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  • The Year 2007 

    Zadexpress 3:21 pm on December 31, 2007 Permalink | Reply

    The local FMs have started their yearly reminiscences of 2007, so have the television channels so I thought why not do something similar. After all who is going to remember 2007 for what Amy Winehouse or Britney did no matter how many times Hits FM talks of them. Though some events will have a lifelong significance like Bhutto’s death or the constituent assembly elections that never took place every year is in the end a personal thing. I have the habit of remembering things in numbers and colors. Anything from 1992 to 2002 would be which grade I was in. Its always “We were in Grade 1 then, nope 2″. After 2002 would also be the same, that goes on till date. Everything I remember is by relating it to the grade I was studying in. Other than that I remember the colors around me when a certain event took place, the clothes others were wearing and things like that. Now, that Grade 16:) is coming to an end, I wonder how I will remember things that happen next. For now, the habit continues…

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    Pic by Bikash Kunwar, Gorkha.

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    • Tajim 7:04 pm on December 31, 2007 Permalink | Reply

      uuh !! Read comlete blog post and guess

      Thats a lot of work done in one year time.

      You must have been highly busy all the year long

      :-)

    • Tajim 7:05 pm on December 31, 2007 Permalink | Reply

      Happy New year !!!!

    • saurav 11:09 am on January 2, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      hey ur year was full of everything i guess………
      new experiences……
      new sorrows……
      gud read …………………..
      wishing you too a very happy new year……
      ……………………….
      but i’d like to comment on ur thinking of all men being bokas hai……………………….
      and Lonely men are dangerous!
      it really sounds weird !!!!!!!!

    • ZaDeD 1:53 pm on January 2, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      Well I’ve written Not All Men . bet it sounds weird but again its weirder facing it! it’s only my xperience teti ho.
      Wish you guys a happy new year too.

    • आकार 8:07 pm on January 2, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      २००७ त राम्रै सँग बितेछ, अब आएको २००८ अझ राम्रो होस, मुरी-मुरी शुभकामना ।।।

    • sajjan dahal 8:42 pm on January 2, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      happy new year zade…..

      i repeat the same msg i’d sent u onl your last birthday

      may this year bring all the happiness and make u happier than ever

      take care

    • Raj Shrestha 12:17 pm on January 3, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      i feel so happy that u posted two photos from gorkha ..that i am from gorkha now in aus but anyway your year is great darshan..happy new year…

    • k 8:51 pm on January 3, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      it was fun ! i remember the happy times too! the 3-in-1 bike ride n the laughing n yellin in Java. it was all great. n u visited a lot of places too! now i need to find out who that ‘interpreter’ walla sms is from :) …..just sparked my interest.

      we’ve all had our share of sad memories too. but like you said, it heals with time, though it might come up again once in a while. love u honey!

      i loved the last three lines..

      hugs n kisses, whether u like it or not.

      n happy new year!!!!!!!!!!!

    • k 8:54 pm on January 3, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      the pics r great 2. the sunrise-breakfast is good. wish u lots of more travels this year. hope u enjoy every one of them………. with no drooling, ready-to-pounce men behind u, of course.

    • आकार 10:32 am on January 5, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      जिन्दगीमा दुईटा कुरा मात्र पाइन्छ बोका , अनि त्यो नभए चाहिँ धोका ।
      हैन , ग्वाँक र बोका बाहेक अरु खालका केटाहरु संसारमै पाइन्न कि क्या हो ?…………………..यस्तो चाँही अति भयो के !!!!!!……………..कसले भनेको हो???? यस्तो भन्न पाईन्छ ??
      अनि सबैलाई एउटै category मा राख्ने ????
      कसैले केटी को बारेमा पनि भनेका होलान् ? त्यो चाँही खोई ??

