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Saturday, 13 October 2012

Dashain Invitation from Embassy of Nepal




Dashain Invitation from Embassy of Nepal


Dashain Invitation from Embassy of Nepal

Beauty With Purpose


 MISS UK NEPAL 2012 CONTESTANTS PRESENTS





BEAUTY WITH PURPOSE




Miss UK Nepal 2012 contestants are organising a charity event 'BEAUTY WITH PURPOSE'. It will be taking place on 3rd of November in Harrow Borough Football Club.

The money raised from this event will be donated to 'CHILD AND YOUTH FIRST' which is a non-profitable organisation in Nepal who assists underprivileged children by not only providing them shelter but at the same time they also try to provide a good quality education.

We all 10 contestants being youth ourselves, we want to contribute something back

 to our motherland 'Nepal'. From our side, we are enthusiastic than ever and working hard to put a good show but from your side, you can help us by coming and supporting us on 3rd of November and making our event a 'success' so, that we may assist CYF to bring a change :)

In our event, there will be variety of performances by different young and talented performers. And also a great news, we will have Fashion show as well. The designs of ANJAN GURUNG, a very proficient designer who also won 'BEST DESIGNER' in MISS UK NEPAL 2012 Event, we will be showcasing his designs.
For your convenience, there will be a food stall and bar at the side as well, if you guys will be hungry or thirsty, so, you dont have to take the pain to search for foods and drinks.
We can assure you all, that you will have lots of fun. There will be cocktail dance as well after 9 pm so, get your moves ready to rock on the floor.

See you all on 3rd of November. A date to set on your diary.

Best Regards
MISS UK TEAM
1. DURGA GURUNG
2. ROSY OLI
3. TINA PURJA
4. PARIKA ALE
5. PUSHPA SUNUWAR
6. ASHIKA RAI
7. NAMRATA PUN
8. MUNA SHRESTHA
9. MASNA GURUNG
10. NAYAN GURUNG





Women For Charity


Women For Charity 20-oct-2012
~WOMEN FOR CHARITY~

DATE: Saturday, 20TH OCT 2012
Time: 6:00pm- 11:30pm
VENUE: Camden Rock, 18 Kentish Town Road, NW1 9NX.
[A minute walk from Camden Town Station- Norhern Line]
Ticket Price/ Entry: £8 (Limited tickets only)

SUPPORTED BY: GMIN UK, 101% & ROCK SMARAK

Hello Lovely people! We heartily invite you to the first time ever, an All Women Artists’ acoustic night~ WOMEN FOR CHARITY!

This inspirational evening of music is brought to you by Blossom-Buds, together with our fellow supporters. We are a small self-made organisation based in London, raising funds by doing little activities to help the underprivileged in Nepal. With Dashin and Tihar approaching as we count the days, Women For Charity brings you the best nightingales in town to celebrate this festive season and support a good cause altogether! We urge you to join us, to this wonderful night fuelled with sensational music, drinks and laughter!

This is a non-profit event solely dedicated to charity and all proceeds will go to Maiti Nepal, an organisation that has been fighting against girl trafficking, sheltering abandoned children, providing education and health care to HIV and Hepatitis B infected victims.

Performing Artists Line-up :

Jerusha Rai
Shreya Rai
Teena Rai
Anu Rai
Karuna Gurung
Nilam Gurung

Other performers for open mic include Samikchha Gurung, Anna Gurung, Swapnil Gurung and Gorilla Bubblegum

We are incredibly grateful to all the performers who have been so kind in dedicating their time and performance to this event. We hope that our audience will not only appreciate their performance, but also support our purpose generously!


*Please note that this event is for 18+ only and IDs are required!


FOR TICKETS CONTACT:

Email : 101eventnepal@gmail.com or blossombuds.info@gmail.com
Phone : 07846229210

Online Payment option (more details in post below) :

a)Paypal : send through
1) 101eventnepal@gmail.com or
2) mobile no. : 07846229210

b) Bank Transfer (volunteer's bank account):
Account Name : Mr Dilip Raj Gurung
Bank Name : Barclays
Sort Code : 20-44-86
Account No : 93556778

Provide following information with the payment or to the email when tranferring the funds :

Name:
Address:
Number of Tickets Bought :
Amount Tranferred:
Ticket Collection : Door (free) or Post (50p)

Note : ID will be required for collection on door

Thursday, 11 October 2012

2nd annual plumstead basketball tournamnet



PLUMSTEAD YOUTH PRESENTS
2nd annual plumstead basketball tournamnet



Calling all the best nepalese basketball team to our 2nd annual basketball tournamnet. there will be girls match as well.
it can be a 2 day tournament as we are still negotiating with the leisure centre. so we will confirm it by next week. and for now the date is on the 27th of oct.

