Nepal’s New Transport System, the best in the world?
Posted 1 September, 2010 – in: Nepal: Back Home, iShare
Strike has paralysed Nepal and the day to day lives of general Nepalese. So, this could be the next break through in Nepalese transport system to avoid strike and stopover in hundred different places when travelling around Nepal.
Nepalese Workers in Israeli Farm
Posted 26 August, 2010 – in: Employment & Job Opportunity, Israel
Nepalese Workers working in Israeli Coriander Farm
Nepalese workers in Israel near Gaza border working in flower farming
Nepalese worker in Israeli tomato farm giving an onsite tour of Israeli tomato farm, here 100Kg of tomatoes can be produced from a single tomato plant.
Nepalese worker in Israeli farm spraying chemical to kill unwanted plants
Kantipur Money Transfer Private Limited
Posted 25 August, 2010 – in: Australia, Cash Dealer
Kantipur Money Transfer is a cash dealer/agent based in Sydney Australia with its offices in Nepal as well in the city of Kathmandu and Narayangarh. Kantipur Money Transfer provides same day service with over 400 locations to receive money with optional home delivery service.
Kantipur Money Transfer Private Limited Australian office is located in Sydney’s west in a suburb of Ashfield, about 10-15 minutes travel distance from Sydney City.
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Kantipur Money Transfer
Krishan Sharma
1/5 Benalla Ave
Ashfield, Sydney
NSW Australia 2131
Tel: 61-2- 9797 0772
Mobile: 61-(0)432 415 809 | 61-(0)412 712 251
Nepalese School under Flood Water
Posted 24 August, 2010 – in: Nepal: Back Home, News, Photos, Audio Video & DocumentaryEight out of 12 classrooms of Surjyoti School in Nawalparasi District located in South West Central Nepal was flooded. About 84 students have suffered foot infection from the muddy water that flooded the classrooms for about a week.
Nepalese public school classroom becomes like Venice, Italy water everywhere.
Young school boy throwing water out of his class room
Nepalese public school in south west central Nepal was flooded by rain
Classroom flooded by rain water
Pacific College of Technology
Posted 23 August, 2010 – in: Australia, Education Services
Pacific College of Technology is a private business and management college run by Nepalese for international students mainly Nepalese. PCT was established in the year 2002 as a registered training provider approved by the NSW Vocational Education and Training Accreditation Board to provide various courses in Information Technology, Business Administration and Accounting to international students.
Pacific College of Technology has an agreement with some of the Australian Universities like: University of Southern Queensland, University of Ballarat and Central Queensland University. Diploma courses completed through PCT will be recognised and be granted certain credits by these universities for further studies.
PCT is located in Auburn, one of the western suburbs in Sydney’s west about 20-30 minutes by train from Sydney City.
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Pacific College of Technology
Level 1, 91-95 Rawson Street
Auburn, Sydney NSW
Australia 2144
Tel: 61-2-9649 7767
Fax: 61-2-9649 7787
Email: info@pct.edu.au
NepaAus & Co - Education and Migration Services
Posted 22 August, 2010 – in: Australia, Education Services
Nepa Aus & Co is a Nepalese run education and migration consultancy company. It was founded in early May 2005 to provide guidance and supports to international students mainly of Nepalese origin in education and migration issues.
Services of Nepa Aus are:
Visa extension for international students and their dependent, bank balance, bank loan assistance, change of course and credit transfer, skill assessments, sponsor visa assistance, migration and visitor visa assistance.
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NepaAus
Level 39, Citigroup Centre
2 Park St, Sydney
Australia 2000
Tel: 61-2-9004 7117
Mobile: 0422 269 398
Nepalese Australian Votes 2010
Posted 21 August, 2010 – in: Australia, News
Nepalese Australia goes to Election 2010. Who will win is the next long waited news. Election outcome will either make or break Australia’s future
No Comments | Tags: Australian Federal Election 2010, Nepalese Australian Citizens votes in Australian Federa, Nepalese Australian Votes in Australian Election 201061 Nepalese workers rescued from Libya but 47 still being held hostage
Posted 20 August, 2010 – in: Libya, News
Libya, where Nepalese workers where held hostage by their employer.
Sixty-one Nepalese migrant workers held hostage by their employer in Libya were rescued and are now flown to Nepal. But forty-seven of them still held hostage by their employer back in Libya.
Sixty-one of them 21 on Tuesday and 40 on Wednesday arrived in Nepal. Nepalese Embassy in Cairo, Egypt rescued them with the help of Foreign Employment Promotion Board (FEPB) and International Organisation for Migration (IOM).
Hundred and eight (108) Nepalese worker went to work in Libya three-years ago through Dhaulagiri Manpower Company were held hostage by their employer demanding the expenses they made on behalf of the workers visa and air tickets to Libya. But the workers were not being paid for twelve months.
Nepalese Embassy’s officials and the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) representatives are still negotiation for the release of remaining forty-seven (47) Nepalese workers held hostage by their employer in Libya.
Kuwait Nepal
Posted 19 August, 2010 – in: Community & Organisation, Kuwait
Kuwait Nepal is a Nepalese community website based in Kuwait. Dedicated to the Nepalese workers who are currently working and living in Kuwait. Bringing news, articles, photos, sports and entertainment of Nepal, Nepalese and the world.
