Winner of Miss Nepal Beauty pagent 2011 to be announced on tuesady!!!

The countdown of Lux Hidden Treasure Miss Nepal 2011, a beauty pageant, organised with an aim to explore the beauty and talent of young Nepali women has begun.

At a press meet organised at International Club, Sanepa on August 10, it was informed that 19 females from the age 19 to 25 years will compete with each other for the title. The selected contestants were shortlisted from 53 candidates through interview. It was also announced that the finale will take place on August 26 at Army Officers Club Bhadrakali

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These contestants are being trained on different aspects like diction, personality, confidence building, camera, hair and beauty tips from August 6. The training will continue for three weeks. Choreographer Rachana Gurung Sharma, Miss Nepal 2005 Sugarika KC Miss, Miss Nepal 1999 Sweta Singh, glamour photographer Raj Bhai Suwal and media personality Sama Karki are some of the personalities who will provide training to the contestants during the closed sessions

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The contestants will also attend lectures on issues of women empowerment, culture, tourism, and global warming, by visiting lecturers.

“We are trying to develop professionalism in the contestants through such trainings” explained Subarna Chhetri, Managing Director of the Hidden Treasure Pvt Ltd.

The winner of Miss Nepal 2011 will be awarded with cash prize of Rs 50,000. The first runner up and the second runner up will get cash prize of Rs 35,000 and 25,000 respectively.

The 16th edition of Miss Nepal is being organised by the Hidden Treasure Pvt Ltd, and Unilever Nepal Limited is its main sponsor.


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01 Prasmita Sharma

02 Nisha Joshi

03 Manisha Bista

04 Namrata Dahal

05 Neha Paudel

06 Prasansha Rana

07 Malina Joshi

08 Shreeja Shrestha

09 Shruti Pandey

10 Pratibha Shrestha

11 Aruna Shrestha

12 Dipenti Shrestha

13 Madina Begum

14 Rajita Khadka

15 Bishnu Chemjong

16 Sarina Maskey

17 Biki Gadtaula

18 Neeta Yogi

19 Anupama Gurung

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Muammar Gaddafi fled on golf cart through tunnel? Gaddafi convoy spotted near Algeria

Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi may have fled on a golf buggy through a network of tunnels under his palatial building in Tripoli, a media report said Friday.

The Libyan strongman's secret maze, buried beneath his palace, was discovered as jubilant rebel fighters stormed into the capital, The Sun reported

Aisha gaddafi daughter of Mohhumar Gaddafi

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Rebels believe Gaddafi raced away through the underground tunnels just before they entered his sprawling compound.

One golf buggy was found smashed against a wall of the tunnel, which is believed to have secret exits all over Tripoli.

Gaddafi reportedly entered through a hatch, one of which was found by the rebels.

The concrete tunnels reportedly also housed an Olympic-sized swimming pool and a garage full of luxury cars

Rebels searching in bunker of gaddafi after gaddafi leave his bunglow

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Gaddafi convoy spotted near Algeria

Six armoured vehicles, thought to be carrying Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and his sons, have crossed the Libya-Algeria border, Egypt's official news agency MENA reported on Saturday. 

Libyan military sources said the Mercedes bullet-proof cars left Libya for Algeria through the 

border, without any pursuit from the rebels. The vehicles may have also carried other important Libyan officials. 

An Algerian border official said the reported crossing was unlikely as no such sighting had been reported by local residents.

Nato declined to confirm or deny the reported crossing.

The Sun earlier reported that Gaddafi may have fled on a golf buggy through a network of tunnels under his palatial building in Tripoli.

However, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, chairman of the rebel National Transitional Council, said they have no concrete information on the location of Gaddafi or his sons

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Rebels take Ras Jdir border post
Rebels captured the Ras Jdir border post on the frontier with Tunisia, which it was feared Gaddafi might use to escape, as the hunt for the fugitive strongman continued on Saturday.

While fighting was still under way on various fronts, with the insurgents working to consolidate their hold on Tripoli, focus increasingly turned to a post-Gaddafi era, with calls for reconciliation and a peaceful transition. The rebels claimed late on Friday a new military success with the capture of Ras Jdir.

A Tunisian official said loyalists fled as more than 100 rebels arrived and raised their flag.

Algeria declined to recognise the NTC on Friday insisting it would adhere to the policy of "strict neutrality" adopted since the start of the conflict.

A foreign ministry statement sent to AFP was the first official comment from Algiers since the NTC took control of the capital in Libya, even as other countries in the region have been quick to endorse the rebels.

Gaddafi with his wife(file photo)

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Know about the secrets life of Muammar Gaddafi : Inside the Gaddafis' Bungalow!!

Babak Dehghanpisheh visited a Gaddafi family home this morning and discovered a secret palace hidden behind an ordinary façade. Read about the garden labyrinth, 40-foot deep bunker, hot tub, waterfall, Playboy magazine collection, yachting brochures and an empty box of Coronas.

Rebel fighters and civillians walk near the swimming pool inside the house of Aisha Gaddafi, Gaddafi's daughter.

