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The Telecom Authority has introduced the rules to register the necessary IMEI number when the new mobile is purchased from the coming year. Authorities informed that the SIM card was not registered with the IMEI number, the Authority has made it clear that the new law has been brought to prevent mobile trade. Since the registration of IMEI only 20 million registered in the month of 20 months, the Authority has begun to bring the rules from Baisakh. Chairman of the Authority, Digambar Jha said that only 10 per cent of the mobile used mobile in Nepal was required to be punished. A few years ago, the number was up to 60 percent. After the new rule was taken, the number of mobile phones coming in the year would be sure and it would also be controlled by mobile theft. Chairman Jha said that the Authority will implement the scheme based on the suggestions by appointing consultants for the system.
Public Holidays For 2074 has been published as:
Date
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Holiday Name
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Brief Information
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January 14
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Maghe Sankranti
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The first day of the month of Magh.
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January 28
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Sonam Losar
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New Year celebration by the Tamang community.
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January 29
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Shahid Diwas
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Martyr's day in Nepal remembering the first four Martyrs
of Nepal.
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February 1
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Saraswati Puja
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Schools celebrate this day by worshiping Goddess
Saraswati, Hindu Goddess of knowledge, music, arts and nature.
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February 18
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Prajatantra Diwas
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Democracy day of Nepal.
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February 24
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Maha Shivaratri
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Celebrated in reverence of Lord Shiva.
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February 27
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Gyalpo Lhosar
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New Year of Tibetan Community.
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March 8
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Nari Diwas
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International Women's day is celebrated on this day in
Nepal.
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March 12
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Fagu Purnima
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Also known as Holi, the festival of colors. In Terai
region of Nepal, this festival is celebrated on the next day.
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March 27
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Ghode Jatra
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Holiday only in Kathmandu Valley.
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April 5
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Ram Nawami
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Birth date of Lord Ram
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April 14
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Naya Barsa
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Nepalese New Year or the first day of Bikram Sambat
calendar.
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May 1
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Majdur Diwas
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International labor day.
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May 10
|
Buddha Jayanti
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Birth date of Lord Gautam Buddha.
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May 29
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Ganatantra Diwas
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Republic day in Nepal.
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June 26
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Ending of Ramadan
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Eid ul Fitr.
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July 28
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Janai Purnima and Raksha Bandhan
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Sacred thread festival, Janai Purnima marks the renewal of
the sacred thread by Brahmins. Raksha Bandhan celebrates the holi bond
between brothers and sisters.
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August 8
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Gaijatra
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A day of commemoration for those who died in the past
year. Holiday in Kathmandu Valley only.
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August 14
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Krishna Janmashtami
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Celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna
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August 29
|
Gaura Parwa
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Celebrated mostly in far western Nepal, this festival is
observed in other parts as well.
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September 3
|
Baqri Id
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Celebrated by Muslims as Feast of Sacrifice
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September 5
|
Indra Jatra
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Celebrated only in Kathmandu valley, commemorates the
founding of Kathmandu.
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September 19
|
Sambidhaan Diwas
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Constitution Day in Nepal.
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September 21
|
Ghatasthapana
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The beginning of Dashain.
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September 27
|
Fulpati
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Seventh day of Dashaini when jamara is brought from Gorkha
palace to Kathmandu.
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September 28
|
Maha Asthami
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The day to appease Goddess Durga’s manifestations, the
blood-thirsty Kali.
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September 29
|
Maha Navami
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Maha Navami is the last day of Navaratri.
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September 30
|
Bijaya Dashami
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This day is very important day for Nepalese Hindu religion,
On Bijaya Dashami mixture of rice, yogurt and vermilion is prepared and is
known as Tika. Elders put Tika, Jamara and Kokha on the young ones and give
them blessing.
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October 1
|
Ekadashi
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Eleventh day of Dashain where the celebration
continues.
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October 2
|
Duwadashi
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The final official consecutive holiday of Dashain celebration.
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October 5
|
Kojagrat Purnima
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Final full moon day after which Dashain officially
ends.
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October 19
|
Laxmi Puja
|
In the morning cows are worshipped. Later, usually during
the evenings, Laxmi, Goddess of wealth is worshipped.
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October 20
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Mha Puja and Govardhan Puja
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People worship themselves, oxen and cowdung. Nepal Sambat
new year begins.
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October 21
|
Bhaitika
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Sisters and brothers wish for each other's safety and well-being.
Gifts are exchanged between them.
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October 26
|
Chhath Parwa
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A festival dedicated to Hindu Sun God.
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December 1
|
Prophet Muhammad Birthdate
|
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December 3
|
Yomari Punhi and Jyapu Diwas
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A festival marking the end of the rice harvest.
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December 25
|
Christmas Day
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Birthday of Jesus Christ.
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December 30
|
Tamu Lhosar
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New year celebrated by the Gurung Community.
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VENEU: HIMALAYA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ,CHAYSAL ,LALITPUR
Objective:
This exhibition will help to build the college reputation among other engineering colleges and educational organizations. This will be the first exhibition to be organized in our college which includes participants from all faculty and other colleges. We will be inviting different companies from the field of civil engineering, architecture, software and hardware engineering which will help students gain career opportunities.
This exhibition will help to build the college reputation among other engineering colleges and educational organizations. This will be the first exhibition to be organized in our college which includes participants from all faculty and other colleges. We will be inviting different companies from the field of civil engineering, architecture, software and hardware engineering which will help students gain career opportunities.
Geological Field Report 2073 will be accepted in following format as prescribed by Head of Department.
Table of Content
1. Introduction
a. Introduction
b. Objective of the study
c. Location of the Study area
2 . Study and identification of rocks
a. Rock definition
b. Classification
c. Field identification
i. Marble
ii. Granite
iii. Schist
iv. Quartzite
v. Phyllite
vi. Slate
vii. Limestone
d. Sketched and photographs
3 . Study and identification of geological structures
a. Phenomenon of geological structures
b. Major geological structures
i. Joints
ii. Folds
iii. Faults
iv. Unconformity
v. Thrust
vi. Foliation
vii. Bedding plane
4 . Handling of geological compass and measurement of attitudes of geological planes
a. Types of geological compass
b. Handling of geological compass
i. Observation data in the field
ii. Sketched and photographs
5 . Study of river Channel Morphology
a. Definition of River Channel Morphology
b. Types of River Channel Morphology
c. Feature developed by river channel
d. Sketches, photographs, description of the location
6 . Conclusions
7 . References
( Click Here )Published Date: 2016-12-23
The Routine For Back Exam Is published which will be held in Magh
Tribhuvan University, Faculty of Management, Examination Directorate, today publishes examination form fill up notice for the make up examination of Master of Business Studies (MBS) Fourth semester.
Students who have failed or absent in maximum two subjects can fill the examination form within Sharwan 26, 2073 and submit to Central Department. Central Department has to submit the filled examination form to this directorate within 28th of Sharwan.
Examination form fee Rs: 1000
