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As the Old Adage Goes
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Representations of Women and Girls in Nepal's Cinema
Representations of Women and Girls in Nepal’s Cinema A RESEARCH REPORT WRITTEN BY Kshitiz Adhiraj with Abhimanyu Dixit Docskool LEAD RESEARCHER Jyotsna Maskay Docskool YOUTH FOCAL PERSON Pushpa Joshi Docskool 2020; Kathmandu Docskool Plan International Nepal PROJECT FOCAL PERSONS Shreejana Bajracharya, Campaign Specialist- Plan International Nepal, Ashish Lamichhane, MERL Specialist-Plan International Nepal COPY EDITOR Shaun Martinez TEAM MEMBERS (DOCSKOOL) Saroj Sapkota, Aarati Subedi, Shrijana Shrestha, Shahin Sunuwar, Ulasha Gurung PUBLISHER: Plan International Nepal ,Country Office , Maitri Marga, Bakhundole Lalitpur, Metropolitan City, Ward no.3 Tel: + 977-1-5535580, 5535560 Fax: +977-1-5536431 www.plan-international.org CONTRIBUTION SEGMENT BY Keki Adhikari ISBN No: 00 00 00 00 DESIGN: Anish Bajracharya PRINT: All copyrights reserved by Plan International. No part of this document may be reproduced without prior consent and information. Representations of Women and Girls in Nepal’s Cinema A RESEARCH REPORT Foreword The way girls and young women are wives, abduction, rape, etc. as a tool to portrayed in the media, through its various dominate them. forms; in advertising, on screen, on social media and in other forms of communication Positive representation and role models bears significant influence in determining have a huge effect on girls’ ambitions and how the world perceives girls and how they self-esteem. More girls and women should view themselves. With GIRLS GET EQUAL become content makers and producers, so campaign, we are calling for a radical that more authentic stories about women change in the way the world engages girls and girls agencies portraying strong women and young women. The primary objective of characters that can raise their voice against the campaign is to create a world where girls injustice, who can rebel in their own way and are perceived, as equal, heard and valued. -
Can You Hear the Music? World Music Day Is Right Around the Corner
Every Thursday ISSUE 226 RS 40 26 JUNE 2014 12 ciff( 2071 Can You Hear The Music? World Music Day is right around the corner. Although the scene is thriving, there are those who have been ruing the lack of government support. 4 Newsfeed k ckstart TOP 3 EVENTS “ThE LADY” in nEPAL: A BRIEF TIMMELINE EXPERIENCE THAILAND Aung San Suu Kyi is the daughter of Foodies, get ready to excite your taste buds with exotic food Burma’s independence hero, General from Thailand! Celebration of Thailand, hosted by Hotel Aung San, who was assassinated in de L’ Annapurna on 18 and 19 June, will feature exquisite July 1947, just six months prior to !culinary creations by famous Thai chefs, and exotic Thai the country gaining independence fashion accompanied by Thai music. The event will also from Britain. Suu Kyi was only two present The Nepal-Thai Fashion Show that will have outfits when her father was killed. by popular Thai designers and four Nepali designers, as well 1960: Suu Kyi went to India with as a performance by a famous Thai band. The event also her mother Daw Khin Kyi, who had includes a cooking class facilitated by a renowned Thai chef been appointed Burma’s ambassador on 19 June. The event is organized by Royal Thai Embassy to Delhi. and Nepal-Thailand Co-operation Society in alliance with Hotel de L’ Annapurna. 1964: She went to Oxford University in the UK, where she studied Date: 18 & 19 June, Time: 7pm onwards, Contact: 4221711 Venue: Poolside Garden, Hotel de L› Annapurna, Durbar Marg philosophy, politics, and economics. -
