हिल्टन होटलका मालिक साहिललाई उन्मुक्ति

हिल्टन होटलका मालिक साहिललाई उन्मुक्ति

काठमाडौं, ४ माघ । नक्साभन्दा अलिकति दायाबाया गरे सर्वसाधारणको घरको नक्सा पास हुँदैन । तर, पैसावालाहरुलाई भने कुनै नियम लागु हुँदैन । पैसा बुझाएपछि महानगरपालिकाका कर्मचारीले जे पनि गरिदिन्छन् । नक्सालमा हिल्टन होटल बनाउन मापदण्डविपरीत खाल्डो खन्दा आधा सडक नै भासिएको घटनाले महानगरभित्र कति धेरै आर्थिक चलखेल हुन्छ भन्ने कुरा प्रष्ट भएको छ । १० दिनदेखि भगवतीबहाल मन्दिरबाट प्रहरी मुख्यालयतर्फ जाने सडक नै बन्द छ । जसकारण नक्साल क्षेत्रको सडक दैनिक जाम हुने गरेको छ । एक व्यापारीको गल्ती र कर्मचारीको घुसमोहले हजारौं सर्वसाधारण मर्कामा परेका छन् । तर, होटल बनाउने व्यापारी शंकर ग्रुपका मालिक साहिल अग्रवाललाई भने कुनै कारबाही भएको छैन । अग्रवालले सडककै छेउमा होटलका लागि ५० मिटर गहिरो जग हाल्न खाल्डो खनेका थिए । जसकारण छेउछाउका घर समेत चर्किएका छन् । खाल्डोकै कारण क्राउन प्लाजा होटलसमेत चर्किएको छ । स्थानीयले जथाभावी खाल्डो खनेको भनेर उजुरी गर्दै आए पनि कसैले सुनुवाई गरेन । स्थानीयले महानगरपालिकाका प्रमुख कार्यकारी अधिकृत रुद्रसिंह तामाङलाई नै भेटेर उजुरी गरे पनि तामाङ कानमा तेल हालेर बसे । पछि एआईजी प्रतापसिंह थापालाई समेत गुनासो गरेका थिए । तर व्यापारीको पैसामा बिकेका कर्मचारी प्रहरीले जनताको गुनासो सुन्ने कुरा भएन । जसकारण सडकै भासियो । सडक भासिएपछि पनि सडक बनाउने सर्तमा उनीहरुलाई बिना कारबाही छाडिएको छ । बिश्वमा दोस्रो धेरै चेन होटल भएको हिल्टन होटल्र्स एण्ड रिसोर्टसँग मिलेर शंकर गु्रपले डबलट्री हिल्टन होटल बनाउन लागेको छ । ६ रोपनी जग्गामा ५ तारे होटल बनाउन ठाउँको अभाव हुँदा बेसमेन्टमा तीन तला पार्किङ बनाउन खोज्दा सडक नै भासिएको छ । मापदण्डविपरीत होटल बनाउन खोज्दा राजधानीको मूल सडक नै भासिदा पनि व्यापारी अग्रवाललाई कारबाही नभएपछि स्थानीयहरु आक्रोशित भएका छन् । सडक भासिएकै दिन निर्माणमा संलग्न केही व्यक्तिलाई सोधपुछका लागि प्रहरीले पक्राउ गरेपनि दबाबको भरमा उनीहरुलाई छाडिएको थियो । हिल्टन र शंकर ग्रुपले एक अर्ब ८० करोड रुपैयाँको लगानीमा पाँचतारे होटल बनाउन लागेको हो

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चितवन जङगल सफारिमा जादा लागने खर्च

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Chitwan jungle safari tours package itinerary with cost

