Dr. Bijesh Mishra

  • Semi-intensive Coop Constructed in Syafru VDC of Rasuwa District.

    Bijesh Mishra, Ph.D.
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    “Semi-intensive coop not only has reduced losses of poultry from wild animals and thieves but also help to maintain good sanitation around the houses.”

  • विश्लेषण: कमलरीदेखि सभासदसम्म, शान्ता चौधरी

    Bijesh Mishra, Ph.D.

    कोलिंसमा GRE को पढाई सकेर फर्केपछि कोठामा मात्र के छिरेको थिए, अगाडिको टेबलमा अनौठो नाम गरेको एउटा पुस्तकमाथि मेरो नजर पुग्यो—“शान्ता चौधरी: कमलरीदेखि सभासदसम्म” | पुस्तकको नाम आफैमा मेरो ध्यान खिच्नको लागि पर्याप्त थियो| पुस्तकको बिषय-बस्तुमा सरर्सर्ती नजर डुलाउदै जादा मेरो ध्यान, त्यहाँ भित्रको एउटा अध्यायको शीर्षकमा गयो: गर्भवती भएपछिको पिडा, जसको केही अंश म यहाँ जस्ताको त्यस्तै राख्न चाहन्छु| “उपाय केही थिएन| पुनः जलेको छाप्रो टालटुल गरि त्यही बस्न थाल्यौ| भर्खर दोस्रो पटक सुत्केरी भएकी मान्छे, खानेकुरा केही थिएन| भोकभोकै दिन बिताए| एक वर्ष अगाडी मात्रै मेरो पहिलो बच्चा जन्मिएको थियो| त्यो बेला पाँच दिनसम्म पानि मात्र खाएर बचेको…

  • Changing Common Perception of Agriculture

    Bijesh Mishra, Ph.D.
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    I was born in a society where people perceive agriculture as a poor man’s occupation which is done for survival but not as a career. People here believe that agriculture is nothing more than playing with dirt and excreta under hot sun. They argue the point that agriculture is for uneducated people and educated people should be involved in occupations like medical science, engineering, teaching, banking etc. Needless to say, I was also the part of that society. After I completed my higher secondary level study in natural science, my brother suggested me to join agricultural science. He explained to…

  • Youth Climate Report: The Youth Express

    Bijesh Mishra, Ph.D.
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    Climate is changing and we are facing its impacts. There is both positive and negative impact of climate changes but we need to focus on negative impacts of it because they are vulnerable to us. In mountainous countries like Nepal, Climate changes leads to continuous melting of snows, glacier lakes etc. People living just below snowy mountains or glacier lakes are in heavy risk and people living in hilly as well as terai regions are also facing bad impacts of climate change such as rise in temperature, fluctuation in rainfall pattern, uneven rise in water level etc.

  • The End of Millennium Development Goals and Beyond

    Bijesh Mishra, Ph.D.
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    On September 08, 2000 leaders from United Nations (UN) member countries along with 23 different international organizations met up in Millennium Summit to addresses different human problems. After three days long millennium summit, general assembly of UN realizes that combine effort of countries and people all over the world is necessary to solve existing problems; solving problem alone is not possible. After realizing the facts, eight different development goals or promises were set up following the Millennium Declaration of UN and agreed to achieve by the year 2015 A.D. Those goals were eradicating extreme poverty and hunger, achieving universal primary…