Dear All Martin Chautari is organizing the following discussions coming week at its premises, i.e. Block No.509, Prasuti Griha Marga, Thapathali (phone no. 4256239, 4238050, 4240059). Please note that we are initiating a new series of discussion on environment related issues on every alternate Wednesday. It will be coordinated by a network of graduate students of environment science from different six colleges in Kathmandu: Aaitabare Discussion Series (Sunday) 1 Jan 2006/ 17 paush 2062 Time: 3 pm Topic: Possibility of Partnership between Seven Parties and Maoists. Pundit: Lila Mani Pokharel, Janamorcha Nepal Mangalbare Discussion Series (Tuesday) 3 Jan 2006/ 19 Paush 2062 Time: 5 pm Topic: Using Nepali Language for Women's Computer Education. Pundits: Ekta Silwal, Sristi Gurung and Sudha Acharya, Madan Puraskar Pustakalya Environment Discussion Series (Alternate Wednesday) 4 Jan 2006/ 20 Paush 2062 Time: 3 pm Topic: Role of Media on Environment Protection Pundits: Rajesh Ghimire, NEFEJ and Binod Dawadi, ASCOL Media Discussion Series (Thursday) 5 Jan 2006/ 21 Paush 2062 Time: 3 pm Film @ Chautari (show and discussion) Daying Ye's Hong Ying Tao (Red Cherry), 120 mins, 1995, China; Subtitles: English Youth Discussion Series (Friday) 6 Jan 2006/ 22 Paush 2062 Time: 3 pm Topic: Nepal Student Union -A road ahead Pundit: Mahendra Sharma, President, NSU Discussions take place at Martin Chautari - every Sunday at 3:00 PM on various issues of research, - every Tuesday at 5:00 PM on various topics, - every alternate Wednesday at 3 PM on environment related issues (Network of graduate students of environment science, ECSN in collaboration with Martin Chautari organizes Environment Discussion Series), - every Thursday at 3:00 PM on media related issues and - every Friday at 3:00 PM on youth related issues (Youth Initiative in collaboration with Martin Chautari organizes Youth Discussion Series). Schedule of Chautari's upcoming discussions is also available in its website - http://www.martinchautari.org.np . Participation is open to all. Unless otherwise stated, all discussions take place in the Nepali language.