“Management Practice of an Organization” referred to Nepal Investment Bank Limited. It has been a gratifying and knowledgeable for us to prepare this report. We are grateful to Lecturer Mr. Anul Joshi and Professor Mr. Shyam Krishna Joshi of Organization and management‚ Advance college of Engineering and management for his encouragement and valuable suggestion. We are especially indebted to Mrs.Arpana Giri(Relationship Manager) and all the staffs of Nepal Investment Bank Putalisadak Branch who provided
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Commercial Bank 12 3.3. History of Banking Sector in Nepal 13 4. REQUISTIE OF A BANK AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 14 4.1. The capital adequacy to be maintained 14 4.2. Classification of Capital Fund 14 4.3. Total Risk-weight Assets 17 4.4. Description to be sent with regard to capital fund 17 4.5. Provision for Auditing 18 4.6. Actions may be taken in case Directives as to capital fund are not followed: 18 4.7. Repeal and Saving 18 5. TREND ANALYSIS OF BANKS IN NEPAL 19 6. CONCLUSION 25 7
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Agriculture in Nepal The major economic source of the majority of the families in our country is agriculture. More than 70% of our human resources are involved in agriculture and this sector provides for nearly 40% of the gross domestic product. Thus agriculture is the major occupation‚ main enterprise and the major lifestyle of the country. The unit of the agricultural system in our country currently is a family. If we take a general representative example we see that the enterprise has familial
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Balance of Payment in Nepal | International Business | | Submitted To: Mr. Yogesh Satyal | | Submitted By: | 3/17/2010 | | BALANCE OF PAYMENT A Balance of payments (BOP) sheet is an accounting record of all monetary transactions between a country and the rest of the world. These transactions include payments for the country ’s exports and imports of goods‚ services‚ and financial capital‚ as well as financial transfers. The BOP summarizes international transactions for a specific
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. According to Hindu religion‚ there are four castes i.e. Brahmin‚ Chettri‚ Baisya‚ Shudra. Dalit community belongs under Shudra caste.Dalits are discriminated against on the basis of caste and “untouchablity”.One of the survey shows that there are 33% Terai Dalit.These people are denied entry into temples and houses of higher caste people. The so called higher caste people do not drink water if it has been touched by a Dalit neither do they talk to them. Dalits are forced to work in the household
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(POP)” The broadband policy should visualizes the creation of infrastructure to support high bandwidth applications‚ through various access technologies‚ which can contribute to growth and can mutually co-exist. Drivers for Broadband 1. Evolution of web-based communication application related to information‚ data and multimedia services 2. Remote data backup and cloud computing facilities 3. Video conference and telemedicine 4. Real time online game‚ video on demand‚ digital TV
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shape the townscape. The town’s hill‚ Shreenagar‚ allows breathtaking views of the Himalayan range from Dhaulagiri in the west to Ganesh Himal in the east.Tansen is the district administrations headquarter of Palpa district‚ one out of 75 districts in Nepal‚ and since 1957 a Municipality. It is itself often referred to as Palpa‚ and its people (population approx. 13‚000 in the core area) as Palpalis.At an elevation of about 1350-m (4430 ft) above sea level the town experiences a pleasant climate throughout
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RESEARCH PAPER Rule of Law in Nepal Rule of Law in a Globalizing World . Abstract Originated from western societies‚ the principle of " Rule of Law" is making great impact on the development of non-western regions through globalizing trend. This research paper mainly looks into the development process of rule of law in Nepal- a new practitioner of rule of law system in government practice. The paper will discuss the rule of law level‚ the reason Nepal manages to attain this level and
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(N14M79) A CASE STUDY ON THE CHALLENGES FACED BY THE TOURISM INDUTRY OF NEPAL NAME: Trishakti‚ J.B. Rana; Student ID: UNIMKL-012016 Word Count: 2190 (Excluding Executive Summary) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY As a poor developing nation‚ Nepal faces many challenges and opportunities. It has just emerged from a decade long civil war and emerged as a Federal Democratic Republic in 2008. Tourism industry in Nepal has gone through a rough phase during this period‚ which has resulted in
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Culture & Religion Culture is embedded in the high peaks of Nepal‚ tradition flows with its rivers‚ art traverses through its valleys and religion lies in the heart of its people. Nepal‚ in short‚ is a country where art‚ culture and religion are a part of life of the inhabitants. People celebrate every moment with aroma‚ adding novelty to the traditions without affecting their essence. Art of Nepal The art and architecture of Nepal is deeply influenced by the religion. Unique craftsmanship can
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