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Nepal Festival 2010 -Sydney
Nepal Festival 2010 -Sydney- was held on the 4th September 2010 at Darling Harbor. This event was jointly organized by NRN Australia, the Nepalese Embassy, Canberra and the Nepalese Community ***ociations in NSW & Victoria. Nepal Festival 2010 is part of NRN Australia . The estimated crowd for the event was roughly around 40,000 guests. The event was free for all to enjoy. There were food stalls selling our most beloved food, “The MO:MO”, “Sel-Roti”, Choela and the lot. I tried the MO:MO from the “Gorkha Palace” stall and I enjoyed every bite of my portion. Besides food stalls, there were other local Nepalese businesses promoting their business from their stalls. I roughly counted about 35stalls in the venue. The event featured cultural programs and dance performances performed by local artists and talent groups. It was fun to watch all those cultural performances and reminded me of home. The highlight of the event was one of our most beloved band, “1974 AD” and boy did the crowd love them. It was an amazing experience. The crowd could not hold their excitement as they kept creaming the name, 1974 AD and finally when they appeared on the stage, the crowd erupted with overwhelming excitement. The energy at the venue was overpowering. The event was a mega success despite the bad weather. Too early but still we all wait in anticipation for the next Nepal Festival where we Nepalese in Australia come and enjoy, share and spread the feeling of Love, Unity and Brotherhood. Hope you all enjoyed the event. Photos Coming soon |
Sydney resident Nepalese Royal accused of rape21- July - 10 A Nepalese individual working as a delivery driver for an Indian restaurant has been accused of raping a 44yrs old householder living in Eastern Suburb, as heard by the court yesterday. Amit Hamal, 21, from Sydney NSW, was yesterday accused of having ***ual intercourse without consent with a 44yrs old woman while he was delivering her meal at the victim's Rosebay home on July 16. Hamal was arrested by Australian Federal Police(AFP) at Sydney International Airport as he tried to board a one way flight to Bangkok. Police claimed that Mr. Hamal after arriving at the victim's house at 11 pm found the front door open. He tried to wake the husband up but was unsuccessful. He then walked into the bedroom and ***ually ***aulted the woman. The woman at that time ***umed that it was her husband she was having *** with. She only realised later when Mr. Hamal left through the front door and found her husband still asleep in the lounge. Mr. Hamal claims she eventually stirred before taking off some clothing and having consensual *** with him. His laywer said that Mr.Hamal, who is married, later called the woman and returned back to her house with his wife to apologise as he was feeling guilty. Mr. Hamal was refused bail and will appear in Central Local Court on July 29. Source: www.daily.telegraph.com.au Nepali Movie NAI NABHANNU LAWondering about walking on the Red Carpet with Nepali Actor and Director, here is an opportunity right here in Sydney brought to you by Catmandu films; with your support Nepali films can go globally and come up with big bang, starts with small so, please see below for details. ![]() What: Red Carpet Premiere Event - Nepali Movie of NAI NABHANNU LA When: Sa***ay 22nd May 2010 Time: 1st Show @2pm --and-- 2nd Show @6:30pm Where: Hurstville Civic Theatre, 16th McMohan St, Hurstville How to Get: Express or local train 4min from station; car? plenty of car park for free For more details please visit www.catmandufilms.com or click on facebook link below. You can purchase tickets on www.catmandushop.com or on catmandu films facebook page http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/pages/Catmandu-Films/110583655634111?ref=ts or simply call Shamim Anwar on 040 305 4593. Common lets show some love and care for Nepali films with your support Nepali films can go bigger and better. Kind Regards
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