खेल सकिए पछि खेलेको पेनाल्टी सुट आउट पनि निक्कै रमाइलो भयो . खेल मैदान को छेउमा बसेर रमाई रहेका दर्शक ले पनि खेलमा झनै रौनक थपेका थिए . जे होस् पढाई अनि रिसर्च को तनाब को बिचमा ए .आई .टि मा अध्ययनरत नया र पुराना बिच घुलमिल हुन र मैत्री पूर्ण सम्बन्ध कायम गर्न यो खेलले भूमिका खेल्यो भन्ने मलाई लागेको छ .

खेल रमाइलो बनाउन सहयोग गर्ने सम्पूर्ण लाई नेपाल इन्जिनीयर एसोसियसन बैंकक केन्द्र को तर्फ बाट धेरै धेरै धन्यवाद छ !

- बिरोध रिजाल 

Small effort can make a big change

-Birodh Rijal
AIT, Thailand
यो भिडियो मा देखाएको कुरा हामीलाई अनौठो नलाग्न सक्छ किनकि त्यो बास्तबिकता हामी संग पनि त्यति अपरिचित छैन . तर एउटा सानो प्रयास ले कति ठुलो परिवर्तन दिन सक्छ यो एउटा उदाहरण हुन सक्छ.
हामीले मनाई रहने "जन्मदिनको " उपहारहरु को सट्टा या त्यस बाट केहि रकम संकलन गरेर ठुलो समस्या भोगी रहेका मानिस हरुलाई सहयोग पुराउन सक्छौ .Tough it may not be the novel idea it has changed some life. I would like to appriciate this concept.
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Today at 3 PM PST (6 EST), Facebook will unveil its new official live video streaming channel, Facebook Live. To kick off the launch, actress America Ferrera will stop by Facebook's headquarters in Palo Alto, California and use Facebook Live to announce details of her new movie, "The Dry Land," a Sundance Film Festival entry.

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Engineers’ Day Celebrated

July 19, 2010

AIT, Thailand

Engineers’ Day, Asar 3 that is 19^th July, has been celebrated here in AIT among Nepalese engineers organizing a Tea and Talk Program. The Program was organized by Nepal engineers’ Association Bangkok chapter (NEABC). The programmer started with a welcome speech by NEABC General Secretary Er. Mukesh Khadka. NEABC President, Er. Birodh Rijal, presented in a brief about Nepal engineers’ Association, its objectives  and current activities. There was a discussion on engineer’s role for the nation development and current working model of NEA.














Er. Birodh Rijal, President NEABC, giving information about NEA and its Activities among Nepalese engineers at AIT.

The talk program concluded that engineer has greater role and responsibility for the technological development of country. The state should provide favorable environment and platform for those who are willing to serve the nation. There should be fair and equitable working environment in the country. The program ended with tea giving message of harmony to all.

Engineers in TEA program

लौ आयो ..काम चलाउ बजेट नया आर्थिक बर्सको लागि !

आर्थिक वर्ष , २०६७/६८ को नियमित बजेट बेबस्थापिका संसद समक्ष प्रस्तुत हुन नसक्ने भएको ले , आयो यो काम चलाउ बजेट !

यो उहाँको मात्र आवाज हैन , यो हाम्रो देशका संचालक हरुको सोचको रिफ्लेक्सन हो

बिरोध रिजाल 

ए .आई . टि , थाइलेडं

१८ जुलाई , २०१० 

के प्रहरी संगठन भन्दा अपराधी हरुले आधुनिक प्रविधि उपयोग गरि रहेको हो त ?

यो प्रश्नको चर्चा गर्दा प्रविधि प्रयोग मा अपराधी हरु राज्य भन्दा धेरै अगाडी छ भन्ने कुरा प्रहरी ले स्वीकार गरि सकेको छ . प्रहरी अतिरिक्त महानिरिक्षक प्रकाश कुँवर भन्नु हुन्छ  नेपाल प्रहरी भित्र  विभिन्न बैज्ञानिक प्रविधि र आधुनिक प्रविधि को अवाब छ. गत बर्ष क आपराधीक क्रिया कलाप, जस्तै जमिम शाह, लाई हेर्दा पनि अपराधी ले प्रयोग गरेको प्रविधि धेरै नै अत्याधुनिक र बैज्ञानिक छ .

