She was not known to be in any relationship with anybody
KATHMANDU, Feb 23: Sangita Magar’s completely swollen and partially disfigured face showed all the agony she has been going through. 

Whenever she tried to speak, her swollen lips would prevent her from doing so. Tears would then roll down to her hospital bedsheet. Her mother Chameli Magar keeps wiping her itchy, sticky eyes but this brings no respite from her suffering. She just lay straight and helpless on the bed, closing her watery eyes.
Sangita Magar, 16, one of the victims of Sunday’s acid attack at Basantapur-based Minus Plus Institute, a tuition center for SLC-appearing students, receiving treatment at Kathmandu Medical College as her mother sits beside her with a solemn expression.


 Sangita is just 16 and dreams of nothing else but scoring good grades in the upcoming School Leaving Certificate (SLC) exams. Her dream now seems elusive. She is the victim of an acid attack that took place at Basantapur, Sunday morning. She has sustained serious injuries to the abdomen, chest, right hand and leg. She, along with two friends, came under acid attack while attending supplementary tuition near her rented rooms at Bansantapur. A masked man had stormed into the room to carry out the attack “Our teacher was absent, so I was helping my friend Seema with accounting. Suddenly a man with a black cap came in at around 6 a.m. and threw a bottle of acid at us,” said Sangita. Her friend Hebu, who escaped injury in the attack, rushed her home.


 Sangita’s father Prem Bahadur Magar said that he poured cold water on her head as she was hurting badly and rushed her to Bir Hospital. As the case was serious, she was referred to Kathmandu Model Hospital. “As far as we know, our daughter is not in any relationship with anyone. She is a very quiet and homely person,” informed her father. Throwing of acid at women and girls is quite rare in Kathmandu, unlike in the Tarai districts and across the border. The way Sangita and her friends were attacked in broad daylight in the capital reflects the grim situation of women and girls in the country. Sangita has been living with her family in rented quarters at Basantapur for over seven years and does not hesitate to call it her home, a place where she feels safe and cozy. However, what happened on Sunday in the ‘hometown she admires’ is her worst nightmare come true Sangita is in shock. But remarkably, the horrible incident has not deflected her from her aim of excelling in the SLC exams that start from 19 March. “Even after the acid attack she has been repeating that she wants to appear the SLC and study science later on,” said her mother in a tearful voice.
Nepal Rastra Bank.
Today I am going to post about  'Bank'. I don't have to tell about bank so much because you all know about it.Today I am going to tell about the history of bank. The origin of the word,'Bank' was derived from an Italian word 'Banco'. Banks may be defined in terms of the various functions it performs. So it is quite impossible to define bank in just in one word. However, bank can be described as such as follows. ' A bank is an institution which  deals money receiving it on deposit from customers, honoring customers drawing against such deposit on demand, collecting cheques for customers and lending or investing surplus deposit until they are required or repayment.'

  Institutions Development of banking System in Nepal was establishment of Rajarath Add during the Prima Minister Randodip Sing's in 1933 B.S. the modern Banking system has been practice since 1994 B.S. with the establishment of Nepal Bank Limited. It was established under the Nepal Bank Act 1994, in order to control and regulate the banking in Nepal, Nepal Rastra Bank was established as the central Bank of the country on the 14th Baishakh 2013 B.S.

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Cybercrime is any criminal activity involving computers and networks. It can range from fraud to spam to the distant theft of government or corporate secrets through criminal trespass into remote systems, even in other countries or on other continents.

What is Cybercrime?

Online activities are as vulnerable to crime and can compromise personal safety as effectively as common physical crimes. Lawmakers, law enforcement, and individuals need to know how to protect themselves and the people for which they are responsible. You can see by the explanations of various cybercrimes below that these types of crimes have existed long before computers and the internet were made available to the general public. The only difference involves the tools used to commit the crimes.

