Comments for Himanchal Education Foundation

Comment on Jonni Lehtiranta by Jonni Lehtiranta

Jonni Lehtiranta — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 20:49:53 +0000

Dear Fred,
Sorry I wasn’t really paying attention to this page. Saw it eventually though, and perhaps you’ll read my reply next year or so ;).

I think the solar shower was never working during my stays in Nangi, unfortunately. Might have been though, as I would have used the sauna instead anyway at the times *that* worked! The thing I’ve missed the most is an electric drill, and unfortunately I forget what else. 220V if I recall correctly.

Take care and namaste!
-Jonni Lehtiranta

Comment on News Archive by manoj pun( paija )

manoj pun( paija ) — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 00:17:21 +0000

namaskar mahabir g. Today all person are happy because u r a great person in our country. U have to do good n best work for nangi. I m so proud for u. U always success in your life n your work. Continue your work . Thanks

Comment on Appeal for Solar Charging Unit by mohan timilsina

mohan timilsina — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 16:14:25 +0000

thanks jiwan ji.

Comment on Appeal for Solar Charging Unit by mohan timilsina

mohan timilsina — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 16:13:42 +0000

thanks, jiwan ji.I will talk to latter.

Comment on News Archive by narayan tilija pun

narayan tilija pun — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 10:16:24 +0000

Mr.Mahabir Sirm,

You are on of a Great person, in further what ever you have progress job that Please continualy go a head without any inconvinenience we will be fllow and support you that what ever you want to do.

Comment on How You Can Help by prabin b

prabin b — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 00:44:35 +0000

hi,

i have a used, but fully functional laptop with following specifications:

amd processor 1.8Ghz; 1.5gig RAM, 60GB HD, 15.4 display, ATI RADEON 256mb graphics, win xp, dvd rw…and so on

it is not a great laptop but since i bought a new one for me, i don’t need it and would like to donate it to your foundation. i hope that you’ll be able to make a good use out of it.

please provide me with your shipping address where you can get it without any hassles. i will pay the shipping charges, but you might have to pay the import tax on it (about 1500 NRS i assume). please let me know what you think.

thanks

prabin

Comment on Jane Sabin Davis by susan rountree

susan rountree — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 03:43:41 +0000

Hi Jane
I was wondering if i could chat with you via email regarding your work Himanchal Foundation and the school etc. The international school i work for have begun a project in the Solokhumbu region raising money for teacher funding etc. We are now interested in Building a community school in Phaplu which will create sustainable projects. i came across himanchal and would love to liaise with you or someone from the foundation about the project as it looks so great.
Thanks Jane
Kind Regards
susan

Comment on Mahabir Pun by Krishna Bhattarai

Krishna Bhattarai — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 07:15:44 +0000

I am really appreciate to your deep and serious concentrate with many more villages of Nepal. you are the right person to develop our nation.Your sugesstions to develop the nation were great.I will respected your great and hard working for develop our nation. I am asking to help us also in a remote village of Gorkha district.

Comment on One Dollar a Month by khem raj joshi

khem raj joshi — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 14:38:46 +0000

Great job thanks alot for your great campaign.
khem
uk

Comment on Dr Debra Stoner in Nepal March 2009 by Peter & Ronda Hall

Peter & Ronda Hall — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 10:16:44 +0000

Hi Debra. Interesting to read of your infant and child resuscitation courses. We’ve just returned from Nepal where we met with Mahabir in Kathmandu (having first met him in Nangi in ‘98). We had taken from Australia 4 cartons of donated medical supplies - mostly resuscitation equipment including two recycled oxygen rescucitators with soda lime CO2 removal plus a number of manual resuscitators. Also a range of other dental and medical equipment. Realising much of it could be too sophisticated and exceed the needs of Paudwar village where we were headed, we left it all in the care of the Rotary Club of Pokhara Annapurna to identify where in Nepal such equipment could best be used. They seemed to have good contacts to address the question, and we are currently awaiting their advice. We found the healhcare centre in Paudwar to be pretty basic, but have hopes for assisting its improvement in the years to come, working with Krishna Pun (Village Development Coordinator).