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Led by Bimal Gharti Magar, This Crop of Young Football Talent Has the Potential to Reach New Heights Every Thursday ISSUE 278 RS 40 23 September 2015 06 cflZjg 2072 The Golden Generation Led by Bimal Gharti Magar, this crop of young football talent has the potential to reach new heights Newsfeed k! ckstart 15 brands of two wheelers and five and Honda. There might also be a few TIME TO REV IT UP! brands of heavy commercial vehicles. surprises in store for the visitors. TEXT BY SUBIGYA RIMAL The layout of the event has been The event is important not just prepared so that customers can easily for the brands that sell cars and navigate according to their interest. motorbikes, but also for banks that Different areas have been assigned provide services to buyers. This year for four wheelers, two wheelers and also, various banks will have their commercial vehicles. stalls at the show. New technological Some of the brands that will developments, auto safety be showcased during the event technologies, spare parts, lubricants, are Datsun, Daihatsu, Fiat, Ford, tyres, generators, garage equipment, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Nissan, Skoda, batteries and other accessories will Suzuki, TATA, Toyota, Volkswagen, also be showcased at the event. The Ssangyong, Ashok Leyland, Aprilla, auto show will also feature Nepal- MV Agusta, Bajaj, Benelli, Hero, made automotive products. Also, Hero Electric, Honda bike, KTM, a much needed stall regarding the ince its inception in 1998, the Automobiles Dealers Association Mahindra, Royal Enfield, Suzuki importance of traffic rules has been NADA Auto Show has become (NADA) and Global Exposition & Bikes, TVS, UM Bikes and Vespa. added. Around 50,000 people from a prominent even on the Management Services Pvt. Ltd, this The highlight of this year’s show is all over Nepal are expected to attend automobile industry calendar year NADA Auto Show has been the launch of cars from Toyota, Skoda the six-day day auto show. Sin Nepal. Every year, thousands of scheduled for 15 September-20 visitors—some in anticipation of September at Bhrikuti Mandap. buying a new vehicle, and others This year, the event sees an TOP 3 EVENTS looking to sell their old ones—attend increment in the number of the event. And then, there are people exhibitors—from 50 last year to 65. who come just because of their love So, a total of 120 stalls spread over BIPUL CHEttRI LIVE for cars or bikes. 9,000 sq. meters spanning two domes Date: 20 September Organized jointly by Nepal will have 14 brands of four wheelers, Venue: 25 Hours, Tangalwood Entry: 2000(Includes Free Album or Complimentary Drink) Time: Gates open at 7pm, 1Show starts at 8pm KUTUMBA LIVE AT JOHNNIE WALKER PATAN BLACKLIST Date: 18 September Date: 18 September Time: 6pm onwards Time: 8pm onwards Entry: Rs. 300 Venue: Attic Bar and 25 Venue: Patan Hours 2 Museum 3Invitees only POST US: Email event details to [email protected] or call 5011571/ 5011639/ 5011730/ 5011731 for listings. Listings are free but inclusion is not guaranteed due to limited space. Kickstart//Out and About 6 OUTDOORS GODAWARI RUNNING FESTIVAL II OUT & ABOUT Date: 26 September Time: 11am Venue: St. Xavier’s School, Godawari Can you run? Climb? Crawl? Wrestle a Yeti and win? How about all at the same ART AND THEATRE time? Come out and test your strength, stamina and teamwork at Nepal’s first obstacle race - The Yeti Run. Or choose from a wide range of activities that you are IMAGES OF NEPAL interested in. Date: Until 22 September The activities are: Venue: Siddhartha Art Gallery, - 7km obstacle race (Rs 1000) Babarmahal Revisited - Pulchowki 17km (Rs 500) - Trail race 12 km (Rs 500) - Kids and beginners bouldering (Rs 100) For the obstacle race, there will be 4-6 people per team. If you have a team already, send us the names of your teammates – if not; we will find a team for you. Timing will be individual. There will also be a 2-on-2 Basketball Tournament, and a Football Tournament that you can sign up for at the day of the Festival. If you are interested, send an email with your name, age and sex along with which activities