 | Kumari Devi-Patan City-HIKING ZONE Kumari Devi the Living Goddess's Temple in Patan City and the Krishna Mandir, 5 Kilometers from Kathmandu Nepal. Sightseeing info: Patan formally known as Lalitpur, epitomizes the art and architecture of the Kathmandu Valley . "Lalit means Art " and "Pur means Palace" a very appropriate title indeed for a city that is the site of nearly two hundred beautiful temples and the home of many skilled artisans. But the local inhabitants themselves prefer to call their town " Yala". This is a remarkable and different feature of Patan in comparison to Bhaktpur and Kathmandu is her Buddhist Heritage. The Patan Durbar Squire is the main attraction. There are Patan Royal Palace , three equally impressive Courtyards, The Mool Chowk, the Sundari Chowk, and the Mani Keshab Narayan Chowk., Krishna Temple an editice made completely out of stone, Charnarayan Temple , Bhimsen Temple , Golden Temple , a little further to the north of the Durbar Squire is Pantan's most attractive Buddhist Temple Nepal's National Anthem Music |
 | Ranak Vaav, Patan, India The Ranak Vaav consists of nine levels of exquisite carvings and excellent sculpture of Dashavtar, Apsaras , Aasans, Kamdev , Vishnu, Shiv and other thousand of Gods . The Ranak Vaav, in Patan, Guajrat, India was named after Queen Ranak Devi. |
 | Ranak Vaav, Patan, India The Ranak Vaav consists of nine levels of exquisite carvings and excellent sculpture of Dashavtar, Apsaras , Aasans, Kamdev , Vishnu, Shiv and other thousand of Gods . The Ranak Vaav, in Patan, Guajrat, India was named after Queen Ranak Devi. |
 | Shiva Temple Patna The temple owner Smt Sharda Devi Giri Goswami of Patna Devkali is explaining about the history of this temple! |
 | Laloo prasad yadav speaks english Laloo prasad yadav, tries to speak in english |
 | Girl Stars - Kiran the Junkyard Dealer Kiran Devi is a junkyard dealer and serial entrepreneur; Kiran lives in Patna, Bihar, India. Kiran took a small loan to open her junkyard where she lives - two roads cross in the center of the city of Patna and you will find Kiran somewhere in between. The "Girl Stars" project includes this series of films documenting the stories of girls from the most disadvantaged communities across five northern states of India who, through attaining education, have managed to break the shackles of socio-economic constraints and make successful, self-sufficient lives for themselves. These young women have become role models in their communities and beyond, inspiring girls to go to school and continue their education. |
 | Girl Stars - Kiran the Junkyard Dealer (by Going to School in India) Girl Stars was created by Going to School, a non-profit media trust based in New Delhi, India. For more, log on to our website -- www.goingtoschool.com 'You find diamonds in the dirtiest places, and let me tell you this: no Work is dirty Work! With my junkyard I have created a business that has changed my family's life! Unlike me, my children will finish school.' - Kiran Devi, Junkyard Dealer Kiran Devi is a junkyard dealer and serial entrepreneur; she lives in Patna, Bihar. Kiran decided to open a junkyard business in her backyard and with a loan from a micro-credit organization called Nidaan, she bought a fleet of rickshaws and hired nine men to work for her. She also sells saris and cow-dung cakes as cooking fuel. Now Kiran's children go to school and Kiran's businesses support the entire family. Kiran grew up in Bapunagar village, Patna District, Bihar. Kiran is 24 years old. |
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