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| Username | Post |
| wizard of oz | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 02:18 AM
Dear Sajhaites, I am curious to know if there is any DHARANE among Sajhaites. |
| rai | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 02:41 AM
You've got one here!! |
| vivid | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 02:47 AM
How many years do I have to live in Dharan to make me a Dharane?? If 12 yrs is enough, then I'm in, :) |
| DryIce33 | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 03:42 AM
Ma janmeko dharanma nai ho. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 03:58 AM
if one night, i m here... |
| vivid | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 05:42 AM
Here goes a picture of Dharan, reminds me of my college days! 
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| OU812 | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 06:26 AM
AHEM!! Is this a roll call? If so, Present Sir. Vivid, what's angle of the photo? Hattisar or Twinkling view? |
| vivid | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 06:33 AM
QU812, Think the photographer took 180d angle, as u can see the sky meeting the koshi river at the far back, :D. |
| sangam | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 06:44 AM
Dharane nai pare ma pani. Mathillo hall, tallo hall, bhanu chowk, chata chowk, chokibari, shiva marg, ratna chowk, zero point, fusre,naya bajaar, purano bajaar, bijaypur...... sabbai yaad aaucha. jata puge pani, man ta sadhai dharanmai. |
| KALANKISTHAN | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 06:47 AM
Oh Dharan! I've been there for 3 hour's! Gotar-ing plate ka plate momo's! Farshi momo's re hehe... 1 plate ma char gota -- etra bade bade maan ka! Such a beautiful scenery, tyo dekhera malai tyahi basera bhudi syappa paarera Rajesh Hamal ko filmi geet gaauna mann laagera katro dhunchakra! eh |
| OU812 | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 07:09 AM
You are Dharane if you have survived following ordeals and lived to tell the tale. 1) Cycle at breakneck speed from Amarhat to Zero point and crashed in Naali 2) Fought with Guys from other Toles (Throwin stones and running away is acceptable) 3) Ate Chatpate, Chaksala, Pachak, Ice-lolly, Momo on Chatraline posh restau (Only the strong survive) 4) Exasperating petrol-refill stop at before entering bus stop at bhanu chowk. 5) Adam teased or received verbal lashing form fiery dharane lass. (sometimes kicked the daylights out) 6) Gone picnic at Nisane Khola 7) Boozy sessions at Bhedetar, Ithari and Tharara. (Sober enough to ride back home) 8) Fishing at Sardhu Khola 9) Walked through Sidra-Bazaar without fainting. 10) Walked through Chatachowk without stopping for paan 11) Date in Ghopa Camp (Nurse = extra points) 12) Bitten by bug and suffocated in Ganesh Taakiz |
| vivid | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 07:28 AM
QU812, You are hilarious! Made me remember all those naughty days back in dharan. But most of the ordeals you stated here, I was not able to follow, but still I consider myself a DHARANE. Ordeal no:1, you can read my bicycle ordeal in "kati wata rey" thread started by deep. 3, Laxmi bhaiya ko thela agadi ubhera ryal singan hundai tato piro chatpate and aloo chop kha. 5, One lass from ratna chowk le ranga chowk ko keta haru ko kathalo samatera sato liyeko drishya ajai jasto lagcha. 6. Been to Nishane khola, sardu khola, shivajhatta, bhendetaar for picnics. On and how can I ever forget that picnic at Kali khola. Police le khedayera 5 hrs marathon race diyeko, :) 9, walking past sidra bazaar was just like walking past a mall with an alluring scent. 10, walking past chatachowk was my everyday ordeal so no wonder I only tasted paan for the first time in Vanaras, Amitav bachan ko lahai lahai ma lagera, ;) 12, In my whole stay in dharan for 12 yrs, only entered Ganesh takijz twice so don't recall the bug bite. So, am I accepted in the gangs of dharane??? |
| vivid | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 07:38 AM
Also, how can I forget, when I first went to Ktm, I nearly cried when I saw those small momochas instead of those full bodied thaili shaped momos of dharan. YUMMY YUMMY, mukhai rasayo...... |
| OU812 | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 08:55 AM
Vivid you liked my "Being Dharane Criteria" :P TY TY. After reading your daredevil antics, one can say you are a bonafide Dharane. Glad to know someone in sajhaland shares my huckleberry kancha days. But why on earth would one go to Vanaras and taste paan? Strange. I agree with your obervation on tusukka pareko momochas of KTM Kya Raddi ni!! But momos are momos. They are all above the law. |
| chipledhunga | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 09:41 AM
Oho yaha competition hudai cha ki kaso? Euta le Pokhara ko thread suru gareko, arko le Dharan ko. HUna ta ma tyaha been only a few times tara pani samjhana dherai cha. Sabai bhanda pahila ta Tarahara dekhi mathi janda ko salghari chicholdai gaeko very gentle ukalo. Ani euta bridge cha ni, tyaha nira ko signboard chahi kahile metric ma change nahune jasto "humps for half a mile" bhanne. Tyo gate (bhuichalo le bhatkaecha pachi ta) dekhi Dhankuta janay mod samma ko thado ukalo. Bhanuchowk ma thul thulo momo khaeko, never seen such big momos anywhere else. Bhanuchowk nai ho ki Chatachowk kaha ho, Keshar Pustak Pasal bata lok geet ko lyrics bhaeko euta kitab kineko thie, raati gauna majaa aucha bhanera. Taxi liera Chatara gaeko, thelera start garnu parne rahicha. Engine pani top padkyaa jastai awaaj nikalne, baato pani dhuleyaam. Bijayapur danda ko Dantakaali mandir pani gaiyo, dhunga chhapeko ukalo,supari ka rukh haru. Mathi bata Dharan ta kasto ramailo dekhine. Kathmandu bata ek choti Koshi Super Express, ek choti Dantakali express ma gaeko. Koshi ma janda kheri Dhansar Khola (Nijgarh cheuchau) ko pul nira puncture bhaeko thiyo. Dherai choti bus haru dakaiti bhaeko thau tyo. Ani Bhedetar ukalo lagda ko ramailo arkai cha. Basantapur janay thotro bus le tyahi chiya khana rokeko thiyo. Manda hawa ma wori pari ko scene herdai chiya khanu ko arkai ananda. Mulghat bata Tamor tarera Dhankuta lagda ko baato. Dhankuta, Hile, Sidhuwa ra Basantapur ko arkai ananda. Lau ta jaana paiela ni kunai din pheri,ahile chahi samjhana mai chitta bujhauchu. Oho Gajur Hotel (Hile) ko Tumba khana man lagyo hau. |
| explorer | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 09:51 AM
Hahahahaha.... OU812 and Vivid, you guys are funny.... You guys put me right in the middle of Dharan...or should I say Chhata Chowk where I spent most of my teenage Years just wandering around....remember 'Raju Center' video store infront of post office?? I love my place...there is no place like Dharan--clean streets, awesome weather, friendly people (not so friendly if you started to show off/esp. if you are NOT from Dharan), hehehehe, clear/fresh air ans so forth.... Viva Dharan! |
| alnepali | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 12:34 PM
To add the list of Dharane ordeals: - Evening @ Ganesh Sukuti's Roof Top "Bar" for "Adhoowako Jaad" - You somehow know "Nirmal Conay" - Woke up at 3am and made it to Bijaypur Daanda with a Boombox - Passed out at "Khare Khola" after an overdose of "Bhaang" on Shiva Ratri - Always on the look out for "free tickets" at "Ganesh Takij" - Have an attitude towards KTM and Birtanagar folks - Never pay full price for local transportation - More Coming................ |
| alnepali | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 12:35 PM
... Correction - You somehow know "Nirmal Conday" ... |
| OU812 | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 02:14 PM
Chipledhunga "Humps for half a mile".. Bumpity bump bump bump... Classic. That too massive humps. alnepali, and I thought I was the only one with attitude towards KTM folks. tee...heee..heee Biratnagar folks? Who cares ;) BUT Wooo WOoo to cycling babesl between Duhabi to Bargacchi.. Anyone tried waking up at 5 am an jogging up to Zero point in early morning chills? Chix scene ni.. Gals heading for Mahendra Campus ani Hattisar. Chased by Goru outside Gita Mandir? 4 Video stores in Chatachok Mon Ami (opposite PO), Laxmi, Alpha and Paresh Stationery and video Store, Mottedai ko Video store middle of sidra bazar. Had back door pass to all of em. My life support during winter holidays from Darj :o) |
| vivid | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 02:45 PM
OU812, ..Daredevil antics, what a compliment I have here. About the paan saga, I never used to chew them while I was in dharan. But when I was in Vanaras(India tour), all my classmates started saying that the paan of Vanaras is the best, and related to the story of Amitav bachan singing that song, vanarasi paan or sth...sth.... tempted me to try one there and then. Still I didn't like the taste and had to spit it out. Chiple ji, Which gate? Tinkune ma Engg. college agadi ko gate ko kura garya ho ki ke?? Tyo thelera start garnu parne taxi was far better choice you had made during that time, I presume or if you had taken that khatera land rover drive from chatachowk to chatara then by the time you reach chatara, nobody would have recognized you covered in full dust. Ani Gajur hotel ko tongba le sarai mohani lagaye jasto cha ni??? |
| OU812 | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 03:42 PM
Vivid I am your compliments man Ma'am. |
| vivid | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 04:01 PM
Ou812, I remain speechless thee, heh! heh! ( to accept or not to?) Thought the compliment man was roaming around DC, ;) |
| OU812 | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 04:07 PM
mmmm I am shaja's version of compliment men. Of date you are second to have received my highest compliment, besides The Sitara of this land. Can I interest you to Chola singada near Vege market in Chatachowk? |
| Poonte | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 04:14 PM
Utaa tira JHAPALI re...yeta tira DHARANE re...ke ho? 15 barshiya Poorbeli mela laagya jasto chha ni Sajha ma? Haami paschimeli laai seat chha ki chhaina? Aba tyo cycle chadne kurai nagaram...haamro pahaad tira ta ke ko cycle? Uttano parera 20 feet murn khasera siltimur khaane bhaye matra cycle ko sapana dekhe hunchha... Momo re? tyo ni thaili jatro? meribassai!!!! Kyaari nilne ni tetra momo? katai GURAANS GURAANS bhanera chichyauna ta pardaina? Chatpate, paachak, paan-saan pani chapaaiyena gaam tira ta...tei KTM ko Tundikhel utresi maatra khaiyo tyo sab...bakaaida ko dhulo misaayeko... Tyo fishing-sishing chaai griyo hai...Kali Gandaki ma! poudi chaai kheliyena...gaam kaa dui-char jana nidar allare haru josh ma hosh nadekhera hunttindaa Kali le bagaayo re bhanera suniyaa thyo...bicharaa haru ko laash chaai pugyo re Banaras...aafu ta jimdai chhu... ani, ani...tyo rausi ghokyaune chaai na poorba, na paschim, na dakshin, na uttar...piyena bhane baru ke taal ko babakoof raichha bhandaa hun! Ke chha bichaar? Seat chha yo paschimeli laai? Timiharu ko Poorbeli chameli haru laai futyaa aankha ni launna...Gandaki le bagaayeko kassam! Mero bihe bhai sakyo! :P eheheheh |
| Poonte | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 04:17 PM
Pakhlaas, OU 812...bharaai timro bajai laai kuraa nalaai ta ke...arkaaki chhori laai line hanne? :P Haina haina...line ta arkaakai chhori laai ta hanne ho ni...dhet mero khappar ni! :( Aafnai chhori laai ni kasaile line haanos ta? ehehehe Chukli launna...haana, haana, macera side haana...kun devi ko naam ma bhakkal rakhdim baru? |
| OU812 | Posted
on 13-Jul-03 04:23 PM
I KNEW IT... Just finished my last post and popped out for 10 minutes. I had this strange feeling of Poonte around in sajha. And lo behold!! I see poonte's post as I refreshed my browser. Dejavu? Gwarrrrr Gwaaarrr, purba tira bwaso ayo. Looka chelibeti ho.... heheehheh Namoskar Poonte Babu. |
| wizard of oz | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 04:59 AM
Thanks Dharanian and Non-Dharanians for participating in my thread on Dharan. Yes! for us who come from Dharan, it will always be the best place on earth. Nepal is beautiful but DHARAN.. YESKO TA KURAI NAGAU. Vivid and OU812 really made me nostalgic. Nice to hear about one of the famous personalities of Dharan 'the Nirmal Konday'. He is one of its kind. There are other unforgettable ones too, such as JHAPALI, The MARADONA of Dharan. Heard that he could not start the game without a few bottles of PHENSIDYL. Dharan forgive all as he is now Ward Chairman (now adjunct) and big man in sporting arena in Dharan. I remember a few DADAS, BEDE and PANDEY...don't know where are they. There was a THARKE too, a vagabond character who almost won PRADHANPANCH seat... THE NEXT, the musical bad.....CHHAPANI LE CHHAN CHHAN, DHABAKI LE HAN, DHABAKI KO NIGARLE LAGYO MALAI BAN, GANGA BARDAN, Bob Marley of Dharan. KATI BHANNE, DHERAI CHHAN DHARANKA HASTIHARU. By the way any of you dharanians have seen movies in SHIV CINEMA or GANESH TALKIES in HK (Half K...). With no money in pocket it was a good way of watching movie. Do you remember that most of the football tournaments, particularly final KHEL, used to end in DUNGA-MUDA fight:Refree always used to get the first stone. And the BHOTEPULKO 30 degree slope BHAYEKO MAIDAN...Dharan may be the only place on earth where SUN (GOLD) is sold like a SABJI, JAMIN MA display GARERA. AND SIDHRA BAZAR....DESHI LINE KO SUNGURKO MASHU BECHNE PASHALHARU.... There used to be a beautiful BAMBOO House restaurant in Deshi line. And NAVARATHA IN VIJAYPUR DADAMA...full of SEASONS and SIDE KHELA KHEL. Not to mention about HATTISAR (thanx vivid for photo)....never have enough of it even after spending more than a decade in college. By the way you guys must be aware of www.dharanonline.com, HAINA? bye |
| vivid | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 05:45 AM
OU812, Eagerly waiting for that day, just let me know in advance so that I can fast from morning and reserve the rest room, :P thereafter. Poonte ji, Poorbeli haru chameli hoinan, nilkanda hun Chalayo ki ta bijai halne, heh! heh! 5) Adam teased or received verbal lashing form fiery dharane lass. (sometimes kicked the daylights out) Sawadhan!!! Wizard of oz, lol! flashes of Bede's and Pandey's faces appeared before my eyes. Heard a lot about Nirmal but had no idea how he looks like. Not only the Dharane football tournament ends up beating ref, read also in ANA tournament, :) so we are not the odd ones. Finally the code, HK ..... it was really a famous code at one time, not only in cinemas even in colleges when you have to share a bench. heh! heh! |
| SimpleGal | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 05:51 AM
I was in Dharan a couple of times when I was a lil kid, fresh out of toddlerhood. But it was WAY back in the mid 80s. Dhuwa nikalne Chatpate khako yaad ayo bhai..... SOOO sad...:((( Chips a.k.a Chipledhungajyu, you are hilarious....sacchai, competition po huna lagya jasto chhan ni Pokhara ra Dharan ko.....Paschim ra Purba ko! hehehehe.....Lemme nominate Biratnagar, my mamaghar and Dhankuta my babaghar as competitors from Purba....:)))) In peace. |
| marich | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 05:55 AM
Mero mamaghar pani Biratnagar nai ho...babaghar..nasuneko shanbda.Letang, morang, bada babaghar ..Surunga, jhapa..kancha badaghar ..Dharan..la ja ta..hehehehe |
| Deep | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 06:40 AM
Huna ta ma dharane haina but few memories: Morang Pashupari bata itahari ma orleko---nindra ko surma chya pipal ko rukh muni siyal ma (garmi ko maina thyo) basera tankye pachhi purba tira tui tui hinera salik ma debre lage si dharan jane bus stop aayo. tyha express bhanera chadeko bus rokna ma chahi express re chha. manchhe dekhyo ki magne jasto aas garera rokne. daine tira army "byarek" pass garepachhi yasso curve liyera uttar hukiyeko bus tarara tarara bhanera rokyo--daina patti machha pokhari re chhan--paleka--tarara kirsi kendra rey. ani nam matrako charkose jhadi ma chhiryo bus. tara aananda aamne. ani tyo euta matra gadi chhirne pul ma ghachyak ghachyak garera bump pass gardai gayiyo--afu chadya bus khola ma jharla jasto lagera--pool ko halat ta "patla" thyo ni. Ani bhote pul pugnu aghi bargachhi bargachhi bhanyo. sachchi kai thulo barko rukh re chha. daine patti bajagara ho kyara. debre patti yatti aglo communication ko tower dekhintho. ani bhanuchowk ma orlera. ganesh takij ma cinema henra chhireko--herdai garda... char pach jana thiti chhirera malai ta haat ma samatera seat sarde--uniharu sangai basne re bhanera--malai bichmai rakhya bhe ni ke bigrinthyo ra? ani ukalo lagdai chhata chowk pugiyo---daine tira lagera ko bajeko hotel ma chhali pani khayiyo. oralo ma taxi tyampu start banda garera ni orline re chhan. fuel efficiency. dantakali, buda subba, pindeswoor ni bhyaiyo. ani chhata chowk farekera pachhi feri aru ukalo lagdai dur sanchar office ma gaiyo phone hanna. ye sachchi tyai chhata chowk bata alikati ukalo lagna saath debre pattiko dokan puri ra jeri ni dankaiya thyo. ani khahare tira bata hudai yasso debre tira oralo jharera shiva cinema ma cinema ni heriyo ni. [sappai ekkai din ma haina]. bus chadera bhedetar lagda zero point bhanyo. ke nam ho tyasto? ke hisab le zero point ho thah chhaina. bhedetar ma garmi bhanekai thiyena. chya taniyo tya dharan tira herera. arko tira bhane raja rani jane bato bhanne sign thyo. dharan ma ramailo bha thyo. chhuti halyo ni sappai. [aru kam ni gariya thyo --tyo chahi nalekham hola]. aja bhaldmi kuro mai garni bichar ma chhu. hari om. |
| sangam | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 06:42 AM
You are a Dharane, if: 1. you have seen TT dance at a marwari wedding procession. 2. you have bought tickets from Jhapali in black for a movie. 3. you have witnessed police and army brawl at the local theater. 4. you have listened to Nirmal Konday sing at a local college welcome party. 5. you have participated in deusi till 6am in the morning. 6. you know who "domach" is. 7. you know song (land down under)"bhotepulko nirmal konday, shiva margako chyaake pandey" 8. you have HKed your way into early saturday morning charity show at Ganesh Talkies. 9. you have "dressed to kill" for a saturday noon show at local theater. 10. Gyane(laataa) knows you. |
| DryIce33 | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 07:03 AM
I seem to be the only one with so little memories about Dharan. The place I love so much. I dont know if you guys would call me a Dharane. I was born there but I never spent more then a month in a year. But I still feel like a Dharane at heart. I also seem to be the most "shojho" among all the Dharanes since stayed out of trouble all the time. |
| Himalayas | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 08:37 AM
maile pani School chahi Dharan ma nai padeko ho. ma pani kata kata Dharan tir chhu jasto lagyo BEDE, Tharke,Jhapali, Gyane haru ko kura sunda....arko CK ko chahi kura bhaena chha ni ta.. 
