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Sindhupalchok District, nestled in central Nepal, stands as a hub of government agencies, local entities, and educational institutions. Its breathtaking natural features, including Langtang National Park and Gosaikunda Lake, captivate visitors. Major infrastructure projects, such as the Arniko Highway and Melamchi Water Supply Project, contribute to the district’s development. Sindhupalchok’s cultural and religious heritage is…

Talk to Nepal (TTYN) is a crucial entity in Nepal, providing telecommunication services for the deaf community. Along with other supporting organizations, TTYN empowers deaf individuals by connecting them with resources and advocacy efforts. Entities Crucial to Understanding Deaf Communication in Nepal In the vibrant tapestry of Nepal’s cultural mosaic, the deaf community weaves a…

Literacy in Nepal has been a collaborative effort involving governmental entities, international partnerships, NGOs, research institutions, and literacy programs. The Ministry of Education and NGOs like Nepal Literacy Society have played significant roles, while UNESCO and Literacy Bridge have provided international support. Research and advocacy campaigns by institutions like the Nepal Centre for Contemporary Research…

Chitwan District, located in southern Nepal, encompasses a diverse landscape that includes the famed Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its abundant wildlife. The district’s educational institutions, including Tribhuvan University and Chitwan Medical College, contribute to the region’s academic excellence. Chitwan’s tourism sector is fueled by the Chitwan National Park Tourism…

Tea houses in Nepal offer a unique blend of tradition and contemporary offerings. From traditional tea ceremony houses to tea cafes and tea rooms, each establishment provides a distinct ambiance. The foundation of this tea culture lies in the cultivation of tea plants in the country, with various varieties and cultivation methods influencing the quality…

Perched atop a hill in Gorkha, Nepal, Manakamana Temple is a revered pilgrimage site dedicated to Devi Bhagwati. Accessible via a scenic cable car ride, the temple complex features a richly ornamented main shrine, where devotees pray and offer sacrifices to seek blessings. The presence of priests, the founding legend, and pilgrimage rituals reinforce its…

“Nepali in America” encompasses a wide spectrum of organizations and entities serving the Nepali diaspora in the United States. These include community, cultural, and business organizations; diplomatic missions; educational and research institutions; policy and advocacy groups; international development NGOs; online platforms connecting Nepalis abroad; and youth-specific organizations. These entities play a vital role in fostering…

Rangamati Hill District, located in southeastern Bangladesh, is governed by the Rangamati Hill District Council, which manages local affairs. The Rangamati Hill Tracts Regional Council and Ministry of Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs oversee broader regional development. Renowned for its natural splendor, Rangamati boasts attractions like Kaptai Lake, Chittagong Hill Tracts, and Sajek Valley. Essential infrastructure…

Bhutan’s currency, the Ngultrum (BTN), is pegged to the Indian Rupee (INR) at a fixed rate. The Royal Monetary Authority of Bhutan (RMA) manages the exchange between both currencies. Factors influencing the BTN/INR rate include Bhutan’s trade with India, foreign investment, and government policies. The stable exchange rate promotes economic integration and facilitates cross-border transactions….

DESCO Distribution Company Limited (DDL), also known as Dhaka Electric Supply Company, is a leading power distribution company in Bangladesh. It is responsible for distributing electricity to the Dhaka and Gazipur divisions, serving over 4.5 million customers. DDL is a subsidiary of Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB) and operates under the regulation of Bangladesh Energy…

Precolonial Philippine weaving showcases the intricate techniques and social significance of indigenous textiles. Using fibers such as abaca, cotton, and silk, artisans employed hand-looming, embroidery, and dyeing to create stunning fabrics like inabel, binakol, t’nalak, and piña. These textiles hold cultural and social value, representing a tribe’s identity, status, and heritage, and are used in…

The Philippine government and NGOs play crucial roles in promoting and protecting human rights. CHR investigates and monitors human rights violations, while NCIP safeguards indigenous peoples’ rights. PCGG recovers ill-gotten wealth, and COA audits government expenditures to ensure transparency. TFDP, Karapatan, CIL, PAHRA, and FIND advocate for human rights. Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, ICC,…