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Social entrepreneurship mission leads to Business Success

Posted by | Jan 22, 2021 | ,

Business organizations in Nepal that they can enjoy enduring success have core values and a core purpose that remain fixed while their business strategies and practices endlessly adapt to a changing world. No matter what your reason for wanting to establish your own business, developing the foundation is the same. Laying a solid foundation for you business will provide you with a road map to follow as you build your business. Business success is built on a strong foundation and help up by four strong pillars such as vision, mission, strategy and goals. Just like any good structure, each of these is built strong and each is essential to the overall structure. The four pillars of business success give you the strong foundation to operate a business on. When you put all of these together and work on them each consistently you are able to build a strong and effective business. Business success happens with work on the business and not just working in the business. Creating a business that you love and one that fits into your lifestyle. Many business owners are taken over by their businesses. They work all the time and they don’t have the freedom that they once envisioned. Businesses should be created with intention, you are the owner, and you can decide how you operate your business and how that impacts your life and...

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Historic Tashi Chhyoling monastery in Taplejung crying for repair

Posted by | Jan 21, 2021 |

Historic Tashi Chhyoling monastery, a religious tourist destination, at Ghunsa village of Phaktanglung Rural Municipality in Taplejung has been dilapidated for want of conservation. No efforts have been taken so far to repair or conserve the monastery, local resident Pema Sherpa lamented. Situated 3500 meters above sea level, the monastery that dates back more than 1,000 years was built for Buddhist followers to conduct their regular rituals, said a 90-year-old Lakpachheten Sherpa. ‘This is the first monastery in the district. Other monasteries were constructed later,’ he said. Earthquakes that occurred so far have made the monastery so vulnerable, he said. Concerned authorities are apathetic while the local people cannot repair the monastery for want of budget, he said. The monastery is under the support of wooden poles, said a priest Pemachhembe Sherpa, adding that it may cause physical and human loss in case the building collapses. Ghunsa rich in cultural diversity, a Bhote settlement in majority, is where there is an entrance to Kanchanjangha Mountain. Hundreds of tourists pass through the settlement on a daily basis....

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Delhi Capitals decides to release cricketer Lamichhane

Posted by | Jan 21, 2021 | ,

India- Delhi Capitals has decided to release Nepali cricketer Sandeep Lamichhane for upcoming edition of Indian Premier League (IPL). With this decision, noted cricketer Lamichhane is now free to perform from other teams in the 2021 edition of IPL. All franchise teams of IPL on Wednesday had disclosed the names of cricketers released and nominated for next edition. As informed auction of the cricketers for IPL would take place in the second week of coming February. Other teams would decide whether or not to include Lamichhane in their teams on coming February. The Delhi Capitals had associated Lamichhane for the IPL of 2018 edition at the remuneration of Rs 3.2 million. Lamichhane had taken five wickets in three matches in the 2018 edition of IPL. In the second edition in 2019, he took eight wickets in six matches. But, he was not offered any opportunity to play in the third edition of 2020....

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President expresses confidence Nepal-US ties will be deepened during Biden’s tenure

Posted by | Jan 21, 2021 |

The top state officials have sent separate messages of felicitations on the assumption of high offices of the United States of America by the newly elected leadership there. President Bidya Devi Bhandari today sent a congratulatory message to Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. on his assumption of the office of the 46th President of the United States. In her message, the President has underlined the excellent state of bilateral relations between the two countries. Appreciating the US co-operation to socio-economic development of Nepal. President Bhandari has expressed her confidence that the rich and multi-faceted Nepal-US relations will continue to deepen and expand during the tenure of President Biden. She has extended best wishes to the new leadership for a successful tenure and also in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic. Similarly, Vice-President Nanda Bahadur Pun, in a congratulatory message to his US counterpart Kamala Devi Harris, has commended the historic election of the first female Vice-President in the United States. Vice-President Pun, in his message, has expressed appreciation to the priorities of the new US administration to the topical issues such as gender equality, social justice and climate change. Likewise, KP Sharma Oli has expressed his confidence that the United States will continue to achieve progress and prosperity under the able leadership of President Biden. Reaffirming Nepal’s commitment to longstanding friendship with the United States, the Prime Minister expressed Nepal’s desire to...

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India provide 1 million Covid-19 vaccines to Nepal

Posted by | Jan 21, 2021 |

Kathmandu: The Government of India is providing 1 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine under grant assistance to Nepal. In a press conference jointly organized by the Ministry of Health and Population and Indian Embassy in Kathmandu on Wednesday, it was informed that the one million doses of the vaccine would arrive in Nepal with a few days. Speaking at the conference, Minister for Health and Population Hridesh Tripathi informed that the Covid-19 vaccine would be given to health workers, security personnel, and employees deputed in the management of dead bodies and waste. Stating that all the necessary legal and administrative procedures for procurement and use of the vaccine are complete, Minister Tripathi said the vaccination program would be initiated soon after the availability of the vaccine. The Health Minister also informed that the ministry was effortful to procure the Covid-19 vaccine needed for 72 per cent of the population. Also speaking on the occasion, Indian Ambassador to Nepal, Binaya Mohan Kwatra stressed on the need for bilateral and multilateral cooperation among all the nations to battle the covid-19 pandemic. Indian Envoy Kwatra reiterated the commitment to continue the collaboration with neighbours in the fight against the...

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