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| alnepali | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 08:53 AM
... The New Bhedetar ... 
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| Poonte | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 08:58 AM
Dui kosh taadhai baata mero gandha thaha paaune tyo daandi naak bhaako OU812 laai ke bhanam? :P Gandaki le bagaayeko kassam khaai saken, yaar...timra chelibeti maathi aankha laayen bhane tyo Gandaki le swattai bagaauncha malai! Marnu ni marnu...aaimaai haru maathi najar laaundai marnu? Dhet! Ke kura garyaa hola? RAM RAM RAM! Tesaile, lukaauna pardaina hau timraaa chelibeti haru laai...bichari euti laai ta jhan jabarjasti haandi ma kochna laai raa re OU 812 le! Bichari niskanda feri haandi-ghopte roop liyera niskin bhane yo Poonte ta parai jaawos, aru kasaile ni naherlaa feri...eheheh VIVID jyu!!! Bijhyaune nilkaanda re? Malai kehi dar chhaina...chhuna puge po bijhyaunu! Yo bibahit haat le kasailaai chhuna gayo bhane ta feri Mahadev le maathi baata tauko ma bel khasaidinchha...khutrukkai huna man chhaina hau yo kalilai budheshkaal ma! eheheh... tai pani...hosh garnus hai...Sajha ma tannai chhan tyo nilkaanda ta ke...sarho na sarho kaandai kaandai bhako gulaaf ko daanth laai dhari lalyak luluk banaune ful kaa maali haru ;) ***************** Ok. Uhil jamaana maa ma pani "jauna sarara ho Kankai basaima" bhanera geet gaundai poorba tira pugeko thiyen, tara Dharan chaai miss bho...tara suneko chhu Dharan beutiful mattrai haina, aru kehi shahar haruko daanjo ma ali badhi bikasit pani chha re (ssssssssssh, OU 812...timra cheli beti haru ko kkura garya haina...eheheh). I will certainly make it point to visit that place when I'm in Nepal next! Sunyaa ho Dharaane daju/bhai-didi/bahini haru? Tyo jaand haalna thaalae hunchha...ani tyo ghyampe momo pani tataundai gara hai! |
| alnepali | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 08:59 AM
... Tamur Pool... stilll hanging ... 
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| alnepali | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 09:15 AM
...Continued... Gyanoo (Lata)... that was good one :o) &Sangam - Still have "Open Khata" with the Thela Waalaas - Made it to a Local Cricket Match at Bhagwati school - Went swimming at Sardoo Khola - Bribed the Pujari at Dantakali Mandir for the Khassiko Taoko - Srcibbled your name at the bamboo plants at Buda Subba Mandir - Had Nasta at Pandayko Pasal at Bijaypur chowk after your weekly Mandir trip - Never knew why the Budaas talked about at Chhata Chowk Paan Pasal - Know NOT to call the Bengali Compounder& a Compounder, rather a Doctor - Never gotten over the foul urine smell that came out of Shiva Takij - Know the Pork Vendors Brothers at Desi Line & |
| Jukhure | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 09:59 AM
Some Pure Dharane Slangs: Chari, Kutuks, Gokte, Maal, Faxa and chirip More Popular names: Kaale Chandre, Fyaaure, Comando, Paahaa....... |
| Gokul | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 10:23 AM
Unbearable lightness of being: My Dharan On trivial and lighter veins, many of you have tried to figure out the essence of Dharan. Having lived there all my formative years, there is no doubt that it is the city that is closest to my heart. I have many memories of this city - both sweet and sour, but always warm and endearing. I had written a series of poem on Dharan in my childhood. Some of them are lost and some of them - now I have found irrelevant. If any lurks in my mind, I will post in Sajha someday. But instead of indulging in nostalgia, I am trying to understand and judge this city objectively. After thinking for sometime to sum up the inner quality of Dharan - the title of a Kundera's novel came in my mind. Yes, that's it: Dharan is the city where you immediately and immensely feel the joy and sorrow of unbearable lightness of being. "Being" is not a philosophy there. You just live there watching the valuable(?) days go by. You live full of potentials but without the urge to bring them into reality. You just remain complacent, happy to remain the way you are. While there are many external changes taking place in Dharan, it in essence, has always been the same. Always trying to adjust with the imported cultures of Nottingham Hill and Dhankute hills, it wakes up with the chimes of Dantakali Mandir bells and sleeps with the psychedelic tunes of Pink Floyd. It is a medley, a mosaic, always a hodgepodge, never in its entirety. Living the spirit of Darjeeling, sipping the spirit of Denmark It always tries to be others, the one that is not there. It lives in dreams, mocking awakenings, For dream here is more beautiful than elsewhere's reality. |
| TopGun | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 10:23 AM
Hi, I was born, raised and done in Dharan. One of my oldest memories of Dharan were to do with some wierd characters. One was a guy who was known as BARBARE. He would put peacock feathers in his head and go on speaking at every corner of Dharan about his own theories about the world, society and what not. He would go to the Bahun and Newar Tole and tell them in their face how oppressive they were and how they were going to be run over by the RAI, LIMBU soon! He theorized that America was hell bent on dropping the skylab in Nepal and thousands of people were going to die. I must admit I had quiet a few sleepless nights. Some people thought he was a Chinese spy :-) Another was a psuedo-magician who would gather school kids around in the side of the main street and tell them he is going to do some cool magic. I waited hours for him to show me his goodies, however only thing he ever delivered was to balance a big piece of rock on a glass. Basically he was selling his Viagra pills. Another was a guy called BALJITE who was rumored to be a great Goorkha fighter in the British Army but later had a mental breakdown as he was denied his honor. Whatever the truth, he was very very scary!!! Man, I would not get within 1 mile radius of that chap. Have fun! TopGun |
| biratnagare | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 10:26 AM
What about the Chhapriko Bangoor with Skin and Fat? And Sainik Hotelko Tongbaa? |
| biratnagare | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 10:30 AM
Contd: To be a dharane, u must have traveled to Jogbani ( Germany ) Via Itahari ( Italy ), and Duhabi ( Dubai ) Biratnagar ( Beijing ) for a dial of Phensidil. And must have had your jhyaple kal cut by local police. Ohhhhhhh I forgot the famous Dharane Academic destination : Birpur in Bihaar...... |
| Poonte | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 10:30 AM
Mmmmmmmmmmmm...bangoor ko maasu...chhala ra boso samet...koila maathi char-char garera poleko...ooooooooo...damn! mero key board ma tappa ryal chuhiyo! Tyo Tongbaa chaai Sainik hotel-sotel ko thaha chhaina...jataa ko bhayeni chalchha...lyaunus..dui-chaar haandi nai rittyaidimla ;) |
| OU812 | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 01:22 PM
Vivid done deal. Samosa with hot hot chola (You know decorated aloo mixed with matar and a little pond of hot water in center bubbling in kerosene stove). Poonte if you are in dharan let me know. I know a place that kicks Babar-Mahal ringht in the ding ding. Tongba Supreme and Bongoor ko sekwaaa,,,, ryaaaaallllllll ani rest of Dharane bros on the house. Purano Bazar ko Gazal singer lie side hannu janae tyaspachi :o) |
| rai | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 01:37 PM
some more Dharane Criterias: * BSC sir ko ma math tution padheko or Padhne koi chineko * Bijaypur danda ma School bhagera hariyo kachho Aap( Mango ) chorne gayeko * At least knows one Hamjayega joke * Budha subba mandir ma Kukhara ko kalejo ma jokhana dekhayo. * Sarsawati puja ma afno school nagaye pani Balika school chai ek dui patak pugenai parne. *Dashain Tihar ko mela ma FAN RACE ra Hauji (Bingo) kheleko hunu parne And some more Dharane vocabulary GAS: means lover, mann parayeko keti/keta or simply ek patak boleko keti/keta depends upon kati ko BT ( Big talk) ho Doctor: drug addicts( because they can inject at most unimaginable places) Will add more as I remember.. Deep: As far as I know that place is called Zero point because Dharan. Dhankuta highway starts from that point. The measurement starts from that point. I remeber places in Kalimpong and around are called as Miles like 9 mile ko kaki . etc... ( suna correct me hai ) Poonte. we used to call that kind of masu as TIN TALE MASU. pahilo talla skin dosro talla fat and finally rato masu as third talla. (me too ...watering ) |
| sangam | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 01:38 PM
Purano bajaarko gajal singer? Singers from Dharan (tara ahile ta KTM tirai hola sabbai): 1. Deep Shrestha 2. Ganga Bardaan 3. Lochan Bhattarai 4. Pabitra Subba Please add on. How about THE NEXT concerts? Those were the days. :) alnepali: open khata with thelawalas. GOOD ONE. ( How about Shivji's khata, you still got one open?) :) |
| vivid | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 01:52 PM
OU812, The count down has begun, :-) Can already smell the aroma of that bubbling chola.... ufff, unrestrained hunger strolled down my digestive system! :( Gokul ji, Are you from SBS? Waiting for your poems in earnest in sajhapuri nagari. Poonte ji, Jhapa tira gayera jhapali bandhu haru uchaling uchaling ani dharan ayera feri faksa ra tongba ko nam ma ryal chuhaying, double path kheling ki kya ho??Grrr kittt...... In serious note: you should visit Dharan, it is a place of its own! A cauldron where east melts with west! |
| Poonte | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 02:39 PM
Vivid-jyu ra OU 812-jyu (yo bajye laai jyu bhandaa ta ke ke khas khas laagdo raichha...eheheh), Hajur haruko hardik nimantrana yo Poonte ko chillo shiropar, hajur! Hajur haruko chelibeti maathi najar laune kurai bhayena...maathi bhane jhain ki ta Gandaki le bagaunchha, ki Mahadev le chillo khappar ma bel khasaidinchha...hajur, yo tuchhya praani laai kalilai budheshkaal ma marna lekhya raichha bhane baru tyo faksa ko boso le mutu ko nashaa nai thappa paarera marna paam...ki ta tyo Tongba Supreme ko nashaa le magaj kakrakkai bhayera khutrukkai huna paam...hajur, swarga pugne dhoko pura hune thiyo! Hajur, OU 812...aba ta dhukka hoi baksiyos! Bichari tyo euti ajhai haandi bhitra baata GUHAR GUHAR garera karaai raa chhe...teslaai umkaai baksiyos, hajur! Ma tesko najik pani pardina...parechhu bhane hajur ko paitaala ma shir raakhi maafi maagne chhu, hajur! Hajur le godaa ta pratek din bihana dhune garibakseko hola...natra feri ma behos hola, hajur! Vivid sarkar maharaani! Hajur ko maatashree hajur laai buhaari chahiyo bhanne khabar yo Poonte ko chyau jasto kaan ma pugyo, hajur! Hajur kaa dai-bhai pani hoibaksanchha? Hajur kaa santaan ma sambandha gaasne suwarna awasar milne khabar bhaye ta bharai nai chhori paune koshish garnechhu! ehehhe ke pyar pyar boli raa hola yo Poonte? Chup! ;) |
| marich | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 03:19 PM
Tyo Tamoreko pul sanga naramro samaya biteko yad aayo photo herda, kura 2041-42 salko ho, malekhuko khola ma pul thiyena, badjhile bagayeko thiyo, tehi bela uta dharan dhankuta rajmarga ma pani thau thauma pahiro gayera, bato bhasiyera bus chalna banda bha thiyo. ma tyo belama hileko sathi sanga Hile jandai thiye. Bus nabha hunale yeutai upaye thiyo hidnu, hidera tamorko pul samma puge pachi ani tya bata bus, truck jeep chalthyo dhankuta ra hile janalai. Dharan bata hideko Sanguri bhanjyang cross garnu parthyo, Bhede tarko barabar altitudema, same range of mountain, but slightly to the west. 6 ghanta lagyo tyo thado ukaloma garmi ma hidda. balla balla sanguri ma pugiyo, sano yeuta chiya pasal jasto ma thin- ararot biscuit, tyo nariwal halya biscuit ani chiya khana paido raicha, tya pani yek cup chiyako 5 rupiya. ani pani khanaali , pani kinnu parthyo. yek rupiya yek gilass ko. Sanguri bhanjyang bata uta patti chahi oralo orlinu parne, thado oralo, thado bhanya, rukh, hanga , jhar pat je samtna payo tehi samater worlinu parne. Tyo pahiilako dhankuta jane purano bato. Rajmarga bane pachi chaltima thiyena cahltima thiyena tyai bhayera.. Beluka 6 baje tira pugiyo tyo tamoreko kholama, addhyaro, nispatta kyai nadekhine, kuna kapchama , sano jhopadi jasto ghar haruma diyo, tuki baleko dekhinthyo. ani bus ra truck driverharu churot tandai kura gareko suninthyo, bus ra truck chai laine lagayera ubhyayeko thiyo. Beluika ko 6 baje pachi kyai pani jandaithyo dhankuta tira, tesaile tyo rati tyai bitaunu paryo. yeuta truck driverlai sutna de bhaneko yekjanako 10 rupiayako darle paisa le bhanyo. yeo khaltima hereko paisako namma 15 rupiya sibaya banki thiyena, Courtesy of my friends habit of hunting Bear in Dharan bajar, specially tyo Sagarmatha hotel ho kyare. khana pani kahnu paryo ni , ani tyo truk driverlai balla balla manayau ra dash rupiya diyera sutne buyabastha gareu. Aba khanu ta paryo ke khane, pach rupiyale ke aauncah. yeso hereko tya tyo pulko uta patti madhisele pasal rakheko raicha, tuki balera. tya gayera chiura ra dalmoth kiniyao ra pu ma basera phako marna thaliyo Khandai janda bhokko shurma kyai tha bhayena tara bistarai hatma , galama kyai chaleko cjasto bhayo. pahila ta kyai wasta gariyena, tara atti bhaye pachi ke ho ta bhanera hereko kamila parecha. "yo Mji kamila ka bata aayo' bhanera jangiy mero sathi, ani lighter balera herya ta kamila ta tyai khai ra chiura bata salalala bagira raicha... 'nakhau din bhariko shikar, khau bahne kancha bauko anuhar'. la hera phasad. man nalagi nalagi phyalnu paryo tyo dal moth ra chiura. wak- wak lagera, thuk -thukii thukera morole rat bhari sutna dya hoina, malai matrai hoina truck driverlai pani. truck driver lai atti bhaye cha, hamilai nikal diyo rati suti ra belama truck bata ani pach rupiya phirta diyo. kina pach rupiya matra bhaneko aadhi rat suteko aadhi paisa re. mar jattho bhandai chaurma sutna gaiyo. tyo tamorko khola nira bhayera ke garne, yesto garmi tya. lamkhutte le sutna dya hoina. ramro sanga sutana sakya hoina. bholi palta bihanai bus udharo ma chadhera gaiyo Hile tira. "mero bau hileko NAIKEr" bhane pacchi uslai nacchine kohi nahudo raicha. ani Hile puge pachi paisa tirya thyo. ma ghar ( KTM) aaunda tyo bajiyele sapat diyeko 200 rupiya liyera pheri tyai sanguri bhanjyang ko bato pharkera aayeko thiye. .. tyetti bela tha payeko maile . Yekdam garho uklalo cha, lamo ani thado na thado, bhane alikati shiva prasad khatarko tande pachi ta ukalo sukalo sab gayab. jand chai khana hundaina kinabhane pheri tya bhir bata klhurmuriye pachi sidhai tamorma . hehe |
| Jukhure | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 03:42 PM
How about Samosa with Alu ko tarkaari at Sunsari Hotel? That was the best Samosa ever. Gokul, Where are you now? Anup was trying to get in touch with you. |
| OU812 | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 04:37 PM
4 - 3 - 2 -1 Viivid, on count of 0 be there in Chata Chowk under the Hindi Movie Billboard. Noticed you mentioned SBS there. Did you attend that school? Just curious, don't kill this Dhade Biraloo hai. Thankx Ambo Ke Ho Poo.. Maan saaryo dhuko jasto cha ni kasto kalilo maan. Wokey Wokey I take it back. Dharan Aunuhos I will personallyl make sure there is Nari Julus to welcome Poonte The Great. All adorned in raato sari and tika, chaobadi cholo, navel showing, bare feet carrying Saipatri phool ko mala, Bangoor Sekwa, Tongba Supreme, Chatachowk ko Paan and Jumbo Momos. :o) Rai Saab how many Steel ko Botuko did you win in that Fan Race held at Public High School Ground? I once won a finest bottle Druk Orange Juice. Did you see the Mauth Ke Jaal? Where that Lady biker rides in conical rickety well? Ani Roti Ping? Marich nice journal. |
| Gokul | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 05:25 PM
Vivid, Yes, from SBS. How about you? What is your offline name? Jukhure, I had one friend in my school whom we used to call Jukhure. I would not take the risk guessing here. Could you break this unfair information asymmetry? |
| OU812 | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 05:47 PM
Gokul Bhandari? |
| noname | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 06:16 PM
Ham pani dherai tado ko ta hoina hai...! FILIM herne ta uhi Ganesh TAKIZ ra SHIVA TAKIZ ta ho ni... Vivid, So we were together there too!! |
| TopGun | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 06:20 PM
Last time when I went to a road trip, I could not resist mangling this perfectly fine song by John Denver and came up with this lyrics. I do have a recording of my song but since I am not exactly a singer I assume that its not that you will enjoy. If any of you talent out there would like to give it a try, let me know :-) Jhandai Sworga Dharan Shahar, Bijaypur Dando, Sardu Khola Jindagi Purano Chha, Bargachhi Bhanda Purano Pahad Bhanda Naya, Hawa Jastai Bagdo Mahendra Rajmarga, Malai Ghar Purya Tyo Thau Jahabaata Ma Aako Dharan Shahar Dantakali Maata Malai Ghar Purya Mahendra Rajmarga Mera Sabai Samjhanaharu Unkai Oripari Lahure Ki Swasni Hongkong Kahile Nadekheki Nilo Ra Swachha Aakash Bhari Potiyeko Chandramako Nirmal Prakash Mero Ankhama Ashu Mahendra Rajmarga, Malai Ghar Purya Tyo Thau Jahanbaata Ma Aako Dharan Shahar Dantakali Maata Malai Ghar Purya Mahendra Rajmarga Harek Bihani Ma Uni Le Bolayeko Swor Sunchhu Internet Malai Tadhako Ghar Samjhai Rahanchha Batoma Gadi Kudaunda Malai Yesto Lagchha Ma Hijai Ghar Pugnu Parne Thiyo Hijai... Mahendra Rajmarga, Malai Ghar Purya Tyo Thau Jahanbaata Ma Aako Dharan Shahar Dantakali Maata Malai Ghar Purya Mahendra Rajmarga Mahendra Rajmarga, Malai Ghar Purya Tyo Thau Jahanbaata Ma Aako Dharan Shahar Dantakali Maata Malai Ghar Purya Mahendra Rajmarga Malai Ghar Purya Mahendra Rajmarga Malai Ghar Purya Mahendra Rajmarga |