Chitwan Elephant safari is the most popular jungle safari among the all safari destinations of Nepal which provide an opportunity to explore rich ecosystem. Chitwan Jungle safari is one of the most popular tourist attractions of Nepal. You would get to view mammals, reptiles and birds in your wildlife tour Nepal. There are lot of activities which could be done in Jungle safari Nepal like; bird watching, fishing, camping as well as hiking and so on. Of course the main attraction of this place is Elephant safari as this place is famous for this. Chitwan is especially well-known for its protection of the endangered one- horned rhinoceros, tiger, and Gharial crocodile. The various species of wildlife in Chitwan wildlife safari Nepal would comprise of crocodiles, deer, vibrant colored birds and pythons. This is not all in the wildlife safari Nepal as you may get to see grey langur, leopards, wild cats and rhesus monkey. Another attraction of Chitwan is the Tharu culture which is quite lively and colorful. As your undertake Chitwan jungle safari Nepal, you can go for jeep safari, boating, bird watching, nature walk; visit crocodile and elephant breading center and view so many species of wildlife that it would be a memorable and remarkable nature tour in Chitwan wildlife safari Nepal. Travelers enjoy the wildlife safari Nepal though the comfortable elephant ride in the elephant safari Nepal. Visiting the Elephant breeding center and elephant bathing is another activity during jungle safari in Chitwan. Chitwan national park, the adobe of natural wilderness is the first national park of Nepal that captures the green and tranquil nature in its arm extending along the area of 932 sq km, established in 1973. National park is the natural world heritage site declared by the UNESCO in 1979. It is popular for bird watching also, there are over 450 species of birds like florican, giant horn-bill, lesser florican, black stork and white stork, peafowl, red jungle fowl, egrets, herons, kingfishers, flycatchers and woodpeckers found best months for bird watching are March and December. If you love animals and wish to spend some time around the wildlife then Chitwan jungle safari tour Nepal would be a fantastic option. Chitwan situated in 150m above sea level, the place has a high humidity from March to June with maximum temperatures can reach 40 ° C in the shade. The autumn months are gorgeous with Himalayan views and in winter (December-January), Chitwan is pleasantly warm compared to Kathmandu. The monsoon season (July-August) is intense with heavy rain, swollen rivers and lush vegetation. Chitwan National Park is the first National Park and one of the beautiful national parks in south Asia located146 Km away from Kathmandu. Each day comfortable tourist bus leaves early in the morning and arrive afternoon. Besides traveling by road, air service will be available from Kathmandu to Bharatpur every day. Flight takes about 20 min. For rafting lover, one day rafting trip to Trishuli river also combine from where begins thrilling raft ride down the river, stop for lunch on the shore of river and then continue to the point where we collected the car to take us to Chitwan. 1 night 2 days, 2 nights 3 days and 3 nights 4 days safari package are the popular Chitwan jungle safari tours offer wild range of safari activities like; elephant back safari, canoeing trip, jeep safari, overnight stay in watching tower, nature walk, Tharu cultural show etc. Best time of the year for jungle safari in Chitwan are beginning of March to end of May and beginning of September to end of December

2 Night / 3 Days Chitwan safari package

• Day 01: Drive from Kathmandu / Pokhara / Lumbini to Chitwan we pick you up from arrival point reception, welcome drinks and introduction to your room, and freshen up and briefing session, lunch, visit to Tharu village and elephant stable, riverside sunset view, evening Tharu cultural stick dance, dinner and briefing about next day program.
• Day 02: Wake up call, breakfast, Elephant back safari, lunch, canoeing ride, short jungle walk and elephant breeding centre tour, dinner and briefing about next day program.
• Day 03: Wake up Call, tea/ coffee, bird watching, breakfast, departure to Kathamdnu, Pokhara, and Lumbni

3 Night / 4 Days Chitwan safari package

• Day 01: Drive from Kathmandu / Pokhara / Lumbini to Chitwan we pick you up from arrival point, reception, welcome drinks and introduction to your room, freshen up and briefing session, lunch, visit to Tharu village and elephant stable, riverside sunset view, tharu cultural show, dinner and briefing about next day program.
• Day 02: Wake up call, breakfast, elephant back safari, lunch, canoeing ride, short jungle walk, elephant breeding centre tour, dinner and briefing about next day program.
• Day 03: Wake up call, breakfast, elephant bathing, and lunch, bicycle tour to 20,000 Lake or jeep safari, free time for refreshment, dinner and briefing about next day program.

Service include

Hotel accommodation in Chitwan twin sharing basic
Full board meal (B.L.D.) during Chitwan safari period
Jungle Activities like slide show, Elephant ride, Jungle walk, Canoe ride, Elephant breeding center tour, bird watching, Tharu village tour and cultural show on choice Transportation to Chitwan by Tourist Coach/ Private car/ Rafting /or flight on choice (flight, Rafting and Private Car cost extra) An experienced Nature safari guide trained by government of Nepal Government / Local taxes, Chitwan national park entrance fees Bus Park/ airport pick up and drop

Service exclude

Personal expenses like phone, bar bill, laundry, beverages etc
Travel / medical insurance
Meals on the way of journey by Tourist Coach
Flight fare and Airport tax (we arrange on request)
Private vehicle cost (we arrange on request)
White water rafting trip cost (We arrange on request)
Emergency evacuation cost
Tips for Guide, driver as well as other staff
Other unexpected cost due to delay, strike etc

Trip note

Base Camp Excursion, Kathmandu, Nepal always thinking about guest’s safety’ It is our paramount concern whilst traveling with us. Jungle safari in Nepal is adventure tour we reach wilderness jungle to see wild animals, birds and natural wonder. Please note that nature tour guide has briefing you about jungle activities, behaviors of animals and what to do and what not to do while you are traveling on jungle. It is not sure what happened in jungle because National park is the habitats of dangerous wild animals like tiger, Rhino, Bear etc. We strongly request you always follow the Nature guide instruction for safety and not to tease the wild animals, make your thrilling wilderness experience Nepal wildlife Chitwan safari trip memorable forever.