    • ZaDeD 12:18 pm on January 6, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      well आकारजी,जसले जे भोग्छ जस्ता मान्छे भेट्छ उसले त्यस्तै कुरा गछ हैन र ? भन्न त जे नि पाइन्छ नि देशमा मनपरितन्त्र जो अाएको छ ! यसमा विरोध भए अको ब्लग नि लेख्न पाइन्छ । सबलाइ एउटै category मा राख्न त सबैलाइ चिनेको हुनु प‍यो नि! त्यो नितान्त व्यतिगत अनुभवको उपज हो ….. साथीहरु माझ गरिने कुरालाई मैले ब्लग गरेर तपाईलाई नयाँ मुद्दा उठाएको जस्तो लाग्या होला .

      अब अरुले केटीका बारे त्यस्ता कुरा नभन्या होलान् र ? तर मैले भेटेका जतिले मलाई लेख्न योग्य वा त्यस्तो रोचक केही भनेनन् , तपाई लाई भनेका भए त्यसबारे लेख्न सक्नुहुन्छ म साथीलाइ अवश्य पढाइदिउँला ! :)

    • ReAliTy BiTeS 5:08 pm on January 6, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      Great ! You have visited important parts of nepal+Japan. Hope u continue your research on developmental study after graduation too.
      thanks :)

    • J 1:33 am on January 7, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      I wish you a very good new year, although it started 5 days ago already ;)

      We really had fun together during the conference, that is something I will really remember from 2007!

    • KK 9:48 am on January 12, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      2007 ma tapain ko anubhav ramro lagyo, ani tapainle teslai express gareko estyle pani man paryo, purai jindagi nai bachnu bhayechha ek barsamai, aaba 2008 ma chahi k garnu hunchha?

    • anonymous 12:21 am on January 20, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      Dherai din pachhi puranai bhayepani timro blog padhna paaunda khushi, ramaailo, dukha, bismat ekaisaath…ani haanso pani lagyo(…boka prasanga ma)! Shayad jiunu bhanekai yehi yestai ho!..tara maile nabujheko euta kura… Samaya ko aadharma bigat jindagi laai samjhine ki jindagi kasari baachiyeko thiyo testaaka bhanne aadharma samaya laai samjhine ? Kun chaahi praathamik ho samaya waa tetikhera ko bhogaai? Ani nepali type garna sike jasto chha ni aghillo barsha… yo pani euta upalabdhi hoina ra?

    • Deepak Adhikari 4:59 pm on January 23, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      Soory for being late but this must be the best New Year blog I’ve read so far. Happy New Year 2008!

    • Ametya 5:25 pm on July 19, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      I am putting my voice so lately…after 7 months since your posting of article(Though i protested your this statement by writting an article “EVEN INTHE CROWD ONE IS ALONE”)…

      …..and it’s your COMMENT MODERATION which is trying to suppress our voice….

      I hope from today you won’t use comment moderation….It really hurts us…diz…..hope …u will stop deleting comments……

    • Ametya 2:36 pm on July 26, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      Bye…..forever………….Goodbye my dizs……bye………….

      My previous comment was deleted…so i don’t have any right to come here…again and again…so I would like to say good bye to you forever………

      ………I hope this GOODBUY may open your eyes………….

    • malika47 2:17 pm on March 15, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Lovely post.
      Late comment. :D

  • मसिर १९ ,२०६४ बुधबारको विवरण :) 

    Zadexpress 12:20 pm on December 6, 2007 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: bhaktapur mini bus, She write

    “उसले त त्यसो भएपछि आत्महत्या नै गरि, यसले के गर्थी म त त्यसो भनेको कहिले बिर्सन सक्दिन ” ती महिला रौसिएर गफ गर्दै थिइन्। कालो वर्ण , हरियो सारी र सुनले झपक्क ढाकेको कान, नाक र गला। म उनी तिर नै फर्कैर बसेकी थिएँ। रातो ओठको लालीले चाहि मेरो आँखै खायो। गंगबु देखि भक्तपुर हान्निएको त्यो बस सुकेधारामा रोक्यो । एक हुल मान्छे चढे, कोही पनि ओर्लिएनन्।

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    • आकार 9:40 pm on December 14, 2007 Permalink | Reply

      Sometimes it’s really funny.But it seems that this article is inspired by others.

