where these two songs of Bollywood had been picturised
tum aa gaye ho nur aa gaya hain from Aandhi &
jahan pe savera ho from Basera
blockbuster…..
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A Purpose Greater than You
Originally posted on INSPIRED THINKING:
For the photo exhibit “Langtang Rising” a father photographed his daughter. He lost his wife and immediate family in the avalanche after the earthquake. Pasang Lama is one of the survivors of the 2015 earthquake in Nepal that took 9,000…
Nepal – Discover Gosainkunda and Muktinath, Two of Great Pilgrimage Sites of Nepal
Originally posted on Transfermoneyindia:
Nepal is a nation loaded with holy areas for both Hindu and Buddhist enthusiasts. There are numerous places in the nation exactly where travelers and enthusiasts come and admire their gods. Amongst Nepal?s most popular religious areas for trip is the…
Clocking up another notch in the waistbelt in Nepal…
Originally posted on Tales from Asia:
Well its been nearly two weeks since I have been back in the wonderful Everest Region… I survived another flight into Lukla which is the starting point for the Everest Base Camp Trek and where my host family met…
Response To Devastating Earthquakes Evaluated By ShelterBox
Shelterbox recently returned to Nepal to evaluate its response to the 2015 earthquakes. The team was led by ShelterBox Australia General Manager, Mike Greenslade with the evaluation conducted by Response Team volunteer, Jo Reid (UK) and Head of Training and Development, Nicky Richardson (UK). The team visited sites where ShelterBox aid was distributed, to conduct interviews with beneficiaries and gain a better understanding of the impact the aid we distribute has on affected families.
SRT members Jo Reid and Nicky Richardson conduct an interview with ShelterBox beneficiaries in Pipaldanda, Sindhupalchowk, Nepal. ©ShelterBox/Mike Greenslade
Bel Bohadur Sapkota is a subsistence farmer from the hillside village of Pipaldanda, in the Sindhupalchowk district, east of Kathmandu. He was inside his house when a devastating 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal on 25th April 2015. Luckily for Bel, his wife and 3 children were not with him in the house as the walls and ceiling fell…
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Giving Power with Gratitude.
Originally posted on the gypsy in me.:
Three weeks ago, today, I made my way back from spending 17 days in Nepal and India. During this time, I was lucky enough to take part in my first GivePower trek, lighting up a school abroad with solar energy. An…
Trekking in Nepal: An Electrifying Trip
Originally posted on Transfermoneyindia:
Nepal ?The House of World?s Highest Mountains? is the greatest tourists location situated in South Asia. The splendid atmosphere of the spot will make your journey delightful. The nation is extremely well-known amongst the travelers for its distinct and rich culture,…
Eventing (with a film)
Not the sort with dancing, leaping horses. I mean the type where you wine and dine guests
Image from John Harwood’s flickr page
under the thinly veiled guise of a not-to-be-missed high profile social occasion which of course we all know is really about selling or fundraising.
But your event doesn’t have to be a soulless sell out. The swell of emotion that can grow in a room of people reacting and experiencing something together as they feed off each other is extremely powerful if harnessed and used positively.
The importance of an exclusive shared experience that can be generated at such events shouldn’t be underestimated, and how better to create such an atmosphere than through screening a film.
Last night Minty Films was proud to have played a small but hopefully significant part in a fundraising exhibition, ‘Aftershock’ by photographer Chris Gravett. The private view at
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