Wagle Street Journal

Jorpati! Okay, I am kidding.
It’s been quite a while that I haven’t seen this site! Too busy with reporting for my newspaper, fixing and translating for international news organizations and following leaders in their campaign trails in Kathmandu and then keeping myself updated on the election results from around the country. After I returned from […]

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Blogmandu: The story of Ratnapark and the debate of men on the street. Read in Nepali.
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Thanks to the CA election I have started waking up early in the morning these days. (Be warned, waking up early is NOT my cup of tea. I rarely see morning tea actually.) It was 6:35 and I hurriedly plugged […]

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Super Tired. Nearly Depleted. Almost Finished.
There are some moments when you are tired and almost finished with whatever energy that you have got in your body. But the fact that there is still some work to do makes you go crazy. I was in that state when these photos were taken by David Geoffrion, a […]

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Pics of Wagle by Yogesh who’s seen partly in the photo above- front. Other pics by Wagle
Background: I had this idea of a story about the rising inflation, worldwide and in Nepal. I wanted the real story, human story not just the hard facts. Though I am not an a-dollar-day man (fortunately I earn slightly […]

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This blog continues from Chyura Set in New Road
I couldn’t stay long with Yogesh as I was about to get late for the British Embassy press conference. I rushed towards Lainchaur. It was drizzling. I was just in time but these British, they have learned enough from us regarding the respect of time- The Nepali […]

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Self-portrait. Dinesh Wagle
The district of Gorkha, in my mind, was always a very remote place. That was before I went there last month (in the first week of March). I couldn’t go outside the district headquarter and trek in the villages. I found the district headquarters nice and beautiful. I had to trek for about […]

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