One sector that flourished in Nepal even when the country was going through the political turmoil in the last decade was without doubt the Music. No matter what, we sang and listened to one new song after another that young and creative musicians offered us. Unlike Nepali film industry that is struggling to get quality audience, the reach of songs in Nepali society is vast: people from the street to the palace enjoy Nepali songs with equal enthusiasm. [Contrary to this, majority of Nepali film audience comes from lower middle class.] Rap, rock, pop, folk, hip hop, remix you name it and you can find songs in Nepali market composed by the young and innovative Nepali musicians. The folk songs have invaded urban area, previously dominated by the Hindi songs, and the new genres of music have kept Nepali youths hooked up. It wouldn’t be hype to say that music has transformed the urban youth culture. Very few iPods sell in Kathmandu markets but make no mistake people are listening to all kinds of songs. English songs are also popular among youths in urban Nepali society and yes Hindi songs (especially from Bollywood films) are there but they are facing tough competition from the quality songs and music videos offered by the Nepali music industry.
The University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) is a college in Sydney, Australia. The college was established in its present structure in 1988, in spite of the fact that its causes follow back to the 1870s. It is a piece of the Australian Technology Network of colleges.
It was positioned sixth in Australia in the CWTS Leiden Ranking 2014 and in the 401st–500th section and 17th–19th in Australia in the 2013 Academic Ranking of World Universities.
The University of Technology, Sydney is a fascinating blend of compositional styles mirroring the distinctive periods in which the structures and grounds were built and redesigned.
The celebrated "Tower" building is a sample of brutalist structural planning with square and piece cement outlines. Constructed after huge understudy challenges in U.S. schools like Berkeley and Kent State University, the building was intended to get rid of vast, open air territories and subsequently utmost understudies' capacity to stage extensive challenges. The Haymarket grounds (assembling 5) join a cutting edge inner part with the staying outside of the old markets building, and the as of late finished structures 4 and 6 are outlined with a component of innovative construction modelling.
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