And current estimate of Nepal has approximately 40,000 MW capacity feasible hydro power but Nepal has able to develop only 600 MW of hydro power.In 1951, in Nepal there was only 276 kms was established in Nepal but then it was increased in 15905 kms, where 4617 kms was black top roads, and gravelled road was build 3959 kms, 7329 erthen roads according to data of 2001. .In Nepal there are only two types of transport available in Nepal they are, Road transport and aircraft and Nepal has railtransport as well but for only about in 51 kms in one part of Nepal which is Janakpur.Even it much stronger in mineral resoures, because of low investment on it, lack of modern techniques, lack of investors and deforestation, Nepal is not able to util...
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Pumping Stations:There are 31 water supply pumping stations in the system that are used to draw water from sump wells to treatment plants or service reservoirs, and to fill up reservoirs located on higher ground or overhead tanks.Only one water supply operator, Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Limited (KUKL), is serving water supply in 5 Municipalities and 48 VDCs out of 99 VDCs using 35 surface sources, 57 deep tube wells, 20 WTPs, 43 service reservoirs and operating about 1300 major valves... Water demand is usually derived from the population within service area, population growth, domestic water consumption level assumptions, and a provision for non-domestic water consumption.Water Treatment Plants: At present, there are 20 water treatm...
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At the same time dramatic increase in population in the city force to consume more fuel energy and Kathmandu valley stood first in position in term of vehicle registration in Nepal.Finally this aspect has influence has chose new institution and government of Nepal formulated some rules and regulation for the enhancement of air quality in Kathmandu valley.About two-fifth industries in Nepal are located in Kathmandu valley.(Fig: Characterization of resources or goods according to the cost of exclusion and rivalry in use or consumption).But when thee goods or resources are open access or common property, the exclusion cost is very high because the typical demarcation is not possible.
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Now, I want to ask, did you add Nepal on your bucket-lists?Nepal is truly a god’s playground and the country is beautiful with stunning landscapes, charismatic mountains and mesmerizing lakes.And, most importantly, Nepal was never ruled by any country, never ever.Nepal is 65 times smaller than Canada, with the population of 27 million.12.33 Megabytes chatting APP.It is hard to find such a concentration of language like Nepal.
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Food Crisis in Nepal .2009 a. Nepal Human Development Report 2009: State Transformation and Human Development.• National Water Plan (2005) .Improved farming system, planting of fruit and fodder and use of SALT (Sloping Agricultural Land Technology) can improve land use and control water induced disaster.Potentiality for agriculture development should be taped with increasing concerns for irrigation, fertilizer, storage, marketing, improved seeds and breeds, quality control, improved service delivery, research focus on niche areas, credit facility and capable human resources.
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India would also provide a credit line of up to 150 crore rupees to Nepal to ensure uninterrupted supplies of petroleum products, as well as lift bans on the export of rice, wheat, maize, sugar and sucrose for quantities agreed to with Nepal.In return, Nepal will take measures for the “promotion of investor friendly, enabling business environment to encourage Indian investments in Nepal.” In 2010 India extended Line of credit worth $ 250 million & 80,000 tones of foodgrains.Furthermore, a three-tier mechanism at the level of ministerial, secretary and technical levels will be built to push forward discussions on the development of water resources between the two sides.There is an open border system between Nepal and India, whereas Ne...
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Nepal is quite rich in mineral resources.They are not using the resources they have in their country like natural museum, water resources, mountain resources, etc .NATURAL RESOURCES IN NEPAL: .If we utilize the mineral resources of Nepal properly, we can earn foreign currencies and people will get job opportunities also.Nepal is the second richest in the water resources in the world after Brazil.
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Nepal Army and Turkish disaster relief aid workers working together About 90 percent of soldiers from the Nepalese Army were sent to the stricken areas in the aftermath of the earthquake under Operation Sankat Mochan, with volunteers mobilized from other parts of the country.The United Kingdom has been the largest bilateral aid donor to Nepal following the earthquake.[109] Nepal, with a total Gross Domestic Product of USD$19.921 billion (according to a 2012 estimate),[110] is one of Asia’s poorest countries, and has little ability to fund a major reconstruction effort on its own.First responders, from Nepali citizens to the Red Cross, the Nepal army and the United Nations used this data.[132] Reports are also coming in of sub-standard re...
