Desperate Mother’s

On the day of 25th April 2009, each one celebrates the mother’s day(Mata Tirtha Aunsi) with full of enthusiasm and full of glee, giving sweets and astonishes gifts to their mother.
 People of all ages celebrate the mother’s day as showing them respect by giving sweets and other delicacies, new clothes and gifts of all kinds as a show respect and love in return for their invaluable contributions in their lives.
Meanwhile, those who do not have their mothers perform puja and give presents in their mother’s name. Many such people visit the holy site of Mata Tirtha in the capital on this day and take holy bath in the pond there.
There is also another pond in Mata Tirtha where it is believed one can see his or her mother’s face upon the pond’s water. It is a popular belief that a visit to the site will please the mother’s departed soul
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What about those mother’s who don’t have their home? What about those desperate mothers, who are thrown away from their own home? Why nobody is there to give them astonish gifts and sweets?
These kinds of queries  plays in your mind when u see such mother’s in any of  old orphanage home in Nepal -  where there is no proper care, no nutritious food given and no good shelters provided .
So, let us join our hand, to make the government‘s eye put on those laid up old orphanage homes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Eye Camp At Christa Hill

Rotatary Club of Kahtmandu,newroad,youth eye service kathmandu,along with an assortment of volunteers, held a one-day free eye camp at the christa community healtpost,dhadgaun,nagarkot.Motive for this eye camp was to help the poor people living in rural area  who cannot afford wealth for their ill eye.From the 300 patients treated during the eye camp, 30 were given glasses as prescribed by doctors and rest were given medicine. “I am so happy to see clear vision with the help of this glasses as before it was really hard to work with this ailing eyes” said by one of the patients after getting treatment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Man Of Hope

Dhana Bhadur Pandey, a resident of Ramechaap, has been working as a potter since 1990 in the Kathmandu Valley, to make his living.

Everybody calls him ‘Mama’ – a nickname given by his potter buddies. Mama first came to Kathmandu searching for work – to fulfill the basic needs of his family. Lacking any education, he had to start as a potter, delivering goods from one place to another. Almost 20 years of strapping the burden on his forehead and carrying loads on his back, he now gets Rs100 per job and earns Rs300 to 500 per day on days when the business is good.

He’s got a family of five and he’s the only one earning. Amazingly, he’s been able to send both of his daughter and son to a good boarding school. Recently, his son appeared for the SLC exams. Quite an achievement for Mama and his family.

Mama’s wife is back home in Ramechaap and he usually goes there in a month to meet his wife and to look after the farming.

Working day in and night in, he brings light of hope and joy to his family.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Making Of Seto Machindranath Chariot

Chariot architects work tediously to build this year’s Seto Machindranath Chariot in Kathmandu on Monday March 30, 2009. Last year’s bitterness (the Chariot collapsed and took a hard tumble at Ratnapark) does not seem to bother these crafty makers as they finish the amazing wooden structure.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Women Of Kritipur

Smoking Kills !

Bisket Jatra(festival)

Bisket Jatra (festival) is one of the famous festival which is celebrated by nepali people.It is Mostly celebrated by the people of Bhaktapur.A large number of people from differnt place come to be a part of this festival.This view can only be seen in the day of bisket jatra(festiveal)

Life Full Of Sorrow

Life is full of sorrow for those who are living their life in the street.Everyday is struggle for them as they have to live their earning by collecting the rag.Rag picking is their only source of income ,which make them alive in this world.

Officer Are On Duty

A student  protest organized by the Nepal Student Union and students of Trichandra College in front of the Nepal Electricity Authority office at Ratnapark, demanding the cacellation of power cut,as government condemed 16hr power cut  in a day, the police personnel stay side by for giving security to the Nepal Electricity Authority,Kathmandu on Sunday, January 11, 2009. …

Student on Protest

A student lights candles during a sit in protest organized by the Nepal Student Union and students of Trichandra College in front of the Nepal Electricity Authority office at Ratnapark, Kathmandu on Sunday, January 11, 2009. …