Examples of Food Receipy (under 150 Nepali Rupees) for world food day Program "

Here are the Examples of Food receipy which can be cooked or made below 150 nepali Rs.  One have to collect 5 food receipy from friends to get certificate for facilitating 

world food day

MULA AACHAR ( Radish Pickel)

Radish                               100gm

Fenugreek seed               1/2tsp

Ajwoin seed                      1/2tsp

Salt                                     to taste

Chilly powder                   2tsp

Turmeric powder             1/2tsp

Oil( mustard)                     1tbsp

Method:

Wash and grate the radish.

Add salt , chilly powder, turmeric powder on greated radish.

Now side by, heat the pan add oil and crackle the fenugreek seed and ajwoin seed and temper on the grated radish mixture.

   chana Fry

Chana                            200gm

Water                             500ml

Oil                                    20ml

Ajwoin seed                   1tsp

Salt                                  to taste

Chilly powder               as needed

Turmeric powder        1tsp

Method:

Boil the soaked chana and keep resting in side .

Now heat the pan,add oil and crackle the ajwoin seed then add chana and keep sauteing lastly add salt chilly powder and turmeri powder and cook for a while.


(posted by :- Sangeet Kayastha , AmnestyBhaktapur@gmail.com , 9803027008 )
Facebook of Amnesty Bhaktapur:- http://tinyurl.com/Amnestynepal )

World Food Day/International Day for the Eradication of Poverty: Add to YOU(th) Report on Hunger & Poverty in Asia Pacific!

 

In 2010, 1.5 billion people were living on less than US$2.0 per day in the Asia Pacific region. Hunger and poverty are both violations of the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of individuals and their families, as protected for all people as human rights.

Food, water, work, health, education (and many more) are all basic rights that allow us to live in dignity.

We may not be able to feed everyone tomorrow, but as young people in Asia Pacific, YOU(th) can show the region that hunger & poverty are one of today’s biggest human rights violations and World Food Day (October 16)/International Day for the Eradication of Poverty (October 17) is your chance to do it!
More Human Rights = Less Poverty It may seem weird to put the two together but poverty is actually the largest human rights violation today! Food, water, work, health, education (and many more) are all basic rights that allow us to live in dignity. What’s worst is that people living in poverty are usually stripped of rights to freedom of expression and political participation so they are left voiceless. More Human Rights will empower them to break through barriers and escape poverty!

DO SOMETHING

We want the world to know how serious hunger & poverty is in Asia Pacific by putting together a report by YOU(th) called Under US$2.0 Recipes – YOU(th) on Hunger & Poverty in Asia Pacific and we’re asking all of YOU(th) to contribute!!!
Since YOUth (especially in Asia Pacific!) are super creative, this report is going to be in the form of a cook book or a cooking show! Send your recipes now!
Got 3 seconds? Add to our cook book!
If you only have 3 seconds, then just share the ingredients that can be bought for, or under US$2.0 and the cooking instructions. Please send us a photo of the final dish if you can!
If you facilitate at least 5 friends to each submit a recipe (and photo if possible), then you will receive a certificate for facilitating World Food Day/International Day for the Eradication of Poverty with APYN as long as you provide their names and emails for verification!
Got 30 minutes? Add to our cooking show!
If you’re feeling very creative, then put on your chef’s hat and take a video of yourself cooking! Your video will be featured on the APYN Cooking Show on YouTube!
Anyone who sends a video will also receive a certificate for facilitating World Food Day/International Day for the Eradication of Poverty with APYN

 

Do Something For - World Habitat Day

World Habitat Day is coming up!

When forced evictions happen, families may not be able to afford another home and might have to live in slums or informal settlements - which are typically small and dirty with very bad access to water and electricity.

World Habitat Day happens on the first Monday of October, and this year it is on the 3^rd of October, 2011.
It is a day to think about the state of our towns and cities, and more importantly to think about people and families forced out of their homes everyday for problems like natural disasters or corporate land and commercial projects.
Forced evictions are a human rights violation and it must end. It destroys more than people’s homes, it destroys lives.

DO SOMETHING 

Like many communities around the world, some friends in Cambodia and China face the risk of forced evictions everyday and Asia Pacific YOU(th) can stand in solidarity with them by speaking up about what a home means.
3 seconds?
Think of ONE word (not sentences) to describe what a home means to YOU and add it below. We’ll collate all YOU(th) words into a picture to send in solidarity.
3 minutes?
Ask at least 3 of your friends each to give ONE word (not sentences) that describes home and add it below so they can join too.
30 minutes?
Ask yourself: What is a home to you? Is it your country, or somewhere where you feel safe? Is it where your family is? Or is it somewhere that has walls, a roof and a bed?
Answer this question with a drawing, a photo, or a video and upload it below and we will add it to Flickr for everyone to see and send to affected communities in Cambodia and China.
All your ideas and actions will be forwarded to affected communities in Cambodia and China through our friends at AI.
Get a certificate for facilitating World Habitat Day!
If you could involve 50 friends to each give you 50 words (not sentences), or 5 friends to each give you 5 photos/drawings, or make a video (all created by them), then you can get a certificate for facilitating World Habitat Day! Make sure you get their names and emails too so we can contact them to verify their participation!

Meeting of Members Conducted for further programs

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Orentation Program on Amnesty and UDHR conducted !

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Signature Campaign Conducted related to - ICC

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SAMPLE LETTER FOR URGENT ACTION - INDIA

To
Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh
Dr Raman Singh
Chief Minister's Niwas
Raipur 492001, India
Email: cmcg@nic.in,cm-cg@nic.in

Subject: - "to drop the false charges against Ramesh Agrawal and Dr
Harihar Patel and release them immediately"

Dear Chief Minister

Environment is a global issue. The bad and polluted environment not
only affects a single place, state or nation but it directly hampers
all nations around the globe.
From International media and Amnesty International was informed that
Ramesh Agrawal who works for the environmental rights organization Jan
Chetna, and Dr Harihar Patel, who practices indigenous medicine, were
arrested on 28 May in Raigarh town. They have been actively
campaigning against the pollution caused by existing industrial
projects and the potential negative environmental impact of proposed
industrial projects in central Chhattisgarh, and have raised their
concerns in mandatory consultations conducted by the authorities.
After his arrest, Ramesh Agrawal was kept chained to a bed in a
hospital where he was being treated for hypertension. After three
days, the police removed the chain following protests that he was
being treated in a cruel, inhuman and degrading manner.
We also came to know that the Chhattisgarh high court's decision to
reject their petitions, the two activists will appeal to India's
Supreme Court for release on bail. As you also know, Human rights are
Global and many others rights including Article 30 of Universal
Declaration of Human Rights says that no one can take other's Human
Rights.
Thus I humbly all necessary measures to guarantee that human rights
defenders and environmental activists in Chhattisgarh are able to
carry out their legitimate and peaceful human rights activities
without fear of harassment and intimidation.

Thank You !!

 Name ( Sangeet Kayastha )
 Country ( Nepal )