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Nepal is second very rich in water resources and mountains.Nepal is one of the richest countries in the world in terms of bio-diversity due to its unique geographical position and latitudinal variation.Tourism Sector plays a vital role for increase the GDP of Nepal.The major religion in Nepal is Hinduism, and the Pashupatinath Temple, the world’s largest temple of Shiva which is located in Kathmandu, attracts many pilgrims and tourists.We are knowing Nepal by different sectors, like Nepal is the richest country of mountains and it is knowing by the temples country and the second richest country of rivers.Our country is the birthplace of Gautam Buddha who is the founder of buddhism religion.
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According to Nepal Gateway,” Bhotekoshi River is also called White Water River and is one of the best and Short River rafting in Nepal with the intense of thrilling rafting adventure ( Nepal Gateway Trekking, 2014).” Almost all the rivers of Nepal flow from the mountain region and come with the high forces with continuous rapid action and this makes the tourist more adventurous and thrilling.NATURAL RESOURCES IN NEPAL: Forest, Water, Soil and Minerals... Kayaking is one of the adventurous games done in the excitement of white water kayaking on warm and Friendly River (Himalayan River Operator, 2014).Due to political instability of Nepal, most of the time there will be strike so this directly affect the economic condition of Nepal and by...
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During this same period, while the Malla kings ruled the Kathmandu Valley divided into three kingdoms, a number of autonomous Kirati provinces under the nominal rule of Sen Kings existed in the region east of Sunkoshi River to the present border of Nepal.Gorkha’s resources could be substantially augmented by the revenues from the captured lands.The campaign strategy/ policy of PNS has been analyzed in terms of, (1), his purpose/ core interests, (2), major threats, (3), major means/ resources available, and, (4), ways/policies pursued.Moreover, both of these forces coveted the natural resources of Nepal assuming that Nepal possessed precious gold mines and gold, which actually came from Tibet in return for the minting of coinages used in ...
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Allegations of mismanagement concerning the electricity crisis, enforced by 16 hours without power a day, have been launched at all levels of the Nepal Electricity Authority.Nepal has but one all-season hydroelectric plant, with the ability to store energy generated during the summer monsoon for use during the rest of the year.The southern highway was built with Indian rupees for Indian gain, the northern highway built with Chinese renminbi for China to be able to drive tanks through Nepal should it need to invade India (its commonly nicknamed the “two tank road” among Nepalis) and the middle highway was constructed between Kathmandu and the tourist city of Pokhara, making it the only highway with both its terminus in-country It is impor...
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How climate change had been changed the management of agriculture in Nepal?Visit Bungmati and Khokana.Food Crop Genetic Resources.b) To find out how does farmers adopting alternative resources to reduce climatic effect?Furthermore, farmers will be understood to adopt distinct agricultural techniques and management process to utilize local resources that lessen the effect of climate change in agriculture.
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However, they were found to be less satisfied with immigration, transportation, airlines services, lodging, sightseeing tour, shopping facilities, tourist information service, regular strike (Nepal banda), tax, and food and drinks in Nepal.“Nepal is best destination for us because, God Pashupatinath, many Hindus temples, religions and cultures are attraction for us so, once a year we visit Nepal.” .Concerning education and training, the study identified that the authorities do not consider tourism to be a helpful means in dealing with the issues of human resources.This research has three major issues: change in socio-economic setup of Nepal due to globalization and tourism; cultural globalization due to inflict of tourism but also due to...
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WASH looks after the water sanitation and hygiene of vulnerable communities.According to the report, the water demand of Kathmandu valley is approx.It needs global resources to contain the effect of disease.All the amount of the fund is deposited in Nepal Rastra Bank or any other bank.Its activities include long term resilience of the community through sustained waste access, water supply, initial need requirement assessment at the time of emergency situations to gather information on minimum water quantities required, minimum number of toilet and public places required, monitoring of water and excreta related disease transmission, household water treatments, and solid waste management.
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Nepal Tour packages Nepal Historical Culture Tour – 05 Days 4 nights/ 5days customized tour itinerary for Nepal historical and cultural tour Best Nepal Tour – 10 Days Nepal best tour package for 9 nights/10 days which is customized by Nepal Mountain Tour – 15 Days Nepal mountain tour most of destination is mid hill region for 15 days Nepal Experience Tour – 14 Days 13 nights/14 days Nepal experience tour takes you to experience real Nepal Nepal Pilgrimage Tour – 12 Days 11 nights/12days Customized Tour Package Best Nepal Combo Tour – 10 Days .Currency in Nepal The main currency of Nepal is the Nepali rupees (NR).But, now Indians traveling to Nepal by air have to show upon arrival at entry point either a passport, Voter’s Identity card ...