Additional information

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कस्तो थियो त डाक्टर भोला रिजालको बाल्यकाल अनि कसरि बने डाक्टर :प्रत्यक मेडिकलप्रती चासो लिने बिद्यार्थीले सिक्नुपर्ने पाठ

कस्तो थियो त डाक्टर भोला रिजालको बाल्यकाल अनि कस रि बने डाक्टर : प्रत्यक मेडिकलप्रती चासो लिने बिद्यार्थीले सिक्नुपर्ने पाठ

Biography of Dr. Bhola Rijal

Dr Bhola Prasad Rijal is a preeminent Consultant Gynaecologist and Obstetrician in Nepal. Born in Dharan, the eastern hub of the country, in July 1948, Dr Rijal has pioneered In-vitro fertilization in Nepal a major treatment for infertility, thereby providing joy and hope for many couples. He is also the initiator for legalizing abortion in Nepal. Alongside his medical profession, Dr Rijal’s patriotism is reflected in his literatures and outstanding song writing ability, which has made him a renowned lyricists and singer in Nepal.

Early Life and Background

Dr Rijal is the son of a successful and educated landlord Janani Prasad Rijal and grandfather Dhurblal Rijal, who were also both lucrative poets and writers. His mother Purnamaya Devi Rijal, was an orphan whose lineage has been traced back to the “Luintel” family. To honour the family tradition, Dr Bhola Prasad Rijal was sent to the most prominent, highly regarded schools namely the Public High School in Dharan, AdarshaVidyalaya in Biratnagar, and later to Aadarsha Sewa Vidhyalaya in Varanasi India. He was married at the tender age of 15, to his ever-devoting wife, Sarala Ghimire when she was only 12 years old, in an arranged childhood marriage in accordance to the custom of the region. He then went onto gain his MBBS degree from Dhaka Medical College in Bangladesh in the year 1972. He returned to Nepal, as an eager newly qualified doctor and duly worked under His Majesty’s Government (HMG) in various hospitals around the country for about 7 years.

He decided to further his career and was keen to specialize in Gynaecology and Obstetrics, and returned to the University of Dhaka, Institute of Postgraduate Medicine and Research (IPGM &R) To complete his Postgraduate Diploma. He was awarded an Honorary Fellowship from the International College of Surgeons (FICS) and FRCOG from the Royal College of Thailand. In 1982 following his specialist training, he duly returned to Nepal to become the first practicing male gynaecologist, with the unsurpassable support and inspiration from his wife.

He decided to further his career and was keen to specialise in Gynaecology and Obstetrics, and returned to the University of Dhaka, Institute of Postgraduate Medicine and Research (IPGM & R) to complete his Postgraduate Diploma. He was awarded an Honorary Fellowship from the International College of Surgeons (FICS) and FRCOG from the Royal College of Thailand. In 1982 following his specialist training, he duly returned to Nepal to become the first practicing male gynaecologist, with the unsurpassable support and inspiration from his wife.

He lectured at the Institute of Medicine (IoM), Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH) the only teaching hospital in Kathmandu then. In recognition of his work he was promoted to Assistant Professor at the institute. He went to become an Associate Professor in Gynaecology and Obstetrics.

During this time, he also worked as a trainer in Laparoscopic Sterilization for the Nepal Family Planning Association, the most successful NGO in the country in the field of family planning, for almost six years.

From April to November 1987, he was the Assistant Dean at the IoM. During his tenure, Dr Rijal’s international and nationally acquired experience enabled him to promote a high quality of academia at the institute. Subsequently, in 1988, he was made the Medical Director of TUTH and remained in the position for two years. During this time, the TUTH was subject to many positive reforms. As a man who had experienced first-hand, the health conditions of rural Nepal, Dr Rijal made sure that people visiting the hospital for care, especially the poor, were offered best possible

In 1990 private nursing homes and the private medical practice were slowly starting out in Kathmandu. (The country was also experiencing its first major peoples’ revolt.) There was also mounting protest against the monarchy reigned by King Birendra. The police were baton-charging protestors and bullets were being fired. Many injured people were seeking assistance from the TUTH. Despite being a government employee himself, Dr Rijal firmly believed that the Government should serve their people and not the other way around. Hence he supported the mass movement. Eventually, the citizens of the country were successful in bringing democracy to Nepal.
As a part of this democratic change in the country, TUTH started to see a serious debate over whether government doctors should be allowed to practice privately. People’s tendencies and trends of seeking services had changed and Dr Rijal felt that government hospitals alone could not serve the larger population. It was becoming evident that private facilities were more committed to quality health care. However, Dr Rijal was clear in his understanding. He believed that there should be no inequality between private and public health services, and in order to achieve this, doctors should be allowed to work consistently. He supported doctors to continue with Private services, as long as their private commitments did not impose upon the quality of care and services that they themselves provided in the government sector.
The Institution could not come to a mutual agreement, henceforth Dr Rijal and others of the same belief duly parted from TUTH. In retrospect, thirteen years later TUTH then recognized Dr Rijal’s healthcare vision and so resorted to allowing Doctors to practice privately alongside their government duties.