  • Types of Cybercrime

    • Assault by Threat – threatening a person with fear for their lives or the lives of their families or persons whose safety they are responsible for (such as employees or communities) through the use of a computer network such as email, videos, or phones.
    • Child pornography – the use of computer networks to create, distribute, or access materials that sexually exploit underage children.
    • Cyber contraband – transferring illegal items through the internet (such as encryption technology) that is banned in some locations.
    • Cyberlaundering – electronic transfer of illegally-obtained monies with the goal of hiding its source and possibly its destination.
    • Cyberstalking – express or implied physical threats that creates fear through the use of computer technology such as email, phones, text messages, webcams, websites or videos.
    • Cyberterrorism – premeditated, usually politically-motivated violence committed against civilians through the use of, or with the help of, computer technology.
    Cybertheft is using a computer to steal. This includes activities related to: breaking and entering, DNS cache poisoning, embezzlement and unlawful appropriation, espionage, identity theft, fraud, malicious hacking, plagiarism, and piracy. Examples can include:
    • Advertising or soliciting prostitution through the internet. It is against the law to access prostitution through the internet (including in the state of Nevada in the United States) because the process of accessing the internet crosses state and sometimes national borders.
    • Drug sales. Both illegal and prescription drug sales through the internet are illegal except as a customer through a state-licensed pharmacy based in the United States.
    • Computer-based fraud. Fraud is different from theft because the victim voluntarily and knowingly gives the money or property to the criminal but would not have if the criminal did not misrepresent themselves or their offering. Fraud is a lie. If someone leads you on or allows you to believe something that is false to benefit them, they are lying and this is fraud. You become a victim when you voluntarily surrender monies or property based on their misrepresentation or lie. Losing money from computer crime can be especially devastating because often it is very difficult to get the money back. Other than direct scams, fraud can include acts such as altering data to get a benefit; examples are removing arrest records from a police station server, changing grades on a school computer system, or deleting speeding tickets from driving records.
    • Online gambling. Gambling over the internet is a violation of American law because the gambling service providers require electronic payment for gambling through the use of credit cards, debit cards, electronic fund transfers which is illegal under recent US legislation.
  • Cybertresspass – accessing a computer’s or network’s resources without authorization or permission from the owner, but does not alter, disturb, misuse, or damage the data or system. This is hacking for the purpose of entering an electronic network without permission. Examples might include:
    1. Using a wireless internet connection at a hotel at which you are staying and accessing the hotel’s private files without disturbing them because they are available.
    2. Reading email, files, or noting which programs are installed on a third-party's computer system without permission just for fun, because you can. This is sometimes simply called snooping.
    Cybervandalism - Damaging or destroying data rather than stealing or misusing them (as with cybertheft) is called cybervandalism. This can include a situation where network services are disrupted or stopped. This deprives the computer/network owners and authorized users (website visitors, employees) of the network itself and the data or information contained on the network. Examples:
    • Entering a network without permission and altering, destroying, or deleting data or files.
    • Deliberately entering malicious code (viruses, rootkits, trojans) into a computer network to monitor, follow, disrupt, stop, or perform any other action without the permission of the owner of the network.
    • Attacking the server of the computer network (DDoS attack) so the server does not perform properly or prevents legitimate website visitors from accessing the network resources with the proper permissions.
Female education is an important pre-requisite for development. It may surprise you that while Harvard was established in 1636, females weren't going to college in equal number as that of males up until the 1980s. However, women are still lagging behind in developing countries like Nepal. Population of Nepal is approximately 27 million of which approximately 12 million are men and 13 million are women according to 2011 census. This census clearly shows that females constitute more portion of the population than males. Thus, female education is even more necessary in Nepal. 

Female education was started in Nepal during the rule of Rana Prime Minister, Padma Shumsher. He established Padma Kanya School at Dillibazar, Padmodaya High School at Putalisadak and Padma Kanya Mandir at Chhetrapati which triggered female education in Nepal during his rule of three years (2002-2005 B.S.). At present, the female literacy rate has grown upto 44.5%. for boosting the development of the country, the condition of women must be improved. 

Napoleon once said,"Give me good mothers, I'll give you a good nation". Women are the mothers of the future generations. If women are educated, the future generation is also educated. Educated mothers teach their children good values and enables them to become responsible citizens of tomorrow. Moreover, the living standard of people increases by female education as educated women get employment opportunities and they can also contribute in supporting their family financially. This way, they no longer have to depend on males and the socio-economic condition of women improves. As a result, gender discrimination is controlled. Education of women can also be helpful in eradicating social evils like dowry problem, unemployment problem, sati system, etc. This way, social peace can be established.

Many INGOs and NGOs like UNESCO, UNICEF, UNDP have been working with the objective to educate females and uplift the conditiion of women. For instance, The Government of Nepal has introduced "Chelibeti Programme" to uplift the standard of female education. Women like Rakshya Rana (first lady pilot of Nepal), Anuradha Koirala (CNN Hero of the Year 2010), Pushpa Basnet (CNN Hero of the Year 2012) have shown Nepal the potential and capability of Nepalese women. Howevcer, it is only through modernization, a gradual change in the psyche of society regarding female eductaion, that female education can be implemented effectively. 
      Literally translating to ‘the great night of Shiva’ ,the festival of Shivaratri is just around the corner. We thought we’d take you on a ride through its many unique rituals.

THE BHANG, DHATURO AND GANJA INNDULGENCE: We find people enjoying these, otherwise illegal, intoxicants throughout the day of Shivaratri as part of the celebration. The authorities on this day do not intervene in this matter.

RITUAL REASON:These are taken as prasadas of Lord Shiva on a day dedicated to him.

THE NAGA JOGI: Shivaratri is famous for their fair shares of Jogis that come in numbers of observe the festival. They are clad in minimal or no attire.

RITUAL REASON: The minimal attire is the Jogi’s way of devoting himself to god-an expression of sacrificing worldly pleasures to lead a simple life.

THE BATO CHEKNE:In this very popular Shivaratri ritual,(mostly)children stand on the either side of a road with ropes in their  hands to stop the passersby, letting them go only with the exchange of money.

RITUAL REASON: The tradition which has been observed for decades is particularly done to collect funds for nightly activities during the festival. People observe the custom of staying up all night for merrymarking which is called ‘Jagart.’

THE SHIVA DHUNI:Shiva Dhuni or the great bonfire in the name of Shiva is lit up during the night by all  observers of the festival.

RITUAL REASON:The bonfire that is kept burning throughout the night is an accompaniment for neighbors, friends and family to come together and celebrate; the perfect provider of warmth to enjoy jargarat with.

THE GREAT MELA:Pashupatinath Temple hosts the great Mela during the festivity. Devotees from all over the world come in packs to pray and offer offerings.


RITUAL REASON:Pashupatinath Temple is one of the major Shiva Temples for Hindus all over the world. And the temple celebrating his big way, only makes sense.
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