Russian Center of Science and Culture marked the Day of Knowledge in Russia on 1st September evening organizing several art exhibitions. Children from “Balmandir” (orphan house) and the children of Russian Compatriots in Nepal observed the exhibition. At the same time a Cartoon movie was screened at the auditorium of RCSC. More >>

Russian Center of Science & Culture Kathmandu held a gala evening dedicated to the Day of Moscow with a title “Kathmandu says Hello to Moscow” on 4th September 2009.
Director of RCSC Nepal Dr. Vladimir Novikov welcomed the participants and talked about the history of the Capital of Russia and also gave brief introduction of present Moscow. During the programme members of the Association of Russian compatriots in Nepal “Ivushka” and few young Nepali artists took part in the concert.
To mark this day, A. Balin, a Russian portraitist drew portraits of the several participants who wanted to have the memory of the meeting in the RCSC which memorized the famous Arbat Street in Moscow. More >>

Russian Center of Science & Culture organized a talk programme on “Russia – the History, Culture & Language” to mark the International Literacy Day on 8th September 2009. The programme was attended by the students and teachers of several colleges of Kathmandu.
Program Coordinator of RCSC Nepal, A. Starkov informed about the Russian language, geography, history of Russia and traditions of Russian people. President of “Mitrakunj” Mr. Vishnu Bahadur Singh shared his experience during his education tenure in Russia and the importance of learning Russian language while studying in Russian Universities.
General Secretary of “Mitrakunj” Mr. N. Pradhan pointed out the similarities in the lexical roots of the Russian language and Sanskrit. He also asked Nepalese youth to study Russian languages and promised to help in providing scholarship for deserving students. More >>

A fabulous cultural program – 2066 was jointly organized by Nepal Folkforic Foundation and Russian Center of Science & Culture on the auspicious occasion of Nepalese Great Festival “Dashain” on 16th September 2009 at RCSC Auditorium. The programme was also supported by the Nepal-Russia Cultural Association.
Different Nepalese cultural dances including Tharu, Satar, Newar were performed during the programme. They performed their cultural programme in their own cultural attire. People were mesmerized by the folk songs performed in the programme. More >>

A Laghukatha (short story) recitation programme was orgnaised jointly of Press Club, Russian Centre of Science and Culture and Laghukatha Samaj Nepal on 18th September Friday.
Laghukatha (short story) from 14 countries were recited on the occasion. The writers of Laghukatha (short story) called for recognizing Laghukatha (short story) as a separate genre and incorporate it into curriculum.
Critic and litterateurs Mahesh Prasai said it was situation not the character that dominated the Laghukatha (short story). Their Laghukatha (short story) dealt with contemporary issues and poked at social and political anomalies.