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Dear Friends, This is the December issue of the monthly e-newsletter produced by Reaping Hope. With this newsletter we aim to raise our voice agains
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Dear Friends,
This is the December issue of the monthly e-newsletter produced by Reaping Hope.
With this newsletter we aim to raise our voice against the prevailing elder abuse in Nepal and all over the world. It is also a medium to put forward the scenario of senior citizens in our country.
RH hopes this newsletter and all the information collected shall be effective learning medium to all our reader and successfully deliver the message against elder abuse.
We kindly request you to share this information as much as possible and join us in our mission to stand against elder abuse all over the world.
For more details visit,
Reaping Hope Official website: http://reapinghope.org.np/,
The Official Blog of Reaping Hope for Senior Citizens: https://reapinghopeblog.wordpress.com/.
Official Facebook Page of reaping hope: https://www.facebook.com/ReapingHope |
We are glad to present this article about the views of Mr. Binod Thapa Magar, President, Reaping Hope published on WOW. WOW (World of Women) is a monthly magazine that writes on various contemporary issues focusing on women’s issue. RH is proud to share it with all the readers, and would also like to thank Ms. Pretty Limbu, editor, WOW, for the write-ups.
(Zoom-in the photo to read full article as it might not be readable.) |
Eight days after the horrendous murder of an elderly woman at Dugar Marg in Naxal, investigators at the Metropolitan Police Crime Division (MPCD) has finally succeeded in cracking the mystery surrounding the crime by nabbing two culprits. |
Those arrested have been identified as Junita Thapa aka Jenisa (22) of Thapagaun, Gagalphedi-2 and Kalpana Giri (34) of Nayabasti, Jorpati3, Kathmandu. A probe team led by SP Pradhyumna Kumar Karki had launched an all-out investigation into the case after Banu Devi Rana (69), a single woman, went missing since November 11.The elderly was found dead in her bedroom the next day. |
Two elderly were found dead in Kathmandu. Ms. Chandra Kumari Ghimire (65) of Dhading, who used to live in a Bijeshwori-based public inn, was found dead at 4.30 pm. Likewise, an unidentified man in his 60s was found dead near the Indrayani Temple in Dhalku at 3:30pm.
While, Kumari Sarki, 85, of Gogane VDC-1 was found dead at Bhojpur VDC-3, Kodar in Bhojpur district. According to local police, the woman was found dead in a stream. An investigation team from district police office, Bhojpur along with local people reached the spot to establish the woman’s identity. Further investigation still on process, reported police.
For more details, visit: The Official Blog of Reaping Hope for Senior Citizens |
CHITWAN: MONKEYS have been terrorising elderly people of Rotari Karunalaya, an old age home, at Devghat in the district for the past few years.
“Monkeys have been bullying us out of our wits for the past six years. They snatch cooked rice and eat,” said 90-year-old Uma Devi Khanal, who came to the old age home from Kathmandu a decade ago to live a peaceful life. She said that the simians do not let them sleep well, nor do they let them eat properly. “They even attack us when we try to chase them away,” she lamented. Read more |
MINISHA KHATRI DHUNGANA
Personally speaking, I cannot wait to be old, because it brings wisdom and experiences that no beauty products can buy. For some of us, we are blessed with good genes, healthy diet, complimented with vegetables, fruits and lots of water. If we understand the mantra of eat, sleep, walk, and pray (optional), we will remain young forever and do not need any anti-wrinkle creams nor surgical procedures to cover the age lines. Read more |
Ms. Dimakala Khanal, 72, a resident of Chhapiya, Rupandehi, enjoys paragliding with a Japanese man, Kaju Takiwana at Sarangkot in Kaski. |
 One of the elderly staying at 'Aama ko Ghar', a non profit shelter home by Dilshova Shrestha for the benefit of elderly women and children as well. |
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