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We log in to our social media accounts on a daily basis. But, weak passwords leave our accounts vulnerable to various cyber attacks. Om Sagar Mishra explains what makes a password strong and how it keeps our accounts safe.

Om Sagar Mishra, an IT consultant, working on his laptop while explaining how to make strong passwords.

City is under health threat. The meat shops in Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu are quite unhygienic. The fresh houses do not give much importance on cleanliness. We can hardly find neat and clean fresh house in the city. Storage system is poor. Meat are placed openly. The weapons are not clean. Butcher's don't use gloves on their hand. says, meat shouldn’t be kept openly. But, there are flies all around in the meat. Butchers do not clean their hands. People are buying those meats and unaware of health issues. Local Health Assistant Shivajung Thapa is running a medical hall. He says, use of unhygienic meat leads to several communicable diseases. 'Related authorities like Municipality, Ward and Consumer's Forum should do regular monitoring and regulate the fresh houses to keep people healthy,' he says.  

 In the 21st century English learning is being popular but still many Nepali students is following Sanskrit education. Of course, language is not simply a medium of communication, but a strong identity of any community.

This story is about the meat shops of Budhanilkantha which are not so hygienic.Butchers do not keep meat shops neat and clean. They have poor storage system. Weapons are cleaned very traditionally.Law says, meat shouldn’t be kept openly. But, there are flies all around in the meat. Butchers do not clean their hands. People are buying those meats and unaware of health issues. Local Health Assistant Shivajung Thapa is running a medical hall. He says, use of unhygienic meat leads to several communicable diseases.  

The organic fresh reddish, in the ‘Hotel Park Village’. There are many hotels bt they have not  the concept to make   organic kitchen garden  .  I found the best way to get  fresh green vegetable.  if you did like this then you  have not  pay for it and you can save your money.

In the many places of Kathmandu there are numerous open potholes and drains along sides of the roads.  One of the example that we can take is of the drainage leaking from the Pulchowk-Jhamsikhel road and because of this, the pedestrians & the local people around are facing lots of problem.

Park Village Resort is  located at Bhudhainkantha, Kathmandu has begins to give very good service of electric Riksha for guest to go room. This is a campaign focusing on environment  friendly vechles. In here there are two electric auto riskcha which is making happy for guess good begins for environment friendly campaign 

Park Village Resort is  located at Bhudhainkantha, Kathmandu has begins to give very good service of electric Riksha for guest to go room. This is a campaign focusing on environment  friendly vechles. In here there are two electric auto riskcha which is making happy for guess good begins for environment friendly campaign .

The charm of Sanskrit education is increasing in Nepal comparing to last decade. For the few enrollment of seat high number of students do the competition. There are one hundred 25 Sanskrit School(Gurukul) is teaching Sanskrit education. In the next to Bhudhhalinkantha, Kathmandu 45 students are learning Sanskrit education.

Women in the temple area clean in the morning at Budhanilkantha Temple . She is cleanes every morning. She clean every kind waste.

A lot of youths in Nepal are attracted towards organic farming along with increased consumers interest and demand in organic vegetables. Despite this increase in interest, those interested are unaware of the financial grant provided by the government. There are a lot of farmers who are inclined towards organic farming via the means of tunnel farming. Chin Bahadur Tamang, a 30 years old farmer from Sindhupalchowk is in agriculture since long. A lot of his friends have chosen to go for foreign employment, but he has rather chosen to stay in his homeland and do organic farming. Despite his keen interest and dedication for organic farming, he is unaware of the 33.7 billion  grant (Nepalese Rupees) allocated by the government for fiscal year 2075/76 in order to assist those farmers. Had he known about the grant, he could have had the opportunity to finance some of the expenditure via government means and not invest 800,000 NPR from his own self. In his 4 Ropanis of tunnel farming, he harvests Cauliflower, beans etc along with some seasonal vegetables. The word of mouth of organic products is so high and is considered a very healthy alternative to inorganic products. If the government could inform and support the youths towards farming in homeland, a lot of youths who are currently working abroad could get a feasible assurance that financial independence is possible in Nepal as well.

A story on how small initiatives can contribute for good reasons as the Park Village is contributing for 'Go Green' campaign. #GoGreen

Listen! the advices from a tree, it will certainly inspire you. #GoGreen

Now the demand of organic vegetables is very high in Nepal. A lot of youths are attracted to this business. 30 years old Chin Bahadur Tamang is one of them. Along with increased consumers interest and demand in organic vegetables, who are attracted to this  business are unaware of the financial grant provided by the government. Government has allocated 33.7 billion rupees to support agriculture in fiscal year 2075/76. 

Ramesh Lama, a hotel staff who is caring the greenery of Park Village Hotel situated at Budhanilkanth, Kathmandu since 18 years. He is from Sindhupalchowk. He is an eyewitness of the journey of 'Go Green' of Park Village from the beginning. #GoGreen