this time we head to the nepalese capital kathmandu for a quick and tasty bite.kathmandu is the political and cultural centre of nepal and by far the largest city in the country. among the indigenous groups living here are the newar or newari -- and newari is the name of the snack bar we're visiting today. here they serve bara -- lentil patties, a speciality from the kathmandu valley. >> the white stuff is a dough from a particular type of lentil that we call 'maas' in nepal. you have to remove the skins and then take them to the mill to be ground into flour. water, ginger and herbs are added to the dough. i shape them with my hands and fry them. >> bara come with a large array of accompaniments and in three different variations. the simplest costs about 15 cents, but they can also be filled with eggs or spicy ground meat. that costs 50 cents. anita benzenkar and her husband own newari -- here, bara are traditionally served with potato soup. starting at noon, things really get cooking here. people come from all over the city. at first, surendra benzenkar had his

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. >> in is in the past capital of kathmandu.ple here, like everywhere else, love the smart phones and mobile apps. young and old are busy connecting. online security is on everyone's mind. >> certain things have to be kept within limits. i had friend who have big issues of fake ids created by other people. it created a lot of problems. here in kathmandu they have developed a mobile social networking app. it's like a customized twitter. users can put posts and update will be deleted, giving them a chance to express themselves freely. >> we met the man behind 11 b, the new hap. >> when people say it's deleted, it's deleted for the users, or the server. we are going to to this. >> the app gis a choice for people to express themselves anonymously. >> it's giving new meaning to freedom of speech. >> there are countries like that. and you are pagized for that -- penalized for that. >> that has to be heard. how can we stop the person being arrested for that. >> reporter: with more than 35 smart phone users. the app has participation fo

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