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All Of Me::::

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All Of Me :::

No boundaries, no distress, no agony
That was what I thought love to be
Always bright glowing, elegant and pristine
That was I thought love to be

That smile, I can figure it from a mile
Your tender touch, your simple sight
I was for you, your beauty fragile
You, the only thought, I think everywhile

Embellished love, Cherished all dreams
Never even imagined, it'll end up in violent scream
Delighted me like a bird to fly 
Now a fish craving for water, about to die

When loving you is named a CRIME
In a place, the world - divine
Perplexed me, alone, how long I fight
Them teasing me, my both hands tied

But now I know what to do
As my best part were always you
That sever pain, deep in my heart
All my dreams, they all blurred

A bird is best flying freely, not in any cage
Keeping aside all my fury and rage
I wont pluck you, sweet flower, or else you'll be dead
Ceasing what you were, causing my love to fade

I'm all quiet now
Nothing to say, nothing to show
Not about possession, love's about appreciation
I loved you real, enough to let you go! 

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Wednesday, December 10, 2014

एसएलसीमा अब Grading System::

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एसएलसी परीक्षामा सहभागी हुने कुनै
पनि विद्यार्थी अब फेल नहुने भएको छन् ।
सरकारले यो बर्षदेखि प्राविधिकतर्फ र
अर्को बर्षदेखि सबै
खालको एसएलसी परीक्षामा ग्रेडिङ
सिस्टम लागू गर्ने भएको छ ।

९० देखि १०० प्रतिशत अंक ल्याउनेलाई ए प्लस
(विशिष्ट), ८० देखि ८९ प्रतिशतलाई ए
(उत्कृष्ट), ६० देखि ७९ ल्याउनेलाई बी (धेरै
राम्रो), ४० देखि ५९ सी (राम्रो), २५
देखि ३९ बी (कमजोर) र २५ भन्दा तल
ल्याउनेलाई ई (धेरै कमजोर) ग्रेडिङ गरिने
निर्णय भएको द्वारेले जानकारी दिए ।
Source:ekantipur

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Monday, December 8, 2014

US President Obama invited to visit Nepal !!

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Prime Minister Sushil Koirala has extended a formal invitation to United States President Barack Obama to visit Nepal. Koirala send the invitation through US ambassador to Nepal Peter W. Bodde. PM Koirala requested Bodde to make arrangement for the US president’s short trip to Nepal during his South Asia visit in coming January.

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Saturday, March 15, 2014

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MATCH FACTS: NEPAL VS HONG KONG

