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Press articles (used media abbreviations)

Power of dance: The man of miracles is intent on bringing the power of dance to those who most need it, by Prakriti Pathak (nt 04/06/2010)

Extinct traditional Bungmati dance to be revived (ht 30/05/2010)

Ghatu dance, by Vijayshree Sukhani (kp 10/05/2009)

Newari Dance, by Carley Petesch (nt 04/08/2006)

Traditional Deuda dance on the wane, by Suraj Kunwar (kp 07/06/2004)

Bhadrakali dance held at Tebahal (ht 09/05/2004)

Need to revive traditional Nepali dances stressed (ht 29/01/2004)

Call to revive Nepali dances (ht 25/12/2003)

Dances In Danger: The twin assault from the modernism and insecurity hit the Mithila cultural dances in the country (Spotlight, 14/11/2003)

Kathak Dance: Reminder Of Commonalities (Spotlight, 07/11/2003)

Eight-day-long legendary Kartik dance starts (Himalayan Times, 01/11/2003), Kartik Naach : The longest dance festival (Kathmandu Post, 04/11/2003)

Traditional dances on the verge of extinction (Kathmandu Post, 13/10/2003)

Lumadi Bhadrakali dance begins (Himalayan Times, 07/10/2003)

‘Ghantu’ dance remains formality in Gorkha, by Ishwori Neupane (Kathmandu Post, 28/05/2002)

Traditional dances disappearing (Kathmandu Post, 27/05/2002)

Bhairab dance in Pokhara, by Udaya Bahadur Amatya (People's Review, 01/02/2001)

Deuda dance faces threat from insurgency, by Raghunath Lamichhane (Kathmandu Post, 03/01/2001)

Dancing Dancing (Business Age, May 2000)

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