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"Tista river is becoming a pile of plastics": Saving the environment through music

Singer/musician Deo Ashis Mothey from The Three Seas band runs "Warnamala Project" which helps preserve Nepali language.
Singer/musician Deo Ashis Mothey from The Three Seas band runs "Warnamala Project" which helps preserve Nepali language. Credit: Facebook/The Three Seas/Lens Bugs/Sanjit Nandi Photography

Multicultural band "The Three Seas" from Darjeeling completed their third Australian tour. Band member Deo Ashis Mothey has been teaching children throguh music. His not-for-profit organisation "Warnamala Project" teaches alphabets through songs, animation and mobile phone app. Listen to our conversation with Mothey about language, as well as environmental preservation.


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Multicultural band "The Three Seas" from Darjeeling completed their third Australian tour. Band member Deo Ashis Mothey has been teaching children throguh music. His not-for-profit organisation "Warnamala Project" teaches alphabets through songs, animation and mobile phone app. Listen to our conversation with Mothey about language, as well as environmental preservation.



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