| vivid | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 06:20 PM
Gokul dai, Mero guess ta kya thik thaun ma lagecha ni. When I first read your posting in sajha I always had the feeling that I know you in person ni. Had inquired many times also but you didn't bothered to reply. (will write a mail via sajha soon). Jukhure ji, Anup Thapaliya?? Where is he now? Last bumped into him in Anam nagar, kya motaunu bha cha ni, jhannai nachinya maile ta, :) Poonte sarkar, Hajur ko pariwar sanga saino gasnu paunu ta yo tuccha prani ko aho bhagya ko kura ni hajur, :D lau na lau baru alik chandai chori ko byawasta garnu hola, :P Samdhi samdhini ko pagari guthera basamla ni hajur sajha ko dabali ma juwari khelna lai, hunna?( Gokul dai yeta tira chain napadi dinus hai, heh! heh!) OU812, So another of the SBS ho? Kya sansar sanai raicha bhannu parla, ;) But you still own me that samosa with hot hot chola ni, heh! heh! sittai ma paunda alakatra pani nilne bani lagya dharane na pariyo, :P Public ko hoina Sadan School ko maidan ma chain 4 steel ko batuka jitya thiyen fan race ma, Heh! heh! Mauth ke jaal, you do have good memory, NO? Hausi khelda ko arkai maja bina sitta ma house full bhanera karaune haru lai ta gayera dyam dyam die halam jasto rish uthne ni afno line sakina sakina lagya bela ta, :D Anyone heard the ghazal by Gyanu Thebe? Olala, this thread is really making me nostalgic! Time to hit the bed! |
| vivid | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 06:24 PM
OU812, you should write me an e-mail also. Would love to know who the sajha compliment in reality is, ;) Noname ji, Hajur sanga ta jatai tatai bhet hola jasto cha, :) Will definitely meet you when I'm back in nepal. |
| SimpleGal | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 01:25 AM
The word "Gokte" caught my attention..... Is it a Dharane word? Because I use it a lot!!! Learned it from my cousins in Biratnagar.... hehehehehe |
| krishman | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 02:36 AM
I am originally from pokhara but I have lots of dharane friends .here are some exciting dharane words and sentences . Aaaaaaach = dharane version for Gee ,i guess . Doh = dont mistake it for Duh ! ..doh simply means money in dharane lang . Sacri =this must have derived from english word Sacrifice . I cant find the exact word for Sacri .But once when I was in school ,I was gobbling food as I was very hungry .my dharane friend came and said ." Aaaaaacch Bro ,Sacri dindai chau ni . Laaaaas =Aaaaacccch bro mero wallet harayera laaaaaaas jhoor bho ni .. Lu Lu = Aru pani dharane words haru chan hola .Lu Lu post gara .Lu Lu kasle pahila post garne ...Lu Lu herchu. :D |
| rai | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 03:33 AM
Here are some adjectives used to describe the Numbers in HAUJI( Bingo) 1- candle stick number one 2- little pup number two 3- Naughty girl number three 4- Naughty boy number four 5- beautiful number five 6- half dozen number six 7-lucky number seven 8- fat lady number eight 9- unlucky number nine 0- big zero. I dont know if it is followed in other parts of the country but I always thought this is typical dharane way. OU812 : Kaha jitne kura , Khali aru le kheleko herera chitta bujhaunu parthyo. Mela bhitra chirna ta parkhal naghera or dulo- sulo khojera janu parthyo. Anyway tihar ma Deusi khele pachhi yeso 5-10 rupiya hathparda bhane gayintyo ra tye ta ho ni Hauji khelna lai. Hajar Hajar ko prize ko sapana dhekdai.. Gokul Bhandari ???? Bhandari Sir ko Chhro ho ?? Kata kata naam chai suneko jasto lagera ayo! anyway I am also SBSer . Titepati Titepati Jhap Jhap Jhap. Noname: Maf pau hai tara Dharane bhayera alik aftyaro lagera ayo .. Takiz is only Ganesh, Shiv is Cinema. Dharan ma bhanda Ganesh takiz( talkies) ra Shiva Cinema bhanera bhanne bani thiyo tyesaile Shiv takiz sunda alik afttyaro lagyo. Any way . There used to be sanibar morning show ( ? for students) and ticket alik sasto hune bhayekole tyo show chai herene garinthiyo. dont know if this sanibar morning show is still there! |
| marich | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 03:53 AM
"Hyaps diis ta" Bhanya chai bhat khaish ta bhaneko re |
| wizard of oz | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:04 AM
Gokul, did not know you are in US. I know there are many Hattisarians in US and a few in Australia too. I used to be team leader of Hattisar Quiz Team. Remember me? Feel lonely and started this thread. this is really going good. Thanx all of you for participating. |
| vivid | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:15 AM
Wizard of oz = A.M. ?? |
| wizard of oz | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:43 AM
U got it right. |
| rai | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:16 AM
wizard of OZ Maile pani chine ! If I can remember you correctly you taught us Chemistry (tution). |
| vivid | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:31 AM
Hey pravu, Yo dharan sano bha ho ki sansar nai sano bha ho?? Sabai le sabai lai chining, ramilo manaying, ;). |
| rai | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:34 AM
Vivid. A.M is one great soul in Dharane Quiz Contest field , so no surprise in knowing the fellow. |
| vivid | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:38 AM
Yups, 100% correct. rai bhai, hajur lai ta chemistry padaunu bhayecha malai ta agadi * bio* thapera padaunu bha jhan, :))) |
| rai | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:45 AM
Chinu Sinnu chaina Tyesai Bhai Bhanne?? Ke ho yesto VIVID " DAI" .. But yes hunu pani sakccha hai. |
| Gokul | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:47 AM
Wizard of Oz, Gurudev, accept my pranam. |
| noname | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:56 AM
Rai sir I stand corrected! But I scored 50%, didn't I? Pass gardinu paryo :) Dherai bhayechha Dharan ma CINEMA naherya! That is only excuse that I can think of now! |
| SITARA | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:57 AM
:) This is one of the most wonderful threads I have had the pleasure of reading. "Nepali pan" (Dharaaney pan, for those who object) at its best!!! This thread is the "spirit of Sajha" !!!! |
| sangam | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 06:23 AM
One from "land down under" One from "great white north" One from "europe" Rest are all in "land of opportunites". SBSers, isn't it time that someone start a "www.sbsalumni.org"? Aafu pariyo computer illiterate, natra ta suru garidinthey. |
| sangam | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 06:31 AM
Oooooooooooooooops!! Right now, count is at two in Europe. (sajhama aaune matrai hai, tyo pani maile thaha pako. aru ta aba katti hola kata kata). Bajaarai bharauna Dharanai Bajaarai bharauna Dharanai, allare jowan yestai cha namana hairanaai Bajaarai bhari ukali chadi ma puge saaguri, tya bata herda ramailo dekhada dukha lagyo man bhari, aafailai here ke samjhe samjhe jiwan ta chyan bhari (Ganga Bardaan) |
| vivid | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 06:57 AM
Ok, Here is the song from HIMAYATI cultural group of dharan: Bhende taar sarara, ghumti batoma, Marine po hoki yehi mato ma.... Ghumnu cha Dharana, namana hairan, Jiwana jiunu chha... Adhyaro bhitra, ujyalo batti, Hami le balnu chha.... Sardu ko bhel jhain, khuheko bel jhain, Jiwana nasukosh... Samundra sukosh, pahad jhukosh, Sir hamro najhukosh...... ( Ganesh Ijam) |
| Poonte | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 07:29 AM
Aahaa! Katti ramaailo! Sajha ko jai hos! San hajur ko jai hos! La ta, Dharaane bandhu haru...aba chaai yo pyar pyare Paschime laai bidaa paam...baato laagnu paryo...tapaain haru ko mitrata, aatmiyata falos, fulos...malaai ni ramailo laagyo...tapaain haru ko hospitality dekhi ma sandhai aabhaari rahene chhu... katai baato biraayera Paschim tira utranu bhayo bhane khabar paam, Gandaki ma lagera dubaai dimla :P eheheh...thatta maatrai...baru tyo mo mo-so mo ta paaindaina haam tira...kodo ko roti ra chini-pani takryamla...saadaa gundruk ko jhol ra bhaat pani khwaamlaa...laino bhainsi ko ghiu sanga...tettinjel ta tyo saainla ko paatha ni thulo bhayera chhinyauna laayak ko bhai saklaa...rodi ghara jaamla...raainli, kaainli, saainli, thaainli sab sanga naachamlaa, gaamlaa (chhoyo bhane chaai feri khukuri ko dhaar le khappar dui tukraa paardimla...eheheh)...aba raamrai sanga bihe-sihe garera haamri cheli beti laai Poorba bhitraune soor bhaye chaai ghoda-soda ko ni bando basta garamla... La ta, tapaain haru ramailo gardai garnus...tyo Tongbaa le ringyauna ni thaalyo...baru Koshi dekhi Gandaki samma hinderai pugna parla...tyo bangoor ko boso utaarna chha ;) Daiba le saanche, namari baanche...feri bangoor ko masu sanga HYAPPS dina aamlaa! Laaaast bore bho ni ....sukka sukka :(( |
| Gokul | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 07:46 AM
Afnai thau bhaye pani sadhai naulo naulo lagne Afnai sathi bhaye pani sadhai bolu bolu lagne Kahilay nametine tirshana jasto, Kahilay nabhetine sapana jasto. Kata kata smriti maa sadhain nachiraheko... Pulpuliyeko chhoro jasto Kahile hapkauna man lagne, Kahile Uth Uth bhannuparne Tara sadhai maya lagne. Buddha! Aau, ekchhin Buddha-chowk ma basera tongba khau. Timra latthiyeka aankha herera Ma pani euta katha lekhchu. Ma pani euta darshan lekhchu, Kathmandu ko lamicchane jastai. Hemingway ko budho jastai Harek bihan byujhida Dharan ko sapana dekhiraheko hunchhu. Ani Uthchhu ra jindagi ko samudra ma maccha khijdai hincchu. Dharan, timro Jeevan prati ko mohalai Salaam Dharan, timro Jeevan prati ko nishfikritilai salaam |
| vivid | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 07:54 AM
Gokul dai, Dherai pachi hajur ko kabita padna paiyo, khusi lagyo! DHARAN! Addict haruko panja bata, Umkana khojdaicha Dharan, Pradushan ko tuwalo bata, Sanglina khojdaicha Dharan, Sundar sushil basti ko nirman ma, Jurmuraundai cha Dharan, Asanti chayeko godhuli bhitra, Santi ko bigul fukdaicha Dharan, Dharan! mero Dharan, Puna ek patak, Maulikta ko khojima, Sankha ghosh gardaicha, DHARAN! DHARAN! DHARAN! La Gokul dai, nepali komjor cha katai galti bhetnu bhaye sachai dinu hola. |
| sangam | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 08:44 AM
Ma pani chanasma danas garidim. Man napare gali nagarnu hola. Gharharu ladeka thiye laasharuko pangti thiyo sadhai sabailai swagat garne swagat dwaar sabaiko bidhaima ladeko thiyo. Koshiko bagarma daurako thakma hariyo baasma baadhera jiudo mero saharlai daag batti dina tayaar haatharu puna-nuwaran garna pachi parenan mrityu nagar bhanera. Aaja kachuli fereko cha mero sahar aafnai haatle pura gardaicha aafno rahar dhanda namaanus, aaunus mero saharko naya rang hernus bidhaima ladeko swaget dwaar natamastak bhaie daag batti dina khojneharulai swagatma dui haat jodirachecha. |
| Gokul | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 08:57 AM
Vivid, Euta purano tukra yahan phela paryo. "Baasi" rahecha chai na bhannu :) http://www.paradesh.com/2002/april/mero_desh_bhandari.htm |
| alnepali | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 09:17 AM
... wizard of oz ... Long Tyam Dai... Any word from "Ninja"? Sangam: Shivaji had to write off my account as "Bad Debt" :o) Jukhure: Sunsari Hotel's samosas are the best..Mainly coz' you get unlimited # of Alooko tarkaari servings Anyone know the name of the Compounder? |
| sangam | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 09:28 AM
alnepali, I think his name is Ashok Bhaduri (compounder) Bad dept, huh? May be he will make you pay in $$ next time you make it home. :) |
| alnepali | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 09:41 AM
Sangam That's him.. Ashok Compounder. His son, Shankhar, used to be a class mate The last tyam I was at Dharan, didn't find Shivaji. Ghantaghar was under construction. We guys should gather to find a similar project as well. Dai from MN had originally come up with the thought and was able to give it a little start. |
| rai | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 10:03 AM
alnepali. Even though everybody knows Ashok Bhaduri as compounder he is infacta doctor, did his MBBS from Calcutta. Shankar now works at BPKIHS as technician.. If shankar was your classmate, they you are also SBSer hoina? When I was at Dharan ( about a year back) . I think Shivaji was still at his usual place at Singhadevi chowk.. Did he shift along with Balika school then ? any way the best of Shivaji Bhaiya was Dahibada.. Ghantaghar ko idea ta thikai ho but I think it is a pity to build it with Cement( 20:1). Hadda bhaye 20 barsa hola hoina Cement ko age.? Wish it was built with something permanent. Sangam : who all are in Europe ? just curious.. |
| TopGun | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 10:09 AM
alnepali, I was also a classmate of Shankar Bhaduri. You should then know PK, Chandra, Griharaj, Khagen, Om et all...I remember all those folks with all their idiosyncrasies. Who can forget Mr Pagal Scientist? I don't know how SBS is doing these days. Last time I went home, it was basically dying, unable to compete with other new kids in town. It would be a real fun to have a reunion of SBS-ites some time in future... |
| Poonte | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 10:51 AM
Excuse me, hai, Dharaane bandhu haru! Baato laagi sakyaa thiyen...tyo Koshi paari ko bagar ma pugesi aekdam moot le chyaapera tyo kaalo dhunga pachhadi mootna jaanda po jhasyangai bhayen...MERO KACHHAAD NAI CHHUTECHHA! uuu...tei maathi jhundi raa raichha...la, continue, continue...sorry! Ma laagen feri! ;) |
| alnepali | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 11:09 AM
rai: Didn't know Ashok Compounder finally got his MBBS. I did meet Shankhar for a short moment last year but didn't get the tyam to catch up. He had a kid and all. Anyways, Didn't see Shivaji at the Stadium at the "Buda Subba Cup" either. TopGun: I was Shankhar's classmate only for the third grade. Didn't go to SBS. Sangam: Are you from Ward#16 (Janpath)? |
| rai | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 11:21 AM
*Ye poonte pakha pakha ... Timro bayer pani chutechha .. liyera jau .. |
| Poonte | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 11:53 AM
eheheh...ali Tongbaa dherai bho ke? ghari ke, ghari ke chhuttyaune mero khappar! saanchi...uu kunaa ma ubhi raheki, lungi bereki...salaakka pareki...ke naam po ho, birse...uu pani chhutyaa ho ki? ;) Aiyaa!!! Mula, OU812...jiskyaa po ta...testari arkako tauko ma dhungro le thokne ho? La, la, ma gayen...aba yespali chaai farkera aunna! Je chhutya bhayeni aunna...kassam, natra Koshi le nai baataima bagaayera Kaashi puryawos! |
| sangam | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 11:56 AM
Rai, Let them speak for themselves. Alnepali, No, I am not from Janpath. |
| OU812 | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 01:39 PM
HI Vivid, Thanks for replying to the email. Since u conside me as a toddler in huggies, by implication the Samosa Ghugooni is out of the window. Better offer, if you happen to swing via belayat, will make you Canteen Miss style Aloo Chop and Matar Jhol. Got recipe of Canteen miss Son. :o) Gokul Dai, Namaskar. Had the priviledge of one to one tuition with Bhandari Sir. Must say his penchant for poetry is in you. But I couldn't grasp his poetic flights though. Too high level. Heard you topped your University in Pakisthan. Respect!! Rai ji, last time I was in dharan, I was shocked to see the face lift Naya Bazaar had received. More concrete jungle then Kaath ko Dokans. Does anyone remember Dinesh Emporium? Vidata Store (Excellent collection of English Audio Tapes), Shiva & Sons. Domach? I swear I have seen that guy. He use to walk along Janpath in Army Green Trench Coat, Jeans, Basketball Shoes and tinted John Lennon Glass. Of course high on Phensi and Churpi in his mouth. Top-Gun: "I don't know how SBS is doing these days. Last time I went home, it was basically dying, unable to compete with other new kids in town." The school died with the passing away of the eldest son, so I've heard. Poonte Dai, once you get the taste of dharan, you will return for more. There is no stopping. Where in Nepal have you heard of Adam Teasing? I've said enuff :o) |
| milans | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 02:32 PM
Hi all, Nice to see you all sharing your thoughts about Dharan. Made me nostalgic. Gokul: Basaai sareko dherai dhilo thaha paye. Kamsekam ek patak fon ta garnu parcha sarnu aghi. Anyway, I have been following your posts in sajha for awhile now. Keep it up. Vivid: I like reading your musings and poems. Talk about SBS reminds me of (few out of many): Bhandari sirko ukhaan, "atti ek garnu, atti dui garnu, atti tin garnu, tara atti char kahile nagarnu". Nagendra sir and his english classes. Shyam daiko Momos and Mohan bhaiyaako chaksala. Class 8 dayscholors Vs. Borders football match. alnepali: Sup brother? Ganesh's roof top sukuti bar re? Mukhamai paani aayo :) Good to see you all in sajhaland. |
| Jukhure | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 03:37 PM
How can anyone can forget Head sir's Chaabook?? |
| OU812 | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:00 PM
SBS ... Wonder years!! 
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| OU812 | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:02 PM
Koshi Anchal Rocks!! 
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| OU812 | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:02 PM
Vivid ... Smile...... U r In the pic :o) 
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| OU812 | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:03 PM
Nicon Anyone? 
