ANTI FACEBOOK SOCIAL SITE

In this world everything should be balanced all of us know that. Most popular site FACEBOOK it also now competing with another site that is against it. Those people who are fed up with facebook can use the site that is against Facebook. The site that is free of add known asEllo . In this site 31 thousands people are being member. 7 IT professional made this in order to be in touch with each other and now its open for public also. This social site has given its identity as an anti facebook site. Statistics of users is safe and add free is guaranteed by the site. Ello contains facility that is available in facebook and twitter. In this we can add friend, write status and upload our pictures and change it. 

The main characteristics of this site is this is add free. In this site no need to state your sex, age and no risk of selling your personal details to add agency. The reason behind the viral of this site is your privacy is kept secret. That's why the third sex, homosexual can feel nice. According to analysis Though the site is without add it cannot sustain in this environment.

WORLD WIDE WEB INVENTOR WARNS OF THREAT TO INTERNET

The British inventor of world wide web warned on Saturday that the freedom of the internet is under threat by governments and corporations interested in controlling the web.

Tim Berners-Lee,  a computer scientist who invented the web 25 years ago, called for a bill of rights that would guarantee the independence of the internet and ensure users' privacy. "If company can control your access to the internet, if they can control which websites they go to, then they have tremendous control over your life" Berners-Lee said at the London "Web We Want" festival on the future of the internet.

"If a government can block you going to, for example the oppositions political pages then they can give you a blinkered view of reality to keep themselves in power. Suddenly the power to abuse the open internet has become so tempting both for government and big companies."

Berners-Lee, 59, is director of the World Wide Web Consortium,  a body which develops guidelines for the development of the internet. He called for an internal version of the "Magna Carta" the 13 th century English character credited with guaranteeing basic rights and freedoms.

Concerns over privacy and freedom on the internet have increased in the wake of the revelation of mass government monitoring of online activity following leaks by former US intelligence contractors Edward Snowden.

A ruling but the European Union to allow individuals to ask search engines such as google to remove links to information about them called the "right to be forgotten" has also raised concerns over the potential for censorship. "There have been lots of times that it has been abused so now the Magna Carta is about saying.......... I want a web where I'm not spied on."

MORNING SLEEP

When it's time to rise from bed
Irrespective of dreams that enter my head
The cosiness of my bed has me caught
Like an ant inside a sugar pot

When early birds start to sing
And the alarm goes ting ting
All I like to do is press the snooze button
Because sleeping is the best thing
Early in the morning I do not rise
So i may not be healthy, wealthy or wise
Sleeping the entire day is what I like to do.
For me, sleeping is the biggest prize

But,
To the tide of time I must abide
Despite such sweet slumber, I am obliged to rise
There are places where I have to be
And my many characters I have to set free

Badri aryal

Pictures of Dhading Bus accident.

On the occasion of Dashain what a sad news. Accident took place at around 6:30 in Dhading BhumeSthan. Three people died. Bus was coming towards Kathmandu from Beni. 30 years old Kritika Thapa magar and her 6 years old daughter and other who died is unknown. Other injured are taken to kathmandu hospital as well as first aid and other treatment are being made over there among them 15 are seriously injured. Two bus collided each other and accident took place.

 photos from Nagarik news.com

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Secrets of Kathmandu-Thomas Bell

https://sapnaonline.com

Kathmandu is the greatest city of the Himalaya, a unique survival of cultural practices that died out in India a thousand years ago. It is a carnival of sexual license and hypocrisy, a jewel of world art, a hotbed of communist revolution, a paradigm of failed democracy, a case study in bungled Western intervention and an environmental catastrophe.

Closed to the outside world until 1951 and trapped in a medieval time warp, Kathmandus rapid modernization is an extreme version of what is happening in many traditional societies. The many layers of the citys development are reflected in the successive generations of its gods and goddesses, witches and ghosts, the comforts of caste, the ethos of aristocracy and kingship and the lately destabilizing spirits of consumer aspiration, individuality, egalitarianism, communism and democracy.

Kathmandu follows the authors story through a decade in the city and unravels the citys history through successive reinventions of itself. Erudite, entertaining and accessible, it is the fascinating chronicle of a unique city.

