Actress Garima Panta has been honored with a National Film Award(NFA) from her recent film Jhola. President Dr.Rambaran Yadav have honored the actress Garima with a best actress award in between the programme organized today at the presidential building at Kathmandu. Actress Garima was honored with a international award from the film Jhola before few month. After she has been honored with a international award, the demand of actress Garima have risen for many new films and she have increased her salary also.

Nepali Movie – Bramha

Nepali Movie – Bramha
Starring – Nirmal Senchuri, Ragini Khadgi, Bikram Chhetri, Yani Kunwar, DB Chhetri, Umesh Mayalau Director -  Rishi Neupane
‘Bramha’ is a presentation of Bharosha Films. It features music of Chetan Sapkota, Basanta Sapkota and , choreography of Babbu Thapa and Ram Rimal. The editor is Yubraj Khatri, cinematographer is Pawan Gautam. The movie is made on the story of Maunata Shrestha.

Full movie in two parts:

Part 1
Part 1

Gavilan Library

Internet Search Engines and Subject Directories
Search engines are automated programs (sometimes called spiders or bots) that crawl through the Web and index the pages they find, creating a database that they use to match your search terms.

•  AllTheWeb AlltheWeb combines one of the largest and freshest indices with the most powerful search features that allow anyone to find anything faster than with any other search engine.
• Bing Bing is a search engine that finds and organizes the answers you need so you can make faster, more informed decisions.
•  Ask Ask.com strives to be the most intuitive, relevant & personalized search destination on the web.
•  Dogpile Dogpile was built to give users the best search results available on the Web. This is accomplished by searching all the most popular engines and retrieving the best combined results.
•  Google Google contains a subject directory, and image search and much more.
•  HotBot From the main search screen, you can also search using Yahoo. Use the advanced search screen for more powerful search feature.  For example, you can limit your search to only web pages that come from a university or college.
•  Ixquick Ixquick takes your query to several search tools at once, finds hits, and returns them to a single result list. Because it uses several engines, the searching refinements are limited to the lowest common denominator.

•     Mamma A globally popular meta-search engine, Mamma.com brings forth refined search results from the web’s top search engines; assisting users to efficiently find the information they seek online.
      Yahoo Yahoo is the web's oldest "directory" and contains web and image search and much more.
      Yippy Yippy queries several top search engines, combines the results, and generates an ordered list based on comparative ranking and then groups similar results together into 'clouds'. Clouds help you see your search results by topic.

American College Of Surgeons

Resources: Medical Search Engines
Provided below is an assortment of links to medical search engines. If there are other sites you feel belong on these pages please e-mail jbowman@facs.org.

• Access Medicine
• BioMed Central
• CINAHL
• Electronic Journals Service
• Embase
• eMedicine
• Free Medical Journals
• HealthWeb
• InfoPOEM
• MD Consult
• Medscape
• Medical World Search
• MedicalMatrix

Victory Valley College

Internet research tools

There are generally two methods available to search for information on the Internet: Web Search Engines andWeb Directories  (including Meta-Search Engines). If you are in the habit of only searching the Internet one way, we recommend that you review the following information to broaden your understanding of other search options.

• Subject Directories,
• Search Engines,
• Meta-Search Engines

Ambassador Bodde Opens English Access Microscholarship Programs in Morang

June, 27- Kathmandu,  The United State(US) Ambassador Peter W. Bodde launched the English Access Microscholarship Programs in Itahari and Morang, Wednesday.

The English Access Microscholarship Program – more commonly known as the Access Program – provides a foundation of English language skills and leadership skills to disadvantaged youth.  This is done through a two-year program of after-school classes and extracurricular activities.  In addition to English, Access students learn about American culture and democratic values.  They also develop leadership skills and discover ways to help their communities through volunteer service.

Talking to the new Access students in Itahari,  mbassador Bodde said: “I want to tell you, the new Access students, that we believe in you.  If you
work hard in this program, you can achieve great things.  We’re offering
you education and training so you can go on to study in college,
university and beyond.  At the end of this two-year program, your English
and public speaking skills will be better, and we expect you to take these
skills and become leaders in your schools and in your communities.  I have
high expectations for all of you.”

The Access program is world-wide.  Since it started in 2003, over 95,000
students in more than 85 countries have participated in the program.  In
Nepal, the Access Program began in 2011, and 280 students have graduated
so far.  Currently, there are 320 students enrolled in Access classes across Nepal.

OMG! Checkout what's Sushant Singh Rajput's role in 'P.K.'!!!

While speculations were rife that Aamir Khan in forthcoming Rajkumar Hirani’s film ‘P.K.’ will be playing an alien, here’s yet another surprising revelation. Talks are that the film’s second lead, Sushant Singh Rajput, will be essaying the role of Lord Shiva!!

Yeah, it might sound strange. But looks like we have to wait for the release of ‘P.K.’ to find out the actual concept of this much talked project...

Occasionally the film had garnered attention when images of Aamir wearing skirt and coat, carrying a radio, leaked out. Then the film’s leading lady Anushka Sharma made headlines for her short, boy-cut hairstyle.

We are really excited for this one which is slated to release by this year’s end.