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Before the road, it took about 45 days to get from Kathmandu to Lhasa via the Kouti pass (in Nepalese) or Nyalam (in Tibetan).The work will be carried out by Chinese technicians as part of the aid provided by China to Nepal.Then descending, with a drop of 1000 m, to the alluvial plain of the Bum river (which becomes the Arun river in Nepal), the road passes in front of Shekar or Shelka (the new Tingri) then crosses old Tingri (two towns which constitute the gateway to Rongbuk monastery and to the north flank of Everest).The transport of men and goods was ensured, on the Tibet side, by mules, small horses, yaks, and, on the Nepal side, mainly by porters.As early as 1956, Nepal had been linked to New Delhi by a modern road built with India...
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The mighty peaks of the Himalayan ranges are what call many visitors to Nepal in the first place, but nevertheless the beauty of the kingdom’s art and architecture will linger in the minds of many for long after a visit to the valley of Kathmandu.(A) In Nepal, antiques of all kinds are banned from export.The arts of Nepal, with the exception of stone carving, are still very much alive, and in the cities of the valley, master craftsmen, artisans and artists are still fashioning masterpieces, following traditions and using techniques that in many cases stretch back well over a thousand years.To preserve the national heritage of Nepal, His Majesty’s Government has banned the export of antiques of all kinds, but for those with taste and inte...
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Nepal: Persistent violations of children’s rights.Child Rights NGO Report Prepared by: CRC Sub-committee, Human Rights Treaty, Monitoring Coordination Committee (HRTMCC), Secretariat: Child Nepal (CN)., 2011.International Labour Organization (ILO) Central Bureau of Statistics of Nepal,.Hence the poor economic status, poverty and also the bad cultural practices in Nepal, illustrate children’s human rights in their worst form.It would also give emphasis, on whether Nepal has complied with the International Conventions as well as whether any NGO.s gave any attention towards the crisis sustained in Nepal.
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Gorkha Brewery ensures clean drinking water, proper fencing, electricity and ceiling fans at eh school and provides Rs.With all these responsible acts, Gorkha Brewery has been able to prove itself as a socially responsible corporation.It has established a water treatment plant in order to reduce the adulteration of water by industrial wastages, in its brewery at Mukundapur.Density: Kathmandu agglomerate and the Sub urban areas and Pokhara We have .targeted people residing in the Central and Western region of Nepal including the Kathmandu agglomerate such as Kathmandu metropolis, Bhaktapur, Lalitpur, Kirtipur and Sub urban areas such as Banepa, Dhulikhel etc and Pokhara which has a population over 1 million.
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In the context of Nepal there are three forms of schools.The Flash report has provided a lot of information on the status of teacher and the students of Nepal.This status shows that if there is much numbers of teachers, the negligence is increase and also if there are not available resources the achievements of the students is not better.Most of the community schools of Nepal have experienced teacher.In Nepal if the educational policies have been tightly implemented in community and private school it could have helped improved the regularity of teachers in the classroom.
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However, the area under production is small and, while vegetable production is likely to continue Key words: Agriculture, Cash crops, Gross margin, Household economics, Market inequity, Poverty Introduction Cash cropping has been promoted by development specialists as a mechanism to alleviate rural poverty in countries such as Nepal.In the Mid-hills of Nepal near Kathmandu, potato and tomato production have increased dramatically in the last 10 years (Brown and Shrestha, 2000).Total variable costs include: the purchase of seed, fertilizer, and pesticides; hiring oxen; and all labor involved in cultivation activities.Gross margin analysis, in this context, focuses on production or income with respect to agriculture.T...
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A new Government will soon be formed and Nepal will be having its first president ever and as Maoist have won the election it is for sure that the first president of Nepal will be a Communist leader who is supposed to be the chairman of Maoist party of Nepal known as Prachanda.On May 29, 1953, Tenzing Norgay Sherpa of Nepal & Edmund Percival Hillary of New Zealand climbed to the summit of Everest for the first time while the first woman to climb it is Junko Tabei of Japan.The magnificence of the Himalayas rising behind the lake create an ambience of peace & magic, popular for water rafting, Kayaking and trekking expeditions following the unification of Nepal in 1769.The recent changes that have shaken Kathmandu with powerful voic...
