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1 Most Dangerous Ways To School | NEPAL | Free Documentary

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6 sep. 2015

Those who attend school in the mountain village of Kumpur, walk across the mountains of the highest situated country on earth. Nearly half of Nepals lies more than 4 000 Meters above sea level. Today it`´s normal that the kids go to school in the valley, but just 50 years ago the village was completely self sufficient. Only if there was a lack of salt would someone twice a year hard off to refill the stock. Today the children go to the city almost on a daily basis and are immediately forced to cross the dangerous river. A village in distress is left behind. The village community Kumpur is spread across 18 farms on the Dhap Mountain. Their families live in a very remote area.

These families have lived on their land now for thousands of years herding their life-sustaining cattle without electricity, running water or contact to the outside world. Although they constantly ask themselves if the promise of an education justifies the danger of the path involved, they send their children day after day to school.

2 Poor Nepal

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26 nov. 2014

Anna Mária Diószegi

Nepal is along the highest part of the Himalayas. This country is poor, but the richer spectacular landscapes and cultural treasures, and the people are always smiling. Nepal is heart of Asia.

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3 FAO in Nepal – Documentary version part 1/2

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7 mrt. 2011

Pikto Vidéo

Nepal, with a population of 29 million people, is the poorest country in South Asia and ranks as the twelfth poorest country in the world. Malnutrition levels are alarming and the majority of the citizens have to depend on agriculture for their survival. In response to the poverty, the global food price crisis and the lack of agricultural investment, the European Union established the European Union Food Facility programme (EUFF). Under this programme, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), has overall objectives to prevent immediate hunger, boost agriculture and improve food security.

In Nepal, around 106000 extremely vulnerable households are supported in ten districts.

Produced by FAO Nepal. Directed by Arnaud Le Borgne.

Edited by Pikto Diffusion.

Graphism : Espace Studio

4 Kate Humble: Living with Nomads (Nepal – Full Documentary) | TRACKS

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7 jul. 2018

TRACKS

Kate Humble and a camera crew enter the rugged and nomadic life of the Nepalese Raute people, roaming the altitudes of Nepal’s mountains. They are not immediately welcomed into the tribe but as Kate proves helpful in moving the camp and as a contributing part of the workforce, she is able to get closer to the tribe – and by that closer to an understanding of the Raute people’s way of life, including the challenges and possible new lessons for Kate to learn.

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5 shepherd food || lajimbudha ||

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24 nov. 2019

lajimbudha

shepherd family eating shepherd food in sheep farm.

6 Deadliest Roads | Nepal | Free Documentary

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10 dec. 2019

Free Documentary

World’s Most Dangerous Roads: Deadliest Journeys in Nepal

Far from any tourist hubs; the inhabitants of the Gorkha region fight against the perils of monsoon season. Trucks and mule caravans strive tirelessly to provide for the cut-off villages. The monsoon forms mud ditches which trap vehicles and don’t release them without a fight. The Shaman witch doctors are always on hand to chase away bad spirits and watch over the meager population of Nepal.

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7 Nepal’s Unsung Hero | 101 East

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Al Jazeera English

Jigme Sherpa’s phone will not stop ringing. Since a 7.8 magnitude earthquake devastated Nepal, the young teacher has been leading a relief campaign to provide help.

101 East follows one man’s mission to restore hope to survivors of Nepal’s worst natural disaster in recent history

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His son used to write with a pencil…he asked me to buy him a pen that costs 20 cents. I remember these details. But what can I do?

8 After the Earthquake Nepal-Langtang Mini-Documentary

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27 aug. 2016

Helping_Shyapru

The people of Shyapru Bensi still suffering from the devastating earthquake in Nepal on 25 April 2015. It is located in the Langtang area. Help them: http://helpingshyapru.com

9 How The Quake Exposed Nepal’s Political Faultlines

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6 mei 2015

Journeyman Pictures

Tales Of Survival: Nepal’s Political Turmoil Laid Bare By It’s Tragic Earthquake. A report by SBS dateline. Subscribe to Journeyman for daily uploads: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c…

Thousands have died as a result of the 7.8 magnitude quake in Nepal over a week ago. This report travels through the worst-affected areas, hearing stories of devastation and examining the political fractures revealed.

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10 Traditional life activities ll Primitive technology

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27 dec. 2019

NepaliVillage

Traditional life activities ll Primitive technology

11 Harry Visits Gurkhas In Nepal | Forces TV

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29 mrt. 2016

Forces TV

Prince Harry has spent the day honouring the Gurkhas – staying overnight in a hillside village before paying his respects to the Brigade at the British Camp in Pokhara. His Royal Highness has served alongside them during his first tour of Afghanistan.