Saarc Film Festival 2019
Organised by SAARC CULTURAL CENTRE, SRI LANKA Organised by SAARC Cultural Centre. Sri Lanka www.saarcculture.org1 INDEX OF FILMS A LET TER TO THE PRESIDENT (AFGHANISTAN/ FEATURE) GOHRAALHU (Maldives/ Feature) Directed by Roya Sadat Directed by Ahmed Shinan AFGHANISTAN NIGHT STORIES (AFGHANISTAN/ FEATURE) SOUL (Maldives/ Short) Directed by Alka Sadat Directed by Ali Seezan SALARY (Afghanistan/ Short) BULBUL (Nepal/ Feature) Directed by Khadim Hussain Byhname Directed by Binod Paudel SINGLE MOTHER (Afghanistan/ Short) PRASAD (Nepal/ Feature) Directed by Aqila Farahmand Directed by Dinesh Raut LIGHT BREEZE (Afghanistan/ Master) THE MOON IS BRIGHT TONIGHT (Nepal/ Short) Directed by Sahraa Karimi Directed by Abinash Bikram Shah FAGUN HAOAY (Bangladesh/ Feature) THE REMAINS (Nepal/ Short) Directed by Tauquir Ahmed Directed by Manoj Babu Pant KOMOLA ROCKET (Bangladesh/ Feature) HARI (Nepal/ Master) Directed by Noor Imran Mithu Directed by Safal K.C A QUARTER MILE COUNTRY (Bangladesh/ Short) LOAD WEDDING (Pakistan/ Feature) Directed by Noman Robin Directed by Nabeel Qureshi SEE YOU (Bangladesh/ Short) MOTOR CYCLE GIRL (Pakistan/ feature) Directed by Chaitali Somadder, Syful Akbar Khan Directed by Adnan Sarwar ALPHA (Bangladesh/ Master) CHALAY THAY SAATH (Pakistan/ master) Directed by Nasir Uddin Yousuff Directed by Umer Adil THE VESTED ASTROLOGER (Bhutan/ Feature) BURNING BIRDS (Sri Lanka/ Feature) Directed by Kinga Kinley Tshering Directed by Sanjewa Pushpakumara THE WIND OF KARMA (Bhutan/ Feature) THE WIND BENEATH US (Sri Lanka/ Feature) Directed by Karma Lhatrul Dorji Directed by Nuwan Jayathilake A WOMAN OF PURE HEART (Bhutan/ short) THE IMAGE (Sri Lanka/ Short) Directed by Kinga Kinley Tshering Directed by Chathumi Vidhushika ROW (Bhutan/ Short) TRADITION (Sri Lanka/ Short) Directed by Karma Lhatrul Dorji Directed by Lanka Bandaranayake NAGARKIRTAN (India/ Feature) palama yata (Sri Lanka/ Master) Directed by Kaushik Ganguly Directed by H.D. -
Nepali Times
www.nepalitimes.com #172 28 November - 4 December 2003 16 pages Rs 25 AchhamsThings have never been this bad. agony RABI DHAMI and RAJENDRA NATH all along the valley, the historic travel have made the people of Nepals Chhat Bahadur Shahi (left) herds his in ACHHAM ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Mangalsen Darbar still lies in ruins. But poorest and most-neglected region suffer mountains goats from Mugu in search of t has been nearly two years since the there are deeper psychological scars even more. food. He will be on the trail for a month. battle of Mangalsen that devastated among the people here that havent News of the Mudhbara incident in The ruins of the Mangalsen Darbar destroyed by the Maoists two years ago, this district headquarter. More than healed. And now, fears of renewed which four school children were killed never rebuilt. 107security forces and civilians were fighting and the Maoists closure of last month in nearby Doti has spread and killed in that deadly night attack in schools across these 12 remote districts parents are afraid their children may get children to India and this is repeated all IFebruary 2002. have spread more uncertainty. caught in the crossfire. It is tragic, so across the midwest, says Ram Bahadur The scars of that battle can be seen Embargoes, blockades and restrictions on many parents here have sent their Buda from Nandegada village. continued ð p6 ○○○○○○○○○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○Another AIDS Day RAJIV KAFLE Another year of talk, workshops, seminars and plans. We are spending a lot of money, but HIV infection is on the rise.