you want to participate in, to [email protected] NAGARKOT HIMALAYAN BIKING ADVENTURE Siddhartha Gallery is hosting a photo exhibition by Jan Møller Hansen titled Images of Nepal. The exhibition will include black and white images from before and after the earth quakes that hit Nepal on 25 April What: 30km Mountain Biking and 12 May 2015. It will be inaugurated by the editor of Nepali Times, Challenge Kunda Dixit on 9 September at 5.30pm. Date: 26 September Time: 8am Route: Nagarkot - Nagarkot view tower - Rojini Bhanjyang - Gurung Gaun - Thakuri Gaun - Cheese factory - Gauri gaun - Telkot - Changu Narayan - Bhaktapur Sallaghari Entry: Rs 1500 (Includes Breakfast + Lunch + Blaze through the trails going uphill, downhill with villages, Refreshment on the course) terraced farmlands and forests on the way before reaching Rs. 1999 (Includes Breakfast Bhaktapur, Sallaghari where you will be able to enjoy lunch after + Lunch + Refreshment on crossing the finishing line. 50% of the entire fund collected will the course + Transport from go to make one Health Post in Naldum, Kavre and 50% will go KTM to Nagarkot with bike towards Nagarkot Cleanup Campaign. and rider) The event is organized in collaboration with Meet Nepal Registration Point: Dawn NEPAL IS BEAUTIFUL Travel, and Himalayan Biking Adventure to promote outdoor Till Dusk Mountain Bikes, Date: 25 September to 29 September recreational activities for the active people, outdoor enthusiasts, Kathmandu Guest House Venue: Nepal Art Council, Babarmahal nature lovers, adventure seekers with the objective of promoting Compound, Thamel Nagarkot as a place more than Sunrise and Sunset. The exhibition features works of twenty four photographers with a total of eighty images showing the beauty of Nepal. The sole purpose of this exhibition is to extend help and support to the Earthquake survivors by continuing our rebuilding project at Chatre Deaurali-1, Dhading. The Smarter Entertainment Weekly D.A.O. LALITPUR REGD. NO.77-066/67 Copy Editor: ABHAYA RAJ JOSHI ECS MEDIA PVT. LTD, KUPONDOLE, LALITPUR, Nepal. 5011571. Sub-Editor: AVASH SHRESTHA CAMP.HUB.12.BAISHAKH NO. 278, 23 SEPTEMBER 2015 Editorial Coordinator: SUBIGYA RIMAL Date: 18 Color Separation & Printed at: In-house writer: GIRISH SUBEDI, REBECCA SHRESTHA WordScape The Printer Pvt. Ltd. Design Executive: SUNIL MAHARJAN September to 20 Bhaisepati, Lalitpur, 5590306, 5591112 Assistant Design Executive: SAMIR RAJ TAMRAKAR, September NARAYAN MAHARJAN Time: 10am to 7pm Publisher: ECS MEDIA PVT. LTD. Design Assistants: ASHMIN MAHARJAN, ISHAN MAHARJAN Editor: SUNIL RAJ SHRESTHA Assistant Manager, Photography: RABINDRA Prajapati Venue: Thulo Byasi, Director, Editorial & Marketing: NRIPENDRA KARMACHARYA Photographers: Prajwal MAHARJAN, YOGENDRA MAHARJAN, Sr. Manager, Editorial & Marketing: SUDEEP SHAKYA Amar Rai, SAJANA SHRESTHA Bhaktapur Editorial Manager: SANJIT Bhakta PRADHANANGA Legal Advisor: HIRA REGMI Business Development Head: ANGIRAS MANANDHAR Assistant Manager, Business Development: ABHISHEK POUDEL Sr. Executive, Business Development: MANISH amatYA DISCLAIMER Camp.Hub is a post earthquake community art project organized by SUBSCRIPTION & DISTRIBUTION COORDINATOR: Details of the event listings are accurate as per information received before the date the SURAJ LAMA Artree. The event, using two formidable connections: one of the locality weekly goes for printing. Fr!day is not responsible for any changes. Columnists are entitled to their own views and opinions. 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It is being organized by Black Artha (band) audience of one Swan Entertainment Nepal. the greatest singer- Time: 6:30pm onwards songwriters of our Location: Kumaripati Contact: 01-5008681 time as he takes us through the personal journey about his life CLUB 25 HOURS and career and shares Sunday: 20 September stories behind the Bipul Chetri live lyrics and music of Tickets: NRs 2000 his explosive debut (with a free album CD or album "Sketches of complimentary drinks) Darjeeling" as well as live performances Time: 8pm onwards of his brand new Location: Tangal Contact:
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