12 UK’s Prince Harry continues visit to Nepal

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17 nov. 2016

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Leurani village, northwest of Kathmandu – 21 March 2016
1. Various of Britain’s Prince Harry visiting Leurani village
2. Various of cultural show of dancing and music by local villagers
3. Various of Prince Harry dancing
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Bardia National Park, western Nepal – 21 March 2016
4. Various of Elephant with writing on side reading (English) “Your Royal Highness welcome to Bardia National Park”
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6. Prince Harry rafting down the Khauraha River
7. Deer crossing river
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Britain’s Prince Harry continued his five-day trip to Nepal on Monday, visiting a Gurkha village in Lamjung district where he was expected to spend the night.
Harry is due to stay at the home of a former Nepalese Gurkha soldier who had served in the British army.
The prince danced with villagers and later feasted with the family of Mangali Tamang, the 86-year-old widow of a former soldier.
Nepal abolished its centuries-old monarchy in 2008 and Harry is the first British royal to visit Nepal since then.
Earlier on Monday, Harry visited Bardia national park where he discussed conservation with local officials and rode on a boat.
Harry has already met Nepal’s president and prime minister as well as attending an official function to mark 200 years of friendship between Nepal and Britain.
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13 Video: Training to be Gurkhas

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29 jun. 2013

The National

Every year, thousands of young Nepalese hopefuls try their luck at becoming a Gurkha with the British army and go through a painstaking “free, fair and transparent” selection process, based on physical and educational tests to accomplish this.

14 Will These Men Make It Into The British Army? • GURKHA SELECTION | Forces TV

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11 okt. 2018

Forces TV

More than 10,000 young Nepali men have applied for just 320 places in the Brigade of Gurkhas this year. Forces News was given exclusive access to join a selection day in the city of Dharan, to see the potential recruits being put through their paces…

15 Cold Awakening For Britain’s Newest Gurkha Recruits | Forces TV

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27 feb. 2018

Forces TV

The British Army’s newest Gurkha recruits have arrived in the UK from Nepal. This year’s intake numbers 270, but that is expected to rise in future years as Gurkha numbers are increased by 25 percent.

16 Gurkha Recruits Take Their First Steps Into British Society • GURKHA SELECTION | Forces TV

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24 apr. 2018

17 When Gurkhas See The Sea For The First Time • GURKHA SELECTION | Forces TV

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3 jun. 2018

18 Catterick Says Goodbye To Its LARGEST EVER Gurkha Intake | Forces TV

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25 nov. 2019

Forces TV

Read more about the Gurkas leaving Catterick here

https://www.forces.net/news/catterick… And here

https://www.forces.net/news/largest-g…

The largest intake of Gurkhas ever trained at Catterick has passed out in a ceremony in North Yorkshire. Days later, the record group of 399 were then assigned their new regiments. All but one of the original 400 recruits passed out, with one remaining rifleman having to wait a couple more months to recover from a broken leg.

19 Is This The British Army’s ‘Sorting Hat’? • GURKHA SELECTION | Forces TV

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17 sep. 2018

Forces TV

Gurkha recruits in Catterick have discovered which units they will be heading to when their training is complete. In two months time, each recruit will be sent to one of six units in the Brigade of Gurkhas…

20 Emotional Day As Gurkhas Leave Catterick | Forces TV

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17 okt. 2016

Forces TV

As the MOD prepares to increase the Gurkha intake by 25%, the British Army’s newest recruits left their training centre in Catterick for the last time. ‘Gurkha Company’, Gurkha soldiers in training at Catterick, has just come to the end of their time at the camp.

21 The Moment The Gurkha Class Of 2018 Became Riflemen • GURKHA SELECTION | Forces TV

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15 nov. 2018

Forces TV

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A new group of 267 riflemen have been celebrating with family and friends after they successfully passed out from Gurkha Company in Catterick after nine months of intense training.

22 Prince Charles Awards Operational Honours To Royal Gurkha Rifles | Forces TV

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9 jul. 2019

Forces TV

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Prince Charles has presented Operational Service Medals to soldiers of the 1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles (1RGR). The Prince of Wales met troops from 1RGR at their home, Sir John Moore Barracks in Shorncliffe, Kent, presenting medals to them for their work on Operation Toral in Afghanistan.

23 Charles And Harry Honour Gurkhas With Afghan Service Medals | Forces TV

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15 mrt. 2017

Forces TV

24 Military Cross Awarded for Acts of Bravery | Forces TV

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27 jan. 2014

Forces TV

A Gurkha who took on an Afghan insurgent in hand to hand combat has been presented with his Military Cross at Buckingham Palace. His was just one of two remarkable stories of bravery heard at the palace.