Maradona’s many assists to Uruguay’s Forlan

CAPE TOWN, South Africa – Diego Maradona’s World Cup ended in disappointment on Saturday, but the Argentina coach has had an unlikely hand in the tournament’s biggest Cinderella story.

Uruguay striker Diego Forlan has been one of the stars of this World Cup, with three goals in t

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Nepal PM announces resignation 'to end deadlock'

Nepalese Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal has announced his resignation in a televised speech.

He said that he wanted to bring an end to political deadlock in the country and move the peace process forward.

Mr Nepal has been under pressure to resign for some months by the Maoists. They say that as the largest party it is their right to determine who is PM.

Mr Nepal was appointed little more than a year ago to head a 22-party coalition that succeeded the Maoist government.

The BBC's Joanna Jolly in Kathmandu says that it is not yet clear who will succeed him.

His resignation comes a month after his governing coalition and the opposition Maoist party agreed to extend the deadline for the country to write a new democratic constitution by one year.

'Confusion and indecision'

"I have decided to resign from the post of prime minister so that the peace process can be completed, a new constitution drafted and the current political deadlock resolved," he said.

"I had frequently urged the political parties including the Maoists to find an appropriate way out of the present deadlock and forge a consensus. But no agreement has reached so far."

Mr Nepal said it "would be inappropriate to further prolong the situation of confusion and indecision".

He became prime minister in May 2009 after the previous government - led by the Maoists - resigned following a row with the president over the firing of the army chief.

The prime minister said he had hoped to negotiate with the Maoist party to move forward with the peace process, but they had refused to fulfil their commitments to the deal, which include integrating their former fighters into the national army and disbanding their paramilitary wing.

BBC news.

Brazil inflict more misery on Chile

Brazil completed a hat-trick of victories over Chile at the FIFA World Cup™ by beating their South American rivals Chile 3-0 to set up a potentially thrilling quarter-final meeting with the Netherlands.

Dunga's side took control of the Round of 16 contest with two goals in quick succession in the last ten minutes of the first half through Juan and Luis Fabiano. Robinho added the third to inflict further punishment on the Chileans who may have ended a 48-year wait for a FIFA World Cup win in South Africa but evidently have not worked out how to better their old nemesis.

Brazil defeated Chile in the 1962 semi-finals and at this same stage of the 1998 tournament in France, scoring four goals in each game. They also beat La Roja home and away in qualifying for South Africa and even in the goalless opening 33 minutes at Ellis Park, there was scant evidence of a different outcome. Although Chile, playing in all white, had a larger share of possession in the opening quarter-hour, Brazil carried the greater goal threat from the off.

Luis Fabiano had an early sniff of goal when breaking down the inside-right channel in the fifth minute but dragged his shot past the far post. Four minutes later Gilberto Silva drew a full-length stop from Chile custodian Claudio Bravo with a 25-yard strike and from the ensuing corner, Kaka – back from suspension – had a sight of goal but fired wide. There was another nervous moment in the Chilean penalty box when Lucio took a dramatic tumble under Pablo Contreras's challenge and it came as no surprise when Brazil made the breakthrough in the 34th minute as Juan rose high to bury a header high past Bravo from Maicon's flag-kick.

Four minutes later Dunga's men had their second as Luis Fabiano got on to the end of a slick counterattack to hit his third goal of the finals. Robinho surged down the left and slipped the ball infield to Kaka, who split Chile's central defence with a first-time pass to put Luis Fabiano in the clear. With Chileans appealing in vain for offside, the Sevilla marksman rounded Bravo and slotted home. Chile produced only one or two promising moments in the final third in the opening 45 minutes. And when Humberto Suazo, making his second start of the finals, had a sight of goal, he failed to trouble Julio Cesar with his shot from the edge of the box – their only effort on target before the break.

Marcelo Bielsa's side had begun the match showing four changes from the defeat by Spain, three enforced by the suspensions of Marco Estrada Gary Medel and Waldo Ponce. And they began the second half with two more changes as Bielsa sent on Rodrigo Tello and Jorge Valvidia in place of Contreras and Mark Gonzalez. But though they tried to increase the pressure on Brazil's back line, their own defence was breached again just before the hour. Ramires strode forward from midfield, leaving two white shirts in his wake, and played in Robinho to curl a shot past the left hand of Bravo. It was Robinho's eighth goal in six matches against Chile and he came close to adding another with a low shot that Bravo tipped behind.

