Controversial model Tirsana Budhathoki had tried a new attempt to come into limelight which has flooded in social media. Tirsana has panted her whole body in an artistic way which is impressive one. She has panted with message of BackOffIndia and Greater Nepal where she tried to portray the dominating factor of India towards Nepal.

Tirsana shares that this is her attempt to stand against the blockade created by India on Nepal which is a shameful act. Everyone can stand from their place against India’s act to save Nepal. Being a model she can stand by doing photo shoot so she tried this step to stand for Nepal against India. She takes this as an important aspect being a Nepali rather than to get publicity. Check out Tirsana Budhathoki’s body panted photos as well as a video report below:

Instruction in Australia is fundamentally the obligation of the states and domains. Every state or domain government gives financing and controls the general population and tuition based schools inside of its administering territory. The government finances the state funded colleges, however was not included in setting college curriculum.[8] As of 2012, the Australian National Curriculum,[9] being worked on and trial for quite a while, has as of now been embraced by a few schools and will get to be obligatory soon. For the most part, instruction in Australia takes after the three-level model which incorporates essential instruction (elementary schools), trailed by optional instruction (auxiliary schools/secondary schools) and tertiary instruction (Universities, TAFE universities and Vocation Education and Training suppliers/VET suppliers).
The Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) 2006 assessment positioned the Australian training framework as 6th for perusing, eighth for science and thirteenth for arithmetic, on an overall scale including 56 countries.[10] The PISA 2009 assessment positioned the Australian instruction framework as 6th for perusing, seventh for science and ninth for science, a change with respect to the 2006 rankings.[11]
In 2012, training firm Pearson positioned Australian instruction as thirteenth on the planet [12]
The Education Index, distributed with the UN's Human Development Index in 2008, taking into account information from 2006, records Australia as 0.993, amongst the most noteworthy on the planet, tied for first with Denmark and Finland.[13]

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Instruction in Australia is necessary between the ages of five and fifteen to seventeen, contingent upon the state or domain, and date of birth.[14] Post-mandatory training is controlled inside of the Australian Qualifications Framework, a brought together arrangement of national capabilities in schools, professional instruction and preparing (TAFE) and the advanced education area (college).

The scholarly year in Australia changes in the middle of states and establishments, yet by and large keeps running from late January/early February until mid-December for essential and auxiliary schools, with slight varieties in the between term holidays[15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22] and TAFE colleges,[23][24][25] and from late February until mid-November for colleges with occasional occasions and breaks for each instructive foundation

Social media are very popular and people form all over the world use it. Social media is a very strong platform that not only helps people communicate better but also is able to helps thousand of people with just a simple post and share. One of the most popular social media now is Facebook. Starting from a collage boy Facebook has grown to become very hu*ge. There might be very few people in the world who do not have Facebook or are not familiar to it. It has become a part of people’s everyday life. But the downfall of it is that people also are getting addicted to Facebook. They are so involved in Facebook that there is lack of privacy and people want to share every thing on Facebook to become popular or gain more likes. People do crazy things just to post photos on Facebook. A new Nepali short video has been uploaded on YouTube that shows the drastic craze of Facebook among the people. In the video two men can be seen taking photos and talking about Facebook. They suddenly hear a noise and one of them goes to see what was happening. They see a man hanging to a cliff which is very high. The man gets very excited and instead of helping him he starts to take his photos. not only that he later calls his friend and asks him to take pictures of him helping the man so that he can post it on Facebook.

The George V, Carlyle, Cipriani, Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, Sandy Lane… the fabulous properties that have not made our final cut reads like someone else’s hot hotel list. But here at Telegraph Travel we maintain that absence makes the list grow stronger. Starting with a clean slate, our team of writers, luxury travel writers, hotel specialists and destination experts have scoured the globe to bring you only the very best. We have not accepted the status quo, the grande dames have not enjoyed their usual seat at the top table and nor have we added new properties simply for the sake of freshness.