Entry fee will be £150 for boys basketball Teams and £130 for girls team. League system will be played between both boys and girls teams.

Cash Prize £500 for Boys and £250 for the Girls team and the trophies will be awarded to the winning team.

league games= 20 minutes excluding break time
final game = 30 min excluding break(3 quater match)

Previous winners:
Boys team: BBC
Girls team: Blizzard

CONTACT NUMBERS:

Shoken Lama-- 07917066125
Bikash ale--07429577179
Biswash gurung-- 07833467470

UK NEPALI BAZAR



SATURDAY 03-NOVEMBER-2012

UK NEPALI BAZAR

We would like to invite you to attend our 2nd Nepali Bazar in UK.
Nepali Bazar UK is organised by people who are very keen on stabilising a good flow of information and link for all Nepalese business in UK. This is our Second year of running Nepali Bazar in UK. Our main goal is to make the connection between the Nepalese Entrepreneur and the Nepalese Community. As well as helping the Nepalese economical growth. This can also be a platform where young and established Nepali entrepreneur meets, share/exchan

g
e business ideas, make associations with like minded business people. We believe this is a good way of introduce new business to the community and furthermore Nepali Bazar UK allows you to test the market at a very low budget.


We are open to various products to sell/buy on the day including:
Food & Drinks
Beauty Products
Technology and games (Mobile, Laptop, Video games)
Travel and tour (Flight tickets, Holiday etc)
Services (Marketing, security, building, solicitor, Money transfer)
Merchandise ( Clothes)
Product promotion
Groceries
Charity
Second hand
Entertainment (entertainment groups, venue booking, function organisation, photography, etc)

As we have informed above, it is a very economical way to start off your business buy booking a stall in very low cost (£25 for the whole day/1 person per stall).

If you would like to book a stall you contact us on 07902876843/07863716695. You can also e-mail us at kytesentertainmentuk@live.co.uk. Please visit our web site www.najik.com.

If you like just attend our market and buy products at bargain price, meet friends, enjoy the food & games and get inspired by the whole idea. Entree fee is only £2.00.

FESTIVE NIGHT 2



FESTIVE NIGHT 2
FESTIVE NIGHT 2 31st October 2012( Student Halloween Dress Party )

Hey People !!

THIS HALLOWEEN we present you. ''FESTIVE NIGHT 2''
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STUDENT NIGHT !! CHEAP DRINKS !! CHEAP ENTRY !!

WARNING NOTE - YOUR NIGHT IS GOING TO BE VERY BLURRY.
VENUE - PACHA LONDON opposite to VICTORIA STATION
Dress up as your favourite comic character or anime character as you always wished to be.
COSTUME PARTY!!! lets make this nite special
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Drinks - £1 Tequila
- £ 3 Jd coke and Vodka Redbull, Jaggerbombs
DRINK UNTIL YOUR LAST BREATH. DRINK TILL YOU PASS OUT
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Dj - YAKO0
ENTRY - £ 5 Pound in September. 2012
£ 7 pound in October. 2012

So hurry get your tickets asap !!!

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email us at - 9seven7@gmail.com

Where to get your tickets from?
-For you guys to find the easy tickets, we have or tried to select promoters from each place. All you got to do is contact to ur nearest promoter and get the tickets. Here are the list of all the promoters:

Suprima Gurung- London/ Kent
Neesha Khapung- Aldershot
Ranu Gurung- Chelsea
Rina Maski- Feltham
Utsaha Shrestha- Ealing Broadway
Channy Limbu- Manchester/London
Sooraj Gurung- Folkestone
Binita quitcha Sunwar - Wemble /Harrow
Sarangs Rai - Birmingham/ Liverpool
Shristi Lama- Folkestone
Mocha Chocolate- London

Pradeep Dhapsi Gurung - Hounslow
Milen G Blake- Feltham
Ashish Gurung- Basingstoke
Rocky Gurung- Modern
Sagar Gurung- Plumstead




Your love and support is what counts us to do better, Thanks for reaching out , you made it at YOLO TOUR. we need to you to make it to this one too.

See you at 31st OCTOBER

much love
9S7 crew 

ROBIN & THE NEW REVOLUTION




20-OCT-2012

Robin and New Revolution Live in Farnborough


Ladies and Gentlemen,

We are JD Entertainment, an entertainment group bring you with exclusive Live Concert this year from Robin & the New Revolution all the way from Nepal. Not only they will perform, many other artists will be performing in this musical event night.
There will be our Nepalese people favourite food MOMO and other delicious food to enjoy the concert.