At the other end some of Chile's approach play was slick and they began belatedly to create chances. Valvidia flicked up the ball on the edge of the box and lifted a shot narrowly over the crossbar. With 15 minutes remaining Suazo then produced a smart turn to escape the shackles of Lucio but his shot was comfortably dealt with by Julio Cesar. He got even closer with a sliced effort that looped on to the top of the crossbar but it was not to be. Brazil march on.

Reference: FIFA.com

Nepal hosts international conference on widows

An international conference on the rights of widows is being hosted in the Nepalese capital Kathmandu.

The organisers hope it will highlight the plight of thousands of women who face discrimination and economic hardship after becoming widows.

The two-day conference on the challenges they face is being attended by representatives from Asia, Europe and the United States.

The aim is to create a worldwide effort to help widows fight injustice.

Discrimination against widows is particularly severe in Nepal where many women lost their husbands during the country's 10-year civil conflict in which an estimated 16,000 people were killed.

Widows are often blamed for these deaths, forced to wear white and are banned from participating in family rituals and ceremonies.

Seen as bad omens, they are often hidden away from public life and forced to work as unpaid domestic servants.

In his opening address to the conference, the Nepalese minister for Women, Children and Social Welfare said the government would gather accurate figures on the number of widows in the country's next census, due to take place in 2011.

He also pledged to abolish laws that discriminate against single women which he said would help raise their status in society.

Reference:

By Joanna Jolly

BBC News, Kathmandu

Dunga hopes Brazil win will give flood victims respite

AFP, 2010/06/24 19:51

Brazil coach Dunga said he hoped his World Cup team would defeat Portugal in their final Group G match to offer some good news for flood victims back home.

Raging floods have swept through towns in northeastern Brazil, killing at least 45 people, with hundreds more missing.

As three days of heavy rains eased, authorities feared a sharp rise in the death toll as rescuers reach communities cut off by the devastating torrents of mud, water and debris.

“We’re praying for the people of Pernambuco affected by the floods and hope they overcome this natural disaster,” said an emotional Dunga, who skippered Brazil to the 1994 World Cup title.

“We hope that a victory over Portugal will at least alleviate some of their suffering.”

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Congratulations Anup for the putting your video in top position in world democracy video challenge.
Anup paudel, son of a politician has made proud for all nepalese making a abstract video about democracy video challenge 2010. Among 700 videos from 83 countries , 6 videos wer declared as winner. you can see the details of the winner and video here . http://www.videochallenge.america.gov/video.html (scroll down to see the anup's video)

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Argentina: The country of football, "Messi" world's greatest footballer From the World cup 2010

I have taken some part of a BBC blog where blog title was: Are Argentina the new Brazil?

The title of the blog seems quite biased and we can say Argentina is Argentina, It can not be the Brasil. Argentina has greatest players who have faith and life in football. Messi the greatest footballer, his life is in football, he has born to be a footballer. But the author who thinks Brazil is the only country that wins the Worldcup, could not stay without saying the truth described below. The following Piece of text are taken from the BBC blog .

In choosing six strikers who between them have plundered 170 goals in the last 12 months domestically, Maradona was sending a message to the other 31 competing nations that his team would not be afraid to play on the offensive.

The Argentine coach is lucky, because no other coach can rely on such a potent strikeforce, which includes the sublime skills of the world's greatest footballer, Lionel Messi. So often criticised for his laboured displays for his country, Messi has started the World Cup like he means to win it with two peformances of dictatorial quality.

Maradona was severely criticised for not getting the best out of Messi in qualifying, but he has given his star man a roving role in South Africa and implored him to become the leader of the team in the same way he took on the mantle so successfully in Mexico in 1986.
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The chemistry between the two has long been a subject of fascination, but so far at this World Cup their relationship has worked to perfection, with a jubilant Maradona lifting Messi into the air and then hugging him all the way down the tunnel after the final whistle on Thursday.

It was after the Nigeria game that Maradona, ever the dreamer, gave away his feelings on how he wants his team to function: "I want Messi to be very close to the ball. As long as he has fun, then we are all going to have fun. Football wouldn't be beautiful unless Messi is touching the ball all the time."