The brotherhood of man……..

People in Bangladesh respect and have the feeling of brotherhood for Nepalese people. Nepalese actively took part in their movement of freedom be it being a soldier or people who helped them giving them medical aid. I still remember me and my friends dragging bodies of injured to our hostel and taking out bullets from people who were injured. And in Bengal they used to call me dada and that’s great respect.

In media……

In 1969 director Gillani came to Kathmandu to open a radio station in Dhaka he had come to audition many. He came to auditioned Nepalese students residing in Dhaka for the radio, he selected me as a newsreader, commentary reader, and program organizer and in 1969 I started a Radio-Nepal in Dhaka, I taught many. My radio program also gave a platform to many big stars of today we were very close to them they used to sing my songs. When Narayan Gopal Dai and Nir Shah came here in 1971they meet me. I arranged there radio program and interviewed them. Narayan Gopal Dai’s song “Dherai Dherai bhul garechu zindagi payera mailai” was recorded here.

Starting work and then……………..

When I came back and in 1972 I worked in H.M.G’S health service, my first posting was and in Tauliahwa a remote area. When I was in Dhaka, I was already earning twelve thousand which was a great sum then. But I came here and worked for rupees four hundred fifty a month. I always felt that whatever I’ll do it I’ll do it in my country Nepal. I was posted in many remote places and helped people over there taking family planning camps as a team leader. In the year 1979 when the situation was not good and after working for 5 years I did not get the appreciation I seeked, I started growing tensed due to the political turmoil, I wrote a letter to my professor Noor Islam believe me six days after I wrote the letter I got the reply from him. I was surprised, when did the letter reach Dhaka and when did he send his reply. He had just written the line “Rijal come as soon as possible” not a word more or less in the letter. I had sent a letter where I had complained about my situation and had written that I had forgotten what I had studied and expressed deep concern of when was I to complete my graduation. I went back to Dhaka and in 1990 I did my post-graduation.

Ups and Down’s…………….

After the completion of my post-graduation the feeling to do something for my country had not died. I came back in Nepal but my service was fermented. But I did not give up at that time. Call it my sheer luck; there was a vacancy for a second class lecture in Teaching Hospital. I applied and got the job and began working there. During the time of the famous democratic movement in Nepal, I was the Director OF Teaching Hospital. We snatched 4 dead bodies of the communist killed in Kirtipur from the police I was one of the mass who came out and ordered the police to stop firing. Japanese described this incident in his book. He was the only one who had seen this as he was hiding. He took the bodies to Sundarijal and burned the four bodies. I also found out that in the world there was no incident that members of the hospital or any government service had ever taken and burned bodies of a communist. We did it for the first time, in the morning we did not know if we would live or die. The situation was that worse.

Dr. Rijal as freedom fighter in Bangladesh

Remembering Dhaka (Bangladesh) since 1966 as a student of Dhaka medical college. I can never forget 1969 tornado in Dhaka when almost 20,000 workers in jute factory wore injured. I as a student served those people continuously for 72 hours with tea and some biscuits. Our hostel (international) was almost 2km away from Dhaka medical college. Finally Principal Dr. Raheman offered me with lunch and dropped me in our hostel. I started radio programme Pakistan (Dhaka) in 1969 as a programme organizer and news reader where am I go to an opportunity to meet many celebrities Mahandi Hasan, Sahanaj Begam, firdosy Begam, Sabina Yasmin, Abdul Zabbar, Bashir Ahmad, Meena Ahmad , Khandarkar Farque, Rukshana Rehana, Flew Antish, Sabana, Nadim Beg, Sabnam, Azim kabori, and many more. I nearly conducted that programe for 6 yrs with Hem Nursing Mathke, Ananajali and Sarala Rijal and Anwari Qureshi. When I was working in radio program. I happen to meet many Pakistani official also to change my mind from simple Nepalese students to “MuktiBahini” worker. Bangladeshi were treated as second class citizen in the country. Life was miserable and politically this part was consider as “Upanibesh” a colony of Pakistan. Bangladeshi Dr. Hasi Moya Hajra a good friend of Nepalese student and best friend of Dr. H.N. Shakya was abducted in 1971 and still untraceable. From that day we all started working f0r Bangladesh Independent Movement (Muktibahini) contributed financially to needy person and treated wounded. Gunshot injury was our daily routine. It is not possible to express our feelings those days but when we achieved our goal we celebrated in Nepal and Dhaka equally. I am very much obliged by sincere guidance of Prof. Late N. Islam, Prof. T.A. Chaudhary, Prof. Sahla Khatun, Prof. Imam (Pharmacology) and Prof. Rehaman (Physiology) who are my God Father. My stay in Dhaka is remembered by my many friends of IGMR and DM college and also all the artist of Bangladesh. After the Independents my song “Yo Hamro Desh Kati Ramro Desh Yo Hamro desh Yo Ho Bangladesh” was one of the first song to be recorded in radio Dhaka Studio, sang by many Nepalese and Bangladesh Artist. I consider Bangladesh as my own country where I spend almost eleven yrs of my golden days. Where ever I meet my friend from Bangladesh. I feel happy to talk in Bangali. I have performed stage program with Bangali songs – solo or in groups. I always pray for the prosperity of Bangladesh and Bangladeshi people.