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Kuwait Nepal
Kuwait
Email: info@kuwaitnepal.com
No Comments | Tags: KuwaitNepal.com, Nepalese in Kuwait, Nepalese website from Kuwait, Nepali in Kuwait20-year-old Nepalese worker dies in Malaysia causing sparks of protests
Posted 17 August, 2010 – in: Malaysia, News
Twenty-year-old Nepalese foreign worker has died in Malaysia. Nepalese factory worker who is said have died due to high fever and the management being slow in sending the worker to the hospital.
The protest and demonstration took place on Sunday following the death of the worker by more than thousand of factory workers, most of them who were foreign migrant workers from Nepal, Bangladesh, Burma, Vietnam and India.
The protest on its second day turned violent vandalising and setting the guard post on fire in Tebrau industrial area in Malaysia. Factory workers who were demonstrating the protests are demanding higher wages and better management of the workers.
15 Nepalese women committed suicide in Lebanon
Posted 16 August, 2010 – in: Lebanon, News
Nepalese women in Lebanon
According to the local Lebanese media about fifteen Nepalese women have committed suicide. These young Nepalese women who are in their 20s working as housemaids in Lebanon commit suicide after not being able to cope with abuse and harassments from their employers.
Sometimes even financial, mental and physical torture, some young women have been reported to commit suicide within a month of their arrival in Lebanon. In case like this Nepal Government or Foreign Office is not good in following the issue that are affecting its citizens, unlike other western countries like US, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada or other develop European countries.
But after receiving complaints of torture and abuse, early this year in January 2010, Nepalese Government issued a ban on women travelling to Lebanon to work as maids. Despite of ban on women travelling to Lebanon to work as maids, more than 20 women fly to Lebanon every day dodging the safe ban advise of the government.
It is believed there are more than 18,000 Nepalese working in Lebanon and out of which 95 percent of the total Nepalese are women. My advice to our young Nepalese women is to consider your option and possibly avoid Lebanon. Lebanese (not all but most) oh, ask anyone from Australia, they are very aggressive, just big mouth, swearing most of the time not just men, but even the women. How much more in their own country of Lebanon?
Hope agents will not just go after the money, but also consider the well being of fellow Nepalese and hope the Government will also take steps to protect, advise and follow up safety of those fellow country men and women who are already in Lebanon
Map of Lebanon, about 10,400 Sq Km, 14 times small than Nepal in area.
Embassy of Nepal - Kuwait
Posted 15 August, 2010 – in: Embassy & Consulate, Kuwait
Embassy of Nepal website is still under construction. Hope it will be online soon with more helpful information. Until then namaste and bye. But you can contact Nepalese Embassy in Kuwait at the contact details given below, with the opening hours between 9:00am to 1:00pm Kuwait Time.
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Embassy of Nepal
Villa no. 184, Street no. 804
Block no. 8, Al Zahra Area
South Surra, Kuwait
Tel: 00965 25243257 | 25243254
Fax: 00965 25243250
Email: kuwait@mofa.gov.np
Consular hours: 9.00 to 13.00
The Gurkhas - British Elite Force
Posted 14 August, 2010 – in: Gurkhas
Website dedicated to the legendary soldiers The Gurkhas who fought against the British in 1800s and on the British side during World War II in the Pacific, North Africa and Europe.
Respected by the British and her allies and feared by their enemies. Loyal, legendary, persistence, tough and skilfulness of this fearless soldiers have earned their place and status of an elite fighting force.
Suchana Sansar
Posted 13 August, 2010 – in: Blog, Blogger, Blogsite and Website
Suchana Sansar is a Nepalese online news site in Nepali language filled with world news and news and views of Nepal, photos, articles, interviews and various links. User and visitors will also be able to post or email news to Suchana Sansar. The webpage itself does not provide any information as in where it is based but it seems to be based in Korea South. This is just a guess from my side. Hope Suchana Sansar will update their based location in the days to come.
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Suchana Sansar
Email: info@suchanasansar.com | news@suchanasansar.com
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Yarsagumba or Yarchagumba or Cordyceps Sinensis
Posted 12 August, 2010 – in: Nepal: Back Home, News
Scientific Name: Cordyceps sinensis
Nepalese Name: Jeeban Buti
English Name: Caterpillar Fungus
Local Tribal Name: Yarsagumba, Yarchagumba
Bhutanese Name: Bub
Chinese Name: Dong Chon Xia Cao
Japanese Name: Tochukaso
Korean Name: Tong ch’ug ha ch’o
Tibetan Name: Yarsha Gumba
Cordyceps Sinensis or Jeeban Buti is a caterpillar fungus that grows naturally above 3,000 – 4,000 meters in the Nepalese Himalayas. It is regarded as a very valuable herbal medicine in Nepal and highly valued in Traditional Chinese Medicine and also by those who practise traditional medicine in various Asian countries like Japan, Korea, Thailand, Hong Kong and India.
But it is popularly known as “Yarsagumba or Yarchagumba” and “Jeeban Buti” in Nepali. It is known to be very health benefiting and is rare because of which this grass/caterpillar is very expensive. Recently, the whole villagers in the Western Nepal were arrested in relation and suspicion of killing 9 outsiders who entered the region to collect this expensive herbal Yarsagumba, because of its rarity and expensiveness. One Yarsagumba is valued to be about Rs.250 and around 400 pieces makes 1 kilogram pumping around Rs.100,000 (one hundred thousand) .
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