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The Gift of Hope: A Spark in the Himalayas

In the quiet, emerald valleys of rural Nepal, where the morning mist clings to the terraced hillsides, dreams often face a steep climb. For many children, the path to school is blocked not by mountains, but by the weight of poverty. This is where the Asha Project’s Gift of Hope Scholarship program begins its story. […]

A Personal Reflection on World Newah Day & the Stupa of Enlightenment dedication

By: Enrica Bade, Youth Leadership Team Member of the FONNJMarch 29, 2026, New Jersey Buddhist Vihara, Princeton Walking into the New Jersey Buddhist Vihara that morning with my family felt like stepping into a piece of home, not the physical home we live in now, but the home carried in our memories, our stories, and […]

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By: Enrica Bade, Event Feature , Youth Leadership Team Member, FONNJ Located in the American Italian Club in Scotch Plains, the annual Momo and Music Program– hosted by Friends of Nepal, NJ (FONNJ)– was radiating with unity, merriment, and honor. The vibrant music and food brought an unforgettable memory to many, including me, in which […]

Life and Legacy of the first women Judge in Nepal – Hon. Sharada Shrestha

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