Any international student, in US, on an F-1 visa, has an excellent opportunity to eventually become a permanent resident of the USA. Students come to the USA either on an F-1 or J-1 visa. The J-1 has one advantage over the F-1: it allows the J-1 holder's spouse, who would receive a J-2, to work in the USA while their spouse is studying. But after their education or training, J-1 and J-2 holders have to return to their native countries for at least two years before they can re-enter the country to work. F-1 has no such restrictions.

Nepal is a tiny Himalayan nation, with endless possibilities. Endless is the word which puts the doubt all around. Very few things are definitive in this context. It’s identity being one of them. How do you represent Nepal to many others who don’t know about Nepal? Birth Place of Lord Buddha, Mt. Everest, Himalayas, Gallant Gorkhas and, and what else? Why are we stuck to same old identity that represents us from century?

Nepal has seen some revolutionary changes in the past two decades. The nation came across many bloody bloodsheds and horrendous experiences. From 1996 to 2006, wherever it bled, it lead….. always making the headlines. Rulers changed, strategy changed but nothing could combat against the revolutionary insurgency that kept nation in chaos for years. Read more...