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KATHMANDU, JUNE 29Rainfall along with wind and storm is likely to happen in some parts of the country due to influence of monsoon wind. Possibility of heavy rainfall in Koshi, Bagmati provinces Country witnessing partial impact of westerly wind, low pressure system According to the Meteorological Forecasting Division of the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology, light to medium rains is taking place in some areas of Karnali, Gandaki, Bagmati and Koshi provinces with partial to general changes throughout the country.There will be general to finish changes throughout the nation this afternoon. Light to moderate rains with thunderstorm and lightning is likely to take place in a couple of places of Sudurpaschim, Karnali, Lumbini, Gandaki and Bagmati provinces.

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50 aspiring entrepreneurs co-learning in boot camp in Bardiya 50 aspiring entrepreneurs co-learning in boot camp in Bardiya

KATHMANDU, JUNE 29

As many as 50 aspiring entrepreneurs gathered in Bardiya for a boot camp organized by Youth Innovation Lab (YI-Lab) from June 22 to 26.

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The boot camp aimed to learn, unlearn, and relearn the essentials of entrepreneurship and starting sustainable, climate-smart businesses. It brought together 30 ecopreneurs trained through Skill Up! Program by Center for Environmental and Agricultural Policy Research, Extension and Development - CEAPRED (funded by Welthungerhilfe) and 20 Climate Smart Entrepreneurs from the Nepali Yuwa in Climate Action and Green Growth Project (funded by the European Union).

Ecopreneurs were farmers with more than three years of experience running a business while Climate Smart Entrepreneurs were youth in the early stage of starting a business.

All the participants were young professionals, including women and marginalized groups from Karnali and Sudurpashchim provinces. Trainers for the boot camp were Kumar Paudel, Binaya Poudel, Suhrid Chapagain, and Hari Poudel.

The boot camp started with an introduction to the Business Model Canvas (BMC), where participants learned the nine components of BMC that included the value proposition, customer segment, product value, key partners, activities and resources, revenue stream, and access to finance. Furthermore, a virtual session on the legal and technical aspects of entrepreneurship was also conducted.

Parallel sessions were conducted for Ecopreneurs and Climate Smart Entrepreneurs to cater to their specific needs. For the Ecopreneurs, the boot camp provided technical support through sessions focused on crop calendars and farming techniques tailored for vegetable and goat farming. For the Climate Smart Entrepreneurs, the boot camp provided young entrepreneurs with the essential knowledge and tools to succeed in business through interactive sessions, from which they learned about the business model canvas and addressing customer pain points. Furthermore, participants were introduced to the strategies and tools essential for effective marketing in the digital era.

Entrepreneurs at various stages of their journey came together for combined sessions to learn and share. The Market Place Exhibition on the final day showcased climate smart entrepreneurs' ideas and prototypes, while ecopreneurs shared their business experiences. The event also facilitated networking and potential collaborations for learning and growth.

YI-Lab supports ecopreneurs in Karnali and Sudurpaschim provinces by offering business incubation services.

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CHITWAN, JUNE 29The Chitwan National Park (CNP) has actually banned industrial jungle drive (safari) inside the Park from July 1 till further notice. NFSJ launches 'Hike with Scientist' in Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park 22 rhinos, 3 tigers pass away in previous 11 months in Chitwan National Park

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RAUTAHAT, JUNE 28It has emerged that agents are running throughout the district to sweet talk people into changing their faith and transforming to Christianity. Weekend mass shootings leave 6 people dead and lots hurt throughout the United States Negative weather affect flights throughout the nation As learnt, the poor and ignorant are among the most susceptible to conversion, primarily seen in the Hindu neighborhood, being enticed by guarantees. Individuals in the Hindu community in Rautahat's Katahariya have actually revealed issue at the efforts at conversions into Christianity in the poor and uneducated regions. Though the constitution of the country has entitled everyone to practice the religion of their option, by no means does it allow anybody to get individuals to change their faith on the basis of guarantees, said regional social activist Sanjaya Mishra of Katahariya. According to the law of the land, anybody founded guilty of motivating one to alter religious beliefs, is accountable to face jail sentence up to five years. It's surprising that no one is bothered even when agents stroll our villages and towns easily stalking Hindus and trying to get them to convert into Christianity, Hindu Council Nepal, Rautahat, Spokesperson Abhimanyu Patel said.A variation of this article appears in the print on June 29, 2023, of The Himalayan Times.

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KATHMANDU, JUNE 29Hindu devotees across Nepal are commemorating the Harishayani Ekadashi festival today Bakra Eid being observed today. Nepal-China Friendship Dragon Boat Race Festival to be hung on June 23, 24 The festival is observed on the very first day of the four-month holy duration of Chaturmas by fasting and worshipping Lord Vishnu, among the popular Hindu deities regarded as the protector of the universe.Ekadashi or the l lth lunar day of Shukla Paksha or the intense fortnight of the month of Asar is marked by routines such as worshipping Lord Vishnu, reciting the Holy Scriptures associating with him and chanting Lord Vishnu-oriented hymns, among others. On the day of Harishayani Ekadashi, Hindus plant Tulasi/basil (Ocimum tenuiflorum) on their backyards, which they praise as a kind of Lord Vishnu for the next four months till the day of Haribodhini Ekadashi, the concluding day of the Chaturmas. It is believed that by worshipping the oxygen-rich plant basil, Lord Vishnu grants his fans their wishes.The Chaturmas, a duration from the 11th day of the waxing moon of the month of Ashadh (Ashadh Shukla Ekadashi) to the 11th day of the waxing moon of the month of Kartik (Kartik Shukla Ekadashi) is considered a holy duration for the praise of Lord Vishnu.There are altogether 24 Ekadashi in the lunar calendar in a year. Of the two lots of Ekadashis in Ekadashis (Harishayani Ekadashi and Prabodhini Ekasadhi) are considered the great ones.Devotees observe fasting on this day and visit the Temples committed to Lord Vishnu and his versions.

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BARA, JUNE 28An unannounced power cut in the scorching heat has badly affected life in the backwoods of Bara. Days of sweltering heat, power cuts in northern India overwhelm medical facilities as death toll climbs No power export by cutting domestic supply, says NEA Nepal Electricity Authority, without previous notification, has been cutting power for a long period of time, sometimes more than 50 times in a day. This has actually affected life in the Tarai. The problems took place in Manaharwa, Shreepur, Jaitapur, Bhodaha, Jitkaiya, Maheshpur, Dohari and Majhauliya of the district.Rabin Parajuli, a local of Jitpursimara sub-metropolis stated that they had actually been facing issues due to power cuts in the scorching heat time and once again. He added that regional farmers might not irrigate their fields and plant paddy following the exact same. The farmers stated they might not gather and sell milk due to absence of electrical energy. Another regional Dev Bahadur Magar stated that they could not even assist the kids with their research studies. The services provided by the local organisations and workplaces have likewise been impacted due to frequent power cuts.Chairman Chatur Babu Wagle of the sub-metropolis stated that the staff might not supply service to service seekers from their offices due to extreme heat. Electronic devices have actually started to go dysfunctional due to power cuts.Meanwhile, NEA, Kalaiya, distribution Centre Chief Rishi Kumar Barnawal stated that the issues occurred due to the old infrastructure and large transmission areas.A version of this article appears in the print on June 29, 2023, of The Himalayan Times.

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