The Radiant Star

I was invited for the Nepali adaption of George Bernard Shaw’s The Apple Cart by director Yubaraj Ghimire. I had once tried to read the drama itself, but couldn’t find enough energy to complete it so I just read a long summary of it and thought it was a Monarchist drama. I was surprised when [...]

For the purpose of this entry, Linux refers to Ubuntu – a Debian based linux disto, and XP stands for eXPerience (of course, as in Windows XP).
For litgeeks (the little geeks – in between of geeks and non-geeks) like me, testing new software is always as lucrative as watching a new movie can be. And, [...]

Nepal Smiles is a personal project of collecting smiling faces of children of Nepal that I began in 2006 with an aim of giving people a reason to smile.
It was a blog on Blogger.com and became somewhat popular in short span of time but then I lost the interest primarily because it was very difficult [...]

Before welcoming 2008, I tried to look back - particularly the last quarter of 2007. It was the period that I would particularly like to forget personally - it just happened to the time in which you find yourself disorganized and nothing moves as you had wanted.
Probably, it was a ‘out of form’ period but [...]

I completed a weeklong tour to Eastern Nepal, Darjeeling and Sikkim on three days ago – and wanted to write a few things about it – but the tour was so tiring that I failed to gather enough courage to do so. As a few of us in our 25-member touring party rightly put – [...]