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Nepalese Cup in English Land

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Sunday, 24 Aug

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It was a Sunday morning, with 28 teams from Nepalese community all set to kick off a football tournament at Reading in English ground of Palmer’s Park Sport Stadium, organized by Greater Reading Nepalese Community.

Really it was a wonderful participation from the Nepalese teams classified under Veteran and Non Veteran Category. The boys had managed to practice the game amidst the busy schedule of British life. ‘During the practice we had focussed on discipline and training time’ recalls Binod Shrestha, the team manager and coordinator of Pasa Pucha Team.

During the final match, Sahara UK Club beat Pasa Pucha Guthi UK by 2-0.

It’s just not about winning or losing but the spirit of participation and engagement in sports is of utter importance in such events. After all it was a good effort by the organizers and all the players. So, hats off to all of them!

(courtesy: sancharnepal.com)

 

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Condolences

Mr Ishwar Prasad Manandhar
Co-founder: Pasa Puchah Guthi UK

PPGUK is greatly saddened to learn about the untimely demise of one of our past presidents and founder members, and a prominent figure amongst the Nepalese community in the UK, Ishwar Prasad Manandhar on Saturday Feb 4, 2012 at the age of 81. We have lost not only a kind soul but a gentle and humble person who always showed his unconditional love and dedication to Pasa Puchah Guthi and the entire Nepalese community in the UK. He will be sorely missed by all Guthi members, family, friends and the entire Nepalese community inside and outside of Nepal.

Pasa Puch Guthi offers it's heartfelt condolences to bereaved family members, colleagues and friends.

Mr Mohan Man Shrestha
(Father of Ms Menka Shrestha)

PPGUK's current Vice-President and representative for Women's Development Sub-committee,
Ms Menka Shrestha lost her father
Mr Mohan Man Shrestha on Monday Dec 19, 2011 during the family's visit to Kathmandu, Nepal. Late Mr Shrestha was reported for medical problems earlier this year. However, he was a very jolly personality, one of the regular attendants of all PPGUK events in London and frequently contributed through his best cooking skills for Guthi members. PPGUK's prayers are for the bereaved family, that God gives them enough strength to overcome the pain followed by this huge loss. May late Mr Mohan Man Shrestha's soul rest in peace!


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