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Lion  as Symbol of Death
(Photo Copyright: Dr Pralhad Uprety)

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Lion  as Symbol of Life
(Photo Copyright: Dr Pralhad Uprety)

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Blooming Red Flower

(Photo by  Dr Pralhad Uprety) 

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Smiling like flower
(Photo by  Dr Pralhad Uprety) 

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Cat showing Information !
(Photo by  Dr Pralhad Upretyt)

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Towering as Bamboo ( Photo ByDr Pralhad Uprety)

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Juicy Fruit Tomato ( Photo By Pranjal Uprety)

Nepal-India Border Length Brekaup with Indian State

Nepal has border with Tibet/China on the North and India on South, East and West. The open border with India is one of the most disadvantaged relationship Nepal is facing because of the lack of the regulated human movement leading to the human trafficking, narcotics sales and illegal trade. Before 1950 there was need of the documented evidence like passport to travel to India and vice versa. But with the unequal 1950 unequal Indo- Nepal Friendship (?) treaty, the border has been kept unregulated and open. Even the sky was unregulated and only after the Indian Airlines hijack in late 1990s it has been mandatory for both the nationalities  to show official identity card like passport to travel. However, it has not been the case on the land border.  Had India been serious of making good relations with her neighbor Nepal, she should have made the fortified barriers as with Pakistan. India is benefiting more through the unregulated open border with Nepal like encroaching land, jobs for the poor Indian fellow and mass influx of Indians getting citizenship through the nexus of the corrupt and traitorous politicians and their crooks. Millions of Indian origin people are getting citizenship cards of Nepal and that will have severe repercussions on the politics and nationalism in the coming years. There are some people fearing  Nepal going to the  fate of Sikkim (loss of nation) or Fiji (political power usurp by Indians). This has created deep fear among the natives of  Nepal towards the hegemony from the 1950s even after its independence from the British. 

 But given the high hopes from Indian Premier Narendra Modi with Indo--Bangladesh Land deal India will sort out the all the border disputes with Nepal.  Modi has to create the regulated borders between India and Nepal and march in the path of prosperity.

Name of Indian State	Total border length  ( in Kms)
Uttarakhand	263
Uttar Pradesh	560
Bihar	729
West Bengal	100
Sikkim	99
Total	1751

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Somnath Temple, Bhaktapur Nepal
(Photo : Bishwa Nath Uprety)

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Beauty of Kathmandu, Nepal (Photo by Dr. Pralhad Uprety)

 

 

 

                                                            

From Sorrow to Strength

Nepal has been hit by very big earthquake (Mw=7.9) on the 25th of the April 2015. This sudden event has taken the lives of thousands of people and put significant loss on the economy. We are saddened by this event. To all people affected directly and indirectly, we want show our solidarity with you all. Our prayers are with you.

Our regular contributor Dr. Pralhad Uprety has contributed a very contextual article in Nepali for the fellow people. The article titled Lessons to be learnt from the Nepal Earthquake (नेपाल महाभूकम्प २०७२ बाट सिक्नु पर्ने पाठहरू) has been published in widely read online newspaper "Samudrapari.com". Please do share the news to Nepali community for benefit for all. We have to change sorrow to strength from this event.

The link for the article is:

       http://samudrapari.com/20150428127893.html

Happy New Year 2072 B.S.

New Year- New Resolutions

New Moments and Aspirations

Wishing a very Happy New  Year 2072 B.S
to all our valued readers & well wishers.

नयाँ वर्ष २०७२ को हार्दिक शुभकामना !!!

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Election Fever in Japan

Hanuman Chalisa in Nepali

It is good news to share with our valued readers that the much famous Hanuman Chalisa in Hindi by the great saint Tulasidas has been translated in Nepali language by the Dr. Eng. Pralhad Uprety. Hanuman, the ardent devotee of the Lord Rama is very well known God among Hindus. The following is the first snapshot of the  pdf book.

Caption of Hanuman Chalisa in Nepali

The pdf book will be uploaded soon and notified so  that many will be benefited. Jay Hanuman!

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Majestic Mt. Fuji  in Japan as seen from Bullet Train/Shinkansen
(Photo: Dr Pralhad Uprety)

4th Anniversary of the Japan Mega-earthquake 2011

Today is the 4th year of the Mega-earthquake 2011 that occurred the Northern Japan hitting severely and killing more than 20,000 people mainly due to the Tsunami induced through the earthquake. It is also the most costly disaster in the modern times till date. RIP for the all victims of this disaster.

Example of destruction due to tsunami in 2011
(Photo by Dr Pralhad Uprety)

One of the consequences of the disaster is the destruction of Fukushima Nuclear plant causing a massive radioactive leakage after the Chernobyl accident in former USSR in 1990s. It had a huge repercussions on the surrounding environments and there was even probation order within certain distance as no man's land from its center. Because of the protest from the local people the Japanese government has decided to decommission this nuclear facility.

Moreover, this disaster exemplifies that there is nothing invincible for the mother earth. Whatever strong infrastructures are made to our best knowledge, if they are hindering the path of mother earth it will sure to crumble sooner or later. So, there is no disaster proof structure as such although some people talk about this. This is just ridiculous. It is a fact that we can made structures more stronger and disaster resistant only but there is no full proof.

Against the countermeasure against the natural hazard turning into disaster, we must carryout comprehensive implementation of interdisciplinary strategies to improve the survival rate and the reduction in economic loss. Building up resilience against the impact of  disaster in the worst case scenario of the area of concern is utmost. Leaders and researchers must come forward and sensitize the people to go hand in hand for the noble cause of disaster risk reduction.