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[bollywoodisforlovers]

Episode 148 - Two wives, or two brothers? Daag and Deewaar

We return to the career of Yash Chopra with two iconic mid-70s blockbusters: one, the first film to carry the YRF name and the other, maybe the most influential Bollywood film ever made.

Show notes:

Past Yash Chopra films we have discussed: Netflix and Dil: High and Low - Cinema Marte Dum Tak and The Romantics and Yaasssh Chopra: Lamhe & Veer-Zaara with Manish Mathur

Zanjeer and the Angry Young Man

Yash Chopra

Rajesh Khanna

Thomas Hardy and the cad awareness book

"Ab Chahe Maa Roothe"

Comparisons to Douglas Sirk

INTERVAL ("Ni Main Yaar Manana Ni" from Daag)

Deewaar

Gunga Jumna and Mother India

Matt is the evil brother

Influences on Hong Kong cinema and Slumdog Millionaire

What can we bring to a conversation about this film?

Bachchan: Back to the Beginning

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Things I would have "modified" if I were an IPKKND writer. Not change but Modify. Part-2

1. Stars don't have their own light. No, scientist Singh Raizada.

Mr. Raizada might be Haward educated, but he is wrong when it comes to science. Stars have their own light. I will omit this dialogue for sure.

2. Khushi's OG family, OG surname and inheritance.

Not much is revealed about her history. I would like to imagine that Khushi kept her OG surname Gupta. Because, if she was the daughter of Garima's sister, then she is bound to have a different surname. Because, according to the show, Sashi has no blood relations with Khushi.

Scenario 1:

Khushi's OG name is Khushi Kumari Gupta and Sashi's family has the surname Sharma/Yadav/Mishra/Shukla etc.

Scenario 2:

Khushi's OG surname is actually something else, but her document name is Khushi Kumari Gupta. Sashi gave her his name. (But I really don't think it suits Khushi to give up on her OG name and OG parents' identity).

Inheritance:

Khushi should have some material assets from her parents. Like a piece of land or some property. In the show we only saw her getting silver Anklets and Gold Jhumkas.

It would have been so interesting that Khushi ended up selling some of her assets or land to revive Sashi's sweet Shop. So touching...

3. Khushi and Arnav's education.

Please, make her a graduate at least. Please! She can't be a bachelor in Jalebi. Her husband is a Haward Business School, Boston educated businessman. Khushi ought to be at least a graduate!

4. She was 19 to Arnav's 26.

Like many fans, I as well can't digest her artificial aging.

My version:

Khushi would start the show at 19. Would have a birthday a month or two before getting married to Rakshas Singh Raizada, so that she turns 20. By 21 she enters Mrs. India contest. That will make sense.

*Note: Khushi's age might have been increased in a ridiculous fashion, but her dialogues and character remained that of an 18 years old. Nani ji has mentioned twice that "Khusi bitiya apan umar ki ladkiyon se kahi zada samajhdar Rahi"

It should be kept that way. Khushi is young, idealistic, overdramatic, hyperactive, fun and bubbly like young girls tend to be. Her tantrums can only be justified by her being young and energetic. She can be irrational because she lacks the experience of life. Her decisions can be flawed, because she is too young for everything that happened to her.

Yes buaji forced a 19 years old to marry a man she barely knows. Buaji had an orthodox mentality, we must remember, she said in episode 2 that "Dahej lena to haq hai ladkewalo ka"

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Student Induction Program 'Deeksharambh-2022' was organized by Maharishi School of Humanities and Arts

 A Student Induction Program 'Deeksharambh-2022' was organized by Maharishi School of Humanities and Arts at Maharishi University of Information Technology on 29th August 2022.

The program commenced with Lamp Lighting Ceremony and Guru Puja followed by Saraswati Vandana.

Dr. Rupam Singh, Dean, School of Humanities and Arts, and Dr. Sapan Asthana, Dean of Academics welcomed the Guests.

The Chief Guest on the occasion was Air Cmde Sashi Kant Mishra VM (G) Veteran whose words inspired everyone present and filled enthusiasm among the students.

Guest of Honour, Dr. Archana Shukla, HOD, Department of Psychology, Lucknow University encouraged the students with their warm words.

Our Hon’ble Chancellor (Ajay Prakash Shrivastava), Hon’ble Manager (Maharishi Vidya Mandir) Shri Anoop Srivastava, Hon’ble DG (Prof. Group Capt OP Sharma), Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor (Prof. Bhanu Pratap Singh), Registrar (Prof. Akhand Pratap Singh), Dean Academics (Dr. Sapan Asthana) also showered blessings to the students for their bright future.

