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Change your life.

Change your life.

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Lesson to learn

Lesson to learn. How kind man are? Some people never think about it self it does for others. Every man should be like the people.

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Akbar and Birbal Part 2

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Routine/Schedule of class 12

Higher Secondary Education Board (HSEB), examination controller office, Sanothimi, Bhaktapur has published exam routine of Grade 11 and grade 12 for the academic year 2072 B.S., for both regular and partial students.

The Examination time will be from 7 am to 10 am.

Grade 12 and 11 exam routine published by HSEB as follows:

Grade 12 Exam Routine/Schedule

Class 12
Date	Subject	Subject code no.
2072/1/20	Com. English	004
	Anibarya Baikalpik Sanskrit Rachana	005
2072/1/22	Physics	210
	Political Science	258
	Home Science	264
	Hotel Management	270
	Sociology	272
	General Law	296
	Painting	626
	Child Development and Learning	902
2072/1/23	Com.Nepali	006
	Alternative English	008
	Instructional Evaluation	918
2072/1/24	Com.English – (Partial Students)	004
2072/1/25	Chemistry	212
	Economics	226
	Population Studies	246
	Mass communication	262
	Philosophy	276
	Library & Information Science	298
	Environmental Education	608
	Byakaran	610
	Chemistry Education	942
	Opt. Byakaran – II ( Ved Bidhyashram)	634
2072/1/27	Biology ( Zoology + Botany)	214
	Opt. English	220
	Principles of Accounting –II	224
	Urdu	286
	German	288
	Human Value Education	290
	Nyaya	616
	Veda	618
	Nitishastra	620
	Applied Arts	630
2072/1/28	Dance	250
	History	256
	Culture	266
	Travel & Tourism	274
	Elements of Finance	606
	Jyotish	612
	Teaching Science	904
	Teaching Social Studies	906
	Teaching Health & Environment Science	938
	Opt Byakaran – III ( Ved Bidhyashram)	635
2072/1/29	Mathematics	216
	BOOM	222
	OMSP	228
	Health & Physical Education	244
	Psychology	252
	Music	254
	Linguistics	280
	Co-operative Management	604
	Sahitya	614
	Business Studies	628
2071/1/30	Geography	218
	Computer Science	230
	Opt. Nepali	232
	Maithili	248
	Hindi	260
	Newari	268
	Rural Development	602
	Sculpture	624
	Folk Music ( Vocal/ Instrument Flute)	638/640
2071/1/31	Agriculture	278
	Business Mathematics	908
	Marketing	910
	Introduction to Education Technology	912
	Primary Education	914
	Environment Education ( Old Course)	916
	Instructional Organization	922
	Contemporary Society	924
	General Mathematics	926
	General Science	928
	Social Studies	930
	Rural Economics	932
	Special Need Education	934
	Gender Studies	936
	Food & Nutrition	940
	History of Arts	944
	Nepal Parichaya	946
	Sanskriti Baykaran Rachana	948
	Music	950

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Grade 11 Exam Routine/Schedule

Class 11
Date	Subject	Subject code no.
2072/2/1	Com. English – (Regular Students)	002
	Anibarya Balkalpik Sanakrit Rachana	001
2072/2/3	Physics	110
	Introduction to Education (Old course)	134
	Introduction to Education (New course)	134
	Political Science	158
	Home Science	164
	Hotel Management	170
	Sociology	172
	General Law	196
	Painting	326
2072/2/4	Com. Nepali	003
	Alternative English	007
2072/2/5	Com. English – (Partial Students)	002
2072/2/6	Chemistry	112
	Economics	126
	Population Studies	146
	Mass communication	162
	Philosophy	176
	Biology Education	194
	Library & Information Science	198
	Environmental Education	308
	Byakaran	310
	Opt. Byakaran- I ( Ved bidhyashram)	334
2072/2/7	Geography	118
	Computer Science	130
	Opt. nepali	132
	Maithili	148
	Hindi	160
	Newari	168
	Physics Education	192
	Rural Development	302
	Classical Music ( Vocal/ Instrument Flute)	338/340
	Sculpture	324
2072/2/8	Biology ( Zoology + Botany)	114
	Teaching Mathematics	138
	Teaching Nepali	140
	Teaching English	142
	Dance	150
	History	156
	Culture	166
	Travel & Tourism	174
	Elements of Finance	306
	Jyotish	312
	Nyaya	316
2072/2/10	Mathematics	116
	BOOM	122
	OMSP	128
	Health & Physical Education	144
	Psychology	152
	Music	154
	Linguistics	180
	Co-operative Management	304
	Sahitya	314
	Business Stuides	328
2072/2/11	Instructional Pedagogy ( New Course)	136
	Instructional Pedagogy ( Old Course)	136
2072/2/12	Opt. English	120
	Principles of Accounting - I	124
	Agriculture	178
	Urdu	186
	German	188
	Human Value Education	190
	Veda	318
	Nitishastra	320
	Applied Arts	330
	Anibarya Sanskrit Rachana	332
	Classical Music ( Tabala)	336

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Bike start with water made by student of class 10

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Danger Goat

Goat Attack in Brazil.