This time last year, the two teams were battling the likes of Singapore, Bahrain and Malaysia at the ACC T20 Cup for spots at the World T20 Qualifier. In the UAE, Nepal stormed to third place, behind the more established Ireland and Afghanistan, sealing their place in Bangladesh with a last-ball win against Hong Kong, having taken 13 off the final over. The scenes of celebration, at the ground and back home in Nepal, were quite something.They may be second on the bill but, for these two World T20 debutants, it has never been any bigger than this. T20 has been cricket's major vehicle for growth and the ICC's decision to include six Associates at this tournament for the first time should be applauded but once the coin is tossed at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, there will be no time for fraternity between Hong Kong and Nepal.
Despite losing that quarter-final, Hong Kong saw off Papua New Guinea to secure their own qualification. That seems to have ignited something in a country known more for its banking arm than its sporting prowess. A young side sprinkled with players from a variety of backgrounds has been on fire in recent weeks, beating Ireland and Netherlands during a training camp in Sharjah and then scalping Zimbabwein their opening warm-up match in Chittagong.
That win was followed by a stunning comeback against Netherlands, defending 127, with Haseeb Amjad's display of reverse swing helping him to six wickets. Some of their inspiration in that game came from an inspired, one-handed catch by Nizakat Khan and the fielding of both sides will provide an indication of how hard they have worked.
Nepal have not enjoyed such a fast start, beaten by Ireland and UAE, but they are eager to give a good account of themselves and, in the words of captain Paras Khadka, "present Nepal cricket in front of the world". His side has become, like Afghanistan, poster boys for the Associate game, from their success at the 2006 U-19 World Cup and their rise through the ICC's World Cricket League structure.
In many ways, the journey to Bangladesh has been the story for Nepal and Hong Kong and it would be a major shock if either was to reach the second round. All games at the WT20 will have T20 international status, so both countries will also contest their first match in the format. The prospect of playing in front of 15,000 people, or more, will be both reward and challenge. As they try not to blink, they should enjoy the experience too.
Form guide
(including warm-up matches)
Hong Kong WWWWL
Nepal LLWLW
Players to watch
Irfan Ahmed can open the batting and contribute regularly with the ball, while captain Jamie Atkinson has experience of playing first-class cricket in England. Mark Chapman, however, could be their lynchpin, having made two classy half-centuries in the warm-up games. The left-hander, who was raised in New Zealand, plays in orthodox fashion but is capable of upping the rate.
Khadka is Nepal's totem but, on the pitches of Bangladesh, the left-arm spinner Basant Regmi will have a vital role to play. He is Nepal's leading international wicket-taker and played a central role in securing qualification in the UAE last year. If they are in need of some bash with the bat, Sharad Vesawkar has previously displayed a cool head and strong forearms.
Team news
Hong Kong rested three of their first-choice XI for Netherlands but should be back to full strength. Munir Dar, their leading wicket-taker in the UAE, has been banned from bowling due to his action but remains in the squad as a batting option.
Hong Kong (probable) 1 Irfan Ahmed, 2 Waqas Barkat, 3 Jamie Atkinson (capt & wk), 4 Babar Hyat, 5 Nizakat Khan, 6 Mark Chapman, 7 Munir Dar, 8 Tanwir Afzal, 9 Haseeb Amjad, 10 Najeed Amar, 11 Nadeem Ahmed
Khadka said that Nepal had been tinkering with their line-up in the warm-up games and would decide their XI after looking at the pitch. The top order is pretty settled. Avinash Karn provides a left-arm seam option and they could utilise Rahul Vishwakarma as a second spinner.
Nepal (probable) 1 Sagar Pun, 2 Subash Khakurel (wk), 3 Gyanendra Malla, 4 Paras Khadka (capt), 5 Binod Bhandari, 6 Sharad Vesawkar, 7 Naresh Budayair, 8 Basant Regmi, 9 Shakti Gauchan, 10 Sompal Kami, 11 Jitendra Mukhiya
Pitch and conditions
Chittagong has a reputation for high scores and slow turn but the recent T20s at the ground between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka saw something on offer for the quicks too. The evening start time, plus its location close to the sea, should mean conditions are a little cooler.
Stats and trivia
  • Nepal have beaten Hong Kong in their previous two T20s
  • Paras Khadka is 14 runs shy of 500 in T20s
  • Hong Kong pace bowlers Haseeb Amjad and Tanwir Afzal both represented Pakistan at U-19 level
Quotes
"These last couple of weeks people have really started to take notice of Hong Kong cricket. In the past, people might have thought of Hong Kong as one of the weaker sides in the group, at major tournaments, but we've shown we can take on anyone."
A confident Jamie Atkinson, the Hong Kong captain
"There are so many people who are so eager to see what Nepal is going to do. As players we are excited, but we need to control our emotions as well. We need to play the cricket we have learnt, not go overboard."
Nepal captain Paras Khadka doesn't want to get carried away

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Source: cricinfo

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Nepal In T20 World Cup 2014:Preview


Less than 18 years after playing their first competitive match, Nepal have reached the world stage by qualifying for the World T20. It is a massive occasion for the country and they have a serious cricket team to boot too. They were third in the qualification tournament, after defeating UAE in the playoff game.
Nepal climbed quickly through the World Cricket League ranks, moving up from Division Five to Division Two from 2010 to last year when they became Division Three champions. They made it to the World T20 qualifiers after finishing second in the 2013 ACC Twenty20 Cup. In the November qualifiers, they lost to Afghanistan in the semi-finals, but had already qualified for the World T20s after beating Hong Kong in the quarters.
Nepal's progress so far tells of how popular the game is in the country where there is now stiff competition between football and cricket. Over the last five years, the IPL too has captured the people's imagination in the country. If a particular sport is popular, it rubs off on the youth the most and in the Nepal team, there isn't a player who has reached the age of 30.
This young team from Himalaya country could be the one of the most eye-catching in the early stages of the tournament. They are in Afghanistan and Bangladesh's group, and will take away some of the attention. In front of a world audience, how cricket is played in Nepal will be there for all to see.
Key player
Almost every one has huge potential from scoop master  Binod Bhandari to Hard hitter finisher Sharad Veswakar almost every one is a match winner. The man at the helm of this fully charged team, Paras Khadka, is also the team's highest-scorer and among the top three wicket-takers in T20s. He will be keen to turn in the same sort of performance at a slightly higher level. He averaged 23.40 with the bat in the World Cup qualifiers in New Zealand, so he will also have to turn around his form.
Surprise package
Pace bowler Sompal Kami took eight wickets in New Zealand, and can be a surprise weapon. He isn't 19 yet, and definitely can grow more physically and mentally. Though he will be playing on batting-friendly wickets in Chittagong, he could be expected to extract wickets, like he did against Namibia back in January.
Weakness
Like most young teams, the inexperience of playing against top nations could stand against Nepal. The dew in Chittagong could affect their slow bowlers, while their batting has to look to change gears quickly when the need arises.
World T20 history
This is their maiden appearance, having turned out as the third best among the qualifiers from UAE in November last year.
Recent form
Nepal were ninth in the World Cup qualifiers in New Zealand this January, but they would like to replicate their form from the World T20 qualifiers from November. In all T20s, they have won 11 out of 19 games.

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