Men at Work as seen on Tuesday morning, Jan 19th, 2021. The on going work in progress situation of building new bridge connecting Kirtipur and Tinthana, Chandragiri. (Photo feature)
by Merit Maharjan.
When we were told to create our own story, I immediately thought I would write a horror story. However, it was easier said than done. I delved into my imagination; I wandered into the valleys of my mind, trying to come up with a nice horror story.
Kirtipur Municipality has taken an initiation to renovate almost dried up ponds of Kirtipur. The ponds, which used to be some the historic identities of the small suburb, had dried up since long due to the lack of proper maintenance.
This time I’m very excited because I have picked up the topic of my own interest. Kirtipur has its own historical background, culture and inhabitants. We talked more about these stuffs. However, this time around my effort goes to bring for other aspe
People could even mistake her for a Nepali for she speaks our language with undoubted eloquence. Mai Ogawa is a Japanese volunteer from JICA (Japanese International Cooperation Agency) residing in Kirtipur, Kathmandu from last 18 months. She has been
