Sunday, January 31, 2010

Can't Garbage Production Be Controlled

These days the roads and corners of Kathmandu can be seen stuffed with garbage. Due to internal conflict the garbage collection has been halted, and the result of which heaps of garbages are seen thrown hither and thither on the streets. The city of temple has now turned to the city of garbage.
Can't we control the production of garbages by ourselves? Seeing those garbage stuffed on the streets, its unbelievable how much garbage does the citizens of Kathmandu produces each day. Those garbage contains both organic and inorganic materials. If only we can manage those organic wastes, more than 70% of the wastes will be managed. Every household can inter those organic wastes and can produce composte, which can be used as fertilizer for cultivation purposes, and such fertilizers are good for the plant as well as soil.
Government should launch some programs that will motivate people to reduce the production of the waste, and also manage the organic wastes by themselves.

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Nepali Player Faced An Accident In Dhaka

Nepali player, who were to participate in the SAG tournament, thats going on in the capital city of Bangladesh, met an accident in Dhaka. Three Nepali Judokas player suffered injuries in a elevator accident a day before their events. Other seven atheletes including an official suffered minor injuries. The injury of the players came out as a blow to Nepal in bagging the medals.

Friday, January 29, 2010

11th South Asian Games(SAG) Kicked Off

Also named as the Olympic Game of the South Asia, the 11th SAG (South Asian Games) is on its way to a great celebration. The game is being hosted by Bangladesh this year. Teams from eight South Asian nations are participating in the SAG. Players from all the eight nations are excited to participate in the games and win a medal for their country.
The SAG was started from 1984, and the first game was hosted by Nepal. Since then the SAG is gaining its momentum. Nepal has send its 283 players who are participating in 23 different disciplines. The players though they didn't get well facilitated training, are hoping to improve their perfomance and win medals for their country.
The Nepali team has left Kathmandu with high spirit and the Nepali people will support them for their spirit and wish them best of luck for their games.
Hey guys waiting to see lots of Gold Medals hung around your neck.
BEST OF LUCK.

Monday, January 25, 2010

Global Warming: Danger To The Himalayas

Nepal, a country containing majority of tallest Himalayas, is continually affected by the global warming. The continuous rise in global temperature is affecting its Himalayas and as a result to its climate and its beauty. The Himalayas which used to be covered in snow in winter, but this winter saw the Himalays scantily covered in Himalayas. With the rise in temperature, global warming, the snow of these Himalays are melting and the winter season which used to bring snow to these Himalays did so only occasionally. This depletion of the snow from the Himalayas is of grave danger to the Nepal and its people as well as to the world. The depletion of the snow from these Himalayas shows the rate at which the global temperature is rising and the consequences it can bring to the people of this generation and upcoming generation.

Friday, January 22, 2010

UNMIN Tenure Extended

The tenure of United Nations Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) has been extended by four months. United Nation security council voted to extend the tenure of UNMIN. Earlier the government of Nepal has asked UN to extend the tenure of UNMIN by four months.