The Presentation about the University was given by Dr. Sarita Verma and the Vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Kanu Priya Verma.

The program also included Student-Faculty Interaction and a cultural extravaganza. The program successfully concluded with the combined efforts of everyone.

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Exclusive! Actress Rashi Singh: It's my dream to work with Allu Arjun someday - Times of India

Exclusive! Actress Rashi Singh: It’s my dream to work with Allu Arjun someday – Times of India

Rashi Singh is a Tollywood actress who made her debut in 2021 with ‘Sashi,’ co-starring Aadi Saikumar and Surbhi. An air hostess by profession, she left her job to pursue her career in acting to make her dreams come true. The beautiful actress also starred in a couple of Telugu films ‘Poster’ and ‘Gem.’ In an exclusive interview with ETimes Telugu, the young actress opened up about why she…

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Unseen colored doodles between late 2019-early 2020

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Sunil Chhetri and Ranveer Singh Bond over 'WWF' and Stone Cold Steve Austin, Deepika Padukone Makes a Cameo During Instagram Live

Sunil Chhetri and Ranveer Singh Bond over ‘WWF’ and Stone Cold Steve Austin, Deepika Padukone Makes a Cameo During Instagram Live

Sunil Chhetri and Ranveer Singh (Photo Credit: Instagram)

Sunil Chhetri had Ranveer Singh as a guest on his Instagram Live chat ‘Eleven on Ten’ as Deepika Padukone and Yuzvendra Chahal made their presence felt in the comments.

News18 Sports

Last Updated: May 25, 2020, 12:03 AM IST

Indian football star Sunil Chhetrias part of his Instagram Live series ‘Eleven on…

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Mewar Empire Short Biography

Mewar Empire History

Mewar or Mewad is a region in the south-central part of Rajasthan state of India. It includes the present- day sections of Bhilwara, Chittorgarh, Pratapgarh, Rajsamand, Udaipur, Pirawa Tehsil of Jhalawar District of Rajasthan, Neemuch and Mandsaur of Madhya Pradesh and some corridor of Gujarat. For centuries, the region was ruled by Rajputs. The kingly state of Udaipur surfaced as an executive unit during the period of British East India Company governance in India and remained until the end of the British Raj period.

The Mewar region lies between the Aravali Range to the northwest, Ajmer to the north, Gujarat and the Vagad region of Rajasthan to the south, the Malwa region of Madhya Pradesh state to the southeast and the Hadoti region of Rajasthan to the east.

Etymology The word”Mewar”is conversational form of Medapata the ancient name of the region. The foremost epigraph that mentions the word Medapata is a 996 – 997 CE (1053 VS) necrology discovered at Hathundi (Bijapur). The word pata or pataka refers to an executive unit. According to the annalist G.C. Raychaudhuri, Medapata was named after the Meda lineage, which has been mentioned in Varāhamihira’s Brihat-Samhita. The 1460 Kumbhalgarh necrology associates the Medas with Vardhana-giri ultramodern Badnor in Mewar region. Historian Sashi Bhusan Chaudhuri associates the ancient Medas with the ultramodern Mer people.

The 1285 CE (1342 VS) Mount Abu (Achaleshwar) necrology of the Guhila king Samarasimha provides the following etymology while describing the military vanquishing of his ancestor Bappa Rawal (Bappaka)”This country which was, in battle, completely submerged in the sopping fat of wicked people by Bappaka bears the name of Śrī Medapāṭa.”Historian Anil Chandra Banerjee dismisses this as a” lyrical fancy.

Terrain The northern and eastern portions of Mewar are made up of an elevated table while the western and southern portions were rocky and hilly with thick timbers. The watershed peak between drainage of the Bay of Bengal and drainage of the Gulf of Khambhat runs nearly through the centre of Mewar. The northern and eastern part of Mewar is a gently leaning straight, drained by the Bedach and Banas River and its feeders, which empty northwest into the Chambal River, a influent of the Yamuna River. The southern and western part of the region is hilly, and marks the peak between the Banas and its feeders and the headstream of the Sabarmati and Mahi gutters and their feeders, which drain south into the Gulf of Khambhat through Gujarat state. The Aravalli Range, which forms the northwestern boundary of the region, is composed substantially of sedimentary jewels, like marble and Kota Stone, which has traditionally been an important construction material. The region is part of the Khathiar-Gir dry deciduous timbers’ecoregion. Defended areas include the Jaisamand Wildlife Sanctuary, the Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary, the Bassi Wildlife Sanctuary and the Sita Mata Wildlife Sanctuary.

Mewar has a tropical climate. Downfall pars 660 mm/ time, and is generally advanced in the southwest and lower in the northeast of the region. Over 90 of the rain generally falls in the period of June to September every time, during the southwest thunderstorm.