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| Arnico | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:12 PM
that last picture is a Buddha Air aircraft, a Beechcraft 1900D ... not Necon Air. |
| Gokul | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:14 PM
OU812, Where did you get that precious old photograph of our school? Do you recognize the person standing in the last row first from the left? |
| OU812 | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:27 PM
Gokul dai, in original photo, Ganga Sir, Sabtri (Sharma) Miss and Head miss are noticable. You think Bhandari Sir standing? Could be. The tradmark Nepali topi is clear :o) |
| Gokul | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:35 PM
Yes, that's him. I have this picture in Nepal. OU812, is it possible to let me know who you are and at the same time maintain your anonymity in Sajha? You can hint me through SBS-related stuffs. |
| oys_chill | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:36 PM
ou812 bro, aroo ta dunno.....been such a less traveller in life................dunno mucho bout dharan..tara tyo khana ko kura le chai kaam ma.........andra chiriyera aayo.... nice pics.....btw, eheh ginie tells me u r the one behind that gal holding koshi anchal ko ...baccha dekhin nai dhaddu raicha re? perhaps he was joking :P ehehe |
| milans | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:44 PM
OU812, Wow!!! Classic pics. Any idea which year the first pic was taken? I wonder if I am in that pic. All the girls in the second pic are my classmates except Sanju. Brought back the memories of our scouting days. That picture must have been taken back in 82-83. Aasha didi along with the Rajbhagat dai in the third pic. How did you get hold of these pics? Are you Atal by any chance? (just a huntch) Please share it with us if you have some more. I have few pics which were taken back in 82-83. I will post once I get a chance to scan them. WOW again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| OU812 | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 04:52 PM
Oys Dharan ma come come. Kodo ko Jaad :o) Ani that Dhaddhu Guy is Dharan ko Naami Body Builder, Use to lift us with his left arm. Milan dai tapai lie pani chineko jasto lagyo. Any relation to Tallo Picture Hall? Shiva Cinema hall? |
| vivid | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:04 PM
My! My! Ek chin sajhapur chadera yeta uta gayera ayeko ta purai full swing ma gai raa raicha DHARANE haru ko jam ghat ta,:) OU812, Thinking of going upto Ireland if time permits, so may drop down from RYAN air on my way back, heh! heh! Catch me if u can, ;P (on your own risk) Ani toddler bhanya ta where did you get all those pictures from? The first picture brought back memories flooding, but why so ujad ujad, cos I remember there were lots of big trees around that fountain ni hoina ra? When I first came to get admission at SBS, twaan parera tyo fountain heri raa ni, gaun bata jhareko tops na pariyo, :D. From the senior girls scout, I think I can recognize few of the senior sisters, Remi??, Rekha, Usha Atal??,Caroline,Kiran but the rest chinnai sakina. Heh! heh! tyo third picture chain birendra shield ko ho?? Dhannai afno pala ko parena cha, natra ta tyo play card le anuhar chopne bela bhai gaa ni, ;)Ani tyo last ma ubhine haru ko pant chain gogo bhuin soruwa pant ho?? Gokul dai, Ke ho ankha ta pura tejilo raicha ni, maile ta tyo picture ma manusya ko akriti bhanda para mari gaye kehi dekhya hoina, bholi nai gayera optician lai jachain halnu parla jasto cha, :( Bhandari sir ko suggestion, 'ek pawa ko jibro fatkarnu bhanda ek dharni ko tauko hallunu nai besh',sarai ghat parya. Nagendra sir, one of the best teacher I ever had. Sorry that he had a stroke later. Milans?? Have we met earlier in sajha? |
| vivid | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:12 PM
Hoina Ganga sir re?? Kun chain ho?? Rajbhagat?? Tyo weight lifter? u pani SBSer ho?? |
| milans | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:21 PM
OU812, Give us some hints about your self too. I bet you are ATAL. Most probably the youngest one. Just YES or NO will do. Vivid, Third pic is of National Athletics meet held in KTM, most probably back in 81-82. Don't worry, I have one from our Birendra shield. Not from the parade ground tho. Yes, we have met before. Girls on the second pic are(from left to right): Shila, Rekha, Asha, Caroline, Pushpa, Sabina, Radha and Sajnu. |
| milans | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:24 PM
Correction: Usha didi with Rajbhagat dai. sorry. |
| OU812 | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:25 PM
I want to get away... I wanna fly away.. yeaaa yeaa yeaa!!
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| OU812 | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:26 PM
Teenkune
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| OU812 | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:27 PM
Bullseye Millan Dai. |
| khimu | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:36 PM
malai ta tyo black&white pic maan paryo aru bhanda pani building maan paryo ra tyo kukur sutirahe ko thau. by the way where is that building ni? |
| vivid | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:38 PM
OU812, The youngest ATAL?? My! My! what a pleasure to meet you out here of all places, :) But you still owe me that hot hot samosa hai, ;) Pani muni gayeni barula le nachode jastai ho ni feri mata, heh! heh! |
| OU812 | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 05:41 PM
Ha ha ha.. Huncha Hajur.. I will watch out from Ryan Air. Durpin le Dublin tira hirako chu. |
| xTrimer | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 06:17 PM
guys, u made me homesick now. :) thnx for the posts |
| rai | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 02:40 AM
OU812: Thanks for the photos. Brings back a lots of memories.. Except the small hill on the background of the photo nothing is same. The buildings end was on that Great Earthquake of 2045. and this part of land is no more SBS. Scouting at SBS.. Do we remember THAPA sir? Scout teacher !! Heard that he is somewhere in Kathmandu with his own boarding school. I was in scout since my fourth grade. Still have that blood-red scarf with a white border. and as far as I know all those shops you mentioned are still there . Bidhata store shifted to a new house. Shiva and Brothers are still at the same place but with a new section on the Mathillo talla. Dinesh emporium is still at the same place but with lots more varieties. Sangam and Topgun: Few years back there was a big get together of all the alumini at the school and we discussed about some alumni association with Headsir. Thing didnot move as most active of us were going abroad soon. But still I will be happy to see something like internet site, and will of course contribute my time and resources for that. Milans Do I know you ? From singhadevi chowk? Bajeko hotel najikai? Ani on that photo one on the left corner is GITA hoina? And all the Europeans Dharane haru you all are welcome to visit me . Mero garibkhana ma swagatam chha. Aru kehi nabhaye pani pani tataunu aunchha tyesaile mitho Chiya le swagatam garne chhu. |
| wizard of oz | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 03:10 AM
Dear AlNepali (is it Tika?), NINJA is working in a Nutrition project in Kath. Heard he no longer touches RAKSHI. He was the BOOZARDEST among us. His antics (after get drunk) are legendary. Rai and Vivid, BIDYARTHI of mine..huh Vivd, you must have done BTech, haina? Gokul... Shailesh told me about you moving to US as a EAST West Scholar (BIRSE exactly), have you finished PhD? By the way which state you are in? Do you know Rajesh has moved to NZ as a lecturer. You guys are really gem of Dharan. MAILE PANI YESO BASI BIYALO GARER PhD SAKE last year. Enjoying life in country Aussieland. Saw photos of BISHAL and BISHES in Sajha site (as usual he was playing guitar). I am very curious to know about my LANGOTIA friend from Purano Bazar, Himal Acharya, anyone has any idea about his whereabout! Thanx folks |
| Himalayas | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 03:26 AM
OU812 Bro thanks for posting the picture of SBS. I am also a product of SBS and that buiding used to be Headmaster's office (ground floor) and our hostel (top floor). |
| rai | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 03:29 AM
Wiz of oz. Tapai ko ghar ko agadi Khatiya ma Chemistry (ISC) ko tution padhaunu bhayeko birsinu bhayo ki kya ho ? Typing paper ma carbon copy rakhera 4 copies at a time lekne bela thiyo . And I dont know if you can remember but you were quiz master in Jaceyees Quiz contest held in Red Cross Bhawan and before starting you announced that " yes pali chai hami kam se kam pakchapat garne chau " . At that time Jaceyees Quiz was as always marred by controversies! hoina! Malai chinne man lage ma ajhai hints dina sakchhu ni ! |
| vivid | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 04:05 AM
Wizard of oz, guru ji, We do know each other very well indeed outside sajha but isn't it wonderful to share the memories together under the cloud of anynomity so that we know the other side of the penny as well, :) . Alnepali=Tika?? If so then heard that you are in Nepal at present. But, I'm still not convinced yet. Ha! ha! NINJA re,(B.V. dai ??). It's really funny to know his nick after all these years but think the nick suits him fine. Rai ji (bhai bhaneko jhannai dai banai diyau tyei bhayera, ;P), Nimta ta paiyo hajur tara aunu parne veneu kata hola?? Najikai bhaye ber lagainna tada bhaye ta khai ke sakiyela ra, tyei pani am trying to travel a bit during September, who knows may be i'll hop into your garibkhana also. |
| rai | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 04:24 AM
VIVID Didi/Dai/bhai/ bahini etc.. Yo public forum ma alik khulna maan lagena tyesaile mail me at dharaneketa2000@yahoo.co.in and I will send you may address and tel number |
| alnepali | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 12:03 PM
wirad of oz & vivid...me NOT Tika |
| vivid | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 01:12 PM
Alnepali ji, I told you! I'm not convinced that you are Tika, :) Anyway, what counts is that you are a DHARANE! May I ask who took that picture of Bhendetaar? I had the same picture sent by a friend some months back. By any chance, are you in England? Just trying to put the zig saw puzzels together, :) Rai ji, Will write soon! The high temperature is deducting my energy, :(, how about you? |
| alnepali | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 02:32 PM
Vivid...Dat was me behind the lense at Bhedetar. Could be me who sent that pic to you earlier..but NOT SURE |
| alnepali | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 02:35 PM
And me NOT from England either :o) ....I guess you have more scrap puzzles to put together |
| alnepali | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 02:42 PM
A view of Dharan (barely) from Bhedetar 
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| alnepali | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 02:44 PM
Sorry, selected the wrong pic.(Site Admin, please delete the previous pic..Thankyou).. Here's the actual view of Dharan from Bhedetar 
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| alnepali | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 02:46 PM
A view of "Pancha Kanya" 
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| vivid | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 10:47 PM
Alnepali ji, Thanks for the beutiful pictures of Dharan and the surroundings! Sorry, it was not you for sure who sent me that picture. May be that picture of yours might have been circulated among dharanes then, ;) Gave up putting the puzzels together as my only last piece got lost, :). The only thing I can conclude is that you must be a Hattisarian, am I right? Do you also have a picture of Lathalinge raja ko bhatabunge darbaar? Would love to see it again. Thanks! |
| OU812 | Posted
on 17-Jul-03 12:39 AM
LOL!! Bhatabhunge Durbar... I thought the ruins was fragment of my imagination from yester years. Been there so many times treasure hunting. :o) alnepali, fantastic view from Bhedetar. Looks slightly touristy though. Is it true Prince Charlse climbed that spot? I use to wonder why on earth would he want to do that. |
| milans | Posted
on 17-Jul-03 06:06 AM
Familiar faces?? 
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| sangam | Posted
on 17-Jul-03 06:43 AM
Chinjan bhako mancheyharuko foto herna paiyo aja. Khusi lagyo bihan bihan. |
| vivid | Posted
on 17-Jul-03 08:34 AM
Milan daaiiiiiiiii..................... Bigat purai paltera ayo ni............heh! heh! Head sir ko kya yaad ayo ni ani Thapa sir ko pani. Arko sir ko ta nam pani birsiyecha ke. Yaad cha dai, tyo boarders haru ko canteen ma jeri, puri ra alan diet khayeko?? OU812, Treasure hunting??? Haat lagyo kehi? Me, went to see the bhagnawases of Bhatabhunge darbaar as I heard lots of legends about that Lathalinge Raja ni. |
| rai | Posted
on 17-Jul-03 09:09 AM
Vivid: Ti tin jana sir haru kramasa .. Thapa sir , Head sir ra Supi hoina ? Supritendent sir ko ta naam kahile thaha bhayena bhanya ! Je hos something Upadhya chai ho !! Khoi mail ta ayena ni ! Milans: Tyeti khera TIE compulsory thiyena ki kya ho . Only two of them are wearing ties. |
| boke | Posted
on 17-Jul-03 09:11 AM
Can anyone enlighten us all on Bhatabhunge darbaar? Where is it? Who is this Lathalinge Raja? What is the legend behind it? Please! |
| Jukhure | Posted
on 17-Jul-03 09:57 AM
'wizard of oz" Dai, Long time no contact. Heard You moved to new place. Where? ..... About NINJA, I heard he has changed quite a bit after the accident. Milans: Nice Pics. Is that Rita Limbu far left? Gokul: Do u know where is Kuda now?? |
| ou812 | Posted
on 17-Jul-03 09:58 AM
My guess is Milan Dai squatting second from right. So many familar faces but can't recall names. I know Sushma Didi 4th from right passed away, quite a while ago. Is that Allen (Sundas) Dai front left? Damn, he was my guitar hero. Supi Sir's name is Hermon Upadhya, now currently in Damak. What is the Legend of Batabhunge Durbar? I haven't the faintest idea, but use to go there a lot as a kid. Near the palace there use to be a Boksi ko Ghar ... hehehe children's imagination. |
| Gokul | Posted
on 17-Jul-03 11:02 AM
Jukhure, Who is Kuda? Got your email, will write to you later. Wiz of Oz, Have you purchased 2003's almanac? Milan dai, Hatpat ko kaam latpat bhayo. OU812, I taught you after SLC ko janch diyera. Do you remember? I noticed that you were once reading ZAMM. Interested to hear your comments. Planning to write a similar one but about the "metaphysics of information" instead. Vivid, Aren't you livid that your photo is online? My classmates nicknames: Bans (Bamboo): Aakas haina patal tira tusaudei Baljite: Dhanjite now (earning lot of money nowadays) Jeeray: No more jeeray, has become mote and aggressive as dalle pepper Chowkidaar: Working in 3Cornere Darwaja: Surya ko fever naptai Golvede: Becoming European Tomato BaghBudha: Tattato damaru ko bau Ravana: Swarga jane Concrete ko bharyang banaudai Gyante: Dare say so now!! ShreeDevi: Shree Gana (platoon) Sungur: Kitab Kapi ko dungur Gatta: Perhaps pharsi now Pharsi:Perhaps father of a gatta now Oliver Twist aka Dadu: "Please dai, I want some more khaini ..." Jukhure: (perhaps anachronism) Goltu aka Janai: TAT TVAM ASI |
| alnepali | Posted
on 17-Jul-03 02:41 PM
Vivid.. Yep Hattisarian Admitted Year 88' Prince Charles at Bhedetar Point? Have seen no record Still can't figure out "Lathalinge raja ko bhatabunge darbaar" :o) |
| wizard of oz | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 02:02 AM
Dear Jukhure....You remind me of somebody. There used to be a small restaurant in the corner of Deshi line, called JUKHURE KO MOMO PASAL. Best MOMO PASAL in Dharan at one time. One plate MOMO for 3 Rupiya. However, their especiality was SUNGURKO KHUTTA...It was so YUMMY...The owner, of course, was JUKHURE, a replica of SAI BABA minus red robe. Later our ADDA moved to BUNU DIDIKO PASAL in JHAPADI ZILLA (the 76th district of NEPAL). She too used to serve YUMMY MOMMO, THUKPA and SUNGURKO MASU (in cheapest price). My stipends from Hattisar College were often spent to restaurants of Dharan for BOOZE party. None of my friends are were allowed to take stipends home. EKAI PATAKMA ISc pass GARDA MA AAFAI CHHAKKA PAREKO THIYE. AB TA PARDESMA MATRA YAD BAKI CHHA. YAHA TA KUKHURAKO MASUKO SWAD PANI BIRSI SAKYO. 'BIKASE' ChickenKO MAASU taste like bread.....Fed with feeds fortified with hormone and other growth stimulants.... Gokul: Yes I regulary buy Guinness Books and Almanacs. But thats mainly for my son who is now nine years old and goes to class 4. Rai: Thanx for the mail. Hope you have already got mine too. Thanks guys for the photos. Keep this thread going. |
| SimpleGal | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 03:36 AM
Dharane na bhae pani, tyo Pancha Kanya ko view ko photo herda kasto yaad ayo of places I went to in 2000 and 2001. Hatterika.....I feel like crying! :( Nostalgia strikes.... |
| Himalayas | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 03:53 AM
SBS ka senior batchko photo chahi herna paiyo...uhi Thapa Sir (Bag Budo), Head master ra Supi (Herman upadhya) ani 2-3 jana dai/didi haru pani photo ma dekhiyo. Supi le chahi Damak ma hostel kholnu bhako chha. Suryadaya Boarding School ko hostel jasto lagyo. Thapa Sir, aghadi aaer karako samjhanda ta ajhai pani tharkaman ma ta...:-) |
| milans | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 07:42 AM
OU812, Thats not Allen, however he is also a guitarist of THE NEXT. Need more hints? Vivid, Puri, julebi diet kaha birsinu. Thapa sirko gaali khadai kudnu parthiyo and only thing to look forward to after the run was puri, julebi. :) I still remeber all the guys and gals singing "Purba-aanchal ko ek matra, Dharan boarding school.. gyanko batti balideu boarding school, boarding school" on the way back home from Birendra shield in the bus along with several other Nepali, Hindi and English songs. Does anyone remeber the morning prayer? Talking about BUNA didi ko pasal........ mukhama paani aaucha. Tongba ani pork fry.. tetti bhaye aru ke chahiyo? |
| Hellbound | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 07:54 AM
Wow, those pictures are so cool. I also lived in Dharan in my childhood, but I barely remember a few things. Several times, I had heard that Bhedetaar was very beautiful. now I can see the splendor authenticated by the picture. Wow. Nice going guys:) |
| rai | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 08:06 AM
Milans: morning prayer?? huh... Oh lord thank you for the hu hu hu hu hu and for the pleasant morning light hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu hu huh Yeti matrai thaha chha , because yesari nai bhanin thiyo ! kahile clearly sunera bhaneko hoina 10 barsa samma!! |
| rai | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 08:07 AM
Milan: by the way Is Bhupal G. S. in that photo ? |
| Himalayas | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 08:22 AM
Morning prayer ta yastai thiyo jasto laagchha.. balla talla samjhe.. Oh God, we thank you for the night, and for the present morning light for rest and food and loving care all that makes the world so fair help us to do the thing we should to be to others kind and good the thing we do the thing we say to grow more in love everyday.... |
| sangam | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 11:57 AM
Bhanu Chowk.... all the shops gone.... 