Investiture footage courtesy British Ceremonial Arts Ltd

25 Prince Harry visits Nepal 2016,

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28 mrt. 2016

phoolnepali nepali

Prince Harry visits Nepal 2016, Help Earthquake Song by Shishir Yogi

26 Deadliest Journeys – Nepal, precipice of the damned

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24 mrt. 2018

Best Documentary

“I’ve never had a worse journey in my life,” says the old man sitting in the rear of the jeep, clinging tightly onto the fittings of the SUV. “What with rock falls, landslides, crashed trucks, snowfall on the high ground… that road is a real nightmare!” The Karnali Highway, in the North West of Nepal is the most dangerous road in the country. It’s 250 kilometres long and links the town of Surkhet, in the valley, to Jumla, altitude 3,000 metres. It sometimes takes five days to make the trip. Hewn out of the rock on the flank of the mountain set in an outstanding natural background, this road, opened barely two years ago, is finally allowing the population of this, the poorest region of Nepal to open up to the rest of the country, to move about and, above all, to bring in supplies of every type. Drivers of trucks, jeeps and even tractors, travellers, shopkeepers who go down to the valley for supplies, public transport, columns of people on foot walking for several days to get to their village… for them the road, despite everything, is the safest and fastest way of getting around this mountainous region. For several weeks, we accompanied all those who, willingly or otherwise, take this “impossible highway”. –

27 Indias Frontier Railways – The Last Train in Nepal

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6 apr. 2015

itsgary

Life on a short Nepalese railway line which is now under threat of closure.

28 Poor Children of Nepal

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4 jun. 2011

NGO TsubomiGakko Pokhara

29 Three Sisters Nepali Documentary a film by Dashrath Sunar Good Human Organization

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29 mei 2016

LIVE NEPAL TV

Director/Editor/Camera- DASHRATH SUNAR

Producer/Translater -Chitra Bahadur Gurung

Script- Shadev Karki

Narration- Samjhana Bhujel

Production-LIVENEPAL

30 Street Life – Kidasha Nepal

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21 okt. 2016

KidashaNepal

Kidasha is a UK registered development organisation that works to reduce the causes and impact of entrenched poverty and social exclusion, stopping exploitation and violence against children in Nepal.

Watch this video to hear some of the street and working children we support talk about what matters to them.

To find out more visit www.kidahsa.org

Credit: Jodie Chillery http://mintyfilms.org

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32 Langtang Nepali Documentary -Kyenjin Gumpa – A Faraway Valley

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9 sep. 2012

Aman Pratap Adhikary

Kyenjin Gompa is the last village in Langtang area. It’s a mountain valley. One of the most beautiful valley you will ever come across.

33 Witness – Birth in Nepal

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4 mei 2010

Al Jazeera English

Nepal has some of the worst maternal death statistics in the world, with some six women dying in

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34 Nepal: School for a dollar | 101 East

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19 okt. 2012

Al Jazeera English

For many in Nepal, a good education remains an unattainable luxury. And despite a rapid expansion of education facilities in recent decades, adult literacy is still less than 50 per cent.

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35 Street Kids – Children of Kathmandu

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12 jun. 2019

Good Times Nepal

This is the first short documentary from 2016 on “street kids of Kathmandu” with the help of Voice of Children Nepal (VOC), a street kid rehabilitation organization. The children who had been living in the streets for various reasons, told us their stories and we got to know them beneath the surface. The documentary shares the life experiences of the kids on and off the street life.

Kudos to VOC for their persistent and amazing work and their enormous help with the documentary.

36 Nepal: After the Earthquake | 101 East

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14 apr. 2016

Al Jazeera English

Nepal: After the Earthquake – 101 East

The trembling began just before noon. Suddenly, violent jolts reduced buildings to smithereens, burying residents under the rubble.

The devastation caused by the worst earthquake to hit Nepal in 80 years was catastrophic – more than 8,000 people dead and hundreds of thousands left homeless.

One year on, many of those who survived still live in makeshift shelters. Some have gone into debt to pay for medical care. Many are demanding to know why the government is not doing more to help.

101 East returns to Nepal to find out how the earthquake is still taking a toll on this fragile nation.

SEN-J MMA

2 weken geleden

When I was a kid, My father used to tell about his childhood life, he described exactly the same thing this these girls are having. He kept us in the city with good education and everything he could. Few years back he passed away. Next year I’m going to my father’s birth place (village) and planning to live there.

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️ thanks Lajim dai

LONG BUNTENG

4 dagen geleden

Living a simple life makes us happy. We don’t need a nice car, a beautiful house, fancy cloth, a smartphone, or beef steak for dinner. This is a beautiful life. It is a life that we can sleep well at night.