Mewar Empire

List of King of Mewar :-

Rana Singh 2nd.

Maharana Pratap.

Rana Amar Singh.

Rana Karan Singh 2nd.

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What is Pegasus India Controversy

Pegasus, a military grade spyware, was developed by NSO (Israeli firm) and exported to a number of countries. It is believed that it was used to hack into the phones of a wide range of people at the request of several as-yet unidentified government agencies. We will tell you about the Pegasus India Controversy in detail.

India has been identified as the home of at least 300 of the 50,000 targets on the global list. According to an investigation, at least 10 Indian phones were infected with the spyware. For those who were hacked, the implications can be chilling. It feels almost like an Arctic winter, if you look closely.

Pegasus intrusions show that there is no level playing field. This is essential for any healthy democracy to function. India is now committing fundamental rights violations with banal impunity, even though they have not been officially suppressed by a declaration declaring an Emergency.

After revelations that hundreds of Indians could have been snooped by Israeli-made spyware, India's main opposition Congress party accused Prime Minister NarendraModi of "treason." Pegasus India Controversy is major event in 2021.

A consortium of media outlets revealed that more than 1,000 Indian phone numbers were included in the nearly 50,000 worldwide selected as possible interest for clients of NSO Group, Israel's maker of Pegasus spyware.

According to Indian media reports, Modi's main rival was Rahul Gandhi, ex-Congress party president and politician. He was one of many potential targets for the Pegasus spyware.

WHAT IS GOING ON BEFORE THE SUPREME CROURT?

Tuesday's petition by the Editors Guild of India to the Supreme Court sought direction for a special investigation team (SIT), to investigate the central government's involvement in the Pegasus spying allegations. According to the Editors Guild, the "indiscriminate" use of military-grade surveillance technology was a violation of the "heart of democracy."

According to reports, Paranjoy Thakurta, journalist, was infiltrated by Pegasus spyware. He sought information from the Supreme Court and authorisation. SNM Abdi (Prem Shankar Jha, Rupesh Kumar Sing and Rupesh Singh Singh) and activist Ipsa Shatakshi were also reported to have approached the Supreme Court regarding this matter.

Separate petitions by N Ram and Sashi, Rajya Sabha member John Brittas, and ML Sharma, a 'Public Interest Litigation’ lawyer are currently pending before Supreme Court.

WHAT THE GOVERNMENT SAID ABOUT PEGASUS India Controversy

In July, the central government dismissed allegations of spying with the IT ministry by stating that there was no "unauthorised surveillance". The spyware was meant to be used only by government agencies fighting terrorism and organised crime, according to Israeli company Pegasus-maker NSO Group.

WHAT IMPACT DOES PEGASUS HAVE ON PARLIAMENT

It was a A shouting match in Parliament The Opposition is leading the charge. The government refused to discuss the Pegasus question in Parliament. The parliamentary IT committee called for the matter to be discussed in Parliament. Officials from the Union home and IT ministers ignored it.

After the Pegasus controversy, the Opposition became more upset with the government by pushing through bills that did not allow for debate. The Tribunals Reforms Bill, Essential Defence Services Bill (cleared in Lok Sabha) and Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code Amendment (Amendment) Bill were just a few of the many bills.

OUTSIDE PARLIAMENT

In Parliament, outnumbered Leaders of the Opposition showed renewed unity A breakfast meeting hosted on Tuesday by Rahul Gandhi, Congress leader, was a success of sorts. This meeting was called to discuss a common strategy regarding Pegasus.

The Trinamool Congress surprised everyone by joining the Rahul Gandhi meeting. However, other curious attendees were the Aam Aadmi Party (Biju Janata Dal), the YSR Congress Party, and the Bahujan Samaj Party.

A twist was added by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ally Nitish, the Janata Dal-United leader (JDU), and Bihar chief minister who also called for a probe into Pegasus revelations. Jitan Ram Manjhi, his predecessor, echoed his demand. Kaptan Singh Solanki, a leader of BJP, also suggested that the Pegasus row be investigated.

Conclusion

On August 5, the Supreme Court bench headed Chief Justice of India NV RAMana will hear a number of petitions from activists, journalists, and politicians regarding the Pegasus row. They demanded an investigation into the allegations of spying arising from Amnesty International's July report.

[bollywoodisforlovers]

Episode 47 - Bachchan ‘76 -’78

In this episode we look at three late 70s films from Bollywood’s most enduring star, Amitabh Bachchan.  

Show Notes:

The Big B!