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| vivid | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 12:39 PM
Gokul dai, Huna haar daiba nataar! Je hunu bhai gayo, Milan dai ko kripa le,:P tyei bhayera kewal battis dant kniccha dekhayera lajh saram pachauna sibaya bikalpa kehi rahena, :(. Simply, Do come, i'll dry thy tears and share the nostalgia my dear! Milan dai, Maile ta sabai birse chu tyo Duhabi?? ho ki kata ho?? mixed up bhayo ke, aghillo ho ki pachaillo ho? Kewal game harera pura ghwaan diyeko matrai yaad chha, :P. Karib 3 yrs ko SBS basai ma kahile tyo morning prayer yaad garne kasta gariyena ,:( Afno pani para ta uhi rai ji kai jasto matra ho, front ma gayera pani aru sathi harule bhattai halthe afu ooth matrai chalaune ni, :D Himalayas, Thanks for the morning prayer! After all these years, I'm reciting the prayers at least complete for the first time. Sangam ji, Jo janha gayeni hamro Bhanu dai sadhai janha ko tyehi, jane lai bidai ani aune lai swagat gardai! He is forever green! |
| milans | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 01:16 PM
Himalayas, Thanks. Most probably you are one of the very few who can recite the prayer. Vivid, Laaj pachaune kunai jaruri dekhadina. Chinnele chini halcha, nachinneko ke matlab, hoina? As for the morning prayer, I couldn't memorize even after 10.5 years in SBS. Every time Headsir called me out front for the prayer, I used to mumble just like rest of the students. :) Duhabi ko Birendra shield ho. rai, I don't know any Bhupal G. S. from SBS. FYI: Picture was taken back in '83. |
| OU812 | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 01:37 PM
Gokul dai don't remember you teaching me. But Bhandari Sir sure did. I have no comments on ZAMM, except it went zhyamma out of my window. (sunbathing on my window sill to be precise). I first bought a copy of ZAMM when i was in my late teens, didn't get thru the first page. Now, I bought another copy and read it half way though. Too taxing. When I am in my late 30's maybe I will complete it, and understand it in my 50's. By then it will be time to kick the bucket. (Taking into account average Nepalese lifespan) Zen and philosopy in general. I guess one has to be mad enough or kicked about by life REALLY bad to understand it. As the saying goes: "If you fine a lovely girl, get married and live happily ever after. If not, become a philosopher". I'd rather rescue princess Fiona, locked up in the tallest tower guarded by fire-breathing dragon then maintain a motocycle and ride it into sunset. That summs up my view on philosophy. "metaphysics of information" ?? Whoa!!!!! Can we eat it? Milan dai, Hints allegations and things left unsaid. :o) Sabina didi ko photo post garum? With your permission of course, if not will email it to ya. Rai chai ko ho? Chinina Himalaya, after reading your postings in Jhyapali, I hacked it. Did we ever play cricket in Bhagwati? If you are in UK, we should meet up for a pint. Thank you for the Prayer, coz I didn't know the pray in it's entirety. |
| OU812 | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 01:41 PM
Panorama 
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| alnepali | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 02:07 PM
Wow...What a view....OU812..Thankx. Feed us with some more...... |
| vivid | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 02:11 PM
OU812, Ke ho foto haruko theli nai cha ki ke?? Nice picture! Love thy scene. Here it goes to my comp desktop, if you don't mind? :) |
| milans | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 02:24 PM
OU812, NICEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! You can post it if its a group pic. If not please email it. Whatever happened to the school pics? Do you think you can dig in to the treasure and post some more school pics? TIA. |
| himalayas | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 02:32 PM
OU812 wrote :- >>Himalaya, after reading your postings in Jhyapali, I hacked it. Did we ever play >>cricket in Bhagwati? If you are in UK, we should meet up for a pint. You got on my nose. I used to play cricket from SBS and most of the time we used to play at Bhagwati during cricket season. Yes, we won the match organised by LIONS CLUB, just to give you hint. I am in London. If we can join for a pint then it will be really great..... |
| rai | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 02:48 PM
OU812 : Chinna man lage mail me at dharaneketa2000@yahoo.co.in. I was insignificant little , ops still am ! Me in Europe too. so bato cross huna sakccha ni ! |
| rai | Posted
on 18-Jul-03 02:53 PM
Himalays: Computer expert from London? Chinnu bahyo malai? mail ko silsila nai tutyo hoina ? |
| Himalayas | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 01:13 AM
Vivid, Milans, OU812 bro haru le garda ta ho tyo morning prayer samjhan sakeko nabhae ta maile pani aadha jati ta bhulisakeko... samjhan khojda ta nun khako kukhura jasto jhokraeko thiye... yaad bhae jasto lagna sath yaha basna aaeko.. Ha.Ha..Ha.. Rai, computer expert....uhi mouse lai eta uta click click garne ta ho ni bro... :-) Chinne silsila ma chahi guess chahi gare, Europe bhaneko huna le... Copenhagen baat ho? |
| KaleKrishna | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 01:18 AM
I have my share of experience with Dharan. Used to write a coloumn for Blast newspaper. Have friends like Machendra Subba and others.. |
| vivid | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 03:07 AM
KK ji, Actually Dharan is considered as one of the most fertile place for newspapers to grow. Blast is still alive and kicking. Have friends who write for The Blast. Few national level reporters who started their journey from Dharan, are Shiva Gaunle, Tika Ram Bhattarai, Som Luintel et al. Also, how can we not mention the famous film maker Nabin Subba who started his journey also from Dharan. This much I know. Which Machendra Subba? I know 2 one a reporter and the other a guitarist. |
| OU812 | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 03:45 AM
Dharane fusioned Darjeelinge momos 
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| vivid | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 04:07 AM
OU812, YUMMY YUMMY....... The picture set my gastric juices oozing in my DS, tremors of desire & pangs of hunger over- ruled my body, :( As your name suggest, Oh! you ate one too!, always in the mood of eating ho?? Gokul dai ko 'Metaphysic of information' pani khane aant garesi, :) |
| OU812 | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 04:22 AM
Vivid I am creature of senses. I have done the Sight and taste of Dharan. Now it's time for sound. Since Dharane's can see music and hear colour, I am sure bros and sis will be able to remember this following tune: 
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| vivid | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 04:40 AM
OU812, How about giving this thread your tune, as in - http://www.gbnc.org/sajha/html/OpenThread.cfm?forum=2&ThreadID=11453 Would love to hear the tune with ears and not with eyes, :P Me, lack a bit of senses! Empty stomach still rumbling, :( |
| OU812 | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 04:51 AM
Vivid, if you are in london will sing for you Dharan's original anthem "Chappani le chan chan, Dabaki le haan". If I am pissed enough, will dance for you too. heheheh. Himalaya Bro, wot u doing this evening? There's a Charity Function (Help Nepal) in Camden today (near Mornington Crescent Tube Stn). If you are interested do come. Will email u the details. |
| jaya_nepal | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 06:22 AM
I LOVE THAT SONG - CHAPANI LE CHAN CHAN.." CAN I GET THAT SONE ONLINE. WOULD BE GREATFUL IF ANYONE COULD SEND ME THE SONG ANYHOW. THANK YOU SO MUCH.. JAYA_NEPAL..!! |
| Jukhure | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 11:21 AM
Here's one for SBS 2041 I think.... 
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| Himalayas | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 01:44 PM
OU812 wrote "Himalaya Bro, wot u doing this evening? There's a Charity Function (Help Nepal) in Camden today (near Mornington Crescent Tube Stn). If you are interested do come. Will email u the details." Bro, dhilo bhaechha ni, balla po dekhe yo message dekhe..9:25 ma Jaya_Nepal bro, yaha chha hai link, turunta download gari halnu hosh.. http://www.geocities.com/jhilkedai/Chhapanile_chhan_chhan.ram Jukhure bro le post garnu bhako photo ma 3 jana chahi thamaye tar naam chahi ek jana ko matra samjhe..ubheko ma purai daat dekhaer hasne chahi Chhatra dai ho.. |
| jaya_nepal | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 01:58 PM
Himalayas bro.. thank you so much... It was like being back in Sanischare with Didi-Bhinaju. That is where I heard the song for the first time. I could hear the song, but I couldnt save it on my comp. Is there anyplace from where I could download more such songs. Thanx once again hai Himalayas dai.. jaya_nepal |
| Himalayas | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 02:15 PM
Jaya_Nepal bro, la yaha chha download garne bhae...http://www.geocities.com/jhilkedai/index.html pahila ko link laai opera ma open gareko bha download garna milthyo.. kehi yo link http://uk.geocities.com/nepalimusik/ baat download garna milchha. |
| jaya_nepal | Posted
on 19-Jul-03 02:40 PM
Yeah Himalaya dai, got it this time. Thank you so much hai. You take care of yourself. Thanx once again. - jaya_nepal |
| NARAYAN CHOWK | Posted
on 20-Jul-03 12:03 PM
Hi guys, This is great, taking me back those beautiful days at dharan.I'm really enjoying it.I knew fews people of dharan: Tyapeche mani, spy jiwan, sukuti vinod, pudke subba,gathey biren, ashok madey,kande mama, chor mama, chotte mani, ratna mani. By the way milan, long time no see ! |
| vivid | Posted
on 20-Jul-03 02:59 PM
Jukhure ji, Are you among those dais in that pic? Sabai chinjan bhayeko dai haruko foto herna paiyo khusi lagyo. Gokul dai, kata ni?? Himalayas, Thanks for the link, nice to hear the national anthem of Dharan online. |
| milans | Posted
on 21-Jul-03 07:18 AM
Narayan Chowk, Jantareko dai? B. G. dai? Just a hunch. Sorry, if you are someone else. Please do provide some hints or better yet, click on my name and email me. |
| Jukhure | Posted
on 21-Jul-03 09:20 AM
Vivid: Gokul Dissapeared somewhere. Can you tell me where and what is Kumar doing these days please? Himalayas: Do you know where is Chhatre these days?? |
| vivid | Posted
on 21-Jul-03 09:36 AM
Jukhure dai (nam kadna pani apthyaro lagyo ni ahile ta, :) ), He is with the NTC. Married last year, poor unlucky me, wasn't able to attend,:( . He became a father since the 7th of july this year.:) About Chatra dai, met him nearly 7 yrs ago at Pakhribas. At that time, he was a teacher at a boarding school in Pakhribas. Some months ago, Kumar dai wrote that he also met Chatra dai while he was in Btn. He has recovered from his illness by then and is still teaching somewhere(forgot), and is doing great as a family man. |
| Himalayas | Posted
on 21-Jul-03 09:46 AM
Jukhure dai .....tesai pani Chhatra dai haru ko batch hunu bho bhane ta.. malaai ta thaha chhaina School chhode pachhi uha sanga bhet bhako chhaina baru Chhabilal ra Chandre lai chahi 96 tir bheteko thiye. School life ko kura garda, Chhatra dai lai ma kahile bhuldina..uhale euta matra dahri palnu bhako thiyo.. nikai lamo thiyo... malai pani ke dimagma aako... dai ko chheuma baser ek chhan herey ani futta ukhulidiyeko ta bafre...risaera malaai tyo Boarding School ko mathlo field, tallo field, tallo building purai khedaer bijog banaunu bho..dhanna Supi uta baat aaunu hudaithyo rahechha ra bachiyo..Supi alik par puge pachhi yaso farkeko ta ghorer herdai aula tharaunu hudaithyo... |
| sangam | Posted
on 21-Jul-03 11:34 AM
Food described in Hindi movie titles in Dharan: Saag: Aap toh aaisa nathey (pakauna aagi dherai, pakaye pachi thorai) Khasiko maasu: Kabhi Kabhi (maasuko bhau badhera kahile kahile matrai khanu paunale) I forgot rest of the description for various foods. Please add on if you remeber any. |
| rai | Posted
on 21-Jul-03 11:38 AM
condt-.. from Sangams list. dil he ki manta nahi: Sungur ko masu |
| rai | Posted
on 21-Jul-03 11:41 AM
one more . Kuch kuch hota hai: Ranga ko masu ! |
| rai | Posted
on 21-Jul-03 11:51 AM
One more hai: Ful aur kate: Maccha ( fish) |
| Jukhure | Posted
on 21-Jul-03 03:24 PM
Vivid, Congratulations! Glad to heae about my old friends. If you happen to have Kumar's email, please forward it to me. Himalaya: That's funny. Chhatre is usually very cool and gentle and him getting mad is no good at all..... |
| NARAYAN CHOWK | Posted
on 21-Jul-03 04:48 PM
Hi milans, yes it's me.i try to send e-mail but didn't go through. any way this is address. bgurung@hartwell-dzus.com or billtamu@hotmail.com. |
| milans | Posted
on 22-Jul-03 06:24 AM
B. dai, Thyakkai milecha mero guess. It sure has been a long time. I have emailed you. We got a lot of catching up to do. :) Vivid, La, mero pani badhai hai, Kumar ra usko pariwar ani timilai pani. Maccha: Ful aru Kate re... lol. its a good one. good day. |
| vivid | Posted
on 22-Jul-03 08:36 AM
Thanks to Jukhure and Milan dais on behalf of the whole family, :). Jukhure dai, do check ur mail box for Kumar's e-add. Narayan Chowk, Jantare, tyo chowk kai mill bhayeko ghar ko ho?? contd.... from sangam's list: Aloo: Marte dantak! ( Namare samma khanu parne tarkari) Forgot the rest, :( |
| by | Posted
on 22-Jul-03 09:12 AM
Namaste hai fellow dharane saathi haru. Yaha Chowkibaari ko koi hunu-huncha? Pipe-major ko ghar ko chewai ma basne Phurba lai chinnuhuncha? Ani arko, Khahare ko chewai ma basne, 7GR le banaako mandir dekhi baato paari ko ghar ma basne Prakash Moktan lai chinne koi hunuhuncha? Khaas ghut laagdo prasna haru ta hoina, tara sodhi haloom bhanera. |
| chituwa | Posted
on 22-Jul-03 12:37 PM
I used to live in Chowkibar when I was younger. Do you know Hari, Kumar.. and them BY?? |
| Rastafariya | Posted
on 22-Jul-03 04:01 PM
Hello Birader Peopal! I is so happy to see all them pikchars of them Dharan. I is used to kick around them Narayan Chowk. I is kick many a butt in them Narayan Chowk in Dharan and them Restaurant (Hotal) in da bend. Any of you birader remembar him DOMAS (Andey Goggles) William, Anil Rai.Etc. Maybe you biraders is too young to Remembar. But them was the best days of Dharan. When them video came all them life change in Dharan. Them that Santana Cassete Label is them lot Later. Them before that them used to be one them that had them sign like them flower and not them guitarist picture. Them this Santa Cassette in them from 1982-86 if I is remembaring correct. But anyways them littal biraders Like Domus and them peopal where them now? I is forgot all them peopal. Anyone remembar Rajen Rai? We them use to call him Karate Rajen. I is think him had some sickness |
| suva chintak | Posted
on 22-Jul-03 04:36 PM
Hello Dharanes!! Any of you know Jeevan Motktan from Bhotepul? What is he upto now...was a great guy. He had the great style of telling Hindi movies. SC |
| Himalayas | Posted
on 23-Jul-03 03:32 AM
Jhukure dai wrote "Himalaya: That's funny. Chhatre is usually very cool and gentle and him getting mad is no good at all..... " Rishko jhok ma bhetako bha malai chahi dhulo pitho nai banaunu hunthyo hola.. Kin palnu bhako euta matra dahri bhaner soddha... lachhinko ho kya bhannu hunthyo.. Subh chintak bro, Jeevan Moktan chahi hoina tar... Bhotepul ko Binod Moktan ra Umesh Moktan chahi yaha bhet bhairahanchha. kura ma kura thapeko matra hai hajur.. Sachai tyo mathi (Thapa sir, Head sir ra Supi bhako) photo ma pahilo line ko left baat doshro chahi Saroj Khanal dai ho jasto lagchha ra teshro chahi Umesh Moktan ho ki hoina ? |
| milans | Posted
on 23-Jul-03 06:36 AM
by, Purbalai ta Narayan Chowk dai le pakka ni chinnu parne ho. Aba Prakash dai lai arule ni chinnu parne ta ho. Rasta, Domas was a character. Most of the people in Dharan knew him. His sinka jasto khutta in tight jeans and his glasses. As for Anil Rai, are you talking about the one who used to play football? Suva chintak, I know Jeevan Moktan, however I have no clue about his whereabouts nowdays. May be himalayas can check with his cousins in UK and pass you the info. Vivid, Ho, mill bhakai ghar ho. Himalays, Please let Umesh know about the pic. You are right about Saroj and Umesh. |
| boke | Posted
on 24-Jul-03 04:20 AM
Chowkibaari ko Phurba Tamang ta ahiley chori ko bau bha cha. Football ramro khelthyo, Korea ma kaam garera aaye dekhi ta alike pet lagecha brother ko. Aba tyaha ghar-jagga bechera Darjeeling sarney re bhanney suneko thiye. Som le kirana dokaan pani kholeko cha ni, tara banda garyo hola. Waripari chimeki harule khubai man parauthey uunlai, manche helpful kya. Khahare ko side ma ghar huney contractor daju ho Prakash Moktan. Sa-pariwaar Australia emigrate garnu bha cha re. Waha ko bhai, Puran, chahi Dharan ma nai hunuhuncha. Anybody know Riten Rai from Raanga Chowk? Amrika ma nai aako cha re. Jamana ma ek choti Sajha ma bheteko thiye. |
| Rusty | Posted
on 24-Jul-03 05:52 AM
Aaach! Dharane som haro.. OU kata harayo aaajkaal. |
| sangam | Posted
on 24-Jul-03 07:29 AM
Chata Chowk, paan anyone? 
