A Bit of Bad News but Also Something Really Special.
Let’s get the bad news out of the way first:
Our regular Saturday TNC Live stream (8 PM onwards) has been postponed to tomorrow evening at 8 PM.
Now the good news:
We’re releasing our first-ever TNC Original Documentary.
Some stories don’t just inform you, they grip you. Some lives are so profoundly moving, you don’t just watch them, you feel them. The questions you begin with slowly fade, making room for something deeper.
This is the story of Caspar.
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Due to some unforeseen circumstances on my end, today’s live will be postponed to tomorrow instead.
Really sorry for the change, and thanks so much for your understanding!
Hope to see you all there tomorrow.
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So we’re in a bit of a dilemma.
We’ve started doing live sessions here on the TNC channel, but it’s starting to feel like it’s confusing people. And that’s not what we want.
We assumed the "Live" tab on YouTube would be enough to keep things separate. The idea was simple: we’d go live on Saturdays only, and everything else would be our usual, edited content.
But now we’re starting to worry, this mix might be hurting our longer videos, the ones that take months to research, shoot, and produce. Some of you might skip them, thinking it’s just another live stream.
So does it make sense to start a separate channel just for live content?
Yes, the livestreams aren't as engaging as the edited ones but it enables us to talk about current affairs more which we might not be able to cover regularly.
Would that make things clearer for you?
We’re genuinely curious what you think. Let us know in the comments
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TNC Townhall with Bipul Chettri
Join us for a rare, live conversation with the voice of the hills. Ask your questions, hear his story, and be part of an unforgettable session.
🗓️ June 25 | 📍Kathmandu | 🎟️ Free Entry (Limited Seats)
Register now : forms.gle/BgjRTPFL6PmRajzc7
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We're covering the story of Sisdol and Bancharedanda—how massive waste mismanagement harms lives.
If you’re from the area or know someone who is, please reach out or share this post.
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In today's newsletter:
"An 8-Year-Old’s Memory of the Nepali Civil War."
Obviously, that 8-year-old is me.
When Baburam Bhattarai could turn into a firefly; When I was more scared of my mother than the bullets flying around; When I wanted to see more bomb blasts.
Do read. 😊
Link: open.substack.com/pub/thenepalicomment/p/an-8-year…
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Yesterday, we talked about some key places that were the focal point of the conflict, the nuclear sites in Natanz and Fordo, and also how only the US holds the bunker bomb that can penetrate those sites deep under the mountains. Last night, the US struck Iran's nuclear sites. Trump said, "We have completed our very successful attack on the three Nuclear sites in Iran, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan. All planes are now outside of Iran's airspace".
What's the fuss about nuclear sites, the new deal that the US is forcing Iran to sign, and will it culminate in World War III? We start from the beginning of Iran's history, its conflict with the US, the fight with Israel, and much more on yesterday's live. Do watch if you haven't.
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Once in a while, we cover stories for ourselves because we’re genuinely obsessed with them.
Not to chase views, but to chase questions that won’t leave us alone.
One of those stories: Are we living inside a giant simulation?
I loved watching channels like Vsauce, and I still remember the episode where he said,
“Everything we’ve ever seen could’ve just been created last Thursday.”
That line never left my head.
So this story isn’t me chasing the rabbit hole; it’s the rabbit hole chasing me.
And the scary part? It might be true.
This isn’t just some sci-fi clickbait. Even serious scientists believe the simulation theory has real weight.
So... is this the Matrix?
Check out the video and let us know what you think. Do you like these kinds of stories? What should we dive into next?
As always: “The point is not just to know but to understand.”
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Join: youtube.com/live/Gmam1_KYtyo
We are live, and today we are joined by @RandomNepaliReal .
In today’s live, we are focusing on ETA Section 47. This section has often been used to instill fear, threaten, and keep individuals in custody under the guise of investigation. It has become a tool misused to mentally break people.
Join us as we discuss what it means for all of us.
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Simplify complex topics in a visually engaging way in Nepali. Socrates once said, “I cannot teach anybody anything. I can only make them think". That's the goal.
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26 March 2020