The neighbors always knew they would be surprised by what’s inside the house on Dhel, or shadow, street. But when they got the first glimpse of Muammar Gaddafi’s house in southeast Tripoli last Sunday, they were in complete shock. “It’s amazing. We didn’t believe [it],” says Hassan Salem, a 46-year-old engineer who lives in the neighborhood. “We thought we are in a dream.”.

A rebel fighter poses for a photo as he sits on a couch framed by a golden mermaid with the face of Aisha Gaddafi, Gaddafi's daughter, in her Tripoli house.

There have been many rumors about the Saharan madman’s palaces and underground bunkers over the years, testaments to a dictator’s ego and paranoia that in some cases seemed to outdo his peers, like Saddam Hussein in Iraq. Well, as it turns, the rumors are true. “There are a lot of hidden things inside,” says Bahauldin Babai, 28, a doctor who also lives in the neighborhood and now helps guard the house from looters. In order to prevent further damage and looting to the compound, rebel military leaders have sealed the doors. The only way in or out is with a ladder, which some neighbors are happy to supply

A rebel fighter seen at the parking lot near the house of Al-Saadi Gaddafi, Gaddafi's son.

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The house was built by Gaddafi in the 80s and later given to his son Mutassim. It looks inconspicuous enough on the outside with an ordinary gate and dun-colored walls, which blend with the surrounding houses. On the other side of the gate, it’s a step through the looking glass: an inner ring of 30-foot high walls surround a huge, beautifully manicured garden with trimmed hedges, small ponds, and pink bougainvilleas. The earthy smell of fresh grass fills the air in late afternoon

Libyan rebels take souvenir pictures on Wednesday, August 24 under the tent where Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi used to receive foreign dignitaries and officials at his Bab al-Aziziya compound in Tripoli.

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Libyan rebels stand next to the entrance of a tunnel at the Bab al-Aziziya compound in Tripoli on Thursday, August 25.

Rebel fighters enter a bunker in the Gaddafi's main compound on Thursday.

Telephones inside a bunker of Gaddafi's main compound in Bab al-Aziziya in Tripoli.

Rebel fighters try clothes in the house of Aisha Gaddafi.

A damaged electric golf cart is jammed against the wall of a tunnel in the bunker of Gaddafi's compound

MUAMMAR GADDAFI with his female body guard

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Photographs of Bunglow of MUAMMAR GADDAFI!!! get exclusive pictures

Babak Dehghanpisheh visited a Gaddafi family home this morning and discovered a secret palace hidden behind an ordinary façade. Read about the garden labyrinth, 40-foot deep bunker, hot tub, waterfall, Playboy magazine collection, yachting brochures and an empty box of Coronas.

Rebel fighters and civillians walk near the swimming pool inside the house of Aisha Gaddafi, Gaddafi's daughter.

The neighbors always knew they would be surprised by what’s inside the house on Dhel, or shadow, street. But when they got the first glimpse of Muammar Gaddafi’s house in southeast Tripoli last Sunday, they were in complete shock. “It’s amazing. We didn’t believe [it],” says Hassan Salem, a 46-year-old engineer who lives in the neighborhood. “We thought we are in a dream.”.

A rebel fighter poses for a photo as he sits on a couch framed by a golden mermaid with the face of Aisha Gaddafi, Gaddafi's daughter, in her Tripoli house.

There have been many rumors about the Saharan madman’s palaces and underground bunkers over the years, testaments to a dictator’s ego and paranoia that in some cases seemed to outdo his peers, like Saddam Hussein in Iraq. Well, as it turns, the rumors are true. “There are a lot of hidden things inside,” says Bahauldin Babai, 28, a doctor who also lives in the neighborhood and now helps guard the house from looters. In order to prevent further damage and looting to the compound, rebel military leaders have sealed the doors. The only way in or out is with a ladder, which some neighbors are happy to supply

A rebel fighter seen at the parking lot near the house of Al-Saadi Gaddafi, Gaddafi's son.

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The house was built by Gaddafi in the 80s and later given to his son Mutassim. It looks inconspicuous enough on the outside with an ordinary gate and dun-colored walls, which blend with the surrounding houses. On the other side of the gate, it’s a step through the looking glass: an inner ring of 30-foot high walls surround a huge, beautifully manicured garden with trimmed hedges, small ponds, and pink bougainvilleas. The earthy smell of fresh grass fills the air in late afternoon

Libyan rebels take souvenir pictures on Wednesday, August 24 under the tent where Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi used to receive foreign dignitaries and officials at his Bab al-Aziziya compound in Tripoli.

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Pictures of gaddafi's bunglow

Libyan rebels stand next to the entrance of a tunnel at the Bab al-Aziziya compound in Tripoli on Thursday, August 25.

Rebel fighters enter a bunker in the Gaddafi's main compound on Thursday.

Telephones inside a bunker of Gaddafi's main compound in Bab al-Aziziya in Tripoli.

Rebel fighters try clothes in the house of Aisha Gaddafi.

A damaged electric golf cart is jammed against the wall of a tunnel in the bunker of Gaddafi's compound

MUAMMAR GADDAFI with his female body guard

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