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Indian bikers traveling to Nepal with a message of cementing Indo-Nepal friendship. Photo: Read 2b Happy.  By LB THAPA for Read 2B Happy Three bike riders from India have just arrived in Pokhara. Led by Ajay Tiwari from Bhopal and two other friends Jasbinder Singh aka Kaku Bhai from Amritsar and Karan Sodhi from Dehradun have covered over 1102km distance by their ostensibly impressive motorbikes.     Speaking with this scribe Ajay Tiwari, who is from Bhopal said: “Over the last decade or so I have been regularly going for long distance traveling by motorbike. In the beginning, I used to bike alone but later two of my soul mates joined me and now we are three on the road. We are intimate friends and we have a wonderful understanding of each other. Most of the time we travel with our wives but this time we decided to travel without them”.       From left, Ajay Tiwari, Bhopal, Jasbinder Singh, Amritsar and Karan Sodhi, Dehradun.  Ajay Tiwari who hails from Bhopal is now 54 years old and

Who said I cannot speak English? Photo: khojj.com I HAD CHALLENGED TO SPEAK ONE HOUR IN ENGLISH AND TODAY I HAVE KEPT MY WORDS BY SPEAKING IN ENGLISH FOR ONE HOUR: Rishi Dhamala By LB THAPA Today my guest is a very special person. He needs no introduction because he always introduces himself. You can see him on every television news channel. Whether you want to see him or not, you have to see him. You cannot avoid him seeing on TV news channels. There is absolutely no way to avoid him. The only way not to see him is to either turn off your TV or shut your eyes.  Now you must have understood how strong a personality my guest has. Yes, you are right. Today my special guest is Mr. Rishi Dhamala. What is new in today’s interview? New, well, today Mr. Dhamala will not do Hamala; we will launch a Hamala on Mr. Dhamala instead.   The other day, while speaking with ‘Mero online TV’, Rishi Dhamala had challenged to speak in English for one hour. Mr. Dhamala has kept his words.

Amrit Kunwar is not just an amateur bike reviewer. He has already completed a diploma from Madras (Chennai) Race Track. He is also a professional bike racer and therefore he holds necessary technical knowledge about motorbikes and their performance in different conditions. Amrit Kunwar is one of the first full-time motorbikers who is committed to promoting local tourism through motorbiking.   By LB THAPA Amrit Kunwar’s passion is different and that very passion has made him special. He is a motor biker---I mean an unswerving biker. He has not taken up motorbiking as fun or just out of curiosity. He has made motorbiking a purpose in his life and now he lives for that.     “The spirit of motorbiking runs all over my veins and therefore it cannot be alienated from me---I’m there where my motorbike is. I fell in love with motorbikes ever since I was in standard seven. I did not have a motorbike in those days at my home. Thus, I would look for every available opportunity to ride my friends&