The Great Gatsby

We couldn’t find Zanjeer or Deewar unfortunately 

Sheemaroo’s YouTube

Fashion TV 

Kabhi Kabhie

Harivansh Rai Bachchan

Rupi Kaur

70s fashion

Convoluted plot 

Kabhi Kabhie Mere Dil Mein

Paul Anka and Nelly Furtado 

(INTERVAL (“Are Diwano Mujhe Pechchano (Main Hoon Don)” from Don)

Amar Akbar Anthony

Action-packed

The film as metaphor for India 

New Books in South Asian Studies 

Amitabh Bachchan celebrating Easter, “My Name Is Anthony Gonsalves”

“Amar Akbar Anthony”

Don

2006 Don and Don 2

Is Don his title or his name?

The Prisoner of Zenda and Infernal Affairs/The Departed 

“Yeh Mera Dil”

Opening titles 

“Khaike Pan Banaraswala”

NEXT TIME: Two films starring Katrina Kaif with Manish Mathur

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Pegasus row: A winged horse that’s the elephant in the room

Pegasus row: A winged horse that’s the elephant in the room

Anil Singh Perhaps it was the effrontery of the government in scuttling a Parliamentary panel’s meeting on the Pegasus issue that was the tipping point. The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear next week a petition filed by veteran journalists N Ram and Sashi Kumar, seeking an independent probe into the Pegasus snooping row. On Wednesday, representatives of three ministries — the ministry of…

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The Moon, the Star, the Sun, and the Earth

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MP hooch tragedy: Kingpin held, house razed

BHOPAL: Mukesh Kirar, prime accused in the Morena hooch tragedy that claimed 24 lives and blinded three persons, was arrested in Chennai on Sunday. Police were looking for him for the past five days and had announced a reward of Rs 10,000 for his arrest. DGP Vivek Johri confirmed the arrest and said Kirar was nabbed by MP police with assistance from Chennai cops. On the same day, the Madhya Pradesh government razed Kirar’s house in Chera village, the epicentre of the hooch tragedy. “Villagers undergoing treatment in hospital have said that they had got the liquor from three persons. When the trio was questioned, they named Mukesh Kirar as the main supplier,” said Kailaras subdivisional police officer Sashi Bushan Raghuvanshi. The other three suspects are in custody. The deadly liquor affected people in four hamlets of Morena — Manpur Prithvi, Chera, Paoli and Bilaiyapura in Jaura tehsil. At least a dozen men are still in hospital. A special investigation team (SIT), headed by additional chief secretary (home) Rajesh Rajora, has investigated the hooch tragedy and is expected to submit its report to the government on Sunday, sources say. ADGCID A Sai Manohar and DIG Mithilesh Shukla were part of the probe team. The incident triggered an administrative shakeup. The collector and SP were transferred on chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s orders. The entire staff of Baghchini police station was removed on charges of negligence, and its officer in charge Avinash Singh Rathore and two beat constables suspended. Morena subdivisional police officer Sujit Bhadira and excise officer Javed Khan were suspended as well.

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RIMJHIM PANI LYRICS - ISWARA DEEP

RIMJHIM PANI LYRICS – ISWARA DEEP

RIMJHIM PANI LYRICS is a popular Sambalpuri song sung by Ishwara Deep. The song was directed by Manoj Singh. While the music was composed by Late Gagan Bihari Bag. This song featuring Sashi Smart.