Other artists for the evening are:

JPT Rockers
Coambothics
Yellow Ink
Haami
Rapoholic
Dboi Killa
Bullet Bill
Speedball

Ticket Price- only £12

Venue: Farnborough FC, Cherrywood Road, GU14 8UD

Around 300 car park spaces.

For tickets contact:

Reading: Junesh - 07838596200
Camberley: Sujeet - 07765889270
Farnborough: Khusi - 07828261779, Dek - 079561055574
Aldershot: Nabin - 07838944405, Rajendra - 07557781264
South East London - Prayas - 07545346952
North London: Dil - 07400586668
West London: Utam - 07865536020

Organised by Junesh (JD Entertainment)






26-OCT-2012

Asian Community Hall, White Hart Road
Plumstead, SE18 1DG

https://www.facebook.com/londonketaketi.co.uk 
London Ketaketi Presents Robin and the new Revolution.

A Greatest Rock band from Nepal is here in PLUMSTEAD for their UK tour 2012.The Dashain Fever will be in the air and to celebrate Dashain in a rocking environment its a concert not to be missed.

Supporting Local Bands
Hadez
Highstreet
Aviyan Band

TICKETS: £15 Advance : £20 at Door
Includes one can beer / soft drinks

For More info:
Roman 07775456720
Mann 07827817846
Biswas 07833467470
Roshan 07775527513
Sudesh 07411588016

Robin Dai ko Saath ma "Dashain 2069" Manauney hoiena ta?


27-OCT-2012
Robin and the new revolution live in southall

We are proud and happy to present one of the famous band from nepal robin and the new revolution to you hosted by b3rdteen and Supported by the following Bands :

Haami (winner of 2012 Nepalese Live Band Competition )
The River Below
Grease band( all the way from pokhara) 
Symbol of orion
Coambothics


The Venue has its own bar with cheap drinks and we will have a stall for momos/foods just in-case you get hungry.
so be there to support them and don't miss out

ADDRESS:
Monsoon Banqueting Suites
Milan Palace
UB2 4BG
Transport

National Rail - Southall Station ( 3 mins Walk from there )
120,105,195,E5 bus
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/

You can collect your tickets from:
Saujan rai (ruislip) - 07588527348
Sugat tamang (hayes) - 07545449780
Suvas gurung (Hounslow) -07402 996993

hope to see you all there

kind regards b3rdteen

21-Oct_2012
ROBIN AND THE NEW REVOLUTION UK TOUR 2012 @ CAMDEN TOWN

GiGExtra, popular UK Based Nepalese event organising company are in the process of organising a tour of Nepali Rock Band, Robin & the New revolution, in various venues around UK in collaboration with music4children, in order to raise funds and awareness for the children of Nepal. The events will take place in The Underworld Camden, a prominent music venue in the heart of Camden Town,Farnbourgh Football Club Aldershot, Asian community hall Plumbstead and The north School Ashford. 
In holding these events we
 intend to create an opportunity to promote Nepalese music and culture in the UK and also to raise awareness about the displaced children of Nepal as a consequence of long civil war. Currently in UK many youths, both Nepalese and British are involved in the music scene. Many of these musicians and bands show great promise and this concert will give these young people the opportunity to explore Nepalese music and learn more about Nepal.
Music4children
www.music4children.org
Music4Children is a charity founded in 2005 by a small group of musicians that were touched by the plight of the street children of Nepal. They broke the world record for Worlds Highest Gig in 2005 and most recently reclaimed the world record in May 2012. They have consequently raised enough money to build an orphanage in Dhulikhel east of Kathmandu and fund the education and care of the first group of orphans.

