feb14th1981 Thanks for making it clear. By the way, if your only motive was to congrat her then why you took a long detour (via sajha). Was there any point in taking this long detor when you could send her an email anyway ? Was it just a show off or something ?

Dear Khaobadi and all, take a deep breath and control your emotions, friends. Let's fight on thoughts, principles and issues but with feelings of love and brotherhood. We are all Nepali and we are very much related. Happy Valentines Day to every Sajha members!

"They don't even know I exist", says Kiran Chetry on this Fox news video. (Did somebody mention a video earlier?).

Hey ssNY...Thanks for the video.

News: Kiran Chhetry गर्भवती भइन एक हराम नेपालीको प्रतिकृया: थाहा छ कसलाई शंका गरेका छन ?

Khao dude, I did NOT take a long detour. Its crazy that you didn't get this. Dude, I wouldn't have known this news if I didn't come to sajha.com. - I logged on to sajha.com - I saw this thread - I came accross this news - Then I sent her an email - Then I wrote my comments here in sajha to Thank sSNY. No show off or anything. Just wanted to let people know that there are people who admired this news. I really do HOPE you get it this time. Aiight!! Peace

Is she a Nepali?

Is this you ssNY by the way?? It's my wild guess. sweetnyc Posted by: Self Last Online: 10-Feb 2006 Activity Factor: 100% What is this? I am 26, single, Hindu female living in New York, USA About me: Currently working at a investment bank in New York City. Work is interesting and challenging. I really enjoy it. Completed Master's in 2003 More... Contacted by you Send Reminder Add to Favourites About Myself My Basics Age :26 Marital Status :Never Married Children :No Height :5' 5" Complexion :Fair Body Type :Average Manglik :No Special Cases :None My Education & Career Education :Masters - Management Occupation :Banker Annual Income :- My Astro Info Astro terms explained Sun Sign :Cancer No More Astro Info My Religious & Social Background Religion :Hindu Caste / Sect :- Sub caste / sect :- Mother Tongue :Nepali Family Values :Traditional My Cultural Background Country of Birth :USA Grew up in :USA Personal Values :Traditional Can speak :English, Hindi, Spanish My Location Current Residence :New York (NY), USA Residency Status :Citizen My Lifestyle Diet :Non-Veg Drink :No Smoke :No Hobbies, Interests & more My Hobbies :Art / Handicraft, Cooking, Photography, Gardening / Landscaping, Playing musical instruments My Interests :Reading / Book clubs, Learning new languages, Listening to music, Movies, Theatre My Favourite Music :Classical - Western, Pop, Jazz My Favourite Reads :Classic literature, Thriller / Suspense, Business / Occupational, Magazines & Newspapers My Preferred Movies :Classics, Romantic, Comedy, Action / Suspense, Horror My Sports / Fitness Activities :Jogging / Walking, Swimming / Water sports My Favourite Cuisine :Chinese, Italian, Thai, Sushi My Preferred Dress Style :Classic Western - typically western formal wear More About Myself My Personality, Long-Term Goals, Partner Expectations, etc About me: Currently working at a investment bank in New York City. Work is interesting and challenging. I really enjoy it. Completed Master's in 2003 ( New York University). We all want to meet more people, so I thought I would give this a chance to find a partner. I would describe myself as someone simple at heart, cheerful, happy-go-lucky, traditional, energetic & easy-going, passionate in all that I do! Very balanced as person, with good blend of old-Eastern values & Western ideals!! Family/friends are important to me. They'd describe me as someone cultured & have a positive and optimistic outlook towards life. Fortunate to have grown up in New York City & gained exposure to diverse cultures. You'll find me comfortable in all sorts of different situations/places - from a night out with friends (catching a movie, dancing, enjoying shows, theatre) to a quiet night at home with the family. My favorite things are: swiss chocolates, cooking, just basically trying out new things & watching interesting movies (mostly thrillers/sci. fi. /comedy). You'll find me happy reading an interesting book (mostly classics) to reading the NY Times. I like browsing around Barnes & Nobles during my spare time, and ofcourse shopping (when I'm in the mood to indulge). Overall, I think I have a fun sense of humor. Like to make people around me laugh, and smile!! I have a friendly and open attitude. I am someone outgoing, w/ a good sense of humour. Enjoy cooking, and trying new recipes. I enjoy playing the flute, love doing outdoorsy things, hiking, going to the gym, & listening to different music (rock & jazz). Have a genuine interest in learning different languages. Love to travel. It's so much fun going to new places, I wish I could do more of it - if I had more time. Hoping to find someone who's similiar in interests. If that's you, then drop me a line, telling me about yourself. Take care! My Family Come from a educated, accomplished, well-settled, & close-knit family. Father has his PHD, and mom takes care of the family. Have one younger brother. Everyone's very caring, and are great! My Preferred Partner His Basics Age :27 to 34 Marital Status :Never Married Children :No Height :5' 8"(172cm) to 6' 2"(187cm) Complexion :Doesn't Matter Body Type :Doesn't Matter Manglik :Doesn't Matter Special Cases :No His Lifestyle Diet :Doesn't Matter Drink :No Smoke :No His Religious & Social Background Religion :Hindu Mother Tongue :Doesn't Matter Family Values :Doesn't Matter His Education & Career Education :Bachelors Occupation :Doesn't Matter His Location Country of Residence :USA, United Kingdom State of Residence :Doesn't Matter Residency Status :Citizen, Permanent Resident

