Cultural Warriors

Meet the panel of Respected  Guru Ba  ( गुरु बा ) from Kritipur sharing the Culture and Cultural Skill like playing Dhime , Dhime Dance and following the rituals to worship Nityanath (नित्यनाथ)  to the people of Shree Ganesh Guthi Dhime Khala , Dakshinkali-03. 

Once there was a time when Dhime was going to be endangered/vanished. At that time, Shree Ganesh Dhime Khala has set an example to revive the culture through music and musical instruments called Dhime. 

In history, Year 2066 B.S  the first batch of Dhime was produced to serve the southern region and we do have memmories that this team has explore culture to  various platforms like educational, Welcome , Diplomatic and many more. 

There was memmories when Scholar of Dhime, from Dakshinkali-03 stay in front of Bajrayogini Jatra playing it's magical instruments and attracts a huge crowd including national medias. 

This team has serve to Bosan Mhotsav (, बोसन महोत्सव) and other  each and every functions to this Cultural Society. 

https://youtu.be/Q5IfVnCtl1I

Now, Time has changed. Every body has forgotten their contribution. Mission Cultural revival has set an example to Dakshinkali Municipality. 

Thanks to all Cultural warriors who have devoted their time and energy to sustain, revive and explore Culture through Dhime. Even people may forget but not (Historians/) History will. 

Hats up to all . 

©Amrit Shrestha

BEE MAN AKA MAURI BAJE

Meet Our Grandpa, He is 83 years Subharaj Sapkota commonly known as Mauri Baje. He has the skill of Bee Keeping. He used to take care over the 35 Bee hives simultaneously. Even Bee used to cover his body while taking care. Even he has the skill of transferring a bee from one hive to another.

Such tacit knowledge is our asset which must be transferred from one generation to another.

In my opine, what we lack is to transfer tacit knowledge from one generation to another which indicates that our culture, art, and skill regarding agriculture, horticulture, and even day-to-day operation is slowly decreasing in the race of collecting assets which will be spent on reviving our identity.

Type Yes if you agree, and No if you don't.

Comments and Suggestions are highly recommended.

©Amrit Shrestha

दक्षिणकाली नगरपालिका स्तरीय बृहत बिज्ञान प्रदर्शनी

दक्षिणकाली नगरपालिका स्तरीय बृहत बिज्ञान प्रदर्शनी

दक्षिणकाली नगरपालिकाको आयोजनामा रुक्मिणी प्रतिष्ठानको सहकार्यमा २०७९/०९/०१ गते शुक्रवारका दिन बृहत बिज्ञान प्रदर्शनी २०७९ , सहभागीता र प्रतिस्पर्दा भव्य र सभ्य पूर्वक सुसम्पन्न भएको छ। 

दक्षिणकाली भीत्र रहेका सरकारी , नीजी एवम् धार्मिक बिद्यालयको बाक्लै सहभागीता रहेको थियो। 

प्रतिस्पर्धामा प्रथम शिखरापुर सामुदायीक बिद्यालय ( ₹ १०,००० , दोश्रो कार्डिनल बोर्डिङ स्कूल (₹७,०००) र तेस्रोमा त्रिभुवन आदर्श मा. बी. (₹ ५,०००)ले स्थान जित्न सफल भएका छन् भने प्रथम हुनेले जिल्ला स्तरिय बिज्ञान प्रदर्शनीमा सहभागीता जनाउने छन् । 

© Amrit Shrestha

Technique of Rainwater Harvesting

Technique of rain water harvesting by the worker to built trekking route to Champadevi temple as seen on Bhundol . 

Such Indigenous knowledge are the tacit knowledge available on our society but it seems that they are not fully transferred to further generations. Hence, it is need of time to to regain indigenous know how knowledge and transfer to the future generations so that the indigenous knowledge would not vanished. 

We lacks on knowledge transfer where school are only considered as the knowledge management and knowledge transfer institution. But in reality every one is a knowledge bank where authenticity and validity of so called intellectual society is not needed. 

©Amrit Shrestha

Nepal Mountain Academy

Women Entrepreneurship in Dakshinkali Municipality

Meet my sister, She is Gita Shrestha Amatya. She is involving in Agriculture . First She quit a job of Teaching and  She try poultry farming but could not  achieved the result as expected. Then she try tomato farming. Again she bears huge loss but she never gave up. Learning from the mistakes, she shifted focus from substantial farming to commercial farming. For this, she tries various cash crops. 

Now also She works day & night. She is so hardworking person who never gets tired of work. She is perfect example of women entrepreneurship in Agriculture. Such women entrepreneurship in Agriculture should be supported , assisted and promoted from government , private and public level too. 

Recently, She is involved in production of Jimbu . Not only this She collects all the Jimbu and distributes through her Mangal Agricultural Farm. In this regard, Her husband supports a lot. 

You can contact @ 9823724639 to buy or sell Jimbu as per requirement . 

Women empowerment should be appreciated from every level for the development of nation.

Thank you 

©Amrit Shrestha

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Solid Waste Management in Dakshinkali Municipality

Solid Waste Management (SWM) is a burning issue not only in Nepal but with in the world. 

For proper SWM there is equal responsibility of each & every stakeholders from production to consumption level .

A proper research & data is needed to figure out the waste production and it's proper management.

Consumer behaviour play a vital role for waste production and it's management. 

Currently , Dakshinkali Municipality is also facing a problem of SWM in place like pharping where density is high. 

To make SWM sustainable , a work is need to be done from ground level not only from adminstrative and management level.

We all are eqally responsible of waste creation starting from buying the product until we care for it's proper disposal. 

As there is a quote that Everybody's responsibility is no-one responsibility.This should not be happen. 

Buyer habit is directly associated with waste creation. So, Until & unless the swift of consumer habit for less waste production and goods with less waste creation. SWM could not be done. 

Responsible Buyer and Responsible Tourism is only the sustainable solution of SWM. 

If proper policies , plans , regulation and action could not be launched, the problem may suffers all of us in coming future.

Picture: Waste Production with in Gopaleshwor Forest on the way to newly built Suspension Bridge 

©Amrit Shrestha