I wonder on what actually was going on between the easterly and the westerly blowing from the lap of the Nilgiri and the Dhawalagiri respectively. It was difficult to figure out their relationship; were they friends or foes. Early in the morning a mild breeze travelled through the range of hills to meet Dhawalagiri, at dusk an extremely hard wind, striking rigid hills, travelled to meet Nilgiri and at noon a WAR which produced huge amount of fog covering the hills and creating huge disturbances to passersby. And we were stuck at the meeting point of these lively winds: Yak Kharka..
We, me and my friends from Geomatics Engineering, are on fields in Chitlang, Makawanpur now days. Enjoying the day long walks and warm sweat in cold environment with chilling winds, we are being taught to survey the places around Chitlang. Nearly about 3 Kilometers east of Kulekhani...
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A youth assembly on rhino conservation is held in CV Raman Auditorium, Kathmandu University, on 2nd June, 2010. The assembly was organized by Team for Nature and Wildlife and students of Environmental Science, batch 2009. The main motto of assembly was to disseminate the current status of Rhino in Nepal and formulate the Youth Alliance for Rhino Conservation (YARC).