SONG DETAILS –

Song: Rimjhim Pani

Singer: Ishwara Deep

Director: Manoj singh

Music: Late Gagan Bihari Bag

Label: Everything For U

RIMJHIM PANI LYRICS –

He mote Pyar hei galare.. Ek ajnabi…

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Rising to serve Sunrise Bank Limited understands that banking is no longer a numbers game. "Success" for us is not just our profit margin. We understand that you are looking for a friend. A friend to understand, evaluate and invest in your dreams and aspirations. A friend who will safeguard your savings and give you the best value for it. For us, success is your hand in friendship. The total no. of staffs as of Aswin End 2075: 1208 Branches Of Sunrise Bank Limited ATTARKHEL BRANCH Mr. Prabhat Raj Nepal Attarkhel, Jorpati -7, Kathmandu +977-01-4913704 ATTARKHEL-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, prabhat.nepal@sunrisebank.com.np AURAHI GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Sashi Khatiwada Deuri Parwaha, Aurahi Rural Municipality-02, Dhanusha +977-041-620055 AURAHI-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, sashi.khatiwada@sunrisebank.com.np BAGAR BRANCH Mr. Anup K.C. 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03, Budhabare, Jhapa 977-023-555478 BUDHABARE-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, tej.thapamagar@sunrisebank.com.np BUDHANILKANTHA BRANCH Ms. Neema Pradhan Narayanthan Chowk-4, Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu 977-01-4378275 BUDDHANILKANTHA-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, neema.pradhan@sunrisebank.com.np BUTWAL BRANCH Mr. Nirdarshan Nepal Milanchowk-11, Butwal, Nepal 977-071-551572, 551573 BUTWAL_TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, nirdarshan.nepal@sunrisebank.com.np CHABAHIL BRANCH Mr. Lokendra Sharma Near Gopi Krishna Hall, Chabahil-7, Kathmandu 977-01-4822766, 4822466 CHABAHIL-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, lokendra.sharma@sunrisebank.com.np CHAINPUR BRANCH Mr. Chet Raj Bhandari Jay Prithvi Municipality-1 977-092421494 CHAINPUR-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, chetraj.bhandari@sunrisebank.com.np CHANDRANIGAHAPUR BRANCH Mr. Sanjay Kumar Gelal Chandrapur Municpality-4 +977-055-540536/636 CHANDRANIGAPUR-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, sanjay.gelal@sunrisebank.com.np CHURE GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Ganesh Singh Sawad Sahajpur, Chure Rural Municipality-03, Kailali +977-9749162992 CHURE-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, ganesh.sawad@sunrisebank.com.np DADELDHURA BRANCH Mr. Laxmi Kant Joshi Bagbazar-5, Dadeldhura 977-096-420723 DADELDHURA-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, laxmi.joshi@sunrisebnak.com.np DAMAK BRANCH Mr. Ganesh Kumar Guragain Damak Chowk, Jhapa 977-023-582360, 582361 DAMK-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, ganesh.guragain@sunrisebank.com.np DAMAULI BRANCH Mr. Kirtiman Rana Neem Chowk-10, Vyas Municipality, Damauli 977-065-561800 DAMAULI-BRANCH@sunrisebank.com.np, kirtiman.rana@sunrisebank.com.np DARCHULA BRANCH Mr. Rakesh Budhathoki Ghat Bazar-5, Khalanga, Darchula 093-420123 DARCHULA-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, rakesh.budhathoki@sunrisebank.com.np DEURALI GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Sunil Pant Deurali Bazar, Rupa Rural Municipality-5, Kaski +977-061-620845 DEURALI-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, sunil.pant@sunrisebank.com.np DHANGADI BRANCH Mr. Dharam Kumar Bista Ratopool-2, Dhangadi 977-091-524850, 523897 DHANGADI-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, dharam.bista@sunrisebank.com.np DHANKUTA BRANCH Mr. Dinesh Sharma Adhikari Dhankuta Municipality-7 Dhankuta Bazar, Dhankuta 977-026-520221 / 520222 DHANKUTA-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, dinesh.adhikari@sunrisebank.com.np DHARAN BRANCH Mr. Barbarik Pokhrel Mahendrapath-5, Dharan Sub-Metropolitan City, Sunsari 977-025-532841 dharan@sunrisebank.com.np, barbarik.pokhrel@sunrisebank.com.np DHURKOT GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Dhurba Pokhrel