Purush, what the heck that's got to do with anything? I live in NYC. That's all you got it right. Wish I was only 26. Female? Wish I knew that feeling?

I have one question: why is it that Nepali guys/girls who work in investment banking or consultancy think they got the greatest thing in the world? Don't they know that it is just a middle layer cul-de-sac; unless you go up in management tier which is not likely to happen to them? six digit salary? A subway owner or gas station owner makes more than that. Top americans normally go to top jobs which ranges from professariat at top universities to fast track position in consultancy or start ups executives etc and yet they never show such hauteur. But a nepali who is fresh from school (MS or BS) and is in a job looks around him and see, somehow, all other Nepali in restaurant working as a dishwasher. When will they grow up and see the surface at which they are standing?

Kiran Chetry thanks you all for your good wishes and commenting on her hair color... he he he

it sounds like you're Kiran Chhetri itself then. You're trying to advertise yourself, when you're staying home with you baby. Any clarification. You chose a good medium to tell other Nelalese who you are. Good luck!

yea, Nepali never watch Fox News anyway, the rightwing newschannel. Kiran, move over to CNN. Damn, Rupert Murdoch, Roger Ailes, Bill O'reilly etc

I am sure Kiran Chetry is famous enough and does not need to advertise herself as she is already a symbol of sucess and professionalism in the media world. Infact some of the loser we have here commenting should actually look up to her as an Idol to base their success goals on. I personally don't attack people who are normal but love giving a hard time to morons. At least she is not one of those silly women frm GBNC organized parties shaking her ass in skimpy clothes...she has better things to do. I truly personally admire Kiran Cherty for her achievement. Good on you Girl! All my best wishes to her for the bundle of joy she has in he arms now. Lovely name "Maya Rose" very unique. God Bless her child and the family!!

Afu lai ta bacha bhaneki maan parcha. :) Ek ad darjan nai payeko bhaye hune Kiran C le, last last tira ko chori bhaye mero chora ni hunthiyo ki tyo taka. Ilu ilu gauna lai thikka hunthio ani. Fox ma broadcast gardai. ;) :)

Indeed nice name.. for a daughter.... mine ko middle name will be the same... :)