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HSEB Result Published

HSEB Result Published
 Hseb has recently publish the result of class 11 2070,
Check your result by the following methods.
type HSEB <space> symbol number then send on 5001.


To check your mark sheet.
go to http://hseb.ntc.net.np
http://www.hseb.edu.np/result/grade-xi-result-2070

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Result of HSEB

Result of HSEB
The result of HSEB ( Higher Secondary Education Board ) is going to publish the result. 
http://goo.gl/xJJmVT
http://goo.gl/KQ1c1o
http://goo.gl/yORu46
http://goo.gl/pUUqHA

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Result of class 11.

Result of class 11.

 Higher Secondary Education Board (HSEB), Exam controller division, Sanothimi Bhaktapur is likely to publish HSEB results of Class 11 soon in coming days.

Some of the ways to views HSEB +2 (Class 11) results as follows:

1. By SMS:
> Send SMS to 2722
Type HSEB<space>Symbol No. and SMS to 2722 after the results are announced.

Example: HSEB 20032410

> Send SMS to 1600
Type hseb symbol_no dob(yy/mm/dd) and send it to 1600, for example, type (hseb 22071382 55/01/01) and send it to 1600

Courtesy:
Office of the Higher Secondary Education Board
Sanothimi, Bhaktapur

Each SMS will attract Rs.5/- plus all applicable Govt Tax.

2. IVR System (From PSTN and CDMA phones)
Dial 1601 and follow the instructions

3. Website:
> Official Website: http://hseb.ntc.net.np/

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LPG Shortage in Pokhara

LPG Shortage in Pokhara

    Liquefied Petroleum Gas gripped in Pokhara, there is no sign of LPG supply easing anytime soon, thanks to the apathy authorities.

Paucity of cooking gas has had a telltale impact on almost every household, especially on students living as tenants in Pokhara.

“I search for a cylinder of gas everyday, but end up frustrated at the end after scouting the entire bazaar,” said Manju Sharma of Nayabazaar, “Though I’ve also deposited certain amount with a local gas trader in advance, it appears I will have to wait for a long time.” 

Sharma and hundreds of others vented their ire at the nonchalant attitude of the local administration.

“If on the one hand, they have done nothing to ensure smooth supply of cooking gas for the past on-and-a-half months; on the other, they’ve ignored to prevent black-marketing as traders only oblige big hotels and shops,” Sharma said.

Amidst the charges, the district monitoring committee of Kaski raided a number of LPG depots in Pokhara today.

“We monitored the depots, but except for one, we found all the other depots had run out of stock,” said Kaski Assistant Chief District Officer Chandranath Gautam, adding that 50 full LPG cylinders were found at Samriddhi Traders at Ranipauwa.

Besides Samriddhi traders, DNR Traders at Lakeside, Rushri Traders in Jarebahar and Ashok Asmit Traders at Zero Kilometre were monitored today.

Meanwhile, LPG Traders’ Association Kaski chairperson Narayan Poudel clarified that the gas crunch had to do with repairs of the gas plant in India. “The scarcity will end as soon as repairs at the plant in Barauni, India, is completed,” he said.

Chief of Nepal Oil Corporation Lekhnath, Manoj Thakur confirmed the reason behind the gas crunch.

Every month 100,000 LPG cylinders consumes Pokhara. Two dozen of LPG traders are in Pokhara

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Four Chinese Soldier Kill by North Korean After Robbery

Four Chinese Soldier kill by North Korean after robbery

  During a robbery four Chinese citizens soldier killed by a North Korean. They crossed the border into China in search of food, media reports said Monday. 

The young North Korean soldier crossed the border in late December and stole money and food at a house before killing four residents in China’s northeastern city of Helong, South Korea’s Yonhap news agency and Dong-A Ilbo newspaper said.

Both cited sources in the border areas between China and the North.

The victims were either shot dead or beaten to death, Dong-A said, adding he was later shot and captured by Chinese authorities.

“Killing several Chinese nationals... is a major crime, so there are good possibilities that China, unlike other runaway North Korean soldiers captured before, will not hand him over to the North,” said an unnamed Seoul official quoted by Yonhap.

All able-bodied young men in the North are subject to 10 years of military service. Many army bases are known to suffer food shortage and starving troops often cross the border to China in search of food.

Private markets cropping up across the North in recent years have helped ease starvation among ordinary citizens.

