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Photos from Nepali School in North Carolina

Photos courtesy of Binod Dhakal, coordinator of nepali school in North Carolina



Donate to Geeta Chhetri Fund

Thank you all for the donations made to Geeta Chhetri’s fund

Dear big hearted friends,

Let me tell you a tragic story. A mother comes to attend the graduation ceremony of her son in the United States from Nepal. She meets her son and on her way home she plans on touring DC and NY in a tourist bus. That bus unfornately crashes, overturns and leaves many dead and many injured. She is among the injured and her injury has left her paralyzed and bed ridden for over 8 months. Her son who was in the bus too, incurs few fractures but avoids major injury. This is a true story of Geeta Chhetri and his son Pratik Chhetri. Here are the links.

https://sites.google.com/site/pratikfund/site-names-and-locations

http://video.foxnews.com/v/970295579001/deadly-tour-bus-accident-in-virginia/

https://sites.google.com/site/pratikfund/home/updates

A big hearted person, her life long friend Uttara Basnet an her family has given her shelter in High Point, North Carolina following her hospital stay and treatment. “Over these months she has improved a little and still does not have mobility of legs and hands,” says Narayan Khadka, NASeA executive member who also lives in High Point. Our president Sanjeeb Sapkota who also visited her in High says that she is still dependent on others for basic feeding and sanitary chores. The urgent need now is the medical and other costs that need has piled up and Community Services Committee of NASeA would like to raise funds for her cause.

We urge all benevolent persons like you out there in every corner, states to stand with us to provide some financial support, be it even a dollar. Every dollar counts! Your contribution is highly appreciated in this great humanitarian cause of saving Geeta Chhetri’s life. Together we stand, divided we fall.

Community Services Committee, NASeA

Lila B. Karki, Ph.D., Chair (AL),

Ghan Shyam Bhatt, Ph.D. Co-chair (TN),

Members:

Khusi Ram Tiwari, Ph.D. (MS), Madav Dhakal, (NC), Ajaya Satyal, (FL), Dipak Regmi, (GA),

Ramesh Chandra Khanal, Ph.D. (AR), Satish Chandra Gupta, (SC), Sakina Shrestha, (GA),

Tilak B Shrestha, Ph.D., (AL), Hari Sharan Karki, (LA), Bishal Gurung, (GA),

Photos from the first day of Nepali School in Atlanta, Jan 22nd.







Value of walking and running for Health and Fitness – Jan 29th at 11am EST

Public Relations Committee of Nepalese Association in Southeast America (NASeA) would like to invite you all to the January 2012 Monthly Talk Session over the phone (Conference Call) with 15 time Marathon Runner (Currently training for 3 marathons – 42K and One Ultra Marathon – 50K)

Suman Silwal

The theme of this month’s talk session is:

“You too can be a runner,

if you really want to –
Value of walking and running for Health and Fitness”

Date: Sunday, January 29, 2012
Time: 11.00 AM Eastern Time;
10.00 Central Time

Venue: Conference Call
Phone: 218-339-2500
Passcode:139004#

Suman Silwal has ran Tokyo Marathon, Toronto Marathon, New York Marathon, Chicago Marathon, Publix GA marathon, Marin Corp Marathon at Washington DC and more. He ran two marathons in the United States and abroad. He has established himself as a top notch marathon runner in less than 5 years. He has ran over 5000 miles+ in last 4 and half year which is equivalent to the more than 10 times the length of Nepal. But at this talk session he has a public health message to deliver to us all – if you really want a good health and fitness, none can come close to walking and running. So get up, warm up, find a park, treadmill, trail and begin walking/ running. It is as simple as that.

Mr. Silwal is a true inspiration to many who want to begin gaining health via running and marathon. He has made Nepal and Nepalese proud by holding her flag or wrapping it around him after each run he completes. And he has several medals and awards to show us that he has collected from all these running. Mr. Silwal has held sessions on ‘Significance Walking/ running’ during the NASeA ANMA Convention, written many articles and has been a true worker of NASeA even since it began in 1991 He is currently an Advisor to NASeA. He also runs a running blog www.mRuns.com.

Do not miss out this unique opportunity to learn how you too gain health by running be it 1 mile, 2 miles, 13 miles half marathon or a 26 miles marathon. Mr. Silwal has lots of tips, techniques to share with you.