Nepalese Association in Southeast America

Ms. Rashmi Kharel: Amazing one-leg-dancer performing on Saturday, June 14th ,2014 at Himalayan Spice @ 7 PM

Go Eat Live ‘Destination Nepal’ on Saturday, June 14th ,2014 at Himalayan Spice @ 7 PM

Let us join one, two and all and do not miss this special occasion.

Nepalese Association in Southeast America (NASeA) External Relations Committee and NASeA EC team I kindly request you all to be the part of Go, Eat and Live, a non-for -profit organization, is organizing Destination Nepal on this Saturday, June 14th ,2014 at Himalayan Spice @ 7 PM where One-Leg dancer Ms. Rashmi Kharel is performing her outstanding dances.

Please have a glance to this amazing one-leg-dancer Ms. Rashmi Kharel who is performing tomorrow at Go Eat Live ‘Destination Nepal’

The 2nd annual Medical Mission Trip to Nepal

Alok Shrestha, an enthusiastic young medical student at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Suwanee, GA is raising funds to run and organize a small clinic in Nepal this summer. This is the 2nd annual Medical Mission Trip to Nepal. He is taking lead on this project as a part of an International Medicine Club at his school, which plans on sending a group of medical students to Nepal in the small village of Johr for two weeks to volunteer and promote public health in a rural community. 15 medical and pharmacy students along with a handful of Nepalese doctors will provide basic medical care to this very underserved area of Nepal.

Please visit the following website to make donation

http://www.gofundme.com/6epjwg

You can find out more about the program here

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1r-LABDB_bTXOxdnNNOIIpn0pE_lbNTo-skyHbFwvcpA/edit?usp=sharing

Please take a moment to donate to this cause. This program is solely funded by donations. Money raised will be used to fund medical supplies, medicine, and cost of health care workers, laboratory equipment, and administrative costs.

Alok Shrestha, president of International Medicine Club, Despite of being raised in Georgia, Alok still has strong ties to Nepal and Nepalese culture. Alok had the opportunity to spend time with people in Nepal last summer, and learned more about his heritage and connection with his roots.

The mission trip last year saw 650 Nepalese patients but they expect to see more this year!

https://naseaonline.org/?p=1878
If you want to learn more about this project, you may contact Alok Shrestha

Aloksh@pcom.edu

Talk Session with Media icon Durga Nath Sharma: Media in Nepal – An Insider’s Insight

The Public Relations Committee of Nepalese Association in Southeast America (NASeA)

Extends a cordial invitation to the May 18, 2014 Monthly Talk Session over the phone (Free Conference Call) at 11:00 AM ET

Please Dial: 712-432-0385
Pass Code: 139004#

With

Media icon Durga Nath Sharma

The theme of the talk Session is:

Media in Nepal – An Insider’s Insight

Durga Nath Sharma is a veteran and tireless journalist with over 40 years of service in mass communication in Nepal. He is the only Journalist in Nepal to have worked in all facets of media; print, radio and TV. He was selected to anchor NTV by His Majesty Late King Birendra and anchored many important coverage and guided Nepalese people through many significant events over many years.

He was a part of the “Four member team” that HM King Birendra hand-picked to start Television in Nepal. He has interviewed numerous world leaders and heads of states. He has been awarded with numerous awards and accolades including Prabal Gorkha Dakshin Bahu by HM Late King Birendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev. He accompanied Kings and PM’s in numerous bilateral visits, UN assembly sessions, Non-Aligned Summits, SAARC and various international conferences all around the world on Media and Information.

He has authored many books and literary works such as Bina rahadhani ko bidesh yatra, 40 Barsa aam sanchar ma (in press), and Handbook on Broadcasting Journalism edited for Nepal Press Institute. He has also published over 1,000 articles on various newspapers in Nepal and Southeast Asia.

Currently, he is a lecturer at Goldengate International school KTM where he teaches Broadcast Journalism to graduate students. He also serves as an international Correspondent for SBS radio in Australia contributing a news analysis every week in their Nepali service on political, economic and social events in Nepal. He is a regular Columnist for Annapurna Daily. He is a graduate of Tribhuwan University and also received MA in Journalism from All India Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi and a Post Graduate Training from RNTC (Radio Netherlands training center) in Television.

Conferencing Details: Date: Sunday, May 18, 2014 Time: 11 AM ET

Dial : 712-432-0385

PassCode : 139004#

Please do not miss out this important interactive session with Durga Nath Sharma. Following his talk, he will take questions.

Moderator:
Nar Kaji Gurung, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Animal Sciences at Tuskegee University, Alabama and Chair
Public Relationships Committee
Nepalese Association in Southeast America (NASeA)

Phone: 334-727-8457

Email: nkgurung2002@yahoo.ca