Event Aims and Objectives
Robin & The New Revolution tour 2012 aims to further build on the reputation of GiGExtra as the link between Nepal and the UK for most popular entertainment from Rock bands through to live comedy and in the meantime raise awareness of Music4Children.
Robin & The New Revolution together with band Layasutra will perform the live music concert. Robin & The New Revolution are proven pioneers of the live music scene both in Nepal and abroad. They are the only band in Nepal renowned sell out open Concerts and this tour will act as a tribute to Robin & The New Revolution for their long legacy and legendary status. The tour aims to incorporate London, Aldershot, Ashford and Farnborough as its four musical destinations. The series will also follow bar shows, workshops and other interaction programs. Robin & The New Revolution tour expects to see around 1000 to 1500 fans in London and 700 to 1000 fans in Aldershot, Ashford and Farnborough. The tickets will be accessible and affordable. The approximate price will be £15 each online.
The Concert will feature a one off performance from Layasutra as well as a string of up and coming Nepalese and western bands and DJ’s. The revenue generated from the concerts will go towards promoting and supporting Nepalese musical and cultural links between Nepal and the United Kingdom and the charity Music4children.
Layasutra is a Nepalese funk fusion band made up of vocalists Narendra Pun, Bass Murray, Guitar JoshiJ, Nir Limbu and Drum Allan Shrestha. As a band we have been organising events in UK for the last 8 years from Edinburgh to Farnborough and all across London. At present we organise music and dance events every month in London’s Underworld Camden and Proud gallery for audiences of approximately 500 people. We also organise weekly music events in the Camden Rock, Camden town. One of our most successful programs involved a string of events all over the UK featuring a performance from the popular Nepalese comedian Maha Jodi which sold out, live concert of legendary blues band Mukti N Revival as well as Cobweb, Newaz and many different popular bands. Layasutra have been active since 2002 and have already released one album (San-Ya-Se). The band is also popular in the non-mainstream scene because of their exceptional live performance. We hope to surpass this phenomenal event by bringing Robin & the New Revolution to town.

The importance of this event
Music transcends all nations and this event hopes to strengthen the links between Nepal and the United Kingdom, through the medium of music. Currently many of the Nepalese youth in the UK are isolated from their Nepalese roots and we hope to bring a little piece of Nepal to the UK through this Robin & The New Revolution. We hope this will help to keep these young people in touch with their Nepalese heritage and culture. The event will also give people of the UK the opportunity to see the Nepalese culture in its true light and hopefully give them aspirations to visit Nepal and see firsthand the culture for them.

CONCERT

London
Date: 21st October 2012
Venue: UnderWorld, Camden Town, NW1 8AB
Capacity: 500
Featuring
Robin and the New Revolution
Layasutra
Andrea ianna
Bullet Bill

Aldershot
Date: 20th October 2012
Venue: Franbourgh football club,cherry road GU14 8UD
Capacity: 500

London
Date: 26th October 2012
Venue: Asian Community Centre,White Heart Road, Plumstead,SE18 1DG
Capacity: 800

London
Date: 27th October 2012
Venue: Tudor rose night club,68 The green, Southall, UB2 4BG
Capacity: 1200

London
Date: 28th October 2012
Venue: The north School,Essalla Road,Ashford,Kent,TN24 8AL
Capacity: 600



Robin & The Revolution Band Information
Robin Tamang (vocalist and Guitarist)
Sanam Prasad Shrestha (drummer)
Shyam Maharajan (bassist)
Deepesh Singh Dangol (Vocalist and Guitarist)
Various articles state that Robin Tamang is arguably the biggest rock star in Nepal, his band is also included in Wikipedia online encyclopaedia in section ‘Nepalese Rock’ as being one of the key influences in the Nepalese Rock genre. Initially, he started out with ‘Robin and Looza’; later, he formed a new band, The New Revolution, by handpicking each member. With five albums already under his belt, he is coming out with his sixth studio album Hamro Desh. Kta/Kt the debut album of ‘Robin & the New Revolution’ was a huge hit and the band grabbed some prestigious awards as well. More than awards, Kta/Kt brought about a change. Following up Kta/Kt, the band produced another acclaimed album – 13000, which was dedicated to the people who lost their lives during the political insurgency in the country.
Robin & the New Revolution is a key band responsible for keeping Rock music alive in Nepal for more than 20 years, introducing it to several generations. During the end of 1990’s the bands experimented with various genre of music including Nepali Rock, Funk, and Blues. Robin & The New Revolution is the earliest Rock, funk, Blues band in Nepali music scene amongst the most successful recording band in Nepal most of the albums are ranked among the top selling albums according to various media. The band has done various national and international level concerts and has experience playing with professional musicians around the world.
Robin & The New Revolution has seven albums out science 90’s, they all super hit listed,
1. Nepal a
2. Aadhunik ko aganma
3. Bhulma Bhulyo
4. Hamro Desh
5. 13000
Above 300 National level concerts and a musical tour twice around the Nepal, they had been selected for international several time such as Hong Kong, India, Japan, Thailand and Australia. They were even nominated four times for National level award.