Dhurkot Rural Municipality - 04, Gulmi +977-9741468011 DHURKOT-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np DUHABI BRANCH Mr. Pramod Hari Pokhrel Main Road-4, Duhabi 977-025-541486, 541488 DUHABI-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, pramod.pokhrel@sunrisebank.com.np DUMRE BRANCH Mr. Laxman Bhattarai Dumre-1, Bandipur Municipality, Dumre Tel:977-065-580355, 580356 dumre@sunrisebank.com.np, Laxman.bhattarai@sunrisebank.com.np DURGA BHAGWATI GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Bigyan Dahal Gangapipra Bazar, Durgabhagwati Rural Municipality-01, Rautahat +977-055-40049 DURGABHAGWATI-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, bigyan.dahal@sunrisebank.com.np GABAHAL BRANCH Mr. Pujan Joshi Gabahal-18, Lalitpur 977-01-5005014, 5005015 gabahal@sunrisebank.com.np, pujan.joshi@sunrisebank.com.np GAIGHAT BRANCH Mr. Sunil Acharya Gaighat-4 977-035-420778, 420779, 420780 GAIGHAT-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, sunil.acharya@sunrisebank.com.np GAIRIDHARA BRANCH (Main Branch) Mr. Dev Chandra Bhatt Sunrise Plaza, Gairidhara Crossing , Kathmandu +977-01-4004560/64 main@sunrisebank.com.np, Devchandra.bhatta@sunrisebank.com.np GATHAGHAR (CHARDOBATO) BRANCH Mr. Ram Sharan Bhattarai Chardobato-03, Gathaghar, Bhaktapur GATHAGHAR-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, ramsharan.bhattarai@sunrisebank.com.np GAUR BRANCH Mr. Bipat Chaudhary Purnewa-4, Gaur Municipality, Gaur 977-055-521413/14 GAUR-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, bipat.chaudhary@sunrisebank.com.np GAUSHALA BRANCH Mr. Suman Bhattarai Indreni Complex, Pinglasthan-8, Gaushala, Kathmandu 977-01-4113667, 4113668 gaushala@sunrisebank.com.np, suman.bhattarai@sunrisebank.com.np GONGABU BRANCH Ms. Panna Wagle Gongabu-29, Kathmandu 01-4388505,01-4388507 panna.wagle@sunrisebank.com.np GOTHATAR BRANCH Mr. Neeraj Amatya Gothatar-13. Kathmandu 977-01-4992706 gothatar@sunrisebank.com.np, neeraj.amatya@sunrisebank.com.np GOTIKHEL GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Suresh Maharjan Mahankal Rural Municipality-3 977-9841925204 GOTIKHEL-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, suresh.maharjan@sunrisebank.com.np GUTHICHOUR GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Jeevan K.C Jharjwala Bazar, Guthichaur Rural Municipality-05, Jumla +977-9758005524 GUTHICHAUR-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, jeevan.kc@sunrisebank.com.np HETAUDA BRANCH Mr. Sudarshan Khatiwada Kantirajpath - 3, Hetauda, Makwanpur 977- 057-522731/575921 HETAUDA-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, sudarshan.khatiwada@sunrisebank.com.np ILLAM BRANCH Mr. Gyan Shyam Gurung Malapath-2, Illam 977-027-521720 illam@sunrisebank.com.np, gyan.gurung@sunrisebank.com.np ITAHARI BRANCH Mr. Yadav Khatiwada Dharan Road-1, Itahari, Sunsari 977-025-586924 itahari@sunrisebank.com.np, yadav.khatiwada@sunrisebank.com.np JANAKPUR BRANCH Mr. Ramu Prasad Shah Bajrang Chowk, Janakpur Sub-Metropolitan City-08, Dhanusha +977-041-527245/527246 JANAKPUR-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, ramu.shah@sunrisebank.com.np JHUMKA BRANCH Mr. Drona Chandra Ghimire Near Western Bus Stand-2, Jhumka 977-025-562353, 562653 jhumka@sunrisebank.com.np, drona.ghimire@sunrisebank.com.np JUMLA BRANCH Mr. Saujanya Shahi Chandannath Municipality-5 977-087-520596/7 JUMLA-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, saujanya.shahi@sunrisebank.com.np JYATHA BRANCH Mr. Jatin Tandukar Jyatha-30, Kathmandu 977-01-4260654 jyatha@sunrisebank.com.np, jatin.tandukar@sunrisebank.com.np KAKARVITTA BRANCH Mr. Kumar Khadka Shanti Path-10, Kakarvitta 977-023-562083 kakarvitta@sunrisebank.com.np, kumar.khadka@sunrisebank.com.np KALANKI BRANCH Mr. Pooja Luitel Kalanki-14, Kathmandu 977-01-5234795,5234796 kalanki@sunrisebank.com.np, pooja.luitel@sunrisebank.com.np KALIKASTHAN BRANCH Ms. Somi Malla Kalikasthan - 32, Kathmandu 977-01-4422554/55 KALIKASTHAN-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, somi.malla@sunrisebank.com.np KALIMATI BRANCH Mr. Deepak Raj Joshi Salt Trading Corportation-13, Kalimati, Kathmandu 