Social Responsibilities

Dr Rijal has always graciously upheld the Hippocratic Oath that doctors are supposed to serve and treat the people. He has never lost sight of this despite all his years in private and public practice. From the very beginning, Dr Rijal gave time to social service and volunteering. Keeping in mind that much of the rural population in Nepal does not have access to proper healthcare and medical facilities, he conducted many free health camps in the most remote and the most harsh regions of Nepal, including the arid landscape of Jomsom, the remote villages of Gorkha and the distant populations of Dhading. Thousands of people, who might never have received such world-class healthcare, benefited from Dr Rijal’s free health camps. In April 2013, Dr Rijal and his eldest son Dr Kapil Rijal led a strong team of 35 doctors and health personnel to Gumtha, Mugu in an isolated region of Nepal where they treated over 13,000 patients. This programme was arranged with the help of local organizations, Om Hospital and Research Centre, Nepal Medical College, Nepalgunj Medical College and the Om Health Foundation. In addition to medical treatment, he has also provided much support and been involved in helping victims of flooding.Alongside being a medical doctor and a man of science, Dr Rijal is very much a spiritual person. This is not surprising, given his propensity for helping others. He is involved in a hospital in Muktinath run by the Muktinath Pithdhiswor Swami Kamalnayarcharya. This charitable organization serves over 20,000 people annually, from the high Himalayas. He is the Chairman of the Mukitinath Aradhana Parishad Committee, a Trust of Swami Kamalnayarcharya, “Shree Ji Charitable Trust.” He is also the Vice-Chairman of another charitable organization called the “Lalita Devi-Dhruba Lal Rijal Memorial Trust

OM HOSPITAL AND RESEARCH CENTRE (P) LTD

When practicing and non-practicing doctors started to have dispute in teaching hospital I along with others always stressed on the point that no doctors can be called non-practicing. I resigned from the post of assistant dean and afterwards I left the hospital. When I left 31 doctors also resigned from the hospital. Many doctors went abroad but I still knew I could do something in my own motherland and I stayed. With few doctors we established Om hospital with only 8 beds, time was really hard for our hospital but we did not back away to give the best service to our patients. Now for the last 3 years our combined effort has proved it. We are established in our new complex here in chabhil. One by one we started to upgrade our services like we have a cancer treatment center and for the first time in Nepal IVF (test tube baby) service are also being provided Hospital. Its god blessing that we were named as the world’s most successful test tube centre and in the recent batch 50% of the mothers are pregnant.His song writing talents and creative writing have developed in strength from his tender young age. He is an amiable figure on Nepal television with his dearth of songs and lyrics, reflecting his passion for not only patriotism, but also in a variety of other genres. Dr Rijal also pursued a vibrant career in the creative arts. With his first musical, “Gauthali,” he raised awareness of women’s issues and attempted to dispel prevailing misconceptions in Nepali society. This critically acclaimed film is a milestone in terms of speaking out against early child marriage in the Nepalese society. He also composes music and writes lyrics for many of his films, winning numerous awards for both his writing and his music. Furthermore, he has released a numerous collections of songs, including Muktinath Bhajan Mala, Maina Chari, Sagarmatha Roirahecha, Ishwor Afai Bolcha, Jindagi Ko Yatra, Popcorn, Mero Desh, Meri Sannam, and Subha Kamana among others.

Dr Rijal as Producer and Writer

Dr Rijal’s film credits are numerous. He has produced and written many films, including Laxmi Puja, Chori Buhari, Jun Tara, Sathi, Ek Number Ko Pakhe, Apsara, Ukali Orali and Gauthali. Dr Rijal’s literary output is also quite inspiring. He is the author of poetry collections such as Mero Pauwa Pati and AnantaYatra, both critically acclaimed collections. The last publication of Dr Rijal “Amanta Yatra” a lyrical collection book, was released by Dr. Ram Baran Yadav, First President of Republic Nepal in 2012.