Events in Annex 1


Kent Live 2: Robin & The New Revolution


History of Nepal





History of Nepal
Before Nepal's emergence as a nation in the latter half of the 18th century, the designation 'Nepal' was largely applied only to the Kathmandu Valley. Thus up until the unification of the country, Nepal's history is largely the history of the Kathmandu Valley. References to Nepal in famous Hindu epics such as the Mahabharata, Puranas and also Buddhist and Jain scriptures, establish the country's antiquity as an independent political and territorial entity. The Vamshavalis or chronicles, the oldest of which was written during the 14th century, are the only fairly reliable basis for Nepal's ancient history. The Vamshavalis mention the rule of several dynasties the Gopalas, the Abhiras and the Kiratas -- over a stretch of centuries. However, no extant historical evidence has yet authenticated the rule of these legendary dynasties. The documented history of Nepal begins with the Changu Narayan temple inscription of King Manadeva I (C 464-505 A.D.) of the Lichavi dynasty.

Lichavi Dynasty
The Lichavis are said to have migrated into Nepal from north India in around 250 A.D. The first Lichavi king of historical importance was Manadeva 1. Another important Lichavi monarch was Anshuverma who opened trade routes to Tibet. One of his daughters, Bhrikuti, who was married to Tibetan ruler Tsrong-tsong Gompo, was instrumental in spreading the Gospel of the Buddha in Tibet and China. Anshuverma has been referred to as a man of many talents in the accounts of the Chinese traveler Huen Tsang, who had visited India in the 7th century AD.
Narendradeval another Lichavi king, initiated friendly relations with China and his successors laid the foundations of friendship with India by entering into matrimonial alliances with the Indian royal families. The Lichchhavi rule spanned over a period of about 630 years, the last ruler being Jayakamadeva.
Malla Dynasty
After the fall of the Lichchhavis came the Malla period during which the foundation of the city of Kantipur (later Kathmandu) was laid. The early Malla rule started with Ari Malla in the 12th century and over the next two centuries grew into a large empire before disintegrating into small principalities which later became known as the Baisi (i.e. the twenty-two principalities). This was more or less coincidental with the emergence of the Chaubisi (i.e. twenty-four principalities). The history of these principalities remains shrouded up until the time when they joined other kingdoms, both large and small, to form the unified Kingdom of Nepal.
Jayasthiti Malla, with whom commences the later Malla period in the Kathmandu Valley, reigned towards the end of the 14th century. Though his rule was rather short, his place among the rulers in the Valley is eminent for the various social and economic reforms such as the 'Sanskritization' of the Valley people, new methods of land measurement and allocation etc. Yakshya Malla, the grandson of Jayasthiti Malla, ruled the Kathmandu Valley until almost the end of the 15th century. After his demise, the Valley was divided into three independent Valley kingdoms -- Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Patan -- in about 1484 A.D. This division led the Malla rulers into internecine wars for territorial and commercial gains. Mutually debilitating wars gradually weakened them and by the time of King Prithvi Narayan ShahÕs invasion of the Valley, they had by themselves reached the brink of political extinction. The last rulers were Jaya Prakash Malla, Tej Narsingh Malla and Ranjit Malla of Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur respectively.
Shah Dynasty, Unification of Nepal
Prithvi Narayan Shah (c 1769-1775), with whom we move into the modern period of Nepal's history, was the ninth generation descendant of Dravya Shah (1559-1570), the founder of the ruling house of Gorkha. Prithvi Narayan Shah succeeded his father King Nara Bhupal Shah to the throne of Gorkha in 1743 AD. King Prithvi Narayan Shah was quite aware of the political situation of the Valley kingdoms as well as of the Barsi and Chaubisi principalities. He foresaw the need for unifying the small principalities as an urgent condition for survival in the future and set him self to the task accordingly.
His assessment of the situation among the hill principalities was correct, and the principalities were subjugated fairly easily. King Prithvi Narayan Shah's victory march began with the conquest of Nuwakot, which lies between Kathmandu and Gorkha, in 1744. After Nuwakot, he occupied strategic points in the hills surrounding the Kathmandu Valley. The ValleyÕs communications with the outside world were thus cut off. The occupation of the Kuti Pass in about 1756 stopped the ValleyÕs trade with Tibet. Finally, King Prithvi Narayan Shah entered the Valley. After the victory of Kirtipur. King Jaya Prakash Malla of Kathmandu sought help from the British and so the East India Company sent a contingent of soldiers under Captain Kinloch in 1767. The British force was defeated at Sindhuli by King Prithvi Narayan ShahÕs army. This defeat of the British completely shattered the hopes of King Jaya Prakash Malla. The capture of Kathmandu (September 25. 1768) was dramatic. As the people of Kathmandu were celebrating the festival of Indrajatra, Prithvi Narayan Shah and his men marched into the city. A throne was put on the palace courtyard for the king of Kathmandu. Prithvi Narayan Shah sat on the throne and was hailed by the people as the king of Kathmandu. Jaya Prakash Malla managed to escape with his life and took asylum in Patan. When Patan was captured a few weeks later, both Jaya Prakash Malla and the king of Patan, Tej Narsingh Mallal took refuge in Bhaktapur, which was also captured after some time. Thus the Kathmandu Valley was conquered by King Prithvi Narayan Shah and Kathmandu became the capital of the modern Nepal by 1769.
King Prithvi Narayan Shah was successful in bringing together diverse religio-ethnic groups under one national. He was a true nationalist in his outlook and was in favor of adopting a closed-door policy with regard to the British. Not only his social and economic views guided the country's socio-economic course for a long time, his use of the imagery, 'a yam between two bouldersÕ in Nepal's geopolitical context, formed the principal guideline of the country`s foreign policy for future centuries.
The War with British - The Nepalese had differences of opinion with the East India Company regarding the ownership of the land strip of the western Terai, particularly Butwal and Seoraj. The outcome of the conflict was a war with the British. The British launched their attack on the Nepali forces at Nalapani, the western most point of Nepal's frontier at the close of 1814. Though the Nepalese were able to inflict heavy losses to the British army on various fronts, the larger army and the superior weapons of the British proved too strong. The Nepali army evacuated the areas west of the Mahakali river and ultimately the treaty of Sugauli was signed with the British in 1816. Among other things, this treaty took away a large chunk of the Terai from Nepal and the rivers Mahakali and Mechi were fixed as the country's western and eastern boundaries. At this time, King Girvana Yuddha Biktram Shah was on the throne of Nepal, and the power of state was in the hands of Prime Minister Bhimsen Thapa who wielded enormous power during the rule of King Girvana Yuddha Bikram Shah and his son King Rajendra Bikram Shah