977-01-4278694, 4278709 kalimati@sunrisebank.com.np, deepak.joshi@sunrisebank.com.np KAMALPOKHARI BRANCH Mr. Dipak Pandit Kamalpokhari street, Kamalpokhari, Kathmandu 977-01-4421652, 4425343 KAMALPOKHARI-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, dipak.pandit@sunrisebank.com.np KOHALPUR BRANCH Mr. Manoj Kumar Acharya Newroad, Kohalpur Municipality-11, Banke +977-081-542064/542067 KOHALPUR-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, manoj.acharya@sunrisebank.com.np LAGANKHEL BRANCH Mr. Narendra Dev Adhikari Lagankhel-12, Kathmandu 977-015526178, 5553480 lagankhel@sunrisebank.com.np, narendradev.adhikari@sunrisebank.com.np LAHAN BRANCH Mr. Arun Raj Paudel Main Road-8, Lahan 977-033-562403, 562404 lahan@sunrisebank.com.np, arun.paudel@sunrisebank.com.np LAMKI BRANCH Mr. Matrika Khadka Tikapur Municipality-1 Kailali 977-091-540548 LAMKI-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, matrika.khadka@sunrisebank.com.np LUVU BRANCH Mr. Bidur Pant Luvhu 5, Lalitpur 977-01-5580361 luvu@sunrisebank.com.np, bidur.pant@sunrisebank.com.np MAHABHARAT BRANCH Mr. Rajkumar Thapa Mahabharat Municipality-6 Kavre 977-9849340638 MAHABHARAT-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, rajkumar.thapa@sunrisebank.com.np MAHARAJGUNJ BRANCH Mr. Sanam Rajbhandari Opposite of Bhatbhateni Supermarket, Maharajgunj-3, Kathmandu 977-01-4720346, 4721352, 4721385 maharajgunj@sunrisebank.com.np, sanam.rakbhandari@sunrisebank.com.np MAHENDRANAGAR BRANCH Mr. Raju Sharma Special Line (Main Market)-4, Mahendranagar 977-099-520850 mahendranagar@sunrisebank.com.np, raju.sharma@sunrisebank.com.np MAIWAKHOLA GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Sujal Shrestha Maiwakhola Gaunpalika Taplejung 977-021-6964884 MAIWAKHOLA-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, sujal.shrestha@sunrisebank.com.np MANAMAIJU BRANCH Ms. Jasmin Shrestha Tarkeshwor Municipality-08 +977-01-4025993/4025515 MANAMAIJU-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, jasmin.shrestha@sunrisebank.com.np MARMA GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Narendra Singh Aitwal Latinath, Marma Rural Municipality-03, Darchula +977-9741428892 MARMA-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, narendra.aitwal@sunrisebank.com.np MIRCHAIYA BRANCH Mr. Sanjay Kumar Karn Thana Chowk, Mirchaiya Municipality-05 , Siraha +977-033-550596/550684 MIRCHAYA-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, sanjay.karn@sunrisebank.com.np MOLUNG GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Chuda Raj Joshi Prapcha Deurali, Molung Rural Municipality-03, Okhaldhunga +977-9741428889 MOLUNG-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, chuda.joshi@sunrisebank.com.np MULPANI BRANCH Mr. Amit Rijal Pipalbot, Kageswori Manohara 07, Kathmandu MULPANI-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, amit.rijal@sunrisebank.com.np NARAINAPUR GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Khadak Prasad Devkota Narainapur Gaunpalika, Banke 977-081-695056 NARAINAPUR-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, khadak.devkota@sunrisebank.com.np NARAYANGHAT BRANCH Mr. Yogendra Pun Near Saheed Chowk, Narayanghat-4 977- 056-571953, 571054, 571452 narayanghat@sunrisebank.com.np, yogendra.pun@sunrisebank.com.np NEPALGUNJ BRANCH Mr. Dipak Khanal Surkhet Road-26, Near Puspa Lal Chowk, Nepalgunj 977- 081- 522484 , 523319 nepalgunj@sunrisebank.com.np, dipak.khanal@sunrisebank.com.np NEW ROAD BRANCH Mr. Sujan Paudel Khichhapokhari-22, New Road, Kathmandu 977-01-4239470, 4239471, 4239472,4233545, 4225055 newroadoperations@sunrisebank.com.np, sujan.paudel@sunrisebank.com.np NISDI GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Tanka Prasad Pandey Dunganabesi, Nisdi Rular Municipality - 05, Palpa NISDI-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np PAKO BRANCH Ms. Sabina Shrestha New Road-22, Kathmandu 977-01-4240134 PAKO-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, sabina.shrestha2@sunrisebank.com.np PANAUTI BRANCH Mr. Santosh Dulal Kusha Devi Marg-5, Panauti, Kavre 011-440602 santosh.dulal@sunrisebank.com.np PHARPING BRANCH Mr. Govinda Maharjan