Surya Gurung, Advisor of the HELP NEPAL Network-UK, organised a mega-charity event in Aldershot (south-west of London) on the 18th August, 2013, in support of the Network's drive to set up a Charitable Endowment Fund of 100 million Rupees. The event was successful to raise Rs 10.7 million and became the largest fund-raising event in the history of the Nepali Diaspora. Rabindra Mishra, the Founder President of HELP NEPAL Network (www.helpnepal.net), delivered a keynote speech at the event.

Guest Appearance with Keki Adhikari August 20th 2013- Filmy TV program

Watch Video clip of Gaijatra Press Conference organized by Reporters club Nepal

After Janai Purnima festival in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, Locals celebrate the GaiJatra festival, promoting freedom of expression in the major cities; Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur. The streets of Bhaktapur celebrate this festival in a deeply cultural way. Gai means Cow and Jatra means festival in Nepali language. It is believed in the Hindu society that Cow represents a means of transportation for dead souls to cross the holy river in order to reach heaven. It is believed that the dead souls grab on to the tail of cow to help them cross the holy river. Besides the religious importance, GaiJatra day is also a day where people laugh and joke. It is a day when everyone is allowed to make joke about anyone. On the auspicious occasion nepali comedian gathered in the Reporters Club in the Gai Jatra conference.