Life of Buddha







The three most significant events in the life of Gautama Buddha occurred on the same day. His birth, enlightenment and death (nirvana), all happened on a full moon night in April/May. This makes the day - called Buddha Purnima or Buddha Jayanti - all the more sacred for Buddhists. Below we have provided a brief biography of Gautam Buddha.

Buddha Relic

The Buddha was born Siddhartha Gautama in 544 BC, to King Shuddhodhana and Queen Mayadevi, rulers of Lumbini, Nepal. According to legend, Siddhartha's wife Yashodhara, his charioteer Channa, his disciple Ananda and his horse Kantaka were also born on Buddha Purnima day. The Buddha or the Enlightened One was also known as Shakyamuni because he belonged to the Shakya clan, while his family name was Gautama.

The Queen died shortly after his birth and the Queen's younger sister, Maha Pajapati Gotami, who was also married to the King, adopted the child while entrusting her own son, Nanda, to the care of the nurses.

One night, Queen Mayadevi dreamed that a white elephant descended from heaven and entered her womb. The white elephant entering her womb indicated that on that very night she had conceived a child who was a pure and powerful being. The elephant's descending from heaven indicated that her child came from Tushita heaven, the Pure Land of Buddha Maitreya. Later, when she gave birth to the child, instead of experiencing pain the queen experienced a special, pure vision in which she stood holding the branch of a tree with her right hand while the gods Brahma and Indra took the child painlessly from her side. They then proceeded to honor the infant by offering him ritual ablutions.

On the fifth day after the prince's birth he was named Siddhattha which means "wish fulfilled". His family name was Gotama. His Father invited a brahmin to make predictions about the prince's future. The brahim prophecied that Siddhartha will get disillusioned with the material world and would venture out as a sage in search of wisdom to overcome suffering and misery from the world. Fearing that the prophecy might come true, King Suddhodana brought up his son in immence luxury ans a world devoid of sorrow, thinking that this divert Gautam's mind from misery and sorrow.

As a Prince, Siddharta received royal education. He also received special training in the art of warfare. At the early age of sixteen, he married his beautiful cousin of equal age, Princess Yasodhara. For nearly thirteen years, after his happy marriage, he led a luxurious life, blissfully ignorant of the vicissitudes of life outside the palace gates. With the march of time, truth gradually dawned upon him. His contemplative nature and boundless compassion did not permit him to spend his time in the mere enjoyment of the fleeting pleasures of the Royal palace.

But fate had something else in store for him. One day, he convinced his charioteer to take him outside the walls of his palace and he was shocked to see the sight of an old man, a cripple, and a corpse. He had no personal grief but he felt deep pity for suffering humanity. Amidst comfort and prosperity, he realized the universality of sorrow.