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| Rastafariya | Posted
on 24-Jul-03 08:39 AM
Milans Birader, Yes I is talkin about him Domus. Very funny peopal. You know Domus? About him Anil Rai yes I is talkin about him Anil who them used to Play football. Him was baadmaas type peopal. I is used to teach him stuff and kick his butt. Where is them peopal nowdays? I is even forgets their faces. But Domus was somethin else. I is forget lotts of peopal nowdays. It been 20 years I is not been back to Daharan. I is have funny funny stories and them I is kick lots of them butt there in Bhotepool. |
| Himalayas | Posted
on 24-Jul-03 08:42 AM
Shuva_Chintak bro, Jeevan Moktan ahile KTM ma hunuhunchha re.. address chahi thaha bhaena tar phone wa address patta lagauna sakinchha bhandai thyo uhako bhai Umesh Moktan le. Milans bro, aghi phone ma kura bho Umesh Moktan sanga.. maile tesai bela Jeevan Moktan ko bare ma pani sodhey.... ani bro ko Thapa sir haru sanga khicheko photo ta pura internet ma po chha ta bhane ko...eh tyo ta Birendra shield jada ko hola bhandai thyo. |
| Tulip | Posted
on 24-Jul-03 10:28 AM
OMG, This is crazy. So much info about my school and hometown. I had to register and write...Wow Wiz dai, you did a grand job. Glad to know you finished your phD. How'z life? Hello Gokul dai..I wonder where is Bindu nowadays... I am proud to be dharane and miss it a lot. those pictures are old and too bad I don't have any pictures like that with me. I am thankful to the person who posted the picture of SBS. Keep posting more, i am enjoying my visit to the memorylane. |
| sangam | Posted
on 24-Jul-03 11:06 AM
Tulip, Welcome to the club. We all miss our hometown, thus we are here in cyber world to ease the pain a little bit by talking and sharing pictures of Dharan. 200 posts purai deko. :) |
| alnepali | Posted
on 24-Jul-03 12:04 PM
Great pic... Sangam.. lets keep it rolling... Going through this thread it appears like we all need a "dedicated web site" for Dharanes. After consulting with Dharanes at Chicago, Minneapolis and Birmingham AL, the domain name "mydharan.com" has been registered. We hope to make it available soon.... Please stay tuned Suggestions and Help, are all very welcome... |
| vivid | Posted
on 24-Jul-03 01:29 PM
Tulip, You took long to show up! Welcome! from my side also, :) Alnepali ji, Wish you all the best! Eagerly waiting for the website to be launched. Sangam ji, Thanks for the pictures. |
| alnepali | Posted
on 24-Jul-03 01:59 PM
In pursuit of "mydharan.com", Webmasters/IT HELP needed. Please let us know.. Vivid: Thankx ...will see you at the Joint :o) soon..... |
| dogz | Posted
on 24-Jul-03 04:46 PM
Rastafariya bro, which badmaas type Anil Rai are you talkin about? Is that khajure from Bhotepul ? If thats him then, I think he is the new Domuch bro now, there's a lot of jokes about him. |
| wizard of oz | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 02:58 AM
Dear Tulip, welcome to Dharane World in Sajha. Do we know each other? Thanx alnepali for launching Dharan web page. Its great idea. I think we PARDESHI DHARANE should have one. By the way www.dharanonline.com is not working from last week. Do anybody has any idea? Thanx |
| vivid | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 03:02 AM
WoO, No idea. I tried visiting yesterday, but to no avail. How's the peanut going? :) |
| wizard of oz | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 04:04 AM
Vivid, our company handles about 100 tons of peanut each. There is peanuts everywhere. I used to work in a brewery (STAR BEER) in NEPAL. TYO DINHARU SAMJHADAI BASCHHU. I think dharanonline has become defunct. It was really a very good site for us. Vivid, you can write me mail in following add: abhigya@hotmail.com Abhigya is my son's name. |
| sangam | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 07:24 AM
dogz, I think rastafariya is talking about a different Anil Rai. By the way I didn't know that Khajure's name is Anil Rai. Well, one learns something new everyday. Please do share some dharane piece (jokes, euta piece sunne ho bro bhaneko ta thaha nai hola) with us. www.dharanonline.com was a okay site. Too much information crammed into a static page. Daily news updates once in a month. Forums unmoderated and full of filth. However, I do like to thank Sudhir for taking initiative. alnepali, mydharan.com ko chaapri tira bhet hola, tongba tandai, sungur ko masu fadkaudai. :) |
| alnepali | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 08:06 AM
Wizard of Oz: Dunno what happened to dharanonline.com The domain name is still registered and does not expire until September. My assumption, since Tika left for Nepal for good (from what I hear), it might have lost some funding. However, we would love to get access to all the information gathered by them. Sangam: see you at "Sukuti Ganesh" soon :o). |
| Tulip | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 09:29 AM
Thanks for the welcome vivid and sangam. I am not active sajha reader...I just peek now and then to see whats going on (esp pictures). I must say, this is very interesting..to talk to people ananomously. Yes Wiz dai, we know each other pretty well. You were the first 'sir' to show us chemistry experiment at SBS. quite impressive..donno what class i was in then. how is ranjeeta? so u settled in aus? la ta la, aba feri kura gardai garumla dharane daju bhai didi bahini haru. I wonder who is vivid...just curious.. |
| vivid | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 09:52 AM
Tulip, If you really want to know who I am, just click on my name and send me a mail. We both shared the same memory lanes from SBS and Hattisaar. Maybe a few years apart.:) Sangam, What you said about dharanonline.com is true. Hope from that mydharan.com will come out clean regarding filthy and racial gali galauj. Tyo chapri ma Tongba napiune lai aru kehi byawasta cha ki, :P (in jest). Alnepali, Keeping my fingers and toes crossed for an effective launching of thy webpage. :). |
| Jukhure | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 10:26 AM
Any one from Hong-Kong here Please? I need to track down some of my good ole friends. Here's the names: Rajen Rai and his brother Ratna and Kaka(Chauki baari) Dev Raj Tamang (Chauki Baari) Man Kumar Rai ( Ratna Chowk) Deepak Raj Rai (Ratna Chowk) Sangam: I agree with you on Dharanonline site. Once I went to their Forum, Many many Racist SOBs there. WiZ Bro, I met Kamlesh Bro in Nepal. He said Hi to you. Couldn't track down Ninja's add. |
| rai | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 10:27 AM
Hi tulip, Even though I am 46 SLC batch, I feel like the youngest SBSer here in Sajha. Do I hear some younger voice in you? |
| Tulip | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 11:24 AM
Who is Ninja? I don't know so many people they are talking about? I must say I am not that old..but not as young as you either rai bhai ;) how about above 1-2 years from you? |
| Tulip | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 11:27 AM
Vivid, clicking on your name and sending email didn't work for me ( am I dumb?). why don't u click on my email and drop me a line... |
| vivid | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 11:37 AM
Tulip = M.S.(A)??? |
| OU812 | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 11:44 AM
Jhippy Jhippy Jhyaap Jhyaap.. This thread still rock & rolling. Rai bhai, hearing voices? Rachi Dharan bata over night journey via Jogbani and Purnia. :o) Himalay, still waiting for your call. Ring Ring. Sangam, you mentioned Sudhir there. He's a good friend of mine. On my last trip to dharan, spent the entire hols at MIC and on the balcony of Sundar Mini Market. Full time chick-scene. Milan dai didn't get your feedback on the photo I mailed ya and journey east. |
| milans | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 12:13 PM
Jukhure, I have Rajin's email add. If you need it, you know where and how to get hold of me. :) Btw, Rajin got hitched re, I just found out yesterday. Yeah! who the heck is ninja? OU812, Hmmmmmmmmm, I had emailed you back two days ago. Is there a school album of some sort that you know of? Tulip and Vivid, Tyo purano hindi cinemama sanoma chutteko daju, bhai ani didi, bahini jastai jastai hola hai. Eutai classko sathiharu paryo jasto cha. :) Cybermathako lila aaparampaar cha. |
| rai | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 12:14 PM
OU812 , Ke ho long time no see!! On the contrary. Its me who treats people. Wanna have your whole psychological profile( online) ? ...he he ..Got some Freudian theory to match you!!! Another possible way to go to Ranchi.. There was a direct flight from Biratnagar to Patna , hoina? Tulip: My great amnestic capability always supports me ,thats why I cant remember Wiz comming to SBS for chemistry teaching!! It was always Bimal sir ( 6 auanle,sorry Bimal sir)for all , from Darwins theory to Solute and solvent.Thats why I thought you MIGHT be younger than me . Any way Sorry hai DAI/DIDI. |
| OU812 | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 12:18 PM
Sorry Milan dai, hadn't checked email in 2 days. Thanks for the pic. The heavenly picnic in kholas.............. Vivid and Tulip, it use to be 6 degrees of seperation, now you two can define "Sajha Degree of seperation" |
| OU812 | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 12:28 PM
Rai bhai, a psycological profile on me? mmmmm Interesting. It wasn't me who skinned all those girls. I promise. Don't want Agent Starling on my trail now, do we? However, it would be interested in what you have to say. Do email me please. You might just be able to shed some light on the dark side of the moon, why the sea is boiling hot and whether pigs have wings. If you are not able to then I just might have your liver with some flava beans and Clienti... Seeehhhh...seeeehhhh..... seeeeehhhh"" |
| vivid | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 01:45 PM
Rock n roll, sungur ko masu pol!, :P When OU812 is around the thread becomes merrier( doesn't mean that it was not in his absence but he brings forth the laughter along with his mischievious grin, :D) Hey did u say MIC? I was also there in my last visit to Dharan (2yrs ago). As you know Sudhir, do you also know Tuta?? Me, ate those seculant momos at the restaurant downstairs. I think I should redifine 'Sajha degree of cohesion' rather than separation, NO?? what u say Milan dai?? Seems like Hannibal on the run.........would love to disect the file from Agent Railing, ke cha ho tyesto psyco analysis??? hamilai pani sunam na, ;) Rai, Ur great amnestic capability fails you there also, :P. Poor Rai bhai, kahile aune ho dai banne din, heh! heh! Milan dai, Rajin?? the one in the picture ho?? Ninja was a real ninja ni but at present he is no ninja anymore, :( Those who went to Hattisaar do know him I bet. Tulip if you know his name, you will definitely know him. I think now i also have to define 'sajha degree of addiction'. |
| Tulip | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 03:38 PM
Oh well, rai bhai,you are very young among this crowd if you hadn't taken wiz dai's chemistry class. ;P. just kidding...Wiz dai's teaching was very brief so not everyone remembers him unless you have a personal connection. ke bho ta, hami lai pani bimal sir yaad chha. Anyways, I just thinking of khola picnics in dharan few days ago. Only in Dharan, we can sit on back of the truck and drive to the khola....right? |
| OU812 | Posted
on 25-Jul-03 08:34 PM
Thanks vivid, should I take my mischievious grin as a compliment? My nose size has increased to size D..... :D) khiiiii.....teeee.....teeee Yes I know Tuta (College days in United States Of India) and Madan too. Had those succulent momos .... ryaaaaaaaallllll I was in dharan 2 years back as well. Were you that PYT sitting in the office of MIC? My My what a sight, I was puffing away like a chimney to soothe my nerves. Mutu Dhuk Dhuk. Wipishhhhhhhh Down boy... Behave!! Himalaya, thanks for buzzing. C U around So when is Sajha Picnic? |
| wizard of oz | Posted
on 26-Jul-03 12:01 AM
Thanx vivid for your mail. I should have guessed..... Dear Rai Bhai, you were in junior primary when I was teaching chemistry in SBS. It was around 1984-85. I was very bored with my B.Tech. and left it for teaching. But my conscience prevailed and I went back to hattisar after 2 months of teaching in SBS. I noticed you while running quiz competition in Dharan, you were (are) really good. Hattisar connected us later. Tulip, you know a lot about me and even Ranjeeta. I have some guess....Are you V. M., doing PhD somewhere in US? Vivid, I don't think its M.S. (A). Jukhure, I too want to know about my friend DIPAK (DAI) RAJ RAI (it must be the same person), a hattisarian. A real gentleman. |
| vivid | Posted
on 26-Jul-03 05:19 AM
OU812, A complement to complement thy complement man! :P Hope thy nose did not outgrow Pinnochio's, or did it? ;) Tuta is my cousin. The probability of me being that PYT at MIC is very very low, as I was there for only 2 hrs, but nice to know at least there was someone to set your nerves into a traffic jam, heh! heh! Don't worry for now, we do have special agent railing, who runs with a hacksaw to cut your ribs open and give you AR when needed, :P Tulip, Are you hearing what WoO has said? Are you or are you not? The knit is becoming tighter with each added string, my! my! seems like we're within the concentric circles, NO? |
| dogz | Posted
on 26-Jul-03 11:32 AM
Kya ho sabai shuddo haru matrai ho ki kya ho yo thread ma!! |
| SITARA | Posted
on 26-Jul-03 04:27 PM
Oye Vivid Maiya!!! Thanks to Sajha's degree of cohesion... I find out I have been flirting with a female for the last one year!!! :( :P OU812 : What is that skill you posses that sniffed out Vivid's gender; was it the perfume or the pheromone? :P |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 26-Jul-03 04:34 PM
Oh Vivid pani Maiya?? Probably it is OU812'S khubility to distinguish the armpit smell.....in jest |
| OU812 | Posted
on 26-Jul-03 06:02 PM
Sitara JI!! that was a cracker. LOL Fliring with vivid, It is amazing how come no one noticed it b4? I wish I had the khubility to sniff out gender or pheremones. My sinus!! I think its to do with Madam's Organ in Adams Morgan, for I am the Compliments Man. Bhunte, ladies armpits smell????? Thats news to me. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 26-Jul-03 07:01 PM
OU812, YES, the khubility to distinguish AP's smell of different sex....eheheh lau marne bhayo Ou2 le.. ma ta tap kase hai.... |
| vivid | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 05:17 AM
SITARA ji, Were we flirting?? I was just admiring your khubility (in multiple sectors) ni hajur.Ki autai gender paresi sarkauna furkauna napainne ho?? :P Actually, If you go back to all those threads where I posted, I never hinted that I'm a guy ni hajur! If others perceive me as a guy, than what can I say, :( poor me, sukk...sukk... can anyone hand me a tissue, ;( Ok, here are some posting where I hinted you that I'm a female: 1)Sitara ji, Achhui khaye, bachhui khaye, Jhuuse barulo, Aaina herchu afnai chaya, Kaso gaaru ma? 2)Sitara ji, A reflection in the mirror, Is all I see, Never will I throw pebbles, It will hurt thee! :) Bhunte ji, Seems like you're an eligible bachelor going around sniffing WAPs, ;P Hope that you don't faint when you come across such alluring scents, ;) OU812, May be the sinus is the result of walking past that sidra bazaar without fainting, :D Dharane bhayera dharane lai chinna chodyo bhaneta ke dharane bhayo ra hoina, ki kaso??? |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 05:59 AM
Vivid ji, baru ma ta hajur ko muhar herna matrai paye pani katti ho katti murchha parne thiye tyo WAPs bhanda ta... anyone interested in body smells are suggested to visit the following web page: - http://www.psychologytoday.com/htdocs/prod/ptviarticle/pto-19960301-000030.asp |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 06:03 AM
sorry, the link doesn't seem to work. so the article is pasted below: THE SMELL OF LOVE By Furlow, F. Bryant -- Publication Date: Mar/Apr 96 Summary: Focuses on how the human body odor influences sexual attraction. Types of odors; Discussion on pheromone; Scent and sentiments; Notion that animal senses play a role in personal attraction; Selection of a genetically compatible partner; Need to evaluate a potential mate's merits. fter long dismissing the search for a human pheromone as folly, scientists have begun to take a second look at how human body odor influences sexual attraction. The magic scent is not some romantic elixir but the aromatic effluence of our immune system. The only trouble is we don't give it half a chance. How do we humans announce, and excite, sexual availability? Many animals do it with their own biochemical bouquets known as pheromones. "Why do bulls and horses turn up their nostrils when excited by love?" Darwin pondered deep in one of his unpublished notebooks. He came to believe that natural selection designed animals to produce two, and only two, types of odors--defensive ones, like the skunk's, and scents for territorial marking and mate attracting, like that exuded by the male musk deer and bottled by perfumers everywhere. The evaluative sniffing that mammals engage in during courtship were clues that scent is the chemical equivalent of the peacock's plumage or the nightingale's song--finery with which to attract mates. In the following century, a rich array of animal pheromones were documented for seals, boars, rodents, and all manner of other critters. But not for human beings. Some of Darwin's contemporaries embraced human uniqueness in this regard as evidence of our inevitable ascendance, as if Nature's Plan somehow called for the evolution of a nearly naked two-legged primate with a poor sense of smell to conquer the Earth. The French physician Paul Broca--noting that primates' social olfactory abilities are diminished compared to those of other mammals--asserted that monkeys, apes, and humans represent ascending steps from four-legged sniffing beasts to sight-oriented bipeds. Monkeys, he argued, have smaller "smell brains" than other mammals, and apes' brains are even smaller than that. Among humans, only the tribal "primitives," Broca wrote, could still attach erotic import to the bodily smells of man. More enlightened researchers dismissed such views as racist tripe. But they still noted that humans engage in very little scent-driven socializing--compared to, say, the urine-washing displays of monkeys (during which urine is rubbed on the feet to attract mates). To make matters worse, humans seemed to lack the hardware for communicating by scent Pheromone reception in other species is the business o[ two little pits (one in each nostril) known collectively as the vomeronasal organ (VNO). Few scientists of the time claimed to have been able to locate a human VNO. Those who did complained that the VNO is so small that they could detect it only rarely. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 06:04 AM
But most scientists, without bothering to look, simply dismissed the idea of a VNO in humans. It's been scientific dogma for most of this century that humans do not rely on scent to any appreciable degree, and that any VNOs found are vestigial throwbacks. Then, in the 1930s, physiologists declared that humans lack the brain part to process VNO signals, firmly closing the book on any role for body odor in human sexual attraction. Even if we had a VNO, the thinking was, our brains wouldn't be able to interpret its signals. Recent discoveries suggest, however, that the reports of our olfactory devolution have been greatly exaggerated. Some suspected as much the whole time. Smell researchers Barbara Sommerville and David Gee of the University of Leeds in England observed that smelling one another's hands or faces is a nearly universal human greeting. The Eskimo kiss is not just a rubbing of noses but a mutual sniffing. "Only in the Western world," the researchers point out, "has it become modified to a kiss." Hands and faces may be significant choices for these formalities--they are the two most accessible concentrations of scent glands on the human body besides the ears. * SCENT AND SENTIMENT Curiously, remembering a smell is usually difficult--yet when exposed to certain scents, many people--of whom Proust is the paragon--may suddenly recall a distant childhood memory in emotionally rich detail. Some aromas even affect us physiologically Laboratory researchers exploring human olfaction have found that: * A faint trace of lemon significantly increases people's perception of their own health. * Lavender incense contributes to a pleasant mood--but it lowers volunteers' mathematical abilities. * A whiff of lavender and eucalyptus increases people's respiratory rate and alertness. * The scent of phenethyl alcohol (a constituent of rose oil) reduces blood pressure. Such findings have led to the rapid development of an aromatherapy industry. Aromatherapists point to scientific findings that smell can dramatically affect our moods as evidence that therapy with aromatic oils can help buyers manage their emotional lives. Mood is demonstrably affected by scent. But scientists have found that, despite some extravagant industry promises, the attraction value in perfumes resides strictly in their pleasantness, not their sexiness. So far, at least, store-bought scent is more decoration than mood manager or love potion. A subtle "look this way" nudge to the nose, inspiring a stranger's curiosity, or at most a smile, is all perfume advertisers can in good conscience claim for their products--not overwhelming and immediate infatuation. Grandiose claims for the allure of a bottled smell are not new. In their haste to mass-market sexual attraction during the last century, perfumers nearly drove the gentle musk deer extinct. In Victorian England, a nice-smelling young lady with financial savvy could do a brisk business selling handkerchiefs scented with her body odor. So it should come as no surprise that when physiologists discovered a functioning vomeronasal organ inside the human nose, it was a venture capitalist intent on cashing in on manufactured human pheromone who funded the team's research. That was less than a decade ago. Using high-tech microscope probes that were unavailable to VNO hunters earlier in the century, a team led by Luis Monti-Bloch of the University of Utah found a tiny pair of pits, one in each nostril, snuggled up against the septum an inch inside the nose. The pits are lined with receptor cells that fire like mad when presented with certain substances. Yet subjects report that they don't smell a thing during such experiments. What they often do report is a warm, vague feeling of well-being. And the olfactory bulb that neurophysiologists couldn't find in the 1930s isn't absent in human brains at all, researchers recently discovered. It's just so enveloped by the massive frontal cortex that it's very difficult to find. This finding, coupled with the discovery of a functional human VNO, has ushered in a new chapter of the story of a human pheromone. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 06:05 AM
