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Excellent mission results success in Business

Posted by | Nov 3, 2020 |

Durga Chudal 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...

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Surnaya rural municipality’s padlock lifted after 21 days

Posted by | Nov 2, 2020 |

A padlock slapped at Surnaya rural municipality of Baitadi following dispute regarding the center has been lifted after 21 days. The rural municipality was padlocked on last July 10 after the dispute. Surnaya’s vice president Leela Bista shared that the padlock was removed following an agreement between the people’s representatives and local struggle committee on Sunday afternoon. “The rural municipality is resuming its day-to-day operation and service delivery from Monday after the removal of padlock slapped since long time ago”, he added. Vice chairperson Bista and acting chair of ward 5 Dhan Bahadur Madai on behalf of people’s representatives and Krishna Bahadur Chand and Prem Luhar among others held a discussion on the issue. Vice chairperson Bista shared that an agreement was made to operate its works from the existing place and finalize the issue of center through an all-side and all-party discussions. It may be noted that the dispute had led to a clash between the two sides on last October 14. In the scuffle, at least 14 people including chairperson, Bir Bahadur Bista sustained injuries. Locals had formed a struggle committee and thereby padlocked the rural municipality’s office to protest its decision to shift the center to Pabita. Locals have demanded not to take any decision when the case related to the center was sub-judice at apex court. Earlier, an all-side discussion held at the District Administration...

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Chief of Indian Army Naravane to Arrive Nepal on 4th November

Posted by | Oct 28, 2020 | ,

General Manoj Mukund Naravane, Chief of the Army Staff, Indian Army will arrive in Nepal on 4th November 2020 for a three-day customary visit at the invitation of General Purna Chandra Thapa, Chief of the Army Staff, Nepali Army. The visit is scheduled from 4th November 2020 to 6th November 2020. The main events in his program include paying homage at the martyr’s memorial in the Army Pavilion, receive an honor guard in the Army Headquarters, hold office meeting with his counterpart General Purna Chandra Thapa and address the student officers at the Army Command and Staff College, Shivapuri. The main highlight of the visit will be the conferment of the rank of an honorary General of the Nepali Army to General Naravane by Rt. Honorable President of Nepal, Mrs. Bidhya Devi Bhandari on 5th November amidst a special ceremony. General Naravane is also scheduled to meet with Rt. Honorable Prime Minister and Defense Minister on the final day of his...

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Speaker Sapkota urges people to limit festival among family members

Posted by | Oct 26, 2020 |

Speaker Agni Prasad Sapkota has appealed to one and all to observe the festivals limiting them among the family members alone this time due to the adverse situation tossed up by the coronavirus pandemic. In a message of best wishes given today on the occasion of the Dashain, Tihar, Nepal Sambat and Chhath festivals, Speaker Sapkota has urged people to celebrate the festivals staying at the place they are at present as far as possible. Stating that unlike in the past there was no situation for family reunions and socialising during the festivals this time around, he expressed the belief that the festivals in this year would be utilized as an opportunity for mutual discussions so as to resolve to defeat the COVID-19. The Speaker has paid tribute to those who lost their lives to natural disasters and coronavirus infection and extended condolences to the family members. Noting the festivals that come round the year as the unique features of the Nepali culture, he said the festivals observed in a multi-ethnic, multi-linguistic, multi-religious and multi-cultural country worked as maintaining unity in diversity, social goodwill and bringing individuals, families and the society...

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Vice President urges all to observe festivals with precaution

Posted by | Oct 26, 2020 |

Vice President Nanda Bahadur Pun has appealed to all to pay maximum attention to the health safety so as to prevent the festivals from becoming the means of spreading the coronavirus infection. The Vice President said this in his message of best wishes given on the occasion of the Bijaya Dashami festival today. He stated that unlike the previous years the situation this year was that the Dashain festival cannot be celebrated with gaiety and fervour, expressing the belief that all will observe the festival indoors and at the place they are at present. Stating that he was very concerned with the continuing surge in coronavirus infection and the death rate due to this and the possibility of its further increasing in the coming days, Vice President Pun has made special urge to all Nepali sisters and brothers to strictly follow the health safety guidelines during the festivals as well as at other times. He has expressed his respects to the health workers, the security personnel and all those who have been working at the frontline for the prevention and control of coronavirus infection and treatment of the infected ones even during the time of the festival. The Vice President has wished for the speedy recovery of the infected people being treated in hospital beds and in isolation. Noting it was regrettable that news of several of the infected...

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