The realization that there was more to life than the lavish and luxurious life he was leading, made him abandon all the worldly pleasures and search for enlightenment and the true meaning of life. Gradual disenchantment with worldly pleasures compelled him to leave his beautiful wife Yashodhara and son in the middle of the night to lead the life of a mendicant.

Gautam went from one religious center to another and from one hermitage to the next seeking in vain answers to his questions. Finally in a forest at the edge of the river Niranjana near Gaya, Gautam practiced meditation and penance for six years yet nothing happened. He then realized that enlightenment could not come through mortifying the flesh. In the memorable forenoon, immediately preceding the morn of His Enlightenment, as the Bodhisatta was seated under the Ajapala banyan tree in close proximity to the Bodhi tree, a generous lady, named Sujata, unexpectedly offered Him some rich milkrice, specially prepared by her with great care. This substantial meal he ate, and after His Enlightenment the Buddha fasted for seven weeks, and spent a quiet time, in deep contemplation, under the Bodhi tree and in its neighborhood.

After 49 days of intense meditation under the Bodhi Tree in Bodhgaya near Benaras he attained enlightenment. After he became the Enlightened One, he preached the sermon of the Middle Path, which shows the way to a balanced and harmonious life. The famous sermon was held at the Deer Park in Sarnath.

Buddha travelled far and wide to preach his teachings. His day was divided between itinerant preaching in the morning and receiving visitors for discussion at night, with the afternoons reserved for private meditation. He gathered a number of followers. He was strongly opposed by the Brahmins for teaching that gifts to the Buddhist order were of more merit than the sacrifices, which Hindus practiced.

Buddha died of an illness brought on by some error in diet. He became ill through eating Sukara-maddavam, prepared for him by a lady adherent named Cundo.

Supersonic freefall from the edge of space to Eart...


This Monday, the launch window opens for aviation pioneer Felix Baumgartner to freefall from the edge of space back to Earth, hoping to break the speed of sound with nothing but his body and a parachute on the way down—live on Red Bull’s YouTube Channel. The mission aims to collect scientific data for the advancement of aerospace safety.

”All systems are a go” for The Red Bull Stratos Mission starting 6:00am PT on October 8. Since freefalling from space requires perfect weather conditions, the full launch window extends for two weeks. To find the exact time of the launch, check this
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The 120,000 foot jump over Roswell, New Mexico is the culmination of over five years of work by Felix and the Red Bull Stratos mission team, who are now prepared to break the 102,800 ft record set by US Air Force legend, Col. Joe Kittinger 52 years ago. After rising in a capsule propelled by 30 million cubic feet of helium, Felix will jump from 23 miles above Roswell, New Mexico. You’ll see a live data feed that will show exactly where Felix is in the sky, his rate of speed during the freefall, and how high above earth he is throughout the entire flight. You’ll also be able to hear Felix’s conversations with Col. Kittinger who will be the only voice from Mission Control advising Felix.

Tuesday, 25 September 2012

Robin and the New Revolution Live in Concert




                    Robin and the New Revolution Live in Concert
                          SATURDAY 27-OCT-2012 {18:00-01:00}


  • We are proud and happy to present one of the famous band from nepal robin and the new revolution to you hosted by b3rdteen and Supported by the following Bands :

    Haami (winner of 2012 Nepalese Live Band Competition )
    The River Below
    Grease band

    Symbol of orion
    Coambothics


    The Venue has its own bar with cheap drinks and we will have a stall for momos/foods just in-case you get hungry.

    so be there to support them and don't miss out
    Tudor rose night club
    68 The Green
    Southall
    UB2 4BG
    Therefore, for those people who will be coming by car , we have free car parking from 6pm-6am .

    Transport

    National Rail - Southall Station ( 3 mins Walk from there )
    120,105,195,E5 bus
    http://www.tfl.gov.uk/





    To add more fun and excitement we will be having an afterparty
    we will be having dj 10son and dj sujan for ultimate fun.

