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Birgunj and Bara from my lens: A photo Blog
0481 days
by Rabin
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How many fishes are in there? - Women looking at the pond at Kalaiya, Bara
Swarm of mosquitoes that tried to attack me at Ghadi Arwa Pond: Birgunj
Ghadi Arwa Pond and Sun temple - Birgunj
Fruits seller at Mai Sthan Temple, Birgunj
Morning shopping at Mai Sthan Temple - Birgunj
Sun Set from Bara
Ram temple at Kalaiya, Bara
Cleaning in Progress
Small temples set up during Chath festival
Thinking deep: a man at Kalaiya, Bara
Again Ram temple at Bara
Crouching cat: looking for something
Yummy Papayas
Magnificient Birgunj and it’s street cuisines
2831 days
I simply love Birgunj. It has a life and it lives it at fullest. The hustling and bustling town, with ringing of Rickshaw bells, crowd and some hard-to-define elements: it comes to life. Here are some snaps i took while i was there in February: an excellent time to visit the town.
The symbol of Birgunj, Ghantaghar or watch tower
This panipuri simply was awesome 
hot hot lal mohan and cool dahibada... Mamma mia
unexpected package: Meher ki Mithai, Simply yummy
burger and tikia chat: drooolingly delicious
literary part of Birgunj: some poems were good
birgunj in early morning
inspired by Bihari style: Neta ji looks really scary
Bihari movie: look at the cheesy lines
HIV Awareness in Interesting way…
01076 days
by Rabin
HIV Awareness campaign is definitely picking up…. And truck literature is one of the best way to reach to many people 
Memories of WAR
8These are the recent images of Palpa Durbar. Maoist had attacked Palpa on 31 January 2006 and destroyed the historic monument. Though the war is officially over, this devastated historic monument still stands as proof that wounds are nor easily healed. The first picture is of Palpa Durbar (may be taken too long ago, date not mentioned. Image taken from www.tansenpalpa.com) The historic Palpa Palace was major tourist attraction center.
After the Maoists raid Palpa on the night of January 31, 2006, they heavily bombarded the palace which was home of government offices. Now the Palpa Palace looks like this:
These are the destroyed vehicles during attacks which are still left at palace’s ground as it is.
Locals say that during attacks civilians homes were also attacked. Though no civilians died but the wounds remained as psychological/mental trauma. One of the students of Tansen Nursing School told me that after attack many people came to them seeking psychological help. In her experience, mental trauma is more dangerous than physical.
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