* THE GREAT PHEROMONE HUNT For an animal whose nose supposedly plays no role in sexual attraction or social life, human emotions are strongly moved by smells. And we appear to be profoundly overequipped with smell-producing hardware for what little sniffing we have been thought to be up to. Human sweat, urine, breath, saliva, breast milk, skin oils, and sexual secretions all contain scent-communicating chemical compounds. Zoologist Michael Stoddart, author of The Scented Ape (Cambridge University Press, 1991), points out that humans possess denser skin concentrations of scent glands than almost any other mammal. This makes little sense until one abandons the myth that humans pay little attention to the fragrant or the rancid in their day-to-day lives. Part of the confusion may be due to the fact that not all smells register in our conscious minds. When those telltale scents were introduced to the VNO of human subjects, they didn't report smelling anything--but nevertheless demonstrated subtle changes in mood. What could be a source of what might be our very own pheromone? Humans possess three major types of skin glands--sebaceous glands, eccrine (or sweat) glands, and apocrine glands. Sebaceous glands are most common on the face and forehead but occur around all of the body's openings, including eyelids, ears, nostrils, lips, and nipples. This placement is particularly handy, as the secretions of these glands kill potentially dangerous microorganisms. They also contain fats that keep skin supple and waterproof and, on the downside, cause acne. Little is known, however, about how sebaceous glands contribute to human body odor. The sweat glands exude water and salt and are non-odorous in healthy people. That leaves the third potential source of a human pheromone--the apocrine gland. Apocrine glands hold special promise as the source of smells that might affect interpersonal interactions. They do not serve any temperature-managing functions in people, as they do in other animals. They occur in dense concentrations on hands, cheeks, scalp, breast areolas, and wherever we possess body hair--and are only functional after puberty, when we begin searching for mates. Men's apocrine glands are larger than women's, and they secrete most actively during times of nervousness or excitement. Waiting colonies of bacteria turn apocrine secretions into the noxious fumes that keep deodorant makers in business. Hair provides surface area from which apocrine smells can diffuse--part of the reason why hairier men smell particularly pungent. (Is it any coincidence that hair at the arm pit and the genitals sprouts at puberty, when apocrine glands start producing food for our skin bacteria?) Most promising all, apocrine glands exude odorous steroids known to sexual behavior in other mammals. Androsterone--a steroid related to the one that nearly doomed the hapless musk deer--is one such substance. Men secrete more androsterone than women do, and most men become unable to detect the stuff right around the time they start producing it themselves--at puberty. In 1986, the National Geographic Society organized the World Smell Survey to investigate whether people from all cultures experience odor in the same fashion. They distributed over a million scratch-and-sniff cards and questionnaires about subjects' detection and perceptions of intensity of smells, from banana to the sulfur compounds added to natural gas as a warning agent. Included in the survey was the scent of human androsterone. The steroid itself is not pleasant to smell. Worldwide, those who could smell it rated it second to last in pleasantness--just ahead of the sulfur compounds put in natural gas. A foul-smelling pheromone? It's hardly what scientists expected to find. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 06:06 AM
* ANTI-PHEROMONES? Despite the poor showing of androsterone in smell ratings, Karl Grammer of Austria's Institute for Human Biology thought it might be the sought-after human pheromone and studied women's reactions to it. He expected to find that women have a strong, favorable reaction to the smell of androsterone around ovulation, when their sense of smell becomes more acute and when they are most likely to conceive. Changes in their bodies' estrogen levels around ovulation, Grammer suspected, may change how women react to androsterone's smell. He found that women's reactions to androsterone indeed change around ovulation--but not in the manner he expected. Instead of attraction, Grammer's ovulating volunteers shrugged their shoulders and reported Androsterone, it seems, offers little hope to men looking for a $19.95 solution to their dating slumps. * OF MICE AND MEN The empirical proof of odor's effect on human sexual attraction came out of left field. Medical geneticists studying inheritance rules for the immune system, not smell physiologists, made a series of crucial discoveries that nobody believed were relevant to human mate preferences--at first. Research on tissue rejection in organ transplant surgery patients led to the discovery that the body recognizes an alien presence (whether a virus or a surgically implanted kidney) because the body's own cells are coated with proteins that our immune system recognizes as "self." But the immune system gets a lot more subtle about recognizing "nonself" intruders. It can recognize specific types of disease organisms, attach protein identifiers to them, and muster antibodies designed specifically for destroying that particular disease. And it can "remember" that particular invader years later, sending out specific antibodies to it. A segment of our DNA called the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) codes for some of these disease-detecting structures, which function as the immune system's eyes. When a disease is recognized, the immune system's teeth--the killer T cells--are alerted, and they swarm the intruders, smothering them with destructive enzymes. Unlike many genes, which have one or two alternative versions (like the genes that code for attached or unattached ear lobes), MHC genes have dozens of alternatives. And unlike earlobe genes, in which the version inherited from one parent dominates so that the version inherited from the other parent is not expressed, MHC genes are "co-dominant." This means that ira lab mouse inherits a version of an MHC gene for resistance to Disease A from its mother and a version lending resistance to Disease B from its father, that mouse will be able to resist both diseases. When a female mouse is offered two suitors in mate choice trials, she inevitably chooses to mate with the one whose MHC genes least overlap with her own. It turns out that female mice evaluate males' MHC profile by sniffing their urine. The immune system creates scented proteins that are unique to every version of each MHC gene. These immune by-products are excreted from the body with other used-up chemicals, allowing a discerning female to sniff out exactly how closely related to her that other mouse is. By choosing MHC-dissimilar mates, a female mouse makes sure that she doesn't inbreed. She also secures a survival advantage for her offspring by assuring that they will have a wider range of disease resistance than they would had she mated with her brother. It's not that she seeks out diverse MHC genes for her young on purpose, of course. Ancestral females who preferred the smell of closely related males were simply outrun through evolutionary time by females who preferred the scent of unrelated sires. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 06:07 AM
* CAN YOU SMELL THAT SMELL? Since humans show little interest in one another's urine, few researchers thought that the story of MHC in rodent attraction could shed light on human interactions. But then someone made an eyebrow-raising discovery: Human volunteers can discriminate between mice that differ genetically only in their MHC. If human noses could detect small differences in the immune systems of mice (mice!) by giving the critters a sniff, excited researchers realized, we may well be able to detect the aromatic by-products of the immune system in human body odor as well! A team led by Claus Wedekind at the University of Bern in Switzerland decided to see whether MHC difference. men's apocrine gland secretions affected women's ratings on male smells. The team recruited just under 100 college students. Males and females were sought from different schools, to reduce the chances that they knew each other. The men were given untreated cotton T-shirts to wear as they slept alone for two consecutive nights. They were told not to eat spicy foods; not to use deodorants, cologne, or perfumed soaps; and to avoid smoking, drinking, and sex during the two-day experiment. During the day, their sweaty shirts were kept in sealed plastic containers. And then came the big smell test. For two weeks prior, women had used a nasal spray to protect the delicate mucous membranes lining the nose. Around the time they were ovulating (when their sense of smell is enhanced), the women were put alone in a room and presented with boxes containing the male volunteers' shirts. First they sniffed a new, unworn shirt to control for the scent of the shirts themselves. Then the women were asked to rate each man's shirt for "sexiness," "pleasantness," and "intensity of smell." * SEXY GENES It was found, by Wedekind and his team, that how women rate a man's body odor pleasantness and sexiness depends upon how much of their MHC profile is shared. Overall, women prefer those scents exuded by men whose MHC profiles varied the most from their own. Hence, any given man's odor could be pleasingly alluring to one woman, yet an offensive turnoff to another. Raters said that the smells they preferred reminded them of current or ex-lovers about twice as often as did the smells of men who have MHC profiles similar to their own, suggesting that smell had played a role in past decisions about who to date. MHC-similar men's smells were more often described as being like a brother's or father's body odor . . . as would be expected if the components of smell being rated are MHC determined. Somewhat more surprising is that women's evaluations of body odor intensities did not differ between MHC-similar and MHC-dissimilar men. Body scent for MHC-dissimilar men was rated as less sexy and less pleasant the stronger it was, but intensity did not affect the women's already low ratings for MHC-similar men's smells. That strong odor turned raters off even with MHC-dissimilar men may be due to the fact odor is a useful indicator of disease. From diabetes to viral infection to schizophrenia, unusually sweet or strong body odors are a warning cue that ancestral females in search of good genes for their offspring may have been designed to heed. (In the case of schizophrenia, the issue is confounded--while some schizophrenics do actually have an unusually sweet smell, many suffer from delusions of foul smells emanating from their bodies.) Nobody yet knows what roles MHC may play in male evaluations of female attractiveness. Females' superior sense of smell, however, may well be due to their need to more carefully evaluate a potential mates merits--a poor mate choice for male ancestors may have meant as little as a few minutes wasted, whereas a human females mistake could result in a nine-month-long "morning after" and a child unlikely to survive. Perfumers who really want to provide that sexy allure to their male customers will apparently need to get a genetic fingerprint of the special someone before they can tailor a scent that she will find attractive. But before men contemplate fooling women in this way, they should consider the possible consequences. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 06:07 AM
* FOOLING MOTHER NATURE The Swiss researchers found that women taking oral contraceptives (which block conception by tricking the body into thinking it's pregnant) reported reversed preferences, liking more the smells that reminded them of home and kin. Since the Pill reverses natural preferences, a woman may feel attracted to men she wouldn't normally notice if she were not on birth control--men who have similar MHC profiles. The effects of such evolutionary novel mate choices can go well beyond the bewilderment of a wife who stops taking her contraceptive pills and notices her husband's "newly" foul body odor. Couples experiencing difficulty conceiving a child--even after several attempts at tubal embryo transfer--share significantly more of their MHC than do couples who conceive more easily These couples' grief is not caused by either partner's infertility, but to an unfortunate combination of otherwise viable genes. Doctors have known since the mid-1980s that couples suffering repeated spontaneous abortions tend to share more of their MHC than couples for whom pregnancies are carried to term. And even when MHC-similar couples do successfully bring a pregnancy to term, their babies are often underweight. The Swiss team believes that MHC-related pregnancy problems in humans are too widespread to be due to inbreeding alone. They argue that in-couple infertility problems are due to strategic, unconscious "decisions" made by women bodies to curtail investment in offspring with inferior immune systems--offspring unlikely to have survived to adulthood in the environments of our evolutionary past. When Broca and other social Darwinists pointed out that "uncivilized races" were more sensitive to body odor, they may have been correct--insofar as Europeans tend to go to greater lengths to perfume and wash away their natural scents. But this is hardly evidence of European superiority over "less evolved" peoples, as Broca insisted. Paying careful attention to the health of others and their suitability as sires to one's offspring in the disease-rich tropics, whose cultures Broca derided, actually makes exceedingly good sense. Perfume; daily, soapy showers; convenient contraceptive pills---all have their charms. But they also may be short-circuiting our own built-in means of mate choice, adaptations shaped to our unique needs by millions of years of ancestral adversities. The existence of couples who long for children they cannot have indicates that the Western dismissal of body scent is scarcely benign. Those who find offensive the notion that animal senses play a role in their attraction to a partner need not worry As the role of smell in human affairs yields to understanding, we see not that we are less human but that our tastes and emotions are far more complex and sophisticated than anyone ever imagined. PHOTOS (BLACK & WHITE) Get a Whiff of the Myths! Humans have smaller "smell brains" than the rest of the animal kingdom. Oops. The olfactory bulb has been there all along. It's just that it's hard to find, buried in folds and folds of the frontal cortex. Okay, but we're above scent-driven socialization. Left to its own devices, body scent plays a large and very clever role in mate attraction. The sexiest smells humans produce are related to the sex hormones. Actually, the body scents important in mate attraction are--this even surprised researchers--aromatic by-products of the immune system. Each of us has a unique "smellprint" that is equally appealing to all others. How pleasant and sexy our body odors are is a totally relative matter. We smell best to a person whose genetically based immunity to disease differs most from our own. The notion that animal senses play a role in personal attraction diminishes our humanity. Scientific understanding of the role of smell in our lives leads only to conclusions that our tastes and emotions are highly sophisticated, the product of many inputs. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 06:08 AM
HOW TO SMELL A MATE How does body odor affect a woman's sexiness? Scientists don't for sure, but they do know that a man's allure depends in part on how many immune system genes he shares with a potential mate. Since it's known that women can detect genetic compatibility by smell--it's not that men can't but that so far no one knows--the onus is on females to sniff out a suitable squire. Choosing a genetically compatible partner can be difficult it today's perfume rich postindustrial jungle, and getting your immune system genes profiled can be expensive. Before you run to a doctor for blood work to see whether your mate is a suitable match--and sire for your future children--try listening to your nose. (Unfortunately, the sniff test will only work if you're not taking birth control pills.) * 1. Declare a deception-free day for the nostrils. Have your beau shower with fragrance-free soap and wear clean cotton clothing for a day, away from smokers and the perfumed masses. Be sure you don't have a cold, and that you yourself haven't been around smokers for a few days. * 2. After he spends a day and a night in his cotton clothes, before he tosses them in the direction of the hamper, wrestle them from him and have a "smelldown." Make it a romantic experience. If your man's shirt doesn't offend, you should be safe. (Find the scent alluring or sexy? Even better! That attraction is nature's way of telling you he's a safe contributor to your offspring's genetic ensemble.) * 3. If your man's odor reminds you of your father or of a brother, you may want to consider getting in touch with your doctor and ask about genetic tests before trying to conceive a child. Tell the doctor you're concerned that you may share a close MHC or "HLA" profile. (HLA, for human leukocyte antigen, is a technical tag for human MHC.) Meanwhile, a deceptively pleasing gift of cologne might be in order. * 4. Genetic incompatibility is not the only reason you may find his odor offensive. Does his body scent seem unusually intense? He might have a medical condition that explains the smell. Ask him to bring it up at his next medical checkup. A very sweet scent is sometimes evidence of diabetes or schizophrenia--both of which appear to be heritable. It is wise to discuss these issues with each other, and with a doctor, before having kids. * 5. Before you decide that your relationship stinks, check your mate's diet. A taste for spicy foods or an overindulgence in garlic can cause strong body odors. * 6. If your mate still offends, don't head for the hills just yet. Some clothing detergents can prove to be a bad mix with a fella's scent. Ask that the next time he visits the laundry, he change brands--and give the stinker a second chance!--F.B.F. F. Bryant Furlow When a Kiss Is Not a Kiss! The Eskimo kiss is a rubbing of noses. In really it is a case of mutual sniffing of body smells. Only in the Western world has mutual sniffing been reprogrammed to a kiss. We humans are smell poor, possessing less hardware for smelling than other animals. Recent findings demonstrate that we have lots of scent-related equipment. People pay little attention to the fragrant or the rancid in their everyday lives. Human sweat, urine, breath, saliva, breast milk, skin oils, and sexual secretions all contain scent-laden chemical compounds. Part of the problem is that not all smells register in our conscious mind--although they may nonetheless influence mood. BYW Photography by Nick Vaccaro |
| SITARA | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 06:45 AM
Vivid ji Here is my kusume rumaal!!! Just for you!:) NO, Actually I am doubly pleased that you are a lady; impressed by your charm, warmth, personality, talent. Very rarely do women project their kinder sides to members of the same gender, hence my assumptions!!! I stand corrected.... happily if I may say so! I have met a few other charming ladies; Najar is one of them. OU812: Watchu waitin' fo yo????? Snap up the lady before you regret it!!! Or are you afraid of the Adam -bashing???????? In Jest (Vivid, pls don't mind!) |
| SITARA | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 06:48 AM
Ha re Bhunte ji another rampage into research????? :) |
| OU812 | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 06:56 AM
If Adam-Bashin was an issue, I would turn the other cheek. But alas Sitara Ji, Aakash ko Phaal, Akha Tari Maar. |
| vivid | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 08:49 AM
