DArJEELING: How can a group radio take initiatives toward building people to people friendship between neighbouring international locations? A school group radio in Darjeeling hills has shown how a small jesture at selling understanding and fellowship via people to people initiative can pass a long solution to establish rapport and achieve people's good will.
Radio Salesian 90.8 FM, set out on a ancient "Indo-Nepal Friendship Tour", 7 to 14 January 2018, with a team of Radio Journalists (RJ) below the patronage of Bishop Paul Simick of Kathmandu, Nepal and main of Salesian College Sonada (SCS) Darjeeling, India Dr George Thadathil.
The roadshow team consisted of station director and SCS Vice-principal Fr C.M. Paul along side Programme Coordinator RJ Samir Chhetri, senior RJ Sagar Rai and driving force Kabir Tamang.
The tour on Radio Salesian 2005 model Maruti Omni Van was flagged off on Sunday seventh January at 7.07 am from Sonada passing via Indo-Nepal Kakravitta border near Siliguri and proceeded to Dharan from where Don Bosco Centre Nepal started and reached Kathmandu in Central Nepal.
The roadshow coated 1,606 kms in eight days visiting 7 Don Bosco establishments in Nepal managed through SCS alumni. The tour also marked 80th yr celebrations of Salesian College as well as 25th yr of Don Bosco Society Nepal (DBSN).
DBSN marked its 25th yr of service to the people of Nepal through handing over 5th earthquake resilient school to villagers.
A total of ten faculties in remote and inaccessible areas affected by the 2015 earthquake in Nepal are being got able to be handed over.
The radio team coated the handing over rite of 5th school which took place on January 11 at Kallery Basic School in Sindhupalchawk district in central Nepal some 90 kilometers east of Kathmandu.
"The week-long programme consisted of visiting Community Radio stations in Dharan (Radio Vijayapur 98.8 FM estd in April 2010), Biratnagar (Radio Purbanchal FM 101.3 estd in 2013) women operated first radio of Nepal, and Kathmandu (Radio Sagarmatha FM 102.four estd in May 1997) group radio station with earthquake resilient studio facility.
One of probably the most a success finding out interaction throughout the shuttle was with the founder director of the first group radio arrange in South Asia, Radio Sagarmatha Nepal, Dr Raghu Mainali.
After an extensive alternate of group radio programming, planning and strategizing toward a sustainability model, Dr Mainali talented the guests with 13 books on group radio, amongst them four books are in Nepali language.
Dr Mainali also gave the guests a guided tour of the just lately constructed earthquake resilient studio and granted permission to make use of their Nepali language radio serials on well being, crisis preparedness, and radio performs.
The team also visited plus two (senior secondary) faculties alongside the best way - 7 faculties in Dharan, 6 in Biratnagar and a pair of in Kathmandu) to advertise upper education in Salesian College Darjeeling and Siliguri campus.
Radio Journalist Mr Chhetri provides, "We also made radio techniques on 25 years of NDBS and interact with mission pioneers and Church leaders."
Time spent with tour patron Bishop Paul Simmick of Kathmandu, Nepal, a priest from Indian diocese of Darjeeling, too was maximum fruitful because the team interviewed him for a radio program on reviews of residing out of the country and dealing for people of identical tradition and language.
The historical past of NDBS began in 1992 with Dharan centre, in japanese Nepal, initiated through past due Fr George Alakulam who ventured out from Don Bosco School Mirik then below the care of SCS.
The Salesians then reached Sirsia (1996), followed through the capital, Kathmandu, with two centers - in Lubhu, established in 1996, and Thecho in 2001 - and then came Baroul and Chakkarghatty (2014) East Nepal and, finally, Biratnagar in 2017 for a complete of 7 properties, managed as of late through 18 Salesians from more than a few states around India.
Radio Salesian 90.8 FM, set out on a ancient "Indo-Nepal Friendship Tour", 7 to 14 January 2018, with a team of Radio Journalists (RJ) below the patronage of Bishop Paul Simick of Kathmandu, Nepal and main of Salesian College Sonada (SCS) Darjeeling, India Dr George Thadathil.
The roadshow team consisted of station director and SCS Vice-principal Fr C.M. Paul along side Programme Coordinator RJ Samir Chhetri, senior RJ Sagar Rai and driving force Kabir Tamang.
The tour on Radio Salesian 2005 model Maruti Omni Van was flagged off on Sunday seventh January at 7.07 am from Sonada passing via Indo-Nepal Kakravitta border near Siliguri and proceeded to Dharan from where Don Bosco Centre Nepal started and reached Kathmandu in Central Nepal.
The roadshow coated 1,606 kms in eight days visiting 7 Don Bosco establishments in Nepal managed through SCS alumni. The tour also marked 80th yr celebrations of Salesian College as well as 25th yr of Don Bosco Society Nepal (DBSN).
DBSN marked its 25th yr of service to the people of Nepal through handing over 5th earthquake resilient school to villagers.
A total of ten faculties in remote and inaccessible areas affected by the 2015 earthquake in Nepal are being got able to be handed over.
The radio team coated the handing over rite of 5th school which took place on January 11 at Kallery Basic School in Sindhupalchawk district in central Nepal some 90 kilometers east of Kathmandu.
"The week-long programme consisted of visiting Community Radio stations in Dharan (Radio Vijayapur 98.8 FM estd in April 2010), Biratnagar (Radio Purbanchal FM 101.3 estd in 2013) women operated first radio of Nepal, and Kathmandu (Radio Sagarmatha FM 102.four estd in May 1997) group radio station with earthquake resilient studio facility.
One of probably the most a success finding out interaction throughout the shuttle was with the founder director of the first group radio arrange in South Asia, Radio Sagarmatha Nepal, Dr Raghu Mainali.
After an extensive alternate of group radio programming, planning and strategizing toward a sustainability model, Dr Mainali talented the guests with 13 books on group radio, amongst them four books are in Nepali language.
Dr Mainali also gave the guests a guided tour of the just lately constructed earthquake resilient studio and granted permission to make use of their Nepali language radio serials on well being, crisis preparedness, and radio performs.
The team also visited plus two (senior secondary) faculties alongside the best way - 7 faculties in Dharan, 6 in Biratnagar and a pair of in Kathmandu) to advertise upper education in Salesian College Darjeeling and Siliguri campus.
Radio Journalist Mr Chhetri provides, "We also made radio techniques on 25 years of NDBS and interact with mission pioneers and Church leaders."
Time spent with tour patron Bishop Paul Simmick of Kathmandu, Nepal, a priest from Indian diocese of Darjeeling, too was maximum fruitful because the team interviewed him for a radio program on reviews of residing out of the country and dealing for people of identical tradition and language.
The historical past of NDBS began in 1992 with Dharan centre, in japanese Nepal, initiated through past due Fr George Alakulam who ventured out from Don Bosco School Mirik then below the care of SCS.
The Salesians then reached Sirsia (1996), followed through the capital, Kathmandu, with two centers - in Lubhu, established in 1996, and Thecho in 2001 - and then came Baroul and Chakkarghatty (2014) East Nepal and, finally, Biratnagar in 2017 for a complete of 7 properties, managed as of late through 18 Salesians from more than a few states around India.
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