Source: Nepali Times, Kathmandu, 23-29 April 2004 http://www.nepalitimes.com/issue/193/LondonEye/10683 Rabindra Mishra Raju Adhikari is a scientist in Australia, Shailesh Gongol is an airport planner in America, Pranab Gyawali is a doctor in Britain, Arun Singh Basnet is a philanthropist in Nepal, Upendra Mahto is a successful businessman in Belarus, Suman Dhakal is a quality controller in […]
HELP NEPAL Network celebrated its annual HELP NEPAL International Fund Raising Day between July 19 and August 03 in various countries raising in total around £2,000 for the fund’s future projects. On the occasion, HELP NEPAL Network-Australia (HeNNA) was formally launched at a ceremony held in Victoria. The program, attended by around 80 people, began […]
Source: Spotlight weekly, Kathmandu, 01-08 August 2003 As an increasing number of Nepalese live and work around the world, the UK-based charity emerges as a model. By A Correspondent Dozens of Nepalese youths, and some middle-aged people, were swinging in full as the popular Nepali song, Wari Jamuna Pari Jamuna, was being played in full-volume […]
Yogendra Chhetri is a young man from Myagdi district in Nepal and runs a ‘Cleaning Services’ in Aldershot, Surrey, on the outskirts of London; Bibek Shreshta is a famous Nepali pop singer from the famous band, Kandara; so are Bhairaja Gurung of Lekali and Gagan Gurung from Madhyanna, all of whom are working and studying […]
Anil Thapa participated in the British 10 Kilometre Open Road Race on July 13th 2003. He succesfully completed the race and raised 700 pounds for HELP NEPAL Network. He handed over the money at the Help Nepal Charity Dinner held on July 20th, 2003 and was presented with a Letter of Appreciation.
Source: Nepali Times, Kathmandu, 02-09 March 2003 Some of Nepal’s top pop artistes donated half the proceeds, nearly $1,800, from a Nepali music concert in London on 23 February, 2003 for HELP NEPAL Network, a charity started by Nepalis living abroad. Babin Pradhan, Yem Baral, Nhyoo Bajracharya and Ruju Tuladhar entertained a 500-strong Nepali crowd […]
Source: Kathmandu Post daily, 30 July 30, 2002 By Rama Parajuli LONDON, July 29, 2002: The members of the Nepalese community in London responded to the call to help the flood and landslide-affected people of Khotang by organising a game of football at the Brainsite High School playing ground. There were nearly 40 teams of […]
HELP NEPAL Network, a charity of Nepalese living in different parts of the world, organised a HELP NEPAL Day simultaneously in the UK, Australia, Italy and Nepal over the weekend, raising over £2,000 for future projects of the organisation. About 120 Nepalese gathered at the Doren Bazeel Hall in Central London to participate in a […]
Source: Spotlight weekly, Kathmandu, 01-07 March 2002 A group of Nepalis working abroad show they can do something substantial to help people back home. By KESHAB POUDEL In many parts of the world, Nepalese communities spend most of their time criticizing events and trends going on back home. In many cases, foreign citizens of Nepalese […]
Nepalese living in Belgium have raised around £650 for HELP NEPAL’s future projects. Special thanks goes to Mr. Khaganath Adhikari, Kumar Gurung and Bhaskar Basnet who co-ordinate the HELP NEPAL activities in Belgium. The fund was transferred to London in August 2001.