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The government of Nepal has also declared Lumbini Tourism Year 2012 to promote Lumbini – the birthplace of Lord Buddha.The major religion in Nepal is Hinduism, and the Pashupatinath Temple, the world’s largest temple of Shiva which is located in Kathmandu, attracts many pilgrims and tourists.Illam, tea capital of Nepal and one of the tourism hotpots in eastern Nepal .Foreign tourists visiting Nepal in 2008 stayed in the country for an average of 11.78 days.In 2007, the number of international tourists visiting Nepal was 526,705, which was an increase of 37.2% compared to the previous year.
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On May 23, 2009, a bomb exploded in the Catholic Cathedral of the Assumption in Kathmandu, set up by the Nepal Defense Army (NDA), a nationalist group advocating a return to the monarchy and the Hindu religion.Following the 2015 earthquakes in Nepal, South Korean and Singaporean evangelical missionaries arrived with reconstruction assistance, and they are sometimes accused of proselytizing.The Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, would in fact be born in the kingdom of Kapilavastu, a village whose traditional location would be Lumbini in Nepal.In May 2006 the Nepalese Parliament inscribed in the provisional constitution Nepal the secular state to no longer be only a Hindu country, establishing an equal right for everyone to practice their religio...
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Other major hindrances are due to technological development, remote and inaccessible geographic terrain of the country, non-uniformity in the construction of infrastructure over all the regions, lack of skilled human resources to adopt newer technology, lack of timely supply of required man powers to particularly underserved areas, lack of motivation to the available human resources (lack of incentives, trainings etc.Similarly, the methodologies to connect rural and remote places, the kinds of telemedicine services, as well as the implementation approach appropriate in the context of Nepal are well covered.This paper specifies delivering TM services for rural and underserved communities of Nepal and their importance.This paper covers the...
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Countries with natural resources conducive to outdoor sports have naturally started leveraging their resources to take advantage of this upsurge in interest.(Nepal Association of Rafting Agents, 2008) Despite its enormous tourism resources and its friendly people, Nepal has in recent years been beset with large scale peace and order problems caused by agitating Maoists and other anti monarchists.The country has extremely inadequate infrastructural facilities like train services, competent local tour operators, drinking water availability, waste disposal systems, and availability of guides with knowledge of foreign languages.Z., & Haggerty, S, 1996, July 1, The Original White Water: During the Last 20 Years, River Rafting Has Evolved ...
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Panter & Sterba (2011) mentions that an ethical framework guides the research decisions on various methodological topics.Creswell (2014) express that researcher is responsible to protect the personal data and not allowed to disclose confidential information collected from participants.It helps to build the trust and transparency between researcher and respondents.They have right to know what is the purpose of research and how it will be benefited for them.Study Area The research is mainly focused in two Village Development Committee (Khokana and Bungamati) located at southwest of Lalitpur District of Kathmandu Valley, Nepal (tripadvisor, 2014).
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Similarly, a researcher wants to do ethnographic study of the culture of Tharus of Nepal and lives with Tharu for some years, immerse himself/herself in that environment to discover the meanings, convention of behavior, and ways of thinking important in tharu cultures.In W. M. Trochium, Research Methods (2nd ed.).Full integration of these approaches is difficult, hence the predominance of component studies”(Pat Bazeley, 2004) .For example, researcher wants to know how people view politics in Nepal?Retrieved December 12, 2012, from www.socialresearchmethods.
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Similarly, arrange marriage has been considering as the best marriage system in Nepal in the past even today.Therefore, I can say by looking answers given by respondents, tourism is an important transmitter of globalization in Nepal, due to tourism two things happened in Nepalese society and culture: a globalized homogeneous culture develops but the same time Nepalese cultures are reconstructed on local levels.In addition, milk, Rakshi, Tomba, Mohi, Lassi (A kind drink made by Yoghurt) are common drinks in Nepal.Similarly; Food, drinks, dress, marriage and lifestyles are other important variables to discuss on globalized homogenous society and culture in Nepal.Tourism still has impact on local society and culture in Nepal.
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