Personal life

The first name of Dr Rijal, Bhola, was chosen by his grandfather Dhurba Lal Rijal, due to his composed behavior and politeness. He was also the favorite grandson. It was Dr Rijal’s grandfather himself who led to his early marriage. Unable to refuse Dhurba Lal Rijal’s desire to see Bhola married off before leaving to spend his final days as a sage in Kashi, India, Bhola married at the age of 15. His wife, Sarala Ghimire, was only 12 years old.Going to Banaras I had many friends like Prakash Koirala and Sushma koirala they were about to do a program “international evening” we together did a Nepali program with many of my friends on the town hall of Banaras the program was successful. I went to Dhaka and performed many shows, which reflected my culture, which glorified the name of my country. Wherever I went the feeling of patriotism did not leave me. I was also a very good athlete; I used to participate in track event, cycling and football, table tennis where I had won till the district level. I was very interested in literature and music but I also took keen interest in athletics. I did many culture programs in Dhaka we also used to sing Bengali song and people really liked it.Dr. Bhola Prasad Rijal and Sarala Rijal have three sons, Kapil born in 1968, Manish born in 1969 and Pralaya, born in 1974, who are all happily married and pursuing their careers. His eldest son Kapil Rijal is married to Rajni Rijal and they live in the UK with their two daughters, namely Sangeeta and Tara. Kapil and Rajni are both dentists practicing in the UK. His son Manish Rijal is also coincidentally married to another Rajani Rijal. They live in Canada with their daughter Sashmita and son Siddhant. Manish Rijal is a software engineer, and Rajani is involved with Human Resources. His youngest son, Pralaya Rijal also a dentist is married to Fatima Rijal who is a doctor. They live in Norway with their baby son Robin.Dr Rijal is fluent in five languages: Nepali, English, Hindi, Bengali and Urdu. A master of many fields, Dr Rijal had led the way for many Nepali doctors and medical practitioners to put the people first. His contributions to the field of medicine have brought relief to thousands of Nepalese, both men and women.

Future Vision

Dr Rijal calls to join hands to stop female foeticide (sex selective abortion). Knowing full well that it is a very difficult task, however he is very optimistic to achieve his goal. In his bid to discourage female foeticide, Dr Rijal has recently composed a song called “Chori Bhanera Nafala” (“Don’t abort just because she is a girl child”). Dr Rijal believes that this song once released will create a wave of awareness across the country. The Nepal Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (NESOG) is also all set to film a Docu-drama based on Dr Rijal’s theme of the song “Chori Bhanera Nafala”. Dr Rijal also plans to continue conducting health camps in the harshest geography of Nepal where people have fewer excess to quality health care.

Concluding Remarks

Dr Rijal has been a glimmer of hope for many Nepalese women who call him “Santaneswar Mahadev” a God of Procreation. For his students he is considered as an ideal man, an excellent teacher and a role model. Alongside his medical achievements, he is also highly recognized in the cultural and social fields. He is an amiable, well known and highly charismatic figure, with the ability to inspire, promote and enhance the lives of many people at a personal and National level. His drive and ambition to improve various aspects of his country will long continue in the future

शारिरीक सम्पर्कको समयमा पुरुषले गर्ने ७ गल्तीहरु

शारिरीक सम्पर्कको समयमा पुरुषले गर्ने ७ गल्तीहरु

Men: A change in thinking may improve your sex life. Get the details on seven common mistakes guys make with women, and learn how to avoid them.

Mistake 1: Sex Starts in the Bedroom

Men may turn on like a light, but for women, arousal doesn’t happen so fast, says sex therapist Ian Kerner, PhD. Pave the way during the day by hugging, kissing, and holding hands. Have some fun together, and show you appreciate her. Feeling safe and secure in the relationship is key for a woman to really let loose during sex, Kerner says. A long hug can go further than you’d think. “Hugging for 30 seconds stimulates oxytocin, the hormone in women that creates [a] sense of connection and trust.”

Mistake 2: Assume You Know What She Wants

“Just as many women are faking orgasm today as 20 or 30 years ago,” Kerner says. So, if she’s not enjoying herself, you might not know it. Don't be afraid to ask questions like “How does this feel?” or “Do you want something different?”

Mistake 3: Stick to Your Plan

Don't think that "if it worked the first three times, it will work the next three times," says sex therapist Sari Cooper, LCSW. What turns her on may depend on her mood, and where she is in her monthly cycle. “Perhaps her nipples are more sensitive or her genitals are less tingly,” Cooper adds. Pay attention to your partner, says psychologist Lonnie Barbach, PhD. “Try different things and see how she responds.” When you find something that works, linger on it. Women often complain that men move on to the next thing just as they really start to enjoy an activity.

