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    estimated that more than a third of the population of the country was affected by the earthquake, along with many homes destroyed beyond repair (Pallardy). Similarly, in Nepal, nearly nine thousand people died from the two earthquakes in April and May 2015, and the remote villages had many homes destroyed from the quakes (Bhandari and Najar). Around noon local time, the first major earthquake hit Nepal, which registered a moment magnitude of 7.8 (Rafferty). Both countries, Haiti and Nepal were in dire need of aid relief. Richard…

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    The Contemporary Operational Environment of Nepal Members of the United States Armed Forces must be ready at all times to deploy into various environments. Whether friendly or hostile, one would have to understand the current contemporary operational environment (COE) variables to develop a successful strategic plan. The subsequent information details on the three main COE factors concerning operations in the country of Nepal which are economy, infrastructure and politics, and how they should…

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    4.7 FDI Opportunities in Nepal The overall opportunities for FDI in Nepal can be divided into three main headings namely comparative advantages, access to market and policy initiatives. 4.7.1 Comparative Advantsges Data shows that Nepal's most profitable sector for FDI are hydropower generation, cement manufacturing, Tourism industry, mining and exploitation, Agro-based indusries, Herbal and medicinal industry, Tea industry, Garment Industry, Carpet Industry, Pharmaceutical industry, Textile…

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    I lived in Goldhap, a refugee camp in Nepal, for nearly half of my life; My family’s hut was bamboo wall and a thatch roof. While in Nepal, I experienced the everyday struggles of living under the threshold of poverty, sometimes eating lentil beans and rice for two of our meals, breakfast and dinner, for four to six weeks at a time. In the camp, families were granted farm land to grow food. My parents worked in fields from morning till dark, earning a dollar a day to provide a household of six…

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    science and technology there has been various developments in the favor of human life. Biotechnology is one of them which simply is the application of technology merging with different aspects of biology. Biotechnology as a whole can be defined as the field of study in which various scientific and engineering principles are applied for the manufacturing of products that are useful for human. For example, “Golden rice” which consist of carbohydrate along with vitamin A is the gift from…

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    hundred. She was either lured by the promise of work and better life in the big city or smitten in love by a predator that target innocent young girls and traffic them across the border. She is a victim of women and child trafficking that force them into underground sex industry and has plagued the country side of one of the poorest nation on earth, Nepal. Human trafficking especially, young women and children for prostitution and underground sex industry across the border has become one of…

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    Suicide is a national public health problem that requires immediate action, as over 4,000 people in Nepal die each year by deliberately taking their own life. Not only is suicide the leading cause of death among women in our country, but this problem contributes to increased health care costs, loss of production at work, as well as severe emotional and financial burdens for families and communities. The most salient risk factors for suicide in Nepal are mental illness, poverty, and a lack of…

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    With over 4,000 people committing suicide each year, Nepal ranks 7th in the world for highest rates of suicide per capita and 3rd for suicide among women. Studies maintain that suicide is the leading cause of death among women in our country and has long been recognized as a national public health problem. However, incidence of suicide is widely underestimated. Attempted suicide is not only illegal in Nepal, but highly stigmatized. As a result, suicide often goes unreported due to fear of…

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    Until Today It was close to seven pm and also time for sun set. May 15th when I get born from “Radhika Khanal” In a small village of Nepal is called “Syastrie”. I was born at home not in the hospital. Syastrie is not that develop than other city of Nepal. I have not seen television, radio and self-phone any of those while I was there. Most of the Nepalese (people from Nepal) dependent of agriculture same as my family. Every single day my mom wake up early than we then she walk…

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    continuous regular risks that happen in Nepal are Landslides, Earthquake, Flood, Windstorms, hailstorms, thunderbolts, Forest Fire, Glacial lake outburst flood occasions, droughts etc. Nepal is one of the world 's 20 most calamity inclined nations. Because of its geophysical structure, high relief, high edge of angle, complex geography, variable climatic conditions, dynamic tectonic processes, impromptu settlement, poor foundation, lack of public awareness, dense and increasing population, poor…

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