Author: Himalaya Post

The Pulchowk clash : a stroke to community development

– Dr. BP Badal Dharmachhetre Kuruchhetre, Samabeta Yuyutsaba Mamaka Pandabaschaiba, Kim Kurbata Sanjaya (Bhagavad Gita, chapter 1, verse 1) Nepal is the land of culture and Kathmandu valley is the city of temples. Every day the valley celebrates a festival. It is the city of festivals. It is the land of Dharma and Karma. So it is Dharmachhetra – land of righteousness suddenly turned into a Kuruchhetra-a battlefield. It was lockdown prohibition order since the last five and half months, people were inside the home. Entire business and transportation were closed. There were the fear and agitation among people about the situation and undecided imposition against human right. It was a compulsion for government personnel to follow the order. On the other hand, culture is the identity of the people. To preserve identity, people take any kind of risk. The important culture having historical relation with India, the central meeting point of Vedism and Buddhism, the lord of peace, prosperity, and justice of farmers, lord of rain, and agriculture – is Machhindranath. People forget the law and order and set out to celebrate the festival and it is necessary to preserve the culture. Police of the federal central government came and started to maintain law and order. The dispute arose high and agitation turned into a war. Nepal is a democratic country having governments in every step from local...

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Human resource as a leading factor

– Durga Chudal Every business organization in Nepal , possess many factors of production such as land, human resource, capital , technology and other resources expecting high level of output as finished goods with better hospitality. Among them human resource is the most important key factor for Nepalese business organization. All the assigned factors of production are mobilized through well managed human resources. The dream of every entrepreneur can be pleased via human resources. Globalization and deregulation of national economies have put forward many challenges and opportunities for the businesses in Nepal. To tap opportunities and to cope with challenges efficiently, skilled and competent human force has been considered as one of the most important factor. This is because all other things concerned with management of an organization are same, the only different is people. Business organizations across the world, therefore, regardless of their size and nature, have been streamlining their efforts and resources to develop skilled and competent work force providing them continuous coaching, training and other career development opportunities. Nepalese business organization is always threatened by some challenges that may be internal and external as well. To ensure long-term success, anticipation of future challenges that likely to aggravate business is imperative. Low productivity, old production technology and low effort in human resource development are the most influencing internal challenges. Likewise, weak managerial competency, increasing pressure of trade...

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Lightning claims one, leaves five injured

A woman was killed when lightning struck her in Taplejung district on Tuesday afternoon. The deceased has been identified as Durga Bhattarai of Fungling municipality-10, Furambu. Critically injured Bhattarai died on the way to the district hospital. Meanwhile, five others including two from Tellok and three from Pedang of Sirijunga rural municipality were injured in the lightning strike. The injured are receiving treatment at a local health facility. Taplejung had witnessed heavy rain with thunderstorms for the past couple of days....

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Ex-ambassador Richard’s dead body found four months after his disappearance

The dead body of former Ambassador of the United Kingdom for Nepal Richard Morris was found on Monday. British police had intensified the search for diplomat Morris who went missing while he was on morning walk at a park nearby his home at Bentley on last 6 May. Hampshire Police found his dead body at Alice Halt forest where he used to go for physical exercise in a routine manner. Though the dead body is yet to be officially identified the police here have informed his family about the recent development. Earlier, the East Hampshire Police Office had appealed to the general public thrice to support the search for the missing diplomat. Richard Morris served as an ambassador to Nepal from 2015 to 2019. In the recent statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the UK, it was noted that Morris was a very significant personality and had been recognized as a person capable of maintaining wider relations as a diplomat. He is survived by three children and a spouse....

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Are you ready to participate ? ‘MAITRI THROUGH MY LENS’ PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST

Since time immemorial, India and Nepal share deep-rooted socio-cultural connect and people to people ties. To cherish this special and unique bond, Embassy of India and B.P. Koirala India-Nepal Foundation announce ‘MaitriThrough My Lens’ Photography Contest. It will celebrate this multi-faceted relationship between the people of two great countries through the language of photography. Contestants may focus on themes that capture the common threads of bonhomie in the field of arts, architecture, dance, education, religion, festivals and celebrations etc. They may also focus on socio-economic development and iconic projects which capture partnership of both the countries towards economic prosperity. Eligibility criteria: The contestant should be a Nepali Citizen. 2. Entry Guidelines:   All entries must be in JPEG format. Each entry must be representative of the central theme “India – Nepal Friendship”. Participants must ensure that the entries submitted are of good quality and high resolution. There is no entry fee for this competition. Contestants can submit more than one entry subject to the condition that only 1 prize can be given to any contestant. The cost of making the photo is to be borne by the applicant and NO reimbursement for the same will be given by the Embassy. Participants submitting the Photos for the competition are solely responsible for copyright regulations, if any. Their undertaking that the Photos don’t infringe on any copyrights or intellectual property rights...

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