PLASTIC BAGS, THANK YOU AND GOOD BYE

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 04Sep
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They made our lives better. They saved thousands of people during the quakes. Yet after spending an entire life together, we are divorcing from them because we were never been able to teach people how to use them in a proper way.

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Story of Keshav Timalsina

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Submitted by Aishwarya Shrestha 01Sep
Kehsav Timalsina is one of ENGAGE's wheelchair basketball player
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Livelihoods in Nepal: A collaborative approach

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Submitted by Michael Rosenkrantz 31Aug
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Working in the area of livelihoods has its own challenges; due to the amount of resources a collaborative approach makes sense for really breaking through.
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Interview with Mr Rohan Thapa

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Submitted by Aishwarya Shrestha 27Aug
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Empowering through Employment

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Submitted by Aishwarya Shrestha 24Aug
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The problem faced by disabled people to get employed and make a decent living
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THE TRAGIC U TURN THAT MADE SAMEER'S LIFE A BETTER ONE

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Submitted by Simone Galimberti 20Aug
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You can be a former president of the United States that at ninety years old faces a brain tumor without losing his optimism and sense of hope or you can be a twenty five years Nepali citizen working as a peer counselor for persons with a spinal injury to show how life is beautiful despite the odds. Ladies and Gentlemen meet Mr. Sameer Thakur, a true inspiration.

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Tribute to the tourists died during the earthquake. Manoj K. Giri [Chairperson: Tourism Forum-Nepal]

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Submitted by Manoj Giri 18Aug
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The tourists died in the calamities cannot be our guest again, but they will always be in our memories. We memorize them days and days, years and years. They are our inspiration, we missed them, we lost them but we never forget them.

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Rohan Thapa's " Invisible" photography

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Submitted by Aishwarya Shrestha 18Aug

Rohan Thapa is a Nepalese photographer who is working on this project called "Invisible" in which he photographs visually impaired people. He displayed his photographs in the Nepal Art Council. His pictures are blurred and on top of each picture is a message written in braille bridging the gap between the visually impaired and sighted.

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FROM CELEBRATION TO PRACTICE : EXPLORING THE REAL MEANING OF BEING A FREE COUNTRY

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Submitted by Pragya Mishra 16Aug
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Aug 15th 2015 marks the 69th year of India's independence. But are we really free?
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Bridging the gap between visually impaired and sighted

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Submitted by Aishwarya Shrestha 15Aug
Nepalese photographer Rohan Thapa displays his photographs of the visually impaired people in Nepal on 12th August 2015 Wednesday in the Nepal Art council.

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