Ram Limbu —The Voice of Nepal. “Yo Man Ta Mero Nepali Ho” —this song was originally sung by Adrian Pradhan 1974 AD.
Yo Man Ta Mero Nepali Ho – Ram Limbu The Voice of Nepal Season 2 2019
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Pani Ko Foka Jastai Original Singer Rajina Rimal vs. Mechu Dhimal at The Voice of Nepal
Pani Ko Foka Jastai Original Singer Rajina Rimal vs. Mechu Dhimal at The Voice of Nepal
Lai Lai Kathai Bari Lai original song by Ketan Chhetri: Voice of Nepal Sanish Shrestha vs. Nepal Idol group. This performance put Sanish in the spotlight. Expect him to be on TOP 4.
Popular SUNA SAILI Nepali Song – Hemanta Rana performing at Nepal Idol vs. Ram Limbu singing at Voice of Nepal
Not trying to compare with the great Hemanta Rana singer but I thought Ram Limbu sang this song very well. This is like the shining moment of Buddha Lama singing “Jitera Gai Ya Harera Gai” song.
Shreya Ghoshal song “Timi Bahek Mero Bhanu Ko Chha Ra Yaha Mero sansar” song by Geeta Sharma
Mero sansar timi nai hau, Bachne aadhar timi nai hau Mero dharti timi nai hau, khula aakash timi nai hau Aasha chha timrai nai, saatha deau malai timi sandhai nai Tim rai biswas chha timria bharosa Timi nai bhana na mero Timi bahek mero aru ko chha ra Sanka nagara mero maya lai Galata chaina mero soochai Niyali hera mana bhitra, Timi nai timi hi chau Bato jata modeya pani, gantabya matra timi hau Tim rai biswas chha timria bharosa Timi nai bhana na mero Timi bahek mero aru ko chha ra Sanka nagara mero maya lai Galata chaina mero soochai Mero sansar timi nai hau, Bachne aadhar timi nai hau Mero dharti timi nai hau, khula aakash timi nai hau Aasha chha timrai nai, saatha deau malai timi sandhai nai Mero sansar timi nai hau au u
Mero Yeuta Saathi Chha
Deep Shrestha singing famous Narayan Gopal song Galti Hajar Hunchan
Galti Hajar Hunchan Lyrics By Narayan Gopal
Galti Hajara Hunchhan Yaha Hosa Harako Bela
Akalai Timi Naaau Ma Matiyeko Bela
Mera Yi Haata Harule Kehi Dhata Garna Sakchha
Ani Pyara Garda Gardai Papa Pani Garna Sakchha
Rupako Ke Mulya Hunchha Ma Pasu Bhayeko Bela
Akalai Timi Na Aau Ma Matiyeko Bela
Kahi Dharma Garne Niuma Balidan Huna Napaos
Sampurna Anga Baheka Atyachara Huna Napaos
Mero Kamana Harule Malai Harai Dinchha
Timi Bhanda Timro Yauwan Kahi Maan Harai Dinchha
Rakshaka Malai Nasamjha Ma Raksha Bayeko Bela
Galti Hajara Hunchhan Yaha Hosa Harako Bela
Nirmal Purja snapped the photograph of an overcrowded Mount Everest summit while on a quest to climb the 14 tallest mountains in the world in record time.
The photograph of a traffic jam of climbers leading to the summit of Mount Everest in May went viral, evidence of the mountain’s surging appeal among thrill-seekers and the overcrowding that has caused deaths and pollution.
The photographer — Nirmal Purja, known as Nims — is a Nepali mountaineer who has been on a journey to climb the world’s tallest peaks in rapid succession, showcasing local climbers as central actors in the history of Himalayan feats.
He and his all-star Sherpa team call the mission Project Possible, with a goal of summiting all 14 of the world’s peaks higher than 8,000 meters (a little more than 26,000 feet) in seven months.
Amnesty International today issued a travel warning calling for possible travelers and visitors to the United States to exercise extreme caution when traveling throughout the country due to rampant gun violence, which has become so prevalent in the United States that it amounts to a human rights crisis. It aims to hold up a mirror to the U.S. using the model of the United States Department of State’s travel advice for U.S. travelers to other countries.
“Travelers to the United States should remain cautious that the country does not adequately protect people’s right to be safe, regardless of who they might be. People in the United States cannot reasonably expect to be free from harm – a guarantee of not being shot is impossible,” said Ernest Coverson, campaign manager for the End Gun Violence Campaign at Amnesty International USA. “Once again, it is chillingly clear that the U.S. government is unwilling to ensure protection against gun violence.”