Bhunte ji, Seems like your quest for the KASTURI KO SUVAS in never gonna end, :P SITARA ji, Now! now! Nepto nakh tankiyera monitor chunai lagyo! ;) I can't say for others but for me I just admire the profoundity of the ideas expressed by the women or to say ladies (Sitara, Surya, NK, Dalisha, Najar, Simply et al) in sajha. Thus to break the spell, the only thing I do is pass on my humble admirations fumbled in jumbled words! :) Also, don't bother, I do know the implications of cyberworld so can digest a few cyber bashings here and there, :P OU812, Heh! heh! so get ready to be stumped on your cheeks with a victoria V, :P |
| SITARA | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 12:02 PM
Let it grow!!! let it grow!!!! let it grow!!!!.... I meant your nose. :) I absolutely agree with you. I mentioned Najar because I have had the pleasure of meeting her; there are many more sajhaites I would love to meet. Perhaps I should make Europe my next destination! ;) As for the cyber bashing/s; we all need it/them to trim our nose and clip our wings! OU812, I have not forgotten a certain alchemist gentleman's offer of a drink if/when we meet up in old town Alexandria! October was it??? hmmmmm Oys, Soliel..... where art thou-s?? We will be waiting for your ship to dock! ;) |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 12:25 PM
vivid ji, Yes, my quest for the origin of Kasturi ko Subhas never gonna to end...ehehe Aren't we all here in a search within, without inhibition, fearlessly driven by insurmountable energy to achieve the truth of own Kasturi's existence? Sitara ji, Research!.....hmmmmm....Sajha Research Center is like our untiring aim of discovering innate passions, revoking our dying spirits with a renewed vigour and binding our emotional ties. Let us open streams of vital exchange through KASTURI KO SUBHAS. |
| alnepali | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 01:22 PM
OU812: Can we use your Panaromic pic of dharan at mydharan.com? The forum should be up in a couple of hours? Thankx |
| vivid | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 01:24 PM
Alnepali, Hope to visit before I hit the bed then, :) Do inform when it is up, will you? Regards! |
| alnepali | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 01:38 PM
will do vivid... right now... only forum. Others work in progres ... :o) |
| OU812 | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 02:21 PM
Vivid my cheek is glued to the screen. More pain more gain :o) lets not make a fetish out of this thoug. Thy dazzling pearly smile and twinkling eye would burn any man's cheek with joy. Sitara JI, found out Alchemists are disillusioned bunch trying to make gold of base metal. Crackpots!! Old town Alexandria is but a distant dream for now.But if Twinkle Twinkle Little Start should choose to scintillate in this side of the pond, The Queen would rock, London Bridge would burn, Gorgie Porgie would Stay, Streets of Soho would regain it's lusture. Bhunte, don't know about kasturi's ko subhas, but freshly shampooed tress of woman (Sunsilk), phiis phiis perfumed Noa, Air de Temps, the jingbang.The Scent of a woman. Yummmmm alnepali, sure. Please do use the parnoramic pic of dharn in your website. Would be an honour. |
| alnepali | Posted
on 27-Jul-03 02:36 PM
OU812... Thankyou. The forum @ www.mydharan.com is ready for use. Other pages are work in progress :o) Please fell free to add your suggestions. Looking forward to seeing you there.... |
| Tulip | Posted
on 28-Jul-03 07:09 AM
Vivid, yes..the knit is becoming tighter and I am threatened! Strange I knew right away you were a female. This is to erudite female poets at sajha (sorry I don't know all of them yet besides sitara and vivid) Poets make pets of pretty, docile words: I love smooth words, like gold-enamelled fish Which circle slowly with a silken swish, And tender ones, like downy-feathered birds: Or purring softly at a silver dish, Blue Persian kittens fed on cream and curds. I love bright words, words up and singing early; Words that are luminous in the dark, and sing; Warm lazy words, white cattle under trees; I love words opalescent, cool, and pearly, Like midsummer moths, and honied words like bees, Gilded and sticky, with a little sting. Alas...I wish I was a good writer. Deepak raj rai must be from SBS. Wiz dai, I am not sure who you are talking about ;). So far so good..life is rolling. keep me posted and keep on posting! will be back soon. |
| najar | Posted
on 28-Jul-03 07:33 AM
Surprises await leaving some threads unopened... lol at Sitara and Vivid's exchanges upon unfolding Vivid's gender. Aww, Sitara dear--all along, you were thinking Vivid was a male? :)) Malai ta pahilaa nai thha thhyo, came to know few months ago, although before that i too thought she was a male (no offense hai vivid, you just would not give enough clue to imply you were a female, not that it matters!) Nevertheless, have been enjoying Vivid's postings for long even before identifying her gender :) Dharane biraders and sistas great goign here hai...me too am trying to persuade my chhimeki to start our thread reminiscing the time and place we grew up at, but so far there are just two of us (sajhaites) or atleast that i know of....don't think we'd have much luck getting anywhere close to you guys, but am thoroughly enjoying my revisit, albeit cyber to dharan. Had gone there once for a brief visit, which i greatly cherish! Hope to make a longer visit sometime in future--infact this thread has further strenghthened my desire to visit Dharan! Will any of you be there sometime soon? :) |
| kalankisthan | Posted
on 28-Jul-03 08:23 AM
VIVID is a female? uh-oh!!! |
| vivid | Posted
on 28-Jul-03 10:06 AM
Tulip, Welcome to the club! Wow! an entrance with a big bang! Love thy peom, filled with fluffy words and embossed phrases. Hope to hear more from you. Have you visited mydharan.com? Do visit. Maybe we'll bump into each other there also, ;) Najar and Kalanki jis, My pleasure to know you both as hasthis of sajhapuri nagari. No objection from my side as I longed to remain genderless in the cyberworld but not anymore, :( |
| Tulip | Posted
on 29-Jul-03 08:13 AM
Vivid, I had written a long email to you. I visited mydharan.com but still need to familiarize myself. WEll, this post is an effort to keep the thread going. ciao. |
| marich | Posted
on 29-Jul-03 08:42 AM
does anyone know NIRAJ PALIKHEY and his whereabouts? ....appreciated |
| Tulip | Posted
on 29-Jul-03 08:59 AM
Yes. he lives in DC metropolitan area and happily married. hope this helps. |
| sangam | Posted
on 29-Jul-03 09:17 AM
Tulip beat me to it. DC tira pani dharane ta nikkai chan ki ke ho? |
| rai | Posted
on 30-Jul-03 07:35 AM
Dharane didi/daju/ Bhai/ bahine/ tatha anya ganya manya baykti haru.. Khoi ... Where are you all lost ? Dharane charm khaha gayo ? Ke????.... thread boring bhayo ??? |
| sangam | Posted
on 30-Jul-03 08:02 AM
Halla yeta matrai hoina aba ta www.mydharan.com tira pani garnu paryo ni. Barsa yaamko khahare jastai hiudma suknu bhayena hai. |
| TopGun | Posted
on 30-Jul-03 10:18 AM
In the interest of keeping this thead going, here is my Top 10 reasons to know if you are a Dharane: 1) You have been scolded by a nasally challenged clerk in the Dharan post office. Does any body know his name? 2) You know who Kaag (Crow) is? 3) Your daily schedule involves at least three rounds of visit to the local Chaata Chowk. 4) You have seen Radha Sir diagnosing, prescribing and selling medicines for cardio-vascular complications. 5) Rocky Bro knows you. 6) You have wondered why Shyam Dai's Dokan is frozen in time? 7) You have attended a Kabi Gosti organised by some Palikhe guy. 8) You think getting a job at BPKIHS is the ultimate measure of success. 9) You have had tuition sessions with Bimal Sir but later switched to BSc sir. 10) You think Baje Ko Chiya has aphrodisiac value. |
| sangam | Posted
on 30-Jul-03 02:57 PM
Kabi Badri Palikey. Thats his name. How about a beer or two at Bhanu chowk's cold drink store? That used to be a very good place for some people watching (a better term for season:)) Oh! those days are all gone. Dharan municipality should plan a sort of like a town square at Bhanu chowk. Jamanama aalakatre bato bannu aghiko dhunge bato jastai dhunga aathawa itta bichayera chittika parnu parne. That bus stand needs to be moved out of there. Ekdamai sano thau bhayo. |
| vivid | Posted
on 31-Jul-03 05:04 PM
Sangam, Yeah Badri Palikhe. To name a few kabi/kabiyatrees from dharan: Krishna Pakhrin, Kunta Sharma, Leela Shrestha Subba, Harsha Subba etc.... What happened to the plan to shift the Bus stand from Bhanu chowk to somewhere near that petrol pump? Do anyone remember the Prakash cold store at Bhanu chowk? My fav place to drink a coke while viewing at customers bargaining for churpis and fruits. Hey where is everybody?? OU812, Tulip, Alnepali, WoO, Jukhure, Milan, Gokul et al..... Kasto sannata chayeko ho Dharan ma??? :(( |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 31-Jul-03 06:20 PM
Yo thread padhda ta sanchhai nai Dharan ko juwai hunu parla jasto chha...eheheh |
| Neural | Posted
on 31-Jul-03 07:58 PM
Dharane thread chahi sarai nai ramailo laagyo....BRT to Dharan jaada ko jungle dekhi liyera (bato maa langoor herdai), Bhanu Chowk ko coke, chhurpi; ghopa camp, nurse re.......vedataar sab ghumna/dekhna payeeeyo. Bhunte dai, ke vannu vaako ho? asti kun chahi thread maa ho "vauju navaako belaama sajha maa videko veedai re vanera kasle ho vandai thiyo" [i forgot that thread] .....aba vauju vaisakeko maanchheyle feri Dharan ko Juwai hune re :O vayena hai vayena. ........Baru maile po yeso try haanam kee vaneko ;) |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 31-Jul-03 08:25 PM
Neural bhai pani bachelor? lau bhai ko bhoj pani khana paine bhaiyo... Sayed tyo (((((((((((((Echoes)))))))))))))))) ko halla hola....baru tyo echoes ko sound frequency kati po hola....ehehe |
| Neural | Posted
on 31-Jul-03 09:31 PM
Bhunte dai, ".....pani bachelor?" PANI vanera aafoo lai bachelor banauna khojne :P --- vauju le yo message padhirahanu vaako vaye tapai lai aaaja KUCHO le ho kee PANYU/DAADU le ;) ..... hosh puryaunus hai ... Hawaii ko trip haanne b 4 6, thinking of that. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 31-Jul-03 10:13 PM
Neural bhai, Harey Shiva! yi bhai bahini haru le ta mero khanti khalas garne bhaye...hamro dera ma ta Kuchho chhaina ni ta...i use vaccum cleaner....ani dadu/panyo pani chhaina ta mero ma...buffet, fastfood ra sandwich ko jindagi chha yeha...yo sajha ma bolyo ki polyo...yeha nabhayeko bhauju chha bhanera bhau ghataunu bhayena kyare....yo Neural ko Boli pani , Banduk ko Goli jastai raichha...ra ta ta ta ta...Dharan sasurali banaune sapana pani sabai chakanachur paryo yo bhai ko goli le ta..... Lots of Japanese couples visit Hawaii for marriage or honeymoon...You should also visit Hawaii (best with gf or wife).. pm me |
| Neural | Posted
on 31-Jul-03 10:30 PM
Bhunte dai, la thhik chha Vacuum cleaner, buffet.....etc vaye ke vo ra ? tara vauju ko SANDAL ni???? tyo ta sure lagaunu huncha hola.... It might be 19.30pm there now ...aba rati dai ko khaireeyat chhaina usho vaye....good luck bro. Sure dai, i will pm you. Thanks for that. |
| Neural | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 02:28 AM
bhunte dai, hamro guff le yo thread lai digress nagarau ...natra Dharane thread le arko mode liyera Jogbani tira jala jasto lagisakyo........ Sorry friends. |
| milans | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 06:35 AM
Vivid, Sannata chayeko chaina. Bhunte ra Neural le dharane "juwai" bhanne aashama halla gardai cha. Yeah, that Bus Stand needs to go. For years I have been hearing about bus stand move, but till today there aren't any plan for it yet. Its partly to blame on local politics. Every ward leader wants the bus stand to be moved to their ward, hoping for economic benefits. Watd no. 13 wants Dhankuta busstand, Ward no. 7 and 8 wants the other bus stand. Tana-taan. Baru dori tanne khel khelaunu parne... jasle jitcha tesle lancha.. hoina? Aaakhir Drabya Shahle daud jitera raja huna paucha bhane yesma ke nai farak cha ra? :-) |
| explorer | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 09:42 AM
TopGun, I like what you said.....that was really funny.....and all true. U are are not from ward #4 or 5 by any chance, are you? |
| Tulip | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 12:14 PM
Where was baje ko chiya? I know shyam dai ko pasal, but who is kaag, radha sir and rocky bro :( ???? i maynot qualify being dharane now. |
| OU812 | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 12:31 PM
GF to Hawaii? Now thats a thought. Heard it's such a beautiful place, that locals name everything twice. I would love to take MoonMoon sen's daughter to Pago Pago for a little tete-a-tete, eat BBq mahi-mahi , drink Passion Chi Chi. But I am afraid I will contract beriberi. Wakiki .... heheheh funny name, beats Adhuwa Pool on the way to Damak. Maybe we should name our pools Adhuwa Adhuwa, Budhi Budhi Khola. Ta Ta |
| sangam | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 12:58 PM
Tulip, Bajeko hotel used to be close to purano Balika school at Chatra Line (close to Singhadevi chowk). They had a chiya named after Balika school, Balica chiya. A glass of chiya made with half of "CHAALI" and half of regular chiya. Radha sir used to be an owner of a pharmacy infront of the old hosital, north of Chata Chowk, and was a teacher at Public High School. Kaag is someone from Bijaypur, who used to dress up in black and shout "kaag, kaag". Rocky bro is from Dharan-4. I am sure you seen him, if you did your schooling in SBS. He was elected as a ward member from Dharan-4. I hope this may help you recall them, if not, you need not worry about it. You are still a DHARANE at heart, thats what matters the most, right? |
| vivid | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 01:19 PM
Tulip, Don't worry. We can come up with our own reasons for being a Dharane, wat u think? Kaag is the guy who was the original version of MIB, a walking advertisement with a loudspeaker made out of tin, :) All those who didn't understand him were aliens to him and he didn't need those shining shoes, barefooted he remains till he wins the election re. Milan dai, The idea of Tug of War is just great, ;) why not send the msg via charchareko lahara to the local authorities, :P OU812, The cargo container full of Vit. B. is on its way, hope it reaches you before you contact beriberi, :D Nice nice to to see see U U ! ! :) |
| vivid | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 01:26 PM
Sangam, Never had the opportunity to drink that Balika chiya, :( or was it only for guys? Rocky, the ward member of dharan-4? he who never leaves his black specs ho?? Shyam dai ko pasal Bijaypur danda ma ho?? |
| Tulip | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 01:49 PM
Shaym dai ko pasal SBS agadi, usko chora pani sbs padhthyo..naam birse. bajeko chiya kaile khaiyena. baru hattisar ko chiya pasale ko naam yaad aaena. samosa ra chiya khhub khaiya thyo. bhaigo, aba kaag ra rocky dai, radha sir lai chai samjhina sakina :P hamro thapa sir kata ho?? I heard mitra miss ko bhai ke re naam, he passed away. I think I have alzhiemer's disease :( |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 01:54 PM
Oh about 280 posts alread...Dharan ma manchhe ko kami chhaina jasto chha...Most prolific town of Nepal? ...eheheh |
| vivid | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 02:10 PM
Tulip, The chiya pasals at Bijaypur danda, dayan pande hola kyara bayan kamal ( physical lab ko) daiko hola kyare. Kamal dai ko ma ta afno lunch nai bhane pani huncha karib 2 yrs samma ta tyeha ko samosa+chiya+sanpapri, Used to eat those sanpapri peeling layer by layer. :) Khai Thapa sir Damak tira holan, not sure kata kata sune jasto lagcha, Who is Mitra miss? Damn, Tulip I think I also have that disease with that funny name, :P |
| sangam | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 02:31 PM
Oh! Mitra miss!!!! Thanks Tulip for reminding me of her. She was nice as well as very strict. How could I forget her distributing those "vitamin mithai" in her friday classess? Where is she nowdays? As far as I recall, her brother's name was Jiwan. Jiwan dai, if I am not mistaken, he was in first SLC batch out of SBS. There are few that I remember who were in first batch: Prabhakar dai,....... now I can't recall others name. Only batch with 100% slc result... jasto lagcha. |
| Tulip | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 02:40 PM
No, mitra miss had another brother who used to teach us too (I am blank!!). He was an alcoholic later and died, Mitra miss told me. He had good personality with mustache. Who can forget mitra miss ko duster ko hirkai and home science classes. hehe. SBS ko first batch kun sal ko ho? |
| rai | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 02:45 PM
Tulip: If you are talking about Mitra Miss 's Bhai who used to teach English .. well his name is Asis Sir . Kasari bisrsanu yaar tyo sir ko naam.. Tyo sir ko ta Deodorant ko scent samet yaad chha bhanya..Class nai ganaune garera deo use garnuhunthoy ta.. He was terror ni... ( may his soul rest in peace) . If you havent done homework of Asis Sir then only 5-6 layers of halfpants inside the uniform MIGHT work as prevention.. |
| OU812 | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 02:50 PM
Mitra Miss. Her dream was to return back to her home by the river of Hoogly and lie for eternity in the bed of Holy Ganga. She fulfilled her dreams in 1988 (Not sure of the date) Mitra Miss's brother Ashis Mitra killed in Hit and Run accident in KTM. Kumar Sir (Account dept) die under mysterious circumstances. End is Nigh |
| sangam | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 02:56 PM
Now, I am lost. Asis ki Jiwan. Anyway, the one I was talking about was also an alcoholic and in drugs. Skinny guy with mustache. I can still recall his face. Miss Mitra was our class teacher when I was in class 3 or 4. So, no home science class there. Tulip, sorry I don't recall the year. OU812 can help us out on this one. Dipak sirko kutai kas kas le bheteko cha (tohlai thik parchu bhandai) ani Ganga sirko gaali? :-) |
| vivid | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 03:40 PM
Now! now! Here, I'm feeling out of place. Never heard about Mitra miss and home science classes. Asis didn't ring a bell either. Heard about Kumar sir's untimely demise. Is it 2036 the first batch of SBS, If not please do correct me OU812. Heard that Suresh Subba was from the first batch and he used to teach us Optional maths. Ganga sir ko kutai ta hoina jhagada chain khub garinthiyo, ke ke lekhna lagaune ani prize dinchu bhanera nadine, kya ris uthne ni afulai ta. |
| thapaliya | Posted
on 01-Aug-03 03:55 PM
Milan dai Thanks alot for sbs oldie goldie picture.All the memories came fresh. Thanks.Namaste AnupThapaliya :-) 
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| vivid | Posted
on 02-Aug-03 01:22 AM
Anup dai, Namaste! Nice to see you here in sajhapur's dharane thread. Where art thou? |
| Neural | Posted
on 02-Aug-03 02:18 AM
At my first glance on "thapaliya" in this thread, my assumption was on one of the three brothers. Dear Anup dai, how are (Avsh and Aksh ) dai? U looking cool. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 02-Aug-03 02:53 AM
neural pani Dharane ?....tesai le po dharan sasurali banaune kura ko ghor birodh gareko rahechha...katai nata lagla ki bhanera hachkeko ta hoina?......in jest |
| Neural | Posted
on 02-Aug-03 03:02 AM
bhunte dai le pani mutu maa dhungaa rakhera "IN JEST" vandai jpt vandiney vanyaa. Maile ghor birodh gareko chhaina ...harein tapai pani...aba ma ke vanu. Just i know him who is featured...so felt like conveying rgds. Tetti ho brother. Dai lai shuvakamana chha.... (Y) |
| Himalayas | Posted
on 02-Aug-03 03:03 AM
I heard last time Kumar Sir was in Korea and his wife chahi pohila gayo bhanne...maryo bhanne ta suneko thieena. Asis Sir ko barema chahi sunya thiye. Mitra Miss ko arko bhai Bablu chahi Ilam ma Supi ko bhai ko baording ma padrauchha.. Anup dai lai chahi maile dekheko thiena ki kya ho ... ki photoma chinna nasakeko... Akash dai ra Avinash lai chahi chinchhu... Avinash lai last year KTM ma bheteko thiye..kasailai Avinash ko e-mail address chahinchha bhane malai e-mail pathaunu hola.. |
| Himalayas | Posted
on 02-Aug-03 04:36 AM
Ex. Secondary Boarding School Hongkong ma gathering ko picture yaha http://dharanonline2.netfirms.com/over1.htm rahechha. |
| milans | Posted
on 02-Aug-03 05:00 AM
Anup, Good to see you here in sajhaland. How are you? Those were the only few SBS pics I got. Email me by clicking on my nick. HK SBSers ko bhelama ta maile chinne kohi dekhina. Mera dautari haru ta kohi aayenan jasto cha. |
| TopGun | Posted
on 02-Aug-03 10:40 AM
Anup Dai, Good to see you in Sajha! You look cool as always. How is everything going? Have you been to home lately? Keep in touch (go figure who I am). TopGun |
| Himalayas | Posted
on 02-Aug-03 11:10 AM
samjhanda samjhanda balla Anup dai lai pani thamaye... kaha picture ma ta kasari chinne ni? tinai jan daju, bhai haru lai samjhada chahi ahile chahi Anup dai ko po pani anuhar ko yaad aayo. Tyo mathiko photo herera ta kasari chinne ni hamro dai lai... nadekheko jhandai 14- 16 barsh bhaechha. Namaskar hai dai tadrai/internet baat bhae pani. |
| Bhunte | Posted
on 02-Aug-03 12:11 PM
neural bhai, sabai manchhe chineko rahechha ta ani ma ke garu.... |
| OU812 | Posted
on 02-Aug-03 04:44 PM
Who's gonna have the honour of "Crashing" Sajhaland? Due to database access limitations, that could cause server crashes, we will be restricting postings to a maximum of 300 per thread |
| vivid | Posted
on 02-Aug-03 04:58 PM
Who can that be, ;) was just waiting for this wonderful moment, heh! heh! THANKS to all those who had participated to drag this thread to its ultimate length. It is time that we go and rock, mydharan.com from now onwards. Let us all stand united in the name of Dharan! Long live Dharan and Dharanes! Here I cut the red ribbon! Down goes the thread crushing, CHRUSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH |
