A Promise to RememberAvatar (Two-Disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo) [Blu-ray]

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THE MOST DATING SPOT IN KTM.

Museums and temples - even these are not left by young couples in their pursuit to find a perfect, peaceful and pleasant dating place in the capital. Common public places like the Central Zoo and Tundikhel are already overflowing with a large number of couples. And with no other places to go on dates, there is a huge problem for the youth to find an affordable and peaceful place.Godavari, Tribhuvan Park, Chobhar are evergreen dating places. However, it is time-consuming to get there.Many couples are forced to find their perfect dating spot in restaurants at Durbar Marg, Thamel, and New Road. couples displaying their affection publicly may not be pleasing for both the couples and others.

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Information about Nawalparasi
Nawalparasi district, a part of Lumbini zone, is one of the seventy-five districts of Nepal, a landlocked country of South Asia. The district, with Parasi, as its district headquarter, covers an area of 2,162 km² and has a population (2001) of 562,870. Which belongs to the Western Region of Nepal, and lies 147 Km. west of the Capital Kathmandu.

Nawalparasi is divided into three physiographic areas: Terai Region, Pahadi(Hilly) Region and Bhitri Madhesh (Mountain). It has 4 constituencies, 1 Municipality (Ramgram Municipality of Parasi) and 73 (Seventy Three) Village Development Commeettee. Out of 73 VDCs 36 belongs to the Terai Region, 17 belongs to the Padadi Region and 16 belongs to Bhitri Madhesh Region.

It is also famous for its religious sites, specially "Triveni Dham" of Susta VDC "Daunne" of Daunne Devi VDC and "Maula Kalika" of Gaidakot VDC are the most visited religious sites of this district. Every year many devotees in an around of this district visits these holy Temple to offer pooja.

vdcs belonging to terai region of nawalparasi
S.N. Name of the VDCs S.N. Name of the VDCs S.N. Name of the VDCs S.N. Name of the VDCs
1 Sunawal 10 Guthiparsauni 19 Sanai 28 Swathi
2 Makar 11 Ramnagar 20 Hakui 29 Triveni Sustha
3 Jamuniya 12 Daunne Devi 21 Tilakpur 30 Gerami
4 Baidauli 13 Somni 22 Rupauliya 31 Panchanagar
5 Badahara 14 Thulokharetowa 23 Guthisuryapura 32 Pratappur
6 Narshahi 15 Manari 24 Jahada 33 Bhujahawa
7 Kushma 16 Kudiya 25 Sarawal 34 Rampur Khadauna
8 Harpur 17 Amaraut 26 Pakalihawa 35 Devgaun
9 Shukhrauli 18 Rampukha 27 Bajariya 36 Patahi

VDCs belonging to the Pahadi (Hilly) Region of Nawalparasi
S.N. Name of the VDCs S.N. Name of the VDCs S.N. Name of the VDCs S.N. Name of the VDCs
1 Kotthar 6 Jauwari 11 Dhauwadi 16 Dhurkot
2 Dada Jori 7 Mithukaram 12 Ruchang 17 Mainaghat
3 Bullingtar 8 Dedhgaun 13 Benimanipur
4 Upallo Arkhala 9 Rakuwa 14 Hupsekot
5 Bharatipur 10 Naram 15 Rakachuli

vdcs belonging to "bhitri madhes" region of nawalparasi
S.N. Name of the VDCs S.N. Name of the VDCs S.N. Name of the VDCs S.N. Name of the VDCs
1 Gaidako 6 Kawasoti 11 Mukundapur 16 Agyauli
2 Amarapuri 7 Kolhuwa 12 Rajahar 17 Kumarwarti
3 Divyapuri 8 Narayani 13 Pragatinagar 18 Prasauni
4 Pithauli 9 Tamsariya 14 Shivamandir 19 Naya Belahani
5 Dumkibas 10 Devchuli 15 Deurali 20 Ratanpur

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lumbini(the birth place lord buddha)

Lumbini is situated at the foothills of the Himalayas in modern Nepal. In the Buddha's time, Lumbini was a beautiful garden full of green and shady Sal trees (Shorea). The garden and its tranquil environs were owned by both the Shakyas and Kolias clans. King Suddhodana, father of Gautama Buddha was of the Shakya dynasty belonging to the Kshatriya or the warrior caste. Maya Devi, his mother, gave birth to the child on her way to her parent's home in Devadaha while taking rest in Lumbini under a sal tree in the month of May in the year 642 B.C. The beauty of Lumbini is described in Pali and Sanskrit literature. Maya Devi it is said was spellbound to see the natural grandeur of Lumbini. While she was standing, she felt labor pains and catching hold of a drooping branch of a Sal tree, the baby, the future Buddha, was born.

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Mallika Sherawat was originally born Reema Lamba. She later changed her name to distinguish herself from other actresses in Bollywood who had similar names. She chose Mallika because it means "Empress" and Sherawat because it was her mother's name.

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Dowry system
march rally conducted by various women organizations against dowry system.

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