भोलिदेखि ६ दिन दैनिक साढे ३ घण्टा लोडसेडिङ (नयाँ तालिकासहित)

काठमाडौं, आश्विन २४ । नेपाल विद्युत प्राधिकरणले नेपालीहरुको महान चाड बडादसैंलाई मध्यनजर गर्दै साविकको लोडसेडिङ तालिकामा केही कटौति गरेको छ ।

हाल दैनिक सात घण्टासम्म लोडसेडिङ गर्दै आएको प्राधिकरणले फूलपाती (भोलि)देखि आश्विन ३० गतेसम्म दैनिक सरदर साढे ३ घण्टा लोडसेडिङ हुने गरी नयाँ तालिका सार्वजनिक गरेको हो ।

प्राधिकरणले दसैंको ६ दिनका लागि नयाँ लोडसेडिङ तालिका सार्वजनिक गरेको हो । प्राधिकरणले औधोगिक क्षेत्रको लोडसेडिङ भने यथावत रहेको जनाएको छ

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Naya Barsha (Bisket Jatra of Bhaktapur)

The official New Year, according to the solar calendar, is celebrated throughout the country. The day falls on mid April. New Year day is celebrated with merriment. People extend best wishes to each other and organize music and dance programs. Vikram Sambat is the New Year day, after the name of Vikramaditya, the emperor of India sub- continent, more than 2000 years ago.

In Bhaktapur, a historical town 12 km. east of Kathmandu, the New Year day is celebrated in grand manner observing religious rituals. The festival is called Bisket and it has its origin in the ancient history, legends and mythology. Some linguists believe that the word Bisket originated from two Newari words ‘‘bi’’ for snake and ‘‘syako’’ for slaughter. People relate different stories about the festival; however, they are more or less similar. To sum up the differentialstories, serpent demons and the marriage of an extraordinary princess believed to have taken place in the pre- historic time.

On the day before the New Year, about eighty feet long huge pole, lingam, made of a shore tree, is erected with the efforts of thousands of people. The symbols of two dead serpents also are hung on the pole. In the afternoon of New Year’’s Day an enormous crowd gathers around the pole and feels it amidst great cheers and rejoicing. It symbolizes the end of the old year.

                                                                          Source: Nepal Tourism Board

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Nepali Language Input in Windows 7

The inbuilt support for Nepali language input was started onward Windows Vista, and now it’s continued in Windows 7 too, while back to XP age people had to use other Unicode Converter tools to use Nepali Unicode in Windows. The use of On-Screen Keyboard makes the use of Nepali Language as a primary or just an input language easy in Windows 7.

This article should help those who are seeking to use Nepali language as a default (or as needed) in Windows 7 – as an input or the other purposes. While the Nepali version of Windows 7 (Windows 7 Nepali Language Interface Pack LIP) has not yet been released by Microsoft Nepal (Unlimited Technologies) in which Nepali would be the default operating language of choice, we can still use Nepali language keyboard in Windows 7 having other OS languages.

The screenshots and steps are written based on Windows 7 Ultimate edition, and should work for all other editions.

Go to the Control Panel >> Region and Language Settings

On Region and Language wizard select Keyboards and Languages tab.

To change your keyboard or input language to Nepali, click Change Keyboards, you should see the following Text Services and Input Languages screen.

Click Add to install Nepali Language in Windows 7. (check on the Default input language drop down menu if it has been already enabled)

Now, on Add Input Language box select Nepali (Nepal) >> Keyboard Nepali, and Ink Correction (optional – leave it unchecked if you don’t want it) and click OK. The screenshot is shown below.

Now you shall be taken to Text Services and Input Languages screen again where you should apply the settings. Click OK and you are ready with Nepali (Nepal) Keyboard in Windows 7.

To get started with Nepali Keyboard, select the NE (Nepali – Nepal) from the Language bar near the hidden icons or Action Centers at right corner of the Taskbar as illustrated.

We have not yet made Nepali as our default input language, and we do not recommended it until you’re of enough hand on it.

You can select the language whenever you want, eg writing emails in Nepali, or updating your Facebook profile in Nepali or even searching Google in Nepali language. But you might not get a search result if you enter सहयता in Search Help box of Windows Help and Support center. So, we strongly recommend you to learn to use Nepali Unicode keystrokes before you make Nepali as the default input language in Windows 7.

The Nepali Keyboard Layout Preview in Windows 7 and Windows Vista is as shown below. Click on Nepali Keyboard Layout image to zoom it, print and attach to your wall to get used to it.

We captured the another Nepali Keyboard Layout (below) from a third party Nepali Unicode service provider software application.

Now, you can play around the rest of the computing part, like quick switching between the language sequences (Change key Sequence), or float the language bar on Desktop or hide it or leave docked as it’s in taskbar like now.

Src =Techsansar

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