Seoul’s unification ministry that handles North Korea affairs declined to comment on the incident.

“Chinese authorities have already reached an agreement with the North not to officially announce it,” Yonhap quoted the Seoul official as saying.

Dong-A said the victims were two elderly ethnic Korean couples. Koreans make up for about 30 per cent of the population in China’s Yanbian Korean autonomous prefecture that borders the North.

“It has become pretty common for the past decade that North Koren soldiers sneak across the border at night to seek food here,” Dong-A quoted one resident of the area as saying.

An official with the Yanbian police told AFP he had no knowledge of the reported incident.

The border with China is a major route for escape for North Koreans fleeing poverty and repression at home. They also cross the border temporarily to find food and jobs.

Thousands flee by secretly crossing into China and later travelling to a third country before seeking resettlement in the South.

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On New Year’s Afghan Official Offers Eve Death Details

On New Year’s Afghan Official offers Eve Death details

   The dead body of Afghan Children was surrounded by their relatives. On Thursday, 1 Jan, 2015 the rocket strike on a wedding party in Helmand province south of Kabul, Afghanistan. The Police of Afghan were investigating an apparent rocket strike on a wedding party. Strike rocket killed at least 28 people, many of them women and children, an official said on Thursday, as President Ashraf Ghani marked the country's transition to full sovereignty after the formal end of the 13-year international military mission.

The army was fighting the Taliban in a volatile region of Southern Helmand province when artillery shells fired by the military hit a nearby wedding party, killing at least 28 people on New Year’s Eve.

Din Mohammad, part of a presidential delegation sent to Sangin district to investigate the incident, says there was a heavy firefight with insurgents at the time.

He says two soldiers have been arrested in connection with the incident and will face unspecified charges.

The shells hit the house where a wedding party had gathered to welcome the bride. Along with the 28 killed, more than 50 people were wounded.

Afghan forces took over responsibility for nationwide security as of this month following the drawdown of NATO and U.S. troops.

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Due To Bad Weather Flight of Pokhara Has Cancelled.

All flight of Pokhara was forced to cancel, except one, because of bad weather and poor visibility today.

After a Nepal Airlines aircraft successfully took off for the Capital this morning, the weather condition deteriorated, and all other flights from the airport were cancelled, according to the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal.

For today, the Buddha Air had scheduled six flights, the Yeti Airlines seven and the Simrik Air three to Kathmandu, according to Pokhara Airport's chief Deepak Baral.

They were all cancelled.

Likewise, a Tara Air flight to Jomsom of Mustang also witnessed the same fate.

The Pokhara Valley witnessed a drizzle and was blanketed by thick fog throughout the day. The mercury has also plummeted.

The two districts behind the mountains, have received a heavy snowfall, that is Manang and Mustang.

The mountains in the Annapurna Range are all snowclad.

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Manage Fewa Lake

A major tourist destination in Pokhara is Fewa lake. Pokhara Sub-metropolis said that the responsibility of protecting and managing Fewa Lake. The water of Fewa Lake is quite polluted.

To protect and manage the lake, the sub-metropolis today formed Fewa Lake Conservation and Management Office at the Lakeside. 

Mahesh Baral, Executive Officer at the sub-metropolis, said that they had established the office to study the past as well as present efforts made to protect the lake and devise a sustainable solution in coordination with several NGOs and INGOs. 

“We have allocated a budget of Rs 1.3 million to run the office as well as to protect the lake for now,” Baral said. He informed that they have proposed a budget of Rs five million for the project in the next fiscal. 

“Several organisations including UN Habitat and Hariyo Ban have pledged to lend their support for the conservation of the lake,” Baral added. 

The office has been authorised to carry out a study on all the past reports prepared on protection, development and encroachment control and formulate a comprehensive work plan for the protection of the lake. The office has been authorised to launch a sanitation campaign in collaboration with various organisations along with removal of water hyacinth, among others, to beautify the lake. 

Likewise, the office can take initiative to collect fund for conservation of the lake from home and abroad, according to Baral. 

Although several organisations are involved, efforts made so far to conserve the lake have failed to yield positive results. 

The Nepal Electricity Authority has been generating power from the lake, the Department of Irrigation is operating a canal, Nepal Agriculture Research Centre is breeding fish in the lake while the District Development Committee collects tax from boatmen.

Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya the Administrator of Western Region said that the sub-metropolis is taking the responsibility of conserving  the Fewa lake. Within two years tangible results can be expected.

The condition of Fewa Lake has deteriorated over time. The area of water body has shrunk from 10 square kilometers to half. The average depth of water is 8.6 meters while the maximum depth is 19 meters. Sand and boulders have accumulated on the ground of the lake and water hyacinth has contaminated it, making it unsuitable for drinking. 

  

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