Actress Keki Adhikari had been actively participating in creating awareness of the rights to vote in the election. Like Keki, youths in Nepal are worried of the future of the country and have been actively advocating of the participation in the election.
Keki shared a photo showing her inked finger and the voting identity card saying that she has used her ‘rights and responsibility. A more detailed information on the Keki’s online statements are compiled in her fan site Keki.info.
maile je bhogeA reality show by comedy actor and author Hari Bansha Acharya has started in television. In the first episode Hari Bansha has talked with children who have lost their parents to HIV AIDS and armed revolution.The reality show titled ‘Maile Je Bhogey’ is produced by Save the Children and Antenna Foundation Nepal.
Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal that lies in highly earthquake-prone region is a densely populated city and hosts over 2.5 million people. According to experts an earthquake could destroy sixty percent of the buildings in Kathmandu displacing more than 1.8 million and injuring over 400,000. The valley hasn’t experienced anything big after 1934 but being prepared to future catastrophic earthquake is the challenge at the moment. Besides several planning done by the Nepal government jointly with the UN, the U.S. Government is also helping to promote earthquake awareness and preparedness messages in Nepal.
Here’s a Public Service Announcement brought to you by in collaboration with the Ministry of Home Affairs, the U.S. Government.
The video is witty to watch but on a serious note, please remember that it is extremely important to spread the message of preparedness. For the fact is – “Kathmandu – the city and surrounding valley – sits on a fault line that experts believe may soon slip, triggering a potentially catastrophic earthquake.”
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