    • taral 12:18 pm on December 29, 2007 Permalink | Reply

      It’s True . NEpal is not as free as it should have been . Especially the women are yet to recieve a lot of rights.

  • Flatter World, Heightening Thoughts! 

    Zadexpress 11:22 pm on December 2, 2007 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: Computers, Gure Sarki, , The World is Flat

    The day began with the sound of the cell phone alarm. (The Kantipur today has a picture of a people carrying a man who fell unconscious Saturday morning due to staying on the line from Friday evening to get the form of Nepal Telecom, Gulmi. There were 7000 people waiting to get the 1500 forms available, the caption reads.) But I didn’t pass out on hearing the alarm. Actually switched it off to wake up at 5:30. Technological dependence nevertheless.

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    • gols 10:41 pm on December 3, 2007 Permalink | Reply

      Indeed, a nice read on ‘the flat world and Sanskrit.’ And, your sensibility and choices of reading demands praises–go girl, go. It makes me regret of my wasted youth, the most serious reading I did when I was your age was probably ‘Playboy,’ a little exaggeration here, but other readings I did weren’t any better. Leaving behind my unwholesome reading habits let’s see what you had to say in this post.

      ‘The world Is Flat’ is a great book as long as Thomas Friedman constricts himself with facts on the impact of Technology and its proliferation. And there is no denying that world is getting flatter due to that. But, what gets murky is his linear analysis on the repercussion of flatness. He believes and advocates that in the flat world everyone is in ‘level ground’ meaning everyone has access to resources and opportunities equally, which sounds great, almost like Marxist manifesto (ironic, isn’t it, for the bogeyman of capitalism?). But, on a closer look, the picture isn’t as rosy as painted. Friedman, often forgets, with flatness comes edges, and someone has to fall off.

      Ok, here is an example, why equal access to equal opportunity and resources are not EQUAL:

      Consider, two youths, one from rural Humla and another from KTM, who finished high school in their respective places. Now, both want to pursue higher education in the U.S. Assuming, both have access to Internet. Yes, indeed, they have access to same information in the net about the prospective schools they like to choose, on admission process, on scholarship, etc. etc. In that respect Friedman is 100% correct, the playing field is leveled, compared to pre-internet era, where the student from KTM had a huge advantage over the student from Humla because, he would have some relatives or friends here in the U.S. to provide with the needed information. And information is power when it is distributed un-evenly. But, the equality ends here.

      For instance, both of them try to get admission in one of the Ivy Leagues. Now, the student from the Humla is at disadvantage because he wouldn’t have a counselor to assist him with the admission process, no legitimate person to write recommendation letters for him, no one to review and correct and embellish his essay, no certificates of chairing the many committees or clubs, and mostly understanding and support form the family on the daunting task he is taken. And should, I mention the financial support?

      So, you see, the student from Humla is left behind even before the race began. Provided that he is not as prodigious as Einstein or Beethoven, in that case god himself didn’t set the playing field leveled. Who has a chance against giants likes of Einstein?

      But, one might argue that, “so what Humla guy couldn’t get into Ivy, he did get into the next best thing on the fact that the world is flat, where he had the same opportunity and recourses?” True. But, my point is even in the flatness that Friedman advocates so vehemently there is unevenness, holes in between, and not to forget edges. Microcosm of flatness is a whole different story than what Friedman has chosen to see.

      Besides my ranting, that’s what exactly books are supposed to do—teach you to see things from different perspectives.

      Keep your writings coming.

      Cheers!

    • gols 10:56 pm on December 3, 2007 Permalink | Reply

      I apologize for the previous long, long comment, can’t help myself for my insatiable and incorrigible need to rant. Perhaps, for its lenght, it’s been caught by your ‘moderation.’

    • keshuvko 10:58 pm on December 5, 2007 Permalink | Reply

      A nice read.
      Both the entry and the comments. :)
      (I may write a long comment some time later…. :) )

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