Pharping Bus Park, Pharping-6, Kathmandu 977-01-4710865 pharping@sunrisebank.com.np, govinda.maharjan@sunrisebank.com.np POKHARA BRANCH Mr. Nitesh Regmi New Road 9, Pokhara, Kaski 977-051-524784, 524785 pokhara@sunrisebank.com.np PRITI GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Hira Bahadur Tamang Chyadalu Priti, Umakunda Rular Municipality-04, Ramechhap +977-9748647183 PRITI-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, hira.tamang@sunrisebank.com.np PUTALISADAK BRANCH Ms. Tara Bhandari Radhakuti Arcade-32, Putalisadak, Kathmandu 977-01-4421662, 4010595 putalisadak@sunrisebank.com.np, tara.bhandari@sunrisebank.com.np RAJBIRAJ BRANCH Mr. Kapil Deo Sah ( Branch Incharge) Gajendra Chowk-4, Rajbiraj 977-031- 520727, 520721 rajbiraj@sunrisebank.com.np, kapil.sah@sunrisebank.com.np RAM MANDIR LINE BRANCH Mr. Harihar Subedi Butwal, Sub Metropolitan, Ward No. 4, Ram Mandir Line, Rupandehi RAM-MANDIR-LINE-BRANCH@sunrisebank.com.np, harihar.subedi@sunrisebank.com.np SANEPA BRANCH Ms. Rima Rajbanshi Lalitpur Municipality-2, Sanepa, Lalitpur 977-01-5542897/ 5542898 SANEPA-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, rima.rajbanshi@sunrisebank.com.np SANIBHERI GAUPALIKA BRANCH Mr. Keshab Datt Kalauni Simli, Sanibheri Rural Municipality-09, Rukum (West) +977-081-694916 SANIBHERI-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, keshab.kalauni@sunrisebank.com.np SHANKHAMUL BRANCH Ms. Rachana Shrestha Shankhamul Chowk-34, Kathmandu 977-01-4783996 shankhamul@sunrisebank.com.np, rachana.shrestha@sunrisebank.com.np SIDDHICHARAN BRANCH Mr. Khem Raj Rana Magar Siddhicharan Municpality-11 977-037-520702 SIDDHICHARAN-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, khemraj.magar@sunrisebank.com.np SITAPAILA BRANCH Ms. Bijaya Poudel Sitapaila Chowk-01, Kathmandu 977-01-4034996/4034997 SITAPAILA-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, bijaya.poudel@sunrisebank.com.np SUKHAD BRANCH Mr. Birkha Bohara Mahendra Highway-1, Sukhad 977-091-403012, 403013 sukhad@sunrisebank.com.np, birkha.bohora@sunrisebank.com.np SUNDAR BAZAR BRANCH Mr. Prem Bahadur Budha Tallo Bazar-7, Sundar Bazar 977-066-402061, 402062 sundarbazar@sunrisebank.com.np, prem.budha@sumrisebank.com.np SUNWAL BRANCH Mr. Sachindra Hari Subedi Sunwal Chauraha-4, Sunwal 977-078-570473 sunwal@sunrisebank.com.np, sachindra.subedi@sunrisebank.com.np SURUNGA BRANCH Mr. Madan Timisina BT Complex-3, Jhapa Road, Surunga 977-023-550881, 550880 surunga@sunrisebank.com.np, madan.timisina@sunrisebank.com.np TANDI BRANCH Mr. Kedar Gautam Ratnanagar-2, Tandi, Chitwan 056-562993 TANDI-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, kedar.gautam@sunrisebank.com.np TAUKHEL BRANCH Mr. Upendra Bir Bajracharya Taukhel 3, Godawari Municipality, Lalitpur 977-01-5560635; CDMA:01-6224821 taukhel@sunrisebank.com.np, upendra.bajracharya@sunrisebank.com.np TERHATHUM BRANCH Mr. Bharat Bharati Myaglung-1, Terhathum 026-460720 TERATHUM-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, bharat.bharati@sunrisebank.com.np THECHO BRANCH Ms. Kripa Shrestha Godavari Municipality-12, Thecho (Near to Techo Health Post) THECHO-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, kripa.shrestha2@sunrisebank.com.np TIKAPUR BRANCH Mr. Laxman Joshi Kanchhi Bazar, Tikapur Municipality-01, Kailali +977-091-560370/561012 TIKAPUR-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, laxman.joshi@sunrisebank.com.np TINKUNE BRANCH Mr. Gyanendra Dutta Neupane Tower-35, Tinkune, Kathmandu 977-01-4111554, 4111929, 4111854 tinkune@sunrisebank.com.np, gyanendra.dutta@sunrisebank.com.np TULSIPUR BRANCH Mr. Ranjan Koirala Tulsipur Municipality-5 Dang 977-082-523455 TULSIPUR-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, ranjan.koirala@sunrisebank.com.np UDAYAPUR BRANCH Mr. Umesh Prasad Kushawaha Udayapur Cement Factory Premises, Jaljale-11, Udayapur 977-035-411016, 9753003729 udayapur@sunrisebank.com.np, umesh.kushawaha@sunrisebank.com.np WALING BRANCH Mr. Dhurba Prasad Lamsal Pipal Bot, Waling Municipality-08, Syangja +977-063-440119 WALING-TEAM@sunrisebank.com.np, dhurba.lamsal@sunrisebank.com.np Read the full article