Quote of praises

• A narrative of an enchanting and troubling complexity. Tom Bell has thought through the history and contemporary reality of Kathmandu and has written a great, subtle book, one as shadowed as Kathmandus alleys and as brilliant as its midday squares - Teju Cole, author of Open City
• A wonderfully discursive account of the personal discovery of a great city. Looping through centuries and slaloming between journalism and history, memoir, mythology and gossip, Tom Bell has written a portrait of Kathmandu like no other, taking us from Manjushree to the Maoists via witches, colonial Orientalists, LSD cults, spies wars and old Serge Gainsbourg movies. A splendidly eccentric and enjoyable first book - William Dalrymple, author of Return of a King
• An evocative and entertaining portrait of a misunderstood city - Sam Miller, author of Delhi - Adventures in a Megacity and Blue Guide India
• Capturing the complexity of Nepali-lived experience, this is an exquisite read - Manjushree Thapa, author of Forget Kathmandu

About the Author
Thomas Bell was born in the north of England in 1978 and studied at Oxford and the Courtauld Institute of Art. After university he moved to Kathmandu to cover the civil war in Nepal for the Daily Telegraph, The Economist and other publications. He was the South East Asia correspondent of the Daily Telegraph before returning to Kathmandu, where he lives with his family.

source: https://sapnaonline.com

Black Berry Brought "Passport Smart Phones"

Black Beery Brought "Passport Smart Phones" with amazing size. The size of the phone is square size with 4.5". Then newness of the phone is of its square size. Black Beery was not able to bring new phone since 2 years. 

Phone brought by company Blackberry 10 on January 2013 cannot attract the customers. This phone consist of both physical and touch keyboard. It is target to business man and office. After this another new Black Berry Passport 2 preparation will start

 

Widow, Women and Neplease Society-II

In Nepalese Interim Constitution 2063, in the subject of right of equality, point 18 states that- All citizens are equal on the view of law. Point 20 states that- there is equal right to both son and daughter.

According to 11th Ammended Muluk Ain, 2058 it is stated that the property of widow and their legal rights are secured. Widow also have equal right on the property of her father's in law. Again the Muluki Ain ammended in, 2063, states that widow can use her property in her own way she shouldn't take permission of others.

According to women Human Rights, Single Women Group (WHR) Survey: More than 40% of widows get married before the age of 20, 33% of widows are literate only and 2% of them have higher education, 67% of widows are under 20-35 years of age having on average 3-4 children, 20% of widows have migrated and displaced due to the conflict affected widows, A high percentage of 78% of widow are found to be victims of various forms of violence. A verbal Violence was registered at 80%, 12% encountered physical violence whereas 8% underwent sexual harassment. After the death of husband, children especially girl are deducted even from basic needs.

It doesn't matter whether the widow is educated or not but Nepalese society treats widows as poor and unable woman. In such miserable situation we can just imagine how the situation of the widows would be those living in rural areas and are not educated.

Different NGO/INGOS and social benevolent organization are working for the improvement of various of widows such as economical, social and other aspects. Some social organization are conduction campaign are enlightening widow with power which make them feel free to express themselves. Such campaign also help them to build a positive attitude with removing the bad concepts like they are misfortune and helpless.

Widows' issue have been allocated budgets for the windows. Different skill developing training are launched by Nepal government keeping widows as the target.

Although some of the laws and tradition have been up grated for women and widow. We can see widows are facing many problems in our society. They are struggling with problems like psychological problems and many more. These problems creates psychological disorder in their children. Widows are facing the problem of unemployment, unsecured shelter, limited access to market, no collateral for access to credit and discriminatory wages and still considered to be harbingers of misfortune.

Some Nepali laws are changing slowly for much reformative condition according to changing of society and culture. Among them changing the discriminatory laws and policies against widows are given below

• The property of decreased husband the wife inherits no longer need to be returned to their husband's family after remarriage
• Widows no longer require the consent of their adults sons and unmarried daughter to sell or hand over property ownership. 
• Widows no longer need to reach the age of 35 to inherit deceased husband's property. 
• Widows do not have to remain in the chastity of her deceased husband to inherit the property; Widows no longer need to reach the age of 60 to get monthly allowance. Government policy to provied Rs 50,000 to men who marry widow, Widows no longer need to take the permission of the male family member to obtain passport. Widows issues have been included in the fundamental right in Draft Constitution of Nepal

To improve the status of widows in our society, we waver person from our side should change our attitude towards widows. Government must make proper plan and policy for building their power. Vocational education and training like swing/waiving, health, education and handicraft training are necessary for widow, to make them independent. Awareness program have to be conducted through Radio T.V. print media etc. Enough allowance must be provided to those widows who can't do any work. Government should invest sufficient capital in the field of education as all of us know that education brings change in society. According to Shakespeare-"Give me Good mother, I will give good nation So that any nation will not change without proper education."