Why the HELL www.huffingtonpost.com is BANED?? MAKES NO SENSE!! It's a NEWS BLOG!!

Lahure Kancha · Oct 30, 2010 4:39 AM

yo .org site ta organizations haru ko haina ra bhanya who provide information??? nepali government site every month hack bhayeko ani security ko chhai matlab chhaina, porn site banda garya chha.......60 ota ban gardai ma k hunchha ra??? na chhaine kura ma resource kharchha garya chha......herne le herun na........bakamfuse kura garya chha, porn le crime badayo bhanera.......kasle garyo ra reserach testo statement nikalna? auta lawyer le mudda thokna parne yesko biruddha ma......yo ta swatantrat ko hanana bhayo ni gatthe...

kaji sahab · Oct 30, 2010 1:15 PM

its just another distraction by these corrupt netas to avoid more important issues like maybe HUNGER!!!, POVERTY!!!CORRUPTION!!! ETC ETC.......

terobaaje · Oct 30, 2010 7:31 PM

thanks bro

jenshk123 · Nov 13, 2010 11:54 PM

Thx americane

swity_prity · Nov 14, 2010 12:29 AM

Site nam babal babal ko rahecha. Those who found out these site must have enjoyed fully before blocking. LMAO.

swity_prity · Nov 14, 2010 12:30 AM

Huffingtonpost is a mistake. It missed nastiest of all: India’s news channels- dirty for them; worst for us.

Krishna Bahadur · Nov 14, 2010 1:22 AM

 I am wondering why they choose only these sites specifically...out of million of others  Okie just go on sites like www.sexrespect.com and www.smartersex.com it is teaching kids about how to deal with sex and changes in body and how to handle relationships.. Firstly I have no idea what target they had in mind to block these sites, and secondly all of these sites are not what their names may sound like. Only sole loser in NTC jerking off could do this...   

dragon_rose · Nov 14, 2010 10:04 AM

Actually the people who banned those site doesnot know what's on those sites!! They just see word sex in name and banned them !! Or may be our tech minister doesn't understand names and thought of banning them !! They are just passing their times!! Makune wants to show he is doing something ! If they really wants to bann site than how they forget pornhub, youporn !! Which are worlds number one porn sites !! They all are sucker !

amricane · Nov 14, 2010 9:22 PM

Brothers nd sistas....there are like 60 thousand sites like these...who cares..the one who is frustrated with blocking of these sites just because they wont get to jerk off infront of the monitor must be way damn stupid.....google maa gayera arko khojera haale bhaihaalyo ni Worried ta haamro rights haru ko hanan bhayo bhanera hunu parne ho ni .......Ani...for example ....maile pinkworld.com maa $30/mo ko subscription leko thiye rey la Nepal maa ...Am I getting some damn refund now ....Its just stupid .....well batti ra paani ta banda chhadai chha ni ....tetti le all those jerkers haru lai tesai markaa pariraako chha ni ...tesh maathi jhan markaa paaridiney ....ani huffington post maa chahi kun chahi le k garyo ra banda hau????? Ani Nepal maa pani holaa ni amendments,rights haru ...Ki maobadiley tyo pani Shaktikhor contanment maa lagera raakheko chha ...?????? Asti bharkhar kataa ho facebook maa politician harulai gaali dina napaune bhanne kuro uthdai thyo ...abo porn sites rey ...abo kun dina google pani banda huney ho....Abo Nepal maa basne haru kina US aauchhan bhanera sodhyo bhaney kasailey....PORN SITES NAI CHALDAINA, K BASAI BHO RA NEPAL MAA bhanne haru pani chhittai bhetine chhan sayed.:D

cartman · Nov 14, 2010 11:13 PM

It was around midnight on Friday when the cellphone of a teacher of a Salt Lake school beeped. Half-asleep, he picked up his mobile and what he saw on the screen made him sit up bolt upright. It was a pornographic clip, sent via MMS. After a few seconds of shock, he tried to identify the sender but could not recognise the number. He was wondering what to do next when the mobile beeped again. Another MMS. Again an obscene one. And then another. And then another. All from different numbers. Now incensed, the teacher shot off an SMS to all the senders: "I am taking this to the police". The replies came within seconds. But what he read next left him even more shocked. They were all his students. All four requested him not to go the police. TOI is withholding the name of the teacher, students and the school on request to avoid them any embarrassment. The teacher was furious but spared the students a police questioning. He did not lodge an FIR but complained to the school authorities. The students were identified, summoned to a disciplinary hearing and given a severe dressing down. The four were threatened with rustication and ordered to tender an apology to the teacher. Realising that their careers were at stake, the students begged for mercy and apologised. The teacher tried to explain to them that what they had done was a criminal offence under the Cyber Crime Act and it could have even landed them behind bars. When the teacher wanted to know why they had sent him a porn MMS, the students said in unison that they "wanted to play a prank with him". "It was just for fun, sir," the students said. The teacher was stunned. Psychologist Amit Chakraborty said that the group of students who sent the MMS clips wanted to tease the teacher for some reason or the other. "Teachers are often seen as power centres and the students may have sent him the porn MMS clips because they wanted to taunt him. Earlier, in all schools students used to tease teachers by giving them some odd nicknames. Now, with mobiles the students jeered at the teacher in another way." But this should not be encouraged, the psychologist said. Some of the teachers were reportedly in favour of seizing the mobiles of the students for their offence, but that was not done, say sources. Ruby Sain, head of the sociology department of Jadavpur University, said that mobiles have become a necessity now, which is why parents give the gadgets to their children. "In the present society students have little respect for teachers. So much so that they think nothing of sending a lewd MMS to a teacher. Parents should keep tabs on what the children are doing with mobiles or computers, because they cannot avoid their responsibility. Ideally, students should not be given camera-mobiles as there have been several such crimes recently where school students sent obscene MMSes," Sain said.

freefood · Nov 14, 2010 11:20 PM