"Two South African fans, draped in blue-and-white, told me before the game they were supporting Argentina for the rest of the tournament. When I asked why, they looked at me like I was from another planet. "Because of Maradona and Messi, why else?" they eventually replied."

Every time Messi touched the ball at Soccer City against South Korea, there was a genuine buzz of excitement among the 82,174 present, even among the South Korean journalists standing nervously to my right. When the score reached 4-1, one of them even told me he wanted Messi to score, just so he could say he'd seen it happen.

With Messi starting alongside Carlos Tevez, hat-trick hero Gonzalo Higuain and Angel di Maria, Argentina's attacking potential is frightening, especially when you consider they brought £35m-rated Sergio Aguero off the bench in the second half and left Inter Milan's treble-winning hero Diego Milito on it for the duration.

But as impressive - and most certainly as important - as their world-class quality in the final third is the astonishing work-rate of Maradona's team to close down spaces, win back possession when they lose it and panic the other team into making mistakes.

Led by the indefatigable Tevez, this was a frontline whose hard work and enterprise at times mirrored that of Messi's other team, Barcelona. They might enjoy the majority of the possession in the majority of games they play, but watch them when they don't have the ball - that's when they really kill their opposition.

That effort does not happen when a team is not playing for their manager. What is also only too clear when you watch them both on and off the pitch is that - after a difficult start during the qualifiers - these Argentina players not only adore their manager, but they trust him to make the right decisions as well.

Robinho thrives as Kaka struggles

(AFP) Friday 18 June 2010

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Manchester City fans might not believe it, but Robinho is the toast of the Brazilian FIFA World Cup™ squad. With Kaka not firing on all cylinders after a difficult season at Real Madrid, Robinho has looked more like being key to Brazil's hopes of lifting a sixth world title.

The former Real Madrid man certainly appeared to be revelling in the role with his slide rule pass providing Elano's clinching goal in the 2-1 win over North Korea. Baby-faced Robinho is now approching the veteran stage at international level with 71 caps, having made his bow in 2003. He already has a CONMEBOL Copa America title and two FIFA Confederations Cups.

But at club level, he has blown hot and cold. Two league titles at Real were followed by an unproductive year at Manchester City. Now on loan at Santos, Pele's former club, he appears to have recharged batteries which looked semi-drained at times at Eastlands. "I am in a really good place right now and I want to carry on improving," said Robinho.

That will be music to the ears of Dunga who is unstinting in his praise of his forward. "Robinho can play in various positions and I am very pleased with how he is doing."

After the match against North Korea, Robinho told reporters that "for me there would be no problem if I had to play in a slightly more withdrawn position -- I played there before and there were no problems."

Robinho can play in various positions and I am very pleased with how he is doing.

Dunga, Brazil coach

Robinho proved his worth in the 2007 Copa America when he helped Brazil to victory in the absence of Kaka who has since taken on the number 10 shirt which holds mythical qualities owing to its association with Pele.

Robinho, who himself is wearing number 11 in the FIFA World Cup squad, hails Kaka's qualities. "He is great -- he can win a game on his own on his day," said Robinho. But he insists that "Brazil have excellent footballers who can come in in his place."

"Julio Baptista has been training really well and he can take on Kaka's role as he did at the Copa America," Robinho insisted. Others looking to force their way into the starting 11 are Michel Bastos of Lyon and Daniel Alves, who can both do a job in the middle of the park.

Having established himself as one of country's in-form players Robinho now has high ambitions. "My main objective -- and that of the group -- is to be world champion," he insisted.

Left and Right sider Drivers in a same road : How is it Possible????

Hong Kong drives on the left side of the road, mainland China on the right. So how do you prevent crashes when driving between them?


 NL Architect's Pearl River necklace Modeled in  PixelActive's 3D model

One of the most vexing aspects of traveling between mainland China and Hong Kong is the car travel: People in the former drive on the right side of the road; people in the latter drive on the left (a vestige of the British empire).

So to quell confusion at the border and, more importantly, to keep cars from smashing into each other, the Dutch firm NL Architects proposed a brilliant, simple solution, the Flipper bridge.

The bridge does exactly what the name suggests: It flips traffic around. The key here is separating the two sides of traffic, using a figure-eight shape. One side of the road dips under the other, funneling cars that were traveling on the left to the right (and vice versa), without forcing them to encounter head-on traffic at an intersection. The bridge makes what should be a disorienting switch exquisitely easy.

