Miss Nepal's Anupama Aura Gurung SUPERHOTSEXY in BIKINI

Miss Nepal 2011's 1st RunnerUp Anupama Aura Gurung Looks Perfect, probably the Best Ever Miss Nepal in SwimSuit. She will be representing Nepal at Miss Earth that will be taking place in Manila, Phillipines on the 3rd of December! All The GoodLucks To Her. 

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MLTR ARRIVES IN KATHMANDU NEPAL (PHOTO GALLERY)

Danish pop-soft rock band Michael Learns To Rock (also known as MLTR) arrived in Kathmandu on Wednesday.

The internationally acclaimed band scheduled to perfom at Tundikhel on Saturday was received by concert organisers at the Tribhuvan International
Airport with Khadas and garlands.

Formed in 1988, the three member band comprises singer-key boardist Jascha Ricther, drummer Kåre Wanscher, and guitarist Mikkel Lentz. The band has sold over 11 million records worldwide, and is very popular in Asia with hits including ‘Sleeping Child’, ’25 Minutes’, ‘Out of the Blue’ and ‘Paint My Love’ from their second album Colours (1993) which sold over 1.1 million records. They will perform their hit numbers to a large Kathmandu crowd that eagerly awaited the arrival of the band since the past many weeks.

The band has produced seven studio albums as well as many live and greatest hits albums, and are currently recording their eighth studio album.

The band will be staying at Radisson Hotel in Lazimpat for the duration of their visit.

This is the second time in a year that Kathmandu is witnessing a concert by internationally acclaimed musicians. Canadian rocker Bryan Adams had performed in February this year. nepalnews.com

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Bollywood Star, has BABY GIRL

Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has given birth to a baby girl, husband actor Abhishek Bachchan has tweeted.

Father-in-law Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan also tweeted: "I am Dada (grandfather) to the cutest baby girl". Aishwarya was admitted to the Seven Hills Hospital in the Indian city of Mumbai early Tuesday morning. This is her first child. There has been tremendous interest in Aishwarya's pregnancy from the media and her fans. "It's a girl!," Abhishek wrote on the micro-blogging site at 0952 local time (0422 GMT).

Amitabh Bachchan said he was "ecstatic" to be a grandfather and thanked all those who sent out congratulatory messages. Aishwarya's pregnancy had been keenly watched since June when Amitabh Bachchan announced the pregnancy of his daughter-in-law.

"News news news!! I am going to become a grandfather. Aishwarya expecting. So happy and thrilled," he had tweeted. According to reports, bookies had bet 1.5 billion rupees (around $30m) on whether Aishwarya would deliver on 11 November or not. The Bachchans are known as the "first family" of Bollywood and have millions of fans following their every move.

Often called the "queen of Bollywood", Aishwarya, 37, married Abhishek in 2007, forging the ultimate Bollywood dynasty. She first charmed the nation at just 21, winning Miss World in 1994. She has acted in several Hollywood films too. She was the first Indian actress to sit on the Cannes jury in 2003. She has also appeared on the cover of Time magazine as the global face of Indian cinema. Because of her popularity in India and outside, she has long been the face of cosmetic giant Loreal and high-end Longines watches

Source: BBC NEWS

SHRISTI SHRESTHA on INDIAN MAGAZINE COVER " Woman's Era "

 

Recently (Probably this month, November), Nepalese Model based in UK, has been the CoverGirl For an Indian Magazine Called " Woman's Era ". 

Pic Of Shristi Shrestha in Holiday in Koh Hong Island, Phuket

Atif Aslam To Perform Live in Kathmandu Nepal 2012

Atif Aslam

On December 15, Jal performed live in front of a crowd of 15, 000 audiences at Tundikhel for the first time in Kathmandu, Nepal. The band opened their act by performing "Teri Yaad", followed by the massive hit "Lamhay" and also performing many cover songs like "Lal Meri Pat". Now Atif Aslam is coming back to Nepal to perform live in Dasharath Stadium, Kathmandu, Nepal on April 2012 the event is produced and managed by Planet Nepal, Top Event Nepal, PG Entertainment.

GOVERNMENT PLANS FOR KATHMANDU METRO RAILWAY

Korean consulting firm Chungsuk Engineering Company to prepare a Detail Project Report (DPR) for the construction of Bardibas-Birgunj section of Mechi-Mahakali Electrical Railway system and negotiations with the same firm are underway for the feasibility study of the proposed metro train service in the Kathmandu valley.

The committee is engaged in final negotiations with the same Korean firm (Chungsuk Engineering Company) to finalize the contract agreement after evaluating its technical and financial proposals for the feasibility study of metro railway - a Mass Rapid Transit (underground and elevated railway) system for the capital.

The government pushed for a Mass Rapid Transit system in the valley about two years ago in a bid to manage the worsening traffic conditions in the capital due to unchecked rise in the number of vehicles and poor transport infrastructure. An estimated Rs 80 million is needed to complete the feasibility of the Metro railway line. 