Kiran is the sincere and intelligent woman with the warm brown eyes and infectious smile who comes into your living room each morning, bringing you the news. Even though Kiran leads a busy broadcast journalist's lifestyle, she still takes time out to remember her precious memories of holidays and summer family reunions spent visiting aunts, uncles and cousins at her grandparents' home in Palmerton. Kiran's mother, Nancy Horn Chetry, is a Palmerton native. Nancy met and married Homa Chetry while they both were in the Peace Corps, in the small Asian country of Nepal. When Kiran, whose name means “Ray of Sunlight”, was six weeks old, her parents returned to the United States and moved to Weatherly, where they lived the next two years. A few years later the family made their home in Montgomery Village, Md. where Kiran, an only child, spent her childhood and later graduated from Montgomery Blair High School. It was during these years that the family would travel to Palmerton to spend vacations or weekends with Kiran's grandparents, Willard and Anna Horn, in their Avenue A home. "We would go to my grandparents' Evangelical Lutheran church on Sundays. We loved to go bowling at Haja Lanes and to swim at Memorial Park," Kiran remembers. Still today when she comes back to the area for a little rest and relaxation, her favorite place to eat is the Bowmanstown Diner. "We always have to stop at the Diner, they make the best home-cooked food," Kiran is quick to add. One family event that she feels very strongly about is the traditional Horn family reunion, which has been an annual summer event for more than 50 years and takes place at Palmerton's Memorial Park. "I mark that date on my calendar every year and we just will not miss it," she explained. "I feel that passing down family memories and keeping family traditions alive are so important for parents to do for their children, especially in today's world." Kiran was very close to both her grandparents and even more so with her grandmother after her grandfather's death in 1981. She remembers one visit to her grandmother that started out as a few days of family time but ended with a national tragedy. Kiran was visiting in Palmerton on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001. "I was sleeping and my mom came into the room and woke me up saying she heard a plane hit the World Trade Center. We both thought it was just a small plane so my mom went back downstairs and I went back to sleep. A little while later my mom came back into the room and said, 'Kiran you better come down stairs and watch TV.' I witnessed the tragedy completely horrified just as any other American did that day, and it was from a bystanders point of view and not as a reporter," Kiran said. Although Kiran's husband, Chris, was working in the city, he was able to make contact to say he was okay and that he was walking back to their home in Manhattan's upper east side. "My grandmother got very upset, as we all did, by watching TV that day, so we decided that we would pack a lunch and go to Beltsville Lake for the rest of the afternoon," she added. After spending the evening joined together with neighbors and friends for a prayer service in Palmerton's Borough Park, Kiran was able to take a train back to the city. Upon her return to the TV station, she worked 12-hour shifts for many consecutive days. Her assignment was to report on survivors, and after a few days it became apparent that they were not finding life among the twin towers debris. Kiran's reporting position moved to the "family center" at an armory in the city. The center turned into a make-shift vigil for family members who were awaiting news of their missing loved ones. "This was the most difficult and most heartbreaking reporting I've ever done so far", she remembers. We would see and talk to the same people every day and they became like our own family." But Kiran is very grateful that she was by her grandmother's side in Palmerton on that eventful day in history; it was the last time Kiran saw her healthy. A short time later Kiran's grandmother suffered a stroke, and a few months later shedied. Kiran said she misses both her grandparents and wears her grandmother's original wedding band that is engraved, "WH To AC 1-14-40." Kiran and her husband Chris, a native of the Phildephia outskirts, still come to Palmerton whenever time allows. Kiran said she looks on Palmerton as her "little slice of life away from a world that changes everyday." Good changes are on the way for Kiran and Chris as they are about to embark on the path of parenthood with the expected arrival of a baby girl next month.It will be a year of firsts - first smiles and first steps. As the baby grows older, she may follow in her mother's footsteps, with her first trip to Pennsylvania, her first splash in the Memorial Park pool or her first time learning to ski down School Hill at Blue Mountain Ski Area. One thing is for certain though, her mother will always continue to pass down the warm and wonderful memories of those special family times spent in Palmerton.

people!!!! people!!! people!!!.... if u care.....dats good for u....if u don't care...then shut up!!! euta ramro wish garna ni katiii garooo yo nepalese haru lai....

Does she speak Nepali ?

Aba Nepali lai deshko chinta huna chhodi sakyo, kasle chhori pai, kasle bihe garyo, ko poila gai, ke matlab bhaneko?? Manchhe merko news huna chhodyo, kahako Kiran le bachha pai re.