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Nepali Aawaz | an International Fortnightly NEPALI AAWAZ | AN INTERNATIONAL FORTNIGHTLY Worldwide: $0.99 Nepal: Rs. 12 www.nepaliaawaz.com October 26-November 8, 2005 Vol 1. Issue 3. This issue: News from Nepali communities in Bangkok, Houston, Hong Kong, New York, and more! aflN6df]/df g]kfnsf] /fhgLlts lgsf;sf] vf]hL ;+ljwfg;ef g} pko'Qm af6f] ePsf] lgisif{ Kutumba: Not Just Another Folk g]kfnsf] /fhgLlts ;+s6sf] ;xL lgsf;sf] vf]hL ug]{ qmddf sf6{/ kmfp08]zgsf] lgDtf]df cd]l/sf e|d0fdf /x]sf Group g]kfnsf k|d'v /fhgLlts bnsf g]tfx? cS6'j/sf] t];|]f ;ftf afLn6df]/ cfOk'u] . cd]l/sfsf ljleGg efudf 5l/P/ Kutumba has not only produced great renditions of /x]sf g]kfnLx?nfO{ k|hftGq k|flKtsf] n8fO{df ;xof]u / ;b\efj h'6fpg cfu|x ug{ Toxf k'u]sf g]tfx?sf] ;Ddfgdf classics, but unlike most other groups in this genre, aflN6df]/df /x]sf g]kfnLx?sf] ;+:yf aflN6df]/ cd]l/sg g]klnh\ P;f]l;P;gn] Ps :jfut ;df/f]xsf] cfof]hgf u´of] . they have also displayed their musical ingenuity by composing compelling originals And their live performances are guaranteed to make you smile, if not jump up on your feet to dance, or lose yourself Women in Concert in hypnotic tunes. Or all at once! Nepal’s Annual Women’s Concert hosts its third show and helps out aspiring singers and Leprosy patients along the way. Sakela, the Ancient Holy Land of Kinraat Rai In the history of Nepal, the Lichchhabi regime, was known as the era of economic prosperity whereas the Kinraat Rai dynasties (the oldest known dynasty in the history of Nepal, 11th century to the 16th century) was known as the era of cultural civilization, spiritual consciousness as well as economic development. xªsªsf] a'9f;'Aaf x]O{ x]O{sf] kf]N6fdf Ashlee Simpson & Melissa Ethridge Pin-Ups g]kfnsf] k|ltli7t a'9f;'Aaf uf]N8sk km'6an k|ltof]lutfsf] xªsª ;+: s/0fdf x]O{ x]O{ km'6an Snjn] lxdfnog km'6an SnjnfO{ 6«fO a|]s/df ! uf]nsf lj?4 @ uf]nn] k/flht ub}{ klxnf] xªsª a'9f;'Aaf uf]N8sk xft kf/]sf] 5 . pQm k|ltof]lutf ut c;f]h @% / @^ ut]sf lbg spn'g kfs{df ;DkGg ePsf] lyof] . OCTOBER 26-NOVEMBER 8 2005 NEPALI AAWAZ | 1 Natural Frontier Market 1424 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10028 GRAND OPENING!!! Tibetan & Nepali Fine Dining May Deepawali brings all Happiness, Peace, Progress & Prosperity to your life 2 | NEPALI AAWAZ OCTOBER 26-NOVEMBER 8 2005 NEPALI AAWAZ | AN INTERNATIONAL FORTNIGHTLY New York Bureau Editor: Kashish Das Shrestha Nepali News Editor: Bel Bhujel Correspondents and/ or Regional Representatives: Bhaskar Rai (MN), Dawa F Sherpa (IN), Neelam Sunwar (San Francisco), Neeha Shrestha (NC), Sakar Bhushal (TX), Santosh Basnet (CA) and Shreeja Shrestha (MD). Nepal Bureau Nepali Desk Editor: Dr. Pradeep Bhattarai Editorial Staff: Preena Shrestha (KTM), Sahara Shrestha (KTM), Tsu C.B (KTM) Photo Contributor: Bhushan Shilpakar (KTM), Vishal Rai (KTM) Marketing: Jaison Chalise (KTM), Krishna Raj Sharma Belbase (KTM) Distribution: Safal Media (Western Nepal), Birat Media (Eastern Nepal) New York Corporate Office Publisher & Distributor: Moonlight Records Corporation Executive Director: Chandra Prakash Sharma External Relations & Marketing Manager: Gambu Sherpa Contact Information: Website: www.nepaliaawaz.com Emails: General Information: [email protected] Comments/Feedback: [email protected] Advertising: [email protected] Event listing: [email protected] Models: [email protected] Mail: Nepali Aawaz 51-01 39AV CC42 Long Island City, NY 11104 Nepali Aawaz: An International Weekly is publiished by Moonlight Records Corporation, NY,USA. Nepali Aawaz and Moonlight Records Corporation are both registered trademarks. Letters We would like to congratulate the Nepali Aawaz for their publication. We appreciate the media’s efforts to promote Nepal in the international arena and try to bring together Nepalis everywhere of different backgrounds. Looking forward to meeting you all in the forthcoming ANA convention next 2006 at Long Contents Island NY on July Fourth. - Monk Krishna Man NEWS • 4 ENTERTAINMENT Immigration Advice • 17 Can you please send me the contact information of Project Peace 05 • 11 the lawyer whose immigration column I read in your FEATURES paper’s first issue? Thank you. Pin Up: Ashlee Simpson • 12 PHOTO FEATURE • 24 k'jf{~rndf cGt/fli6«o :t/sf] d]l8sn Ed: Please check the legal column (pg. 22) in this Women in Concert • 13 issue to find the informatino you are looking for. sn]h 8S6/ k9\g o'jfx?sf] a9bf] Pin Up: Melissa Ethridge • 14 Hello Nepali l Aawaz! cfsif{0f • 7 Atomic Bush• I couldn't find your latest issue this week. 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