Living Under Tent

Earthquake hit nepal on April 25 and Next it hit on May 12. We have made our house but they are not safe as we expected. We have planned to spend our night at the temporary tent.

You are born to celebrate

There is no need to postponed celebration. Immediately, right this moment you can celebrate.  Nothing else is needed. To celebrate, being is needed and being you have. To celebrate, trees and birds and stars are needed, and they are there. What else do you need? If you are crowned and aged in a golden palace, then will you celebrate? In fact, then it will become more impossible. Have you ever seen an emperor laughing and dancing and singing in the street? No he is caged, imprisoned by manner and etiquette.

Man is born with the capacity to celebrate. When even birds can celebrate, why not you? But you create unnecessary barriers, you create a hurdle race. There are no barriers. You put them there and then you say "Unless we cross them and jump them how can we dance" You stand against yourself, you stand divided against yourself, you are an enemy to yourself. All the preachers in the world go on saying that you are ordinary, so how can you dare to celebrate? you have to wait. first be Buddha, first be Jesus, a Mohammed and then you can.

But just the opposite in the case: if you can dance, you are already the Buddha; if you can celebrate, you are already the Mohammed; if you can be blissful, you are Jesus.

Unless Life Becomes A celebration It is not life at All

Life is a mystery, and the first mysterious thing about life is that you can be alive and you may not have life at all. Just being born is not enough to have life. To be born is just an opportunity. You can use it to have life, and you can miss it also, the you will live a dead life. Only apparently will it look like life, but deep down there will be no alive current in you.

Life has to be attained, one has to work for it. It is like a seed in you: it needs much effort right soil, care, love and awareness. Only then does the speed sprout. Only then is there the possibility that someday the tree will bear fruit, someday it will flower. Unless you reach to the state of flowering you are alive just in name, but you have issued opportunity. Unless life becomes a celebration, it is not life at all. Osho

Meizu enters India, m1 to come in April

Meizu's official entry on the Indian market has long been called for by local consumers, and finally the Chinese company has listened. One of the most prominent manufacturers originating in China, Meizu had reportedly been prepping for its arrival in India for some time, as evidenced by social media messages from as early as the beginning of February.

And what would be the best pioneer to mark the company's foray into the vast Indian market, if not the capable but bargain priced Meizu m1? The smartphone boasts a 5-inch display, with a somewhat unusual 1,280 x 768 resolution for a solid 300ppi density.

The Meizu m1 is equipped with a Mediatek MT6732 chipset with its quad-core Cortex-A53 processor clocked at 1.5GHz. A single gig of RAM is all you get at the moment, although a 2GB version may see the light of day to better compete with the updated version of the Xiaomi Redmi 2. the 8GB internal storage is easily expandable via microSD.

The m1 is more than adequately equipped in the camera department as well, with a 13MP main unit and a 5MP selfia snapper. What's more the m1 also brings quad-band LTE connectivity. All that is expected to come at the reasonable price of around INR7,000 (~$110) and should be available, starting in April.

Samsung expected to sell over 50 million Galaxy S6 units

Earlier this month, a CitiBank analyst predicted thatSamsung would ship 46 million Galaxy S6 smartphones before the end of the year. Now, according to new estimations, the South Korean company may actually sell over 50 million units (obviously including both the S6 and S6 edge models). 

The new estimation comes from Taiwan-based market intelligence provider DRAMeXchange / TrendForce. Reportedly, Samsung is expected to sell over 22 million Galaxy S6 handsets in the second quarter of the year (April - June), over 16 million units in the third quarter (July - September), and at least 12 million units in the fourth quarter (October - December).

In case you haven't heard, the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge will be available around the world starting April 10 (though maybe not all color variants will be released from day one). While Samsung is already accepting pre-orders for the two handsets in some markets (like the UK), pre-orders in the US will start in April. 

The Galaxy S6 and S6 edge run Android 5.0 Lollipop with an enhanced version of TouchWiz, and are powered by Samsung's own 64-bit Exynos 7 Octa 7420 processor. Both have Quad HD displays, and storage capacities of up to 128 GB. The main difference between Samsung's new flagship smartphones is that the S6 offers a regular display, while the S6 edge comes with a curved screen that partially covers its right and left edges.

Basantapur acid attack accused faints

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Jiwan BK, fell unconscious during the press conference held at Metropolitan Police Office in Rani Pokhari by the Nepal Police on Friday. BK was in handcuffs when he lost consciousness.

 But the pictures show that he was acting. What should be the punishment for him. Such attacks if are accused then these types of incident may happen again and again. I personally want hard punishment so than any one cannot try to do this kinds of activities again and again. Our society should react to this. 

Bike accident In Kathmandu TINKUNE

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Wife died and husband is injured. What is happening these days road accidents are increasing in day by day. The easiest thing in life is to blame other. Lets be careful rather than blaming other. Its happens without knowing so its called accident let drive safe.

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