    You can collect your tickets from

    Santosh sangbo (northolt) - 07714033837
    Saujan rai (ruislip) - 07588527348
    Sugat tamang (hayes) - 07545449780
    Suvas gurung (Hounslow) -07402 996993

    hope to see you all there

    kind regards b3rdteen

    stay tuned for more updates

    Monsoon Banqueting Suites Dominion Road Southall Middlesex UB2 4BG United Kingdom 


Monday, 24 September 2012

NEPALI RIMJHIM AUTUMN 5 A SIDE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT


NEPALI RIMJHIM AUTUMN 5 A SIDE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

Nepali Rimjhim Autumn 5 A Side Football Tournament

                                       Nepali Rimjhim coming this Autumn with 5 A side football tournament. This autumn we are heading towards LONDON where we will be organizing a tournament at one of the best 3G pitch in Europe 'GOALS' Wimbledon

Venue: Beverley Way, New Malden, Surrey KT3 4PH

Event Date: 2012-10-27 @ 10:00AM - 06:00PM


DASHAIN FESTIVE NIGHT



                                        DASHAIN FESTIVE NIGHT


Dashain Festive Night



After a grand success of Dashain Dhamaka and New Year Party soltihood presents another great event Dashain Festive Night. dance with hottest no by DJ CVA, DJ FAN, and DJ ACE KANCHA

Venue: Inc Club, The O2 Arena, North Greenwich

Event Date: 2012-10-24 @ 10:00PM - 05:00AM



ARTIST UNION ACOUSTIC NIGHT WITH KUTUMBA


                           ART3 PRESENTS ARTIST UNION NIGHT

 Artist Union Acoustic Night with Kutumba


Art3 presents Artist Union Acoustic Night with Kutumba. Other you favourite artists are Jerusha Rai, Nabin Gurung (JPT ROCKERS), Shreeya Rai, Saugat Limbu (T-FEST), Dek Gurung (COAMBOTHICS), Dipesh lama (NEPALI TARA 2 + T-FEST), Kamal Gurung (Yellow Ink), Asis Rai (Di Acoustic). Nepali foods are also available in affordable prices. don't miss it

Venue: Farnborough FC, Cherrywood Road, GU14 8UD

Event Date: 2012-09-28 @ 06:00PM - 12:00AM


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Sunday, 23 September 2012

Please vote for Pushpa Basnet


                                                   Please vote for Pushpa Basnet 

Please vote for Pushpa Basnet Now! She is nominated for CNN HEROES of 2012. And Yes, She's one of the Top 10 Finalist. CNN HERO will be announced on 2nd Dec at the "All Star Tribute" A Live Event.
Vote for her now. Remember you can vote for her 10 timeshttp://heroes.cnn.com/


Pushpa Basnet started a children's center in Nepal to help care for children of incarcerated parents.


LONDON: Yet another good news for Nepal and Nepalese at large! Pushpa Basnet, who has been involved in rescuing children living with their parents in Nepal prisons, has been nominated in the 'Top 10 CNN Heroes of the Year'.
With this, Pushpa's organization Early Childhood Centre will receive 50,000 US dollars as reward. And more to that: If she gets more votes than any of her nine contenders, she will receive a massive reward of 250,000 US dollars to encourage such benevolent work.
CNN's global audience made public the list of top 10 CNN heroes of 2012 for their extraordinary efforts to help change the world and better the lives of others. Each of them will receive US $ 50, 000 and a chance to be the CNN hero of the year.
According to the CNN website, the nominees will be honoured at "CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute," a globally broadcast event that airs live on December 2 at 9 p.m.
The Hero of the Year will be decided by a public vote. Through November 28, people can vote for their favourite Hero at CNNHeroes.com.
This is the sixth year CNN has conducted its annual search for CNN Heroes. In those years, the campaign has profiled more than 180 people on CNN and CNN.com.
Earlier in 2010, Maiti Nepal Chairman Anuradha Koirala was chosen the CNN Hero of the Year.
[How to vote Pushpa: Visit www.heroes.cnn.com. Then click on Pushpa's photo. Scroll down and insert your email address and Captcha code. Then click 'Vote'! You can also select voting by Facebook option. In this way, you can vote 10 times a day with same email address.]Pair of Cycling Shoe Covers NSC X Large (Google Affiliate Ad)Nike Arsenal Lunar Control Golf Shoes (477092) (Google Affiliate Ad)Nike Manchester United Lunar Control Golf Shoes (477092) (Google Affiliate Ad)Mizuno MP Leather Golf Shoes (Google Affiliate Ad)Nike Tour Premium Golf Shoes SALE (Google Affiliate Ad)Callaway Xtreme Mens Golf Shoes 2012 (Google Affiliate Ad)Callaway Tour Authentic Blucher Golf Shoes 2012 Black/Reptile (Google Affiliate Ad)Callaway Tour Authentic Blucher Golf Shoes 2012 White/Reptile (Google Affiliate Ad)Lambda Ferrara Core Black Golf Shoes (Google Affiliate Ad)