Mistake 4: Keep It Strictly Physical

Expand your idea of foreplay. Some men "focus on physical stimulation and often ignore mental stimulation,” Kerner says. While men get stirred up by what they see, “women fantasize a lot during sex as part of [the] process of arousal.” Join in -- share a fantasy or a sexy memory.

Mistake 5: Expect Intercourse to Give Her an Orgasm

For 80% of women, intercourse alone won’t do the trick. Why not? Most sex positions don’t directly stimulate the clitoris. There are other ways to pleasure her. “Women orgasm much more consistently from oral sex than from intercourse,” Kerner says. Also, try sex with the woman on top, or a vibrator made for couples to use during sex. “Men should feel comfortable, not threatened, with sex toys,” he says. To help her hit the high note when you do have sex, take time to get her going before you make your entrance. “The closer women are when they start intercourse, the more likely they are to have an orgasm,” Barbach says.

Mistake 6: Skip the Seduction

Women like to be seduced. "Seduction is as important as, or sometimes more important than, technique,” Cooper says. It helps to know what kind of turn-on your partner likes, whether it’s oral, visual, or mental, she says. “Does your partner like it when you talk dirty over the phone or text? Trace your finger slowly up her chest? Flirt with her at a bar?” Also, if you like what you see, say so. "Let a woman know how desirable she is,” Barbach says.

Mistake 7: Focus on Ringing the Bell

Most women need clitoral stimulation to have an orgasm, but it's more complex than you may think. Some men "don’t understand the anatomy of the clitoris,” Cooper says. It’s more than the small "button" you can see. Its nerve endings spread throughout the vulva and inside the vagina. All are potential pleasure points worth exploring. “You can go back and forth,” Cooper says. Paying too much attention to the glans, at the top of the vulva, can take away from pleasure for some women. It's so sensitive, that too much stimulation can hurt.

भ्यालेन्टाइन

भ्यालेन्टाइन डेको अवसरमा काठमाडौंमा फेसन शो

काठमाडौं । प्रेम दिबस अर्थात भ्यालेन्टाइन डेको अवसरमा काठमाडौंमा फेसन शो हुने भएको छ । युवा पुस्तालाई फेसनप्रति जागरुक बनाउने उद्देश्यले आयोजना गरिने कार्यक्रममा ३६ मोडलको सहभागिता हुने आयोजक बंशी खड्काले बताए । नेपाली फेसन उद्योगलाई बृहत बनाउन फेसन शो सहयोगी हुने आयोजक संस्थाको भनाई छ । ३६ मध्ये ६ जना पुरुष छन् भने ३० जना महिला । कार्यक्रमका लागि मोडल छनौट भैसकेको जानकारी दिँदै खड्काले भने ‘कार्यक्रम सभ्य र भब्य बनाउने तयारी भइरहेको छ’ । फेसन सेक्रेट शीर्षकमा हुने कार्यक्रममा अन्य विभिन्न उपाधि पाएका मोडलको समेत सहभागीता हुने भएको छ । केही दिन अघि एक कार्यक्रममा अडिसन मार्फत कार्यक्रमका लागि मोडल छानिएको थियो । छानिएका मोडललाई थप प्रशिक्षण दिने आयोजक संस्थाको योजना रहेको छ ।

नायक पल शाह र नायिका आँचल शर्मा :किन लुकाउछन आफ्नो सम्बन्ध

प्रेममा छन् अधिकांश नायक-नायिका, कोहि लुकाउने त कोहि देखाउने

नयाँ पुस्ताको आगमनसँगै नेपाली चलचित्र क्षेत्रमा नयाँ नयाँ सोच पनि विकास भैरहेको छ । कलाकारहरु अधिकांश बिषयमा खुलेरै बोल्छन् र मिडियामा कुरा पनि राख्छन् । कुनै समय कलाकारको प्रेमको चर्चा मिडियामा आउँदा सनसनी नै हुन्थ्यो । तर, अब विस्तारै कलाकारको प्रेम सामान्य हुन थालेको छ । कलाकारहरु प्रेममा रहेको खबर मिडियाका लागि व्रेकिङ बन्थे । तर, अब उनीहरु प्रेमी वा प्रेमिकाको साथमा सार्वजनिक कार्यक्रममै पुग्न थालेका छन् । साच्चै, लभको बिषयमा पनि नेपाली चलचित्रका कलाकार फराकिलो बन्न थालेका छन् । अब, नायिका नम्रता श्रेष्ठकै कुरा गरौ न । नम्रताको प्रेम चर्चा मिडियाका लागि नयाँ होइन । उनले, रेमनदास श्रेष्ठ, प्रेम घले र अहिलेका प्रेमी दावा शेर्पालाई खुलेरै मिडियामा प्रस्तुत गरिन् । दावा र नम्रता अहिले सबैजसो सार्वजनिक कार्यक्रममा एकसाथ देखिन्छन् । हुनत, आजसम्म दावा र नम्रताले कुनै पनि मिडियामा एकसाथ कुराकानी गरेका छैनन् । तर, पनि नम्रताले आफ्नो प्रेमलाई लुकाउन चाहिनन् ।

