Nepali Student Association at NYU

Hey everybody,

We haven't had an event in a while and we're planning a meet-up to find Nepali students at NYU and get together. Keep a look out on this page for the date and make sure you attend! If you would like to coordinate please send us a message!

Happy new year everyone!!
Start off your new year by listening to an artist in our group. Our own Dikyi!!!

Here's "Nothing to Lose".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLZydjI3DNk

Hope you all have a very happy and fun-tastic year.

Much love

Dikyi - Nothing to Lose Nothing to Lose MV Directed by Quentin Vidal Music Produced by Becca Small Written and Composed by Dikyi Ukyab Free Download: www.dikyi.com Special thanks to...

NYU is hosting a FREE screening of this incredible movie tomorrow at Kimmel, Rm 405 at 6pm. If you haven't already seen Sold, you must. go.

SOLD is releasing nationally on digital platforms January 10th, 2017!

January 11th is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Please consider hosting a home screening of SOLD in January to raise funds for the Taught Not Trafficked campaign and share the light!

Every $3,500 raised builds a school classroom to educate 100 children in Nepal. We are also supporting organizations that help survivors get shelter, recovery and vocational training.

photo by Lisa Kristine

www.soldthemovie.com/donate

Enjoying a Dashain meal in Manhattan! Happy Vijaya Dashami to all those celebrating 😊

Beautiful people haru.

Have a great weekend and thanks to all who came and got the ball rolling in planning the year!

Come find us at Club Fest! Kimmel 4th floor - E&L auditorium. We'll be here til 7 pm so stop by and say hi ✨

*bratabandha ko bhetgthat.
More pics and vid to come

Awesome company, food, drinks, ani dance!! Sai ramailo bhako thiyo.
Definitely missed y'all others from NepSA.

La aba slowly NepSA ani Nepalis coming together. We have plans and vision to go forward as NepSA.

Have a great holiday weekend!

Interested in journalism, publishing, South Asia and want to build a community? Our friends at Qissa Bazaar, an online journal and literary magazine for the South Asia region, are looking for more people with an interest in South Asia to get involved!

They're currently looking for:
- Copy editors (who have to have experience)
- A social media editor (who has to be great at posting on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter and knows inside desi jokes)
- And most importantly, writers (who don't have to have experience just the desire to write) to get involved!

Common traits of current team members: detail-oriented, responsible, computer literate (MAC or PC), willingness to learn more about South Asia, always up for desi food and Bollywood songs.

Visit their website: http://www.qissabazaar.com
Please email [email protected] for more information!

Home We have an active blog where we pen our thoughts on multitudes of topics, from growing up as a South Asian immigrant in a foreign country to how the lack of education seeds the poverty line.

We're thrilled to celebrate one of our members, Dikyi Ukyab, who will be receiving an award for her work in the local Nepalese and Tibetan community. Come support her and other empowered, leading women and their accomplishments this Saturday, April 30th at council member Jimmy Van Bramer's Spring Open House.
[rsvp here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1704425779847244/]

Marking the devastation that struck our country one year ago, we are eternally grateful for all the support and solidarity we've seen from the NYU community. Many in Nepal are still suffering the effects of the earthquake today, learn more about its impact and what you can do to help here.
http://ryot.huffingtonpost.com/the-nepal-earthquake/

The Nepal Earthquake

Thank you to everyone who visited our stall at NYU Stern's Passport Day 2016, we had so much fun spreading the momo love!

Pulling at our heartstrings.

What do you like about your sister?
"She gives me sweets."
What do you like about your brother?
"His happiness."

We know about this. Do you?

http://matadornetwork.com/trips/5-blow-mind-experiences-didnt-know-nepal/

5 blow-your-mind experiences you didn’t know you could have in Nepal "One of the best parts is that because Nepal is not well-known as a river-and-beach destination, your group will likely have it all to yourselves -- apart from a few curious, friendly locals ..."

NEPALESE FOOD!!!

FUNG BROS FOOD: Nepalese Food DONATE TO NEPAL: http://donate.worldvision.org/nepal-quake Fung Bros graphic T-shirts: http://gummymall.com/fungbros LIKE: http://www.facebook.com/thefungbro...

Tshowa monastery lies on the east bank of Phoksundo Lake, one of the most beautiful natural tourist destinations in Nepal. The color of this water is just surreal. Photo by Gavin Anderson.

Tshowa monastery lies on the east bank of , one of the most beautiful natural tourist destinations in Nepal. The color of this water is just surreal. Gorgeous photo by Gavin Anderson.

Thanks to each and every single one of you guys for an amazing time tonight! We're so grateful to have had such great company to celebrate the start of our new chapter. Super excited for all the events we have planned for next year! 🙏