So what do these hotel have in common? Firstly, they have each earned their place. Every hotel has been tried, tested, rated and cross-compared – and that was just to make the long-list. Secondly, they offer something extraordinary – be it location, service, style, soul, design, seclusion, facilities or romance. But above all, these are properties that will affect the way you feel. Life should be better when you check in. Welcome to Telegraph Travel’s guide to the greatest hotels on Earth.

The University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) is a college in Sydney, Australia. The college was established in its present structure in 1988, in spite of the fact that its causes follow back to the 1870s. It is a piece of the Australian Technology Network of colleges. It was positioned sixth in Australia in the CWTS Leiden Ranking 2014 and in the 401st–500th section and 17th–19th in Australia in the 2013 Academic Ranking of World Universities. The University of Technology, Sydney is a fascinating blend of compositional styles mirroring the distinctive periods in which the structures and grounds were built and redesigned. The celebrated "Tower" building is a sample of brutalist structural planning with square and piece cement outlines. Constructed after huge understudy challenges in U.S. schools like Berkeley and Kent State University, the building was intended to get rid of vast, open air territories and subsequently utmost understudies' capacity to stage extensive challenges. The Haymarket grounds (assembling 5) join a cutting edge inner part with the staying outside of the old markets building, and the as of late finished structures 4 and 6 are outlined with a component of innovative construction modelling. The UTS Academic Board is the central report body to the UTS Council on scholarly matters. The Academic Board is concerned with arrangement advancement as it identifies with the University's scholastic projects in training, grant and exploration, and group administration. It alludes to arrangement suggestions to Council and examines matters alluded to it by Council. Scholarly Board assumes a key part in the UTS group in giving a discussion to the talk and civil argument of the scholastic bearings of the University and also the nature of its scholastic projects. The Board comprises of scholarly staff individuals and in addition understudy individuals chose for a general time of 1–2 years The UTS Union is the association which runs a scope of on-grounds understudy administrations, including sustenance & drink outlets, social exercises, understudy social occasions, and is in charge of directing UTS clubs & social orders, games clubs and other recreational exercises. The UTS exercise center has as of late been redesigned. The City Campus is home to two authorized bars, 'The Underground' and 'The Loft'. UTS has its own particular group radio station on grounds, 2SER FM. The studio is placed on Level 26 of the UTS Tower and telecasts to the whole Sydney district. The station is mutually possessed by UTS and Macquarie University, with a second studio at Macquarie University. UTS Journalism understudies help create the station's news and current undertakings projects including "The Wire" and "Razors Edge"

ame> The UTS Students' Association is the agent understudy association at UTS. It distributes the understudy daily paper, Vertigo, runs the second hand bookshop and promoters in the interest of understudies both separately and altogether. UTS games clubs include: The UTS Hockey club (built in 1982); the UTS paddling club placed at Haberfield; the Sydney Cricket Club was framed in 2007 from a merger between the Sydney Cricket Ground Trust and the UTS Balmain Cricket Club; UTS Tigers (previously UTS Jets) is the University's rugby association group, associated with the Balmain Tigers rugby alliance club; UTS Gridiron contends in the Gridiron NSW class (American football); UTS fencing club; the UTS Northern Suburbs Athletic Club; the UTS Volleyball Club; the UTS Basketball Club; the UTS Swimming Club was secured in 2009; the UTS Australian Football Club or "The Bats" was shaped in 1999; the UTS Soccer Club. Other prevalent games at the University incorporate Ultimate Frisbee, Lawn Bowls; touch rugby class and 5-a-side football. The general wearing hues at UTS are green and There are about 8 faculties in this college.

Pokhara, Nepal: Nepal Police have made public a man arrested on the charge of murdering Yaruna Pun, alias Neha Pun on Monday. Kirtan Khadgi, 21, alias Satish, a resident of the same village of Pun, has been arrested on the charge of murdering Pun. According to the Kaski police, Khadki murdered Pun for denying spending night with him. According to the Kaski Police, Chief SP hari Bahadur Pal, murder alleged Kgadgi has pleaded guilty stating that he killed her refusing his proposal to stay in a lakeside hotel for a night. Neha, who was popular actresses in Magar cinemas, was found dead wrapping in a black cloth near her house at Nayagaun, Pokhara-15 last Tuesday.