यो कुरामा, नायक संजोग कोइराला र नायिका बर्षा राउत पनि उदार छन् । प्रेमी-प्रेमिका भन्दा पनि साथी जस्तो यो जोडी सबैजसो सार्वजनिक कार्यक्रममा एकसाथ पुग्छन्, मिडियासँग कुराकानी गर्छन् । बिहे कहिले गर्ने भन्ने टुंगोमा नपुगेपनि बर्षा र संजोगको प्रेम कसैमाँझ लुकेको छैन । चलचित्र क्षेत्रमा चर्चा कमाउँदै गएकी बर्षालाई प्रेमका कारण फ्यान घट्छन् भन्ने लाग्दैन । नायक संयम पुरी र नायिका आश्मा डीसीले पनि प्रेमको कुरालाई मिडियासँग लुकाएनन् । प्रेममा परेको करिब ३ बर्षपछि नायिका नीता ढुंगाना र नायक आमेष भण्डारीले प्रेम सार्वजनिक त गरे, तर अहिले उनीहरु अहिले अलग भैसकेका छन् ।

प्रेममा रहेर पनि नायक पल शाह र नायिका आँचल शर्माले साथी मात्र हौ भन्न छाडेका छैनन् । चलचित्र ‘नाई नभन्नु ल ४’को छायांकनदेखि फक्रिएको पल र आँचलको प्रेम चलचित्र ‘जोनी जेन्टलम्यान’सम्म पुगिसकेको छ । नायक सलोन बस्नेतले पनि नव-नायिका करिश्मा श्रेष्ठसँगको प्रेमलाई खुलेरै स्विकार गरेका छैनन् । तर, सार्वजनिक कार्यक्रममा सलोन र करिश्मालाई देख्न गाह्रो पर्दैन । नायिका नीशा अधिकारीले पनि क्रिकेटर शरद भेष्वाकरसँगको प्रेमलाई सार्वजनिक गरिन् । तर, यी दुई लामो समयसम्म एक हुन सकेनन् । नायक राजेश हमालले ७ बर्ष प्रेम सम्बन्ध लुकाएर इन्गेजमेन्ट गर्नु अगाडि प्रेमिका सार्वजनिक गरे । अहिले, उनी र मधु बिहे बन्धनमा बाँधिसकेका छन् । नायक आर्यन सिग्देलले पनि प्रेममा रहेको केहि समयमा नै प्रेमिका सार्वजनिक गरेका थिए । पछि, यी दुइले बिहे नै गरे । धेरै कलाकार अझै पनि प्रेम सम्बन्धको बिषयमा बोल्न चाहँदैनन् । नायिका मेनुका प्रधानले त आफू एक चलचित्रकर्मीसँग लिभिङ टूगेदरमा रहेको खुलाइसकेकी छिन् । नायिका साम्राज्ञी राज्यलक्ष्मी शाह पनि प्रेममा छिन् । उनले अनलाइनखबरसँग आफू प्रेममा रहेको कुरालाई अस्विकार गर्दै मयंक खड्का आफ्ना साथी मात्र भएको बताएकी थिइन् । तर, उनको झुट पनि लामो समयसम्म टिकेन चलचित्र ‘चपली हाइट २’का नायक आयुष्मान देसराजले पनि यो चलचित्रकी नायिका परमिता राणासँगको प्रेमलाई मिडिया र फ्यानसँग लुकाएनन् । चलचित्रको छायांकनका क्रममै यी दुइको प्रेम सार्वजनिक भएको थियो । नायक सविन श्रेष्ठ र नायिका अनु शाह पनि लामो समयदेखि प्रेममा रुहेको चर्चा चलचित्र क्षेत्रमा चल्ने गरेको छ । तर, दुबैले प्रेमलाई स्विकार गर्न सकेका छैनन् । कोहि प्रेमको लुकिछिपी खेल खेलिरहेका छन् भने कोहि यसलाई लुकाउन चाहँदैनन् । तर, अहिले चलचित्र क्षेत्रमा आएका अधिकांश कलाकार प्रेममा रहेको माथिका उदाहरणले पनि पुष्टी हुन्छ ।