Welcome
to WNSO Newsletter Volume 1, Issue 3.
We the Worldwide Nepalese students
organisation (WNSO) are delighted to release third issue of
WNSO Newsletter. It is a generic phenomenon among all Nepalese
residing in the many parts of the world that WNSO has been
consistently active in providing all out assistances &
helps to the prospective students who are eager to step up
their feet for foreign studies.
Here at WNSO we always welcome your
opinion, suggestions and feedback. Please feel free to drop
your comments and suggestions at WNSO Chautari
(forum).
We
hope to receive strong support and commitment from all
students and writers for their valuable articles. The sole
motto of WNSO is to provide an accurate, elaborative &
constructive information and assistance to the students who
wish to have their further study. In addition to that
nurturing the Nepali culture & heritage has been its’
vital initiative. We are delighted that “WNSO Newsletter”
strongly reflects that sentiment.
Finally once again we trust you will enjoy 3rd
issue of our WNSO Newsletter and promise to stick with our
basic schedule.
With warm regards and best
compliments, we remain.
Newsletter Team
newsletter@wnso.org
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Articles |
In what ways has technology expanded or limited
the acquisition of knowledge? By Distant Memory |
Technology has empowered the world. The 21st century consists of hi-Tec gadgets and skyscrapers that have overtaken humanity. Even a tiny watch may seem something of minimal value, has control over our thoughts as we now ‘work to the clock’. Technology is everything; everything one sees has been altered ‘mechanically’ to improve life. Five years ago mobile phones would not be seen as an accessory essential for a normal life but now, life would be incomplete without them.
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Full Article
The
enigma of arrival
It’s
a beautiful day (in pharen)…
Your turn at the cash machine. You slip out your brand new bank card and pause, baffled. After all, you are trying to persuade a hole in the wall to hand out money. You shove your card in one way, then the other. After an age, it slides in smoothly.
‘Enter your pin code’
You fumble with the keys, and your card comes back out with three loud beeps.
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Full Article
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True
Tribute to Martyrs: Krishna B. Thapa |
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All the Nepalese martyrs who offered blood to free Nepalese society
from the yoke of oppression and autocratic Rana regime. Due to the
great sacrifice of these martyrs, the Nepalese People achieved
peace, prosperity, enlightenment, glory and democracy. These martyrs
lived for others, worked for others and died for others. Read Full Article |
SAD
3's join WNSO Radio:
The SAD 3's
presents "The Rhythm Show" for Radio WNSO from UK.
The main focus of the sad 3's musical show the rhythm will be
demanded Nepali music with loads of flavour of funny things. This
show is totally musical of informal type coz the sad 3's r on the
radio not to make the listeners sad and disappointed even if the
name is of negative kind. the sad 3's can be explained as: system by
Sulav, analysis by Arbind and design by Dinesh.
The SAD 3 attempted to make the rhythm show an informal type coz
what we are aiming is to make u smile. The sad 3's r planning to do a
discussion of young problems in future. u can send any problem to
the sad 3's who will try to make fruitful solution with advices from
some senior people.
Sad 3 is
trying to put diverse kinds of Nepalese music like slow rock, heavy
metal, hip hop n others different varieties.... even sad is trying
to entertain all WNSO members by jokes, poems n many other
articles....
Team’s promising start foresees team will continue to enhance their
quality and entertain specially younger generation in future. Sad is
thinking to start 'phone in' program in future if they succeed...
Hope all listeners will encourage this young and vibrant SAD 3 team,
Please feel free to write your comments and suggestions to SAD at
radio@wnso.org |
What
is New? |
THE FULBRIGHT & THE EAST-WEST
CENTER, 2004 SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION |
The Commission for
Educational Exchange between the United States and Nepal announces
the 2004 competition for the Fulbright and the East-West Center (EWC)
Scholarships. Those selected would begin their US studies beginning
August-September 2005.
The Fulbright program provides all expenses (including travel) for a
master's degree program of up to two years at selected U.S.
universities, in any field except medicine, engineering or computer
science. Read
Full Information Here
What
is New? |
UK visa, how to prepare
effective documents? |
Now a days, normally, UK
EMBASSY IN NEPAL does not give visa.... giving nonsense reasons....
1- u use public funds
2- u wont return
can any body suggest me on how to prepare so good documents that
they will be compelled to give visa . i mean better and of different
style document especially financial. Read
Comments Here
What
is New? |
Acadamec Vs
Professional, which is better? |
There are few choices
in education. Specially Academic, which we spend almost half our
life to achieve certein degree.Another is professional, the fast
track line of education, which you can start right after the high
school.
The private and public companies are offering job more to
professional certificate holders , rather than the academic. The
academic style education touch the surface of everything but the
professional HITS THE CORE.
More
here
What
is New? |
A man's job?! |
We live in the 21st century...well the majority of us do anyway...and a whole lot of things have changed. Extrovert women were considered extremely rude and considered a person without ettiquette and unladylike. What do people feel about women making the first moves...asking a guy on a date...or is that a man's job to make the first move? Is it the girl considered "in your face" and "utauli" in the society if she did make the first move? What about women proposing to guys...it's leap yr this yr and it's apparently the only time a lady can ask her partner to marry her...should we stick to traditions whereby the guy proposes to the lady..is that a man's job?
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more here
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