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Quality of Life Nepal Sarangkot was running on Drupal 6. Recently, all modules we need for this website had been released in more or less stable versions for Drupal 7, so migration began.

Two weeks ago, we took QOLNSarangkot.org live with all the content we had in Drupal 6.

Feel free to use the contact form for any question you have configuration wise.

Hereby we would like to thank Mr. Toulemonde & Association of D.E.P.A.R.T.S. Micro-credit for your yearly contribution to our micro-credit buffalo project!

All beneficiaries from the last project are paying back their loan to QOLN. They are all doing well. Through your help, many families in Sarangkot can survive now with having this buffalo and selling some milk or ghee (clarified butter).

Namasté!

We wish you a HAPPY NEPALI NEW YEAR 2067! The New Year started on April 14. Nepal is the only country in the world with soo many New Year celebrations! In 365 days, there are nine different New Years in Nepal!

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This year we even enjoyed real fireworks around Lakeside!

Namasté!

Tout d'abord, nous vous souhaitons une BONNE ET HEUREUSE ANNEE ! Que vous journées soient remplies d'Amour et de Joie !

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A ce jour, le Népal commence à nouveau à célébrer ses festivals. Ce dernier mois, appelé "POUSH" (allant de mi-décembre à mi-janvier), est considéré comme étant un mois impie, durant lequel les cérémonies religieuses sont interdites.

BONNE ANNEE 2066 !!!

Le Nouvel An népalais tombait le 14 avril 2009. Nous sommes heureux de choisir ce moment pour vous informer de nos projets de QOLN.

Dear friends,

I’m preparing this newsletter already for 3 weeks. From the beginning of September we have more then 31 hours of powercuts, which makes working on the computer very difficult. We also have lots of rains and thunder and lightening, which makes it sometimes impossible.

For once this newsletter will be only in English.

Our yearly visit to Belgium was exciting and fun, enjoying fully with meeting family and friends, relaxing little holidays, but also fruitfully in meeting people who support our projects.