Chungsuk Engineering Company of Korea, RITES Limited (India), Systra FA of France and TEAM Consulting Engineering and Management of Thailand were short-listed and asked to submit their financial and technical proposals for the study.

The proposed railway network is expected to cover almost all major bus stops and connect the city with the outskirts, making commuter movement easier and faster, and laying down of 75 km of railway track including 27 km along the Ring Road. 

Source Nepali News

Dense fog prompts flight cancellations

At least four international flights were diverted and all Kathmandu-bound international carriers were told to circle the sky for more than 45 minutes on Sunday morning after dense fog prevented planes from landing at the Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA).

The weather conditions also forced cancellation of over 100 domestic flights to Lukla, Janakpur, Bharatpur and Pokhara and other remote sectors. Normally, over 170 flights are operated every day in the domestic sector. 

No flights landed between 9:15 am to 12:00 noon while the weather did not totally affect the departures, a TIA source said. 

International carriers—Oman Air, Gulf Air, Spice Jet and China Eastern—were diverted due to the inclement weather. Other carriers—Bahrain Air, Qatar Airways, Jet Airways, Air India, Thai Airways, Fly Dubai—spent more than 45 minutes over the Kathmandu skies before they were allowed to land, Kishore Kumar Khatri, an officer at the Air Traffic Control (ATC) at the TIA, said.

According to him, the diverted planes landed late in the afternoon.

UCPN (Maoist) Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal, who was on a Thai Airways plane that was waiting to land at 12:40 pm, was compelled to cancel his party’s Central Committee meeting scheduled at 1:00 pm on Sunday. The aircraft landed at 1:40 pm. 

“There was massive congestion after the fog, as there were several flights waiting to land,” Khatri said. “Many of them must have spent more than an hour circling the TIA before they could land,” according to the TIA. 

The weather, however, did not affect all departing flights. The TIA reported a 1,600-metre ground visibility early in the morning while it improved to 4,000 metres before noon.

For big aircraft, the normal approach visibility on the ground is 3,200 metres while for smaller planes it is 1,600 metres. Although the TIA had ground visibility of over 3,200 metres before noon, TIA sources said the carriers may have been denied descent due to poor vertical visibility.

The most hit was Pokhara Airport. According to Pokhara Airport Chief Pratap Babu Tiwari, only a single flight of Tara Air was operated on Sunday.

“The airport had 2,500 metre visibility during the day and 3,000 metres in the evening,” Tiwari said. Flights are operated when the visibility is 5,000 metre in Pokhara. However, carriers can take off and land at 2,500-metre visibility by applying special visual flights rules. “However, flights normally do not apply the special visual flights rules due to safety concerns.” The tourist hotspot witnesses over 38 flight movements a day.

On Sunday, Yeti Airlines cancelled 10 flights to Pokhara and one to Tumlingtar. Tara Air, the subsidiary of Yeti Airlines, cancelled 15 flights to Lukla, five to Jomsom and one each to Lamidanda and Faflu.

Similarly, Buddha Air suspended six flights and Guna Air cancelled five flights to Pokhara. Agni Air reported five cancellations to Pokhara and two flights to Lukla.


Sources the Kathmandu Post 

Snapped! John's new girlfriend?

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Nepal Airlines Corporation seeks 8 aircraft in grant from China

The government has requested China to provide eight small and medium-sized aircraft for Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC). The Ministry of Finance (MoF) has written to the Chinese Embassy asking for eight planes from the northern neighbour as a grant. According to the MoF, the proposal was made as per the request of the Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoTCA).

According to Finance Secretary Krishna Hari Banskota, the government has requested China to provide all eight aircraft as a grant if possible. “If it is not possible as a grant, we have also requested China to provide a soft loan,” said Banskota.

In the first week of August, NAC had requested its line ministry, the MoTCA, to arrange new aircraft from China as a gift in a bid to bolster its domestic service.

NAC has sought five small (17-19 seater) and three medium-sized (50-70 seater) aircraft from China. The corporation plans to use the medium-sized aircraft for cross-border flights and the small ones on domestic routes.

The Canadian International Development Agency had donated seven Twin Otters to NAC from 1972 to 1979. Among them, only three are in the operation. According to NAC, two Twin Otters can be put back in service after maintenance. With only three Twin Otters in hand, the NAC is struggling even to survive in the domestic market. With private airlines dominating domestic aerospace, the NAC’s market share in the first half of 2011 has declined by 3.5 percent. The NAC currently has just over three percent market share in domestic airline market.

Unlike private companies, NAC is more concentrated on remote areas where it has to offer services at subsidized rates. Hence, its domestic service is currently running at a loss. It has been incurring Rs 50 million in losses annually from each aircraft serving the remote sector. The corporation, to boost its revenue, has recently signed an agreement for charter services with private airlines.

NAC says if it gets more aircraft, it will be able to compete with private airlines and expand its services to more profitable sectors. Currently, it has no single flight on trunk routes where profitability is higher. (Source:ekantipur)

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