Lord Krishna

 Krishna -Ashtami

Krishna-Ashtami (meaning “Krishna's eighth”) is the day to celebrate the birthday of Krishna in Nepal, the great Lord Krishna is one of the most adored of deities. the stories of his miraculous birth, fabulous childhood, unlimited sentiments and numerous deeds of valor have sunk profound into the imaginations and hearts of the people. this year it falls on the 25th of august.

one of the main public celebrations of this the festival is held at patan durbar square at Kathmandu. on this evening, women throng to cover the great temple of Krishna in patan and keep vigil through the glorious night of lord’s birth.

crowds of men and women edge their way slowly up narrow steps through the seated gods to the sanctuary's dull inside and along the second-floor balcony to where the main Krishna idol stands. they offer flowers, food, and coins while an old temple priest gives them a tika on the forehead as a blessing from Lord Krishna. the day of Krishna's birth is acclaimed by Nepalese people throughout the land.

Music

 Music & Dances of Kathmandu valley.

Newar civilization climaxed under the Malla kings (13th – 18th centuries), whose adversary kingdoms of Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur contended in architectural, artistic and cultural splendor; several rulers themselves exceeded expectations as performers, artists, arrangers,, poets and art patrons. Newer autonomy was brought to a sudden end by Prithvi Narayan Shah of Gorkha, who conquered the Valley in 1768-9. Until to day, the Newars maintain many parts of their way of life, including an elaborate round of urban rituals in which music and dance play a large part.

Contemporary weights definitely guarantee that Newar society in undergoing rapid change and decline, but in 1987 a survey of Bhaktapur (70,000 inhabitants) identified 220 music and dance groups still functioning.

Execution in Newar culture fills in as an assortment of custom and amusement capacities, establishing intimate connections between ritual, space, time, and society, and between the material and otherworldly realms: each genre is performed at specific ritual occasions, in specific places (temple, monastery, street, public square, river crossing, paddy field, cremation ground), a ritually determined times (according to the lunar and solar calendars), and by specific cases and associations, in honor of one or more specific gods, goddesses, Boddhisattvas, etc.

|A Universal feature is the worship of the god of music and dance, Nasadyo, by all Newar communities. He resides in shrines and in musical instruments. Offerings to him, accompanied by special music, must precede and conclude any music or dance performance, or any period of musical apprenticeship.

Newar music and dance are almost exclusively performed by men. Apart from the Jugi tailor-musician caste, performers are not musicians of dancers by profession. Some genres or instruments are restricted to members of a particular caste, but performance may require intercaste co-operation, as for example when Jugis are required to provide melodic accompaniment on Shawns for Jyapu farmers drums or dance performances. Many performance types are organized by societies (guthi). Thus a particular guthi may be responsible for providing daily music at a particular temple; a land holding, sometimes a royal donation, would have provided the guthi with income for the maintenance of instruments, copying of song-books and other expenses, but these holdings have now been abolished by the central government, and the surviving music guthis are impoverished.

Ecommerce Business - Google my business

Ecommerce Business - Pioneer is one who changes data into a dream. 

Self Managing initiative is a pragmatic self-advancement program for individuals who are confronting significant difficulties throughout their life. For anybody a 'change emergency's is a time of anxiety and vulnerability, however, for the individuals who have an obligation regarding driving others through a time of confusion, the nervousness can be deplorable unless they have remarkable 'self-administration' aptitudes. 

Today, even the way of "progress" is evolving. The greater part of us has become usual to change talking place in quick yet incremental strides. Our mental frameworks have figured out how to adapt to transformative change and we need to figure out how to modify. In any case, are we so all around outfitted to adapt to transformational change ? also, In any life-cycle there comes a period when simply conforming to the changing environment is insufficient. There comes a period when either a leap forward change happens or crumples. Today's corporate, social and political frameworks are all affirmation to this. 

In a matter of seconds, pretty much every real undertaking on the planet is experiencing transformational change however shouldn't something be said about the general population who contain these ventures? Are they ready to change as quickly as the re-designing arrangement obliges them to? For the most part, the answer is 'No'. Weight at work puts a deplorable strain on connections at home; wellbeing weakens, self-assurance falls and push level ascents. Dread turns into the predominant helper. Confronted with this, numerous individuals give their try to meet the anxiety as the pioneer to persuade and rouse such individuals? this is Where the Self Managing Leadership preparing program becomes possibly the most important factor and can offer assistance. 

What do we gain from the SML training? 

The points of self-overseeing Leadership are… … 

To figure out how to have more control of your own contemplations, feeling and conduct.

To improve as a pioneer through better self-understanding and pragmatic use of Spiritual learning and standards. 

To assume more liability for your own life and quit accusing others or circumstances. 

To assume more individual liability for your "Perspective" and feelings. 

To figure out how to discuss better with individuals. 

To Help oversee significant life changes.

Gifts for Father

                                                                        Gifts for father 

In Nepal Fathers Day, the most promising day for respecting fathers is Gokarna Aunsi when all who can go Gokarna town, 8 kilometers gala of Kathmandu, to celebrate. Profoundly instilled in Nepalese religion, convention and society are respect for one's dad both in life and after death. No Hindu man unwinds until he has delivered a child, for it is the obligation of male posterity, for the most part, the eldest, to play out the cleaning ceremonies important to convey peace to the father's spirit after his body has been cremated. 

On this day individuals run to this holy place of worship of Shiva to respect the memory of their dad and advance the welfare of his spirit. Those with living fathers come too – men, ladies, and offspring of all statements of faith – to pay tribute to the spirits of their predecessors. They offer organic products eggs and desserts to Shiva and pinda to the souls of the dead(Gifts for father). 

