Press Release
The Board of NRN NCC of USA decided to conduct the Annual General Meeting
The Board of NRN NCC of USA decided to conduct the Annual General Meeting (AGM) on September 17th, 2011 from 9 AM – 3 PM at Chian Federation at 44-01 Broadway, Astoria, NY 11103.
The board has approved to form an election committee under the chairmanship of Dr. Prahlad Pant from Atlanta, GA. Vice President Dr. Bidya Ranjeet and a Board of Director Mr. Durga Subba will serve as a resource person. AGM will be electing country representatives to the NRN International Coordination Council and vacant positions in the NRN National Coordination Council. AGM will also be recommending a Regional Coordinator as well as a Deputy Coordinator from North America.
A detailed on the election committee and a procedure will be published soon.
Kindly visit our website or reachout to us for any further information. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Bhuwani P. Gurung
PR Officer/Spokesperson
NRNNCC of USA
Annual General Meeting (AGM) on September 17th, 2011 from 9 AM – 3 PM at Chian Federation at 44-01 Broadway, Astoria, NY 11103.
Appeal for Japan's Earthquake and Symbolic Support
Dear all:
The devastation caused in Japan by earthquake and Tsunami is unprecedented, and is colossal. Although Japan is a rich and developed country well prepared to cope with major problems, this time it is truly overwhelming, and Japan has decided to seek foreign assistance. In times of need, they have helped Nepal and many other nations.
I suggest that at least symbolically, we in North America NRN NCCs provide some assistance to the earthquake victims in Japan, may be through Red Cross, CARE or other reputable charities. I will be happy to make a small contribution.
There is a very number of Nepali population in Japan. Our International Presidnet of NRN Mr. devman Hirachanji is in Nepal and he sent an email stating he is safe. Howevere many are uncounted. We also were able to get in touch with Dubasu Cetriji at Nepal Embassy.
Therefore, I appeal all of you (community leaders) to join us and help us demonstrate united voice of Nepalese from US and help raise some assistance. I will send out details in my next email later this afternoon. Thank you for your support.
Suman R. Timsina
President
NRN National Coordination Council of USA (aka NRN America)
http://nrnusa.org
Sajha Manch Press Release
Sunday, March 6, 2011 “Tears of War” raised fund for the welfare of Nepali people and children affected by a decade-long Maoist insurgency
Once again, we, the Nepali organizations of Washington DC metro area, have proved how the joint effort of the united organizations’ solidarity can successfully accomplish the community events. On March 6, 2011, the ANWA Women’s Day program combined with the bitter true story of “Tears of War”, organized by almost a dozen DC based organizations was remarkably successful.
Now, all the organizations feel that we are moving towards the united Nepali way and gearing towards more united in future –all for a good cause.
In the program, the participating organizations and the audience enthusiastically participated to contribute from their part to the welfare of the Nepali people and children affected by a decade-long Maoist insurgency in Nepal . Very soon, the donation contributed by all the audience, will be utilized to educate the most underprivileged and war-torn children of Nepal .
This money will be utilized under the supervision of the participating organizations. Nepali organizations’ Sajha Manch would like to appreciate the amazing team work among the participating organizations and would like to thank all the audience for their enthusiastic presence despite the inclement weather. “Let’s do all the future programs in UNITY and with a good cause.”
We would like to thank DCNepal.com, NepaliPost.com, Nepal Media Cafe ,Radio Dovaan, NepalHorizons.com, NepalMother.com, globenepal .com ,Vishwaparikrama News and SagarmathaTV USA & all other Media for their continuos support to the Sajha Manch programs.
We are sure with our collective effort will definitely bring a significant change in our culture and society.
Thank you.
Nepali Organizations’ Sajha Manch
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