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11 June 2004 12:53
Russia-based Nepalese launch on-line radio
published by Nepalese newspaper Kantipur on 11 June Kathmandu: Nepalese students, businessmen and others living in Moscow are starting an on-line radio service from the Russian capital. Nepalese literature, art and culture will be the basis of the programmes on radio www.freenepal.com Programmes in Nepali, Russian, Hindi, Newari and Tamang languages are to be broadcast on the on-line radio. Earlier this site was used for Nepalese literature. According to the Nepal representative of the web site, information manager Dinesh Basnet, Dr Madhukrishna Shrestha "Mayurth" is based in Moscow as the founder editor.
[Kantipur]
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