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Oil spill: BP shares plummet on US penalty fears

BP shares plunged 12% at the start of London trading before recovering, on fears that President Obama will impose huge penalties on the company.

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It means the oil giant's share price has almost halved since the Deepwater Horizon oil spill began on 20 April.

BP's share price opened at 345 pence - its lowest level since 1997 - before recovering to 375p in early trading.

The latest drop comes amid fears of damage to the UK's reputation in the US.

The oil company has come under increasingly sharp attack by US politicians, as congressional mid-term elections loom in November.

Dividend fears

US interior secretary Ken Salazar said that BP should compensate other oil companies that have had to lay off workers because of a moratorium on deep sea drilling announced by President Obama in response to the Gulf of Mexico spill.

Meanwhile, associate attorney general Thomas Perelli told a congressional hearing that the Justice Department was planning to take action to force BP to withhold its next dividend payment.

The drop in BP's share price is already bad news for UK pension funds, which invest heavily in the firm.

The oil company has said that it pays £1 in every £7 of dividends that pension funds receive from FTSE 100 companies.

Further congressional hearings into the Gulf of Mexico oil leak are planned on Thursday.

'National concern'

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Robert Peston,
Business editor, BBC News

Overnight, the US Justice Department said it was examining ways of forcing BP to suspend its dividend until BP's full liability for the oil spill is known with more precision.

And the Justice Department is only doing what influential US politicians are demanding. Which is a serious concern to BP, in that it may be a British company by dint of history and legal domicile, but it is very American by virtue of its giant acquisitions of a decade or so ago.

My conversations with those at the top of BP indicate that they're increasingly minded to go for a voluntary moratorium on dividend payments, to bring some kind of fragile truce to hostilities with the US government.

But President Obama should be aware that such a suspension of dividends would in effect deprive US savers of some $4bn of income per annum. Or to put it another way, in a world of global capitalism, Obama can't punish BP and expect all or even most of the pain to be felt in Britain.

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London mayor Boris Johnson told the BBC that BP had paid a "very, very heavy price", and expressed concern that the oil spill was beginning to damage the entire image of the UK in the US.

"I do think there's something slightly worrying about the anti-British rhetoric that seems to be permeating from America," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

"I do think that it starts to become a matter of national concern if a great British company is being continually beaten up on the international airwaves," he added.

"I would like to see a bit of cool heads and a bit of calm reflection about how to deal with this problem rather than endlessly buck passing and name calling."

The former British ambassador to the US, Sir Christopher Meyer told the BBC that the BP issue had become "a bit of a crisis, politically".

David Cameron will have a telephone conversation with President Obama at the weekend. Sir Christopher said the BP question should be discussed.

"The government must put down a marker with the US administration that the survival and long term prosperity of BP is a vital British interest," he said.

He added that with nearly 40% of BP shares held in the US the company was "a pretty vital American interest too, fully integrated into US energy infrastructure".

US perceptions

The US President has said he is looking for "ass to kick" at BP, and that he would have sacked BP chief executive Tony Hayward over flippant comments about the scale of the spill.

John Hofmeister, former head of Shell in the US, told the Today programme he thought the situation was compounded by American perceptions that a foreign company had "insulted the American landscape".

"I think in retrospect it was a mistake for Tony Hayward himself to have been so fully present in the United States... with the accent that he naturally has... this was an apparent foreign company."

BP is jointly listed on the New York Stock Exchange - and trading in its US shares closed nearly 16% down on Wednesday night.

In response to the sharp fall in the US, BP said it was "not aware of any reason which justifies this share price movement".

BP said it was not aware of any reason why its US shares had fallen so sharply

In its latest update on the spill, the oil giant said that the total actual cost to date was some $1.43bn (£1bn).

This compares with a total of £55bn that has been wiped off BP's value since the spill began.

Thursday's opening losses follow a 4.5% slide in BP shares in the UK on Wednesday over fears of a dividend cut. Its next dividend is due to be declared on 27 July.

Market nerves have also been reflected in the value of BP's bonds, which now trade at levels comparable with junk-rated companies.

This is despite the company continuing to enjoy high "investment grade" ratings from all three major ratings agencies.