Gokarna Aunsi, Which falls on Sept. this year is likewise a day to respect one's living father with endowments and a visit to his home. The day closes with a colossal family devour at which the father's favoring is presented on the whole gang.

Science and Technology - Wireless Network

                                                               Wireless Network


Science and Technology, We live in the digital age. We are at a stage where most of our daily functions involve the transfer of packets of data in the form of is and so from one place to another.

These packets were transferred primarily via wires. However, as the world started getting connected, it was found that wires are not reliable when transmitting over a huge distance. Similarly, the trans-oceanic transmission was also impossible at that time. It was then that a method to transmit data in the form of electromagnetic waves was found. With a receiver and a transmitter, one could send data from one corner of the world to the other corner without wires. Since electromagnetic waves travel at the speed of light, the data transfer is instant. This transmission of data without the aid of wires is called a wireless network. Wireless is not to be confused with Cordless as cordless means the use of a device with its own batteries.

Science and Technology, The first use of wireless technology were in 1898 A.D. when Nikola Tesla used a remote control to control a boat. However, at that time people were not aware of radio waves and consequently thought Tesla was a magician controlling the boat with his mind. Ironically, the first massive use of wireless was in the transmission of enemy movements from behind enemy lines. The message was sent in the form of radio signals. However, anyone with a receiver could receive these messages and thus the military came up with its own codes in order to encrypt them. These Codes are known as Morse Codes.

However, the wireless sector has developed to such an extent that wireless devices are now incorporated in almost all stages of our lives. Even when we don’t notice it, it has made our lives significantly better. Remote controls, Wi-fi, DECT phones, emails, internet are all types of wireless networks we use daily. We can chat, we can call and we can video conference with people in another corner of the world. Wireless has been included in homes, offices, in parks, and even in the very cars, we drive. We have wireless game controllers that give more mobility to players when playing. Types of wireless network LAN makes it easier for the transfer of data between computers in the same network.

The uses of wireless have changed over time and there are signs for some more changes. Even though there is such a change, the definition of wireless, transmission of data without the aid of wires, will always remain the same.

Mount Everest - Mountains - Ranges

                                                   Mount Everest

Mount Everest is the most elevated mountain on the planet measuring 8,848 m (29,028 feet) in tallness. It was initially moved on May 29, 1953, by a New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay of Nepal. Mount Everest is likewise known Chomolangma ( Snow Deity) and by the Nepali name Sagarmatha (Mother of the Universe). 

Everest had been endeavored commonly before the critical campaigns being that of 1922, 1923 and 1924. The assemblage of George H . L. Mallory, who kicked the bucket in a prior endeavor (1924), was found on the mountain in 1999. More than summit by different courses from both north and south. Climbers' ages have run from nineteen years to sixty. Climbers on Everest are entirely controlled by both the Nepalese and Chinese governments. Climbing Everest and Treks to Everest Base: Camp is turning out to be progressively well known on both the north and south sides of the mountain. On the north side, a Buddhist cloister remains at the foot of the Rongbuk Glacier, underneath Everest's tremendous north face. The cloister is one of two whose territories were picked especially to allow religious thought of the immense chime. The other is the Thyangboche Monastery in Nepal. The once-dynamic Rongbuk religious community on Tibet has required many revivals from the demolition it encountered taking after China's intrusion of Tibet. 

World's 8 Highest Mountains in Nepal 

Nepal is known as the place that is known for the Himalayas world over. There are 1,310 crests above 6000 meters of which 238 areas of now opened for climbing. In like manner, out of fourteen 8000 meters above crests eight of them, incorporating the most astounding crest on the planet, Mount Everest lies in Nepal. The other seven are to be specific Kanchanjunga, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Annapurna.

Sport - Football - Movie & Enetertainment

                                                      Entertainment - Football Sport

So, is it a movie? A documentary? A soft-film(movie) sponsored by some UN agencies? Or is the name of a new magazine in town? Well, it is a television episodic drama, and as the name suggests, it is about a football team ( well the title doesn’t suggest the ‘form of sports’ specifically, but because ‘football’ is the most loved game; the writer took the freedom to state it 'in actuality') and‘Hamro’ in the title suggests that it is very much a communal affair.  Since it is not ‘Mero Team’; so, it is very clear that the characters in the movie make a collective front-they come together, fight for a common dream, face hurdles, but since they have their hearts set on the goal, despite their personal differences they stain success. So, is it a Nepali version of  ‘Chakde India’, ‘ Remember the Titans’, ‘Miracle’, ‘same group and background having the same undertone- ‘Sportsmanship, solidarity, success’? By the looks of it, the movie proclaims to have all that.

Every romantic movie has the same old trend of Progression – boy meets girl, there is a clash; as the plot develops they fall for each other, there is friction, and the climax is almost always the same with most ending on a happy note. If all the chefs in the world are given the same ingredients, each with his/her individualistic touch, skill, passion for food, makes the cuisine different – a signature dish. Hamro team promises the same.

Hamro Group is a piece of a multi-nation TV rambling show produced by Search for the same background and jointly by two organizations. Subsequent to being executed effectively in numerous countries such as Kenya, an African nation,  Morocco, Ethiopia,  African, Asian, South Asian, etc. The  Team is currently being implemented in Nepal as Hamro Team, in the hope that in the wake of watching this appear, individuals will finally figure out how to put away personal differences and work as a team for a common goal.