While reading mail about the topic provided for this week for blogging competition, It reminded me that I am going to be an educated unemployed after few months since I am about to graduate. After graduation looking for jobs in magazines, roaming here and there in search of job and submitting application along with documents and resume would become my daily routine. Despite good recommendations and score in transcript I might not get job due to nepotism, lack of experience etc. Then there would be no option of preparing for Graduate Record Examinations and go abroad in search of better…
It is said that youths are the pillar, future and good resource of the country since they have potentialities to bring the change. In my view, it is incomplete to explain youth as only the pillar and resource of country. They are parent of up-coming generation as well as bridging link between two generations lying in extreme poles. There is another generation which likes to follow youths and is following them adopting their behavior. Following generation prefer youths to the old because thoughts, norms, values, attitudes, behavior etc. differs between these two generations. Each activity that youths perform has direct…
Asia and the Pacific has been the world’s largest resource user since the mid-1990s and if current trends continue, its CO2 emissions are likely to more than triple by 2050, putting an unbearable strain on the earth’s ecosystems. Energy: According to IEA projections, global energy demand is set to increase by one-third from 2010 to 2035, with the People’s Republic of China, India, and other developing Asian countries accounting for over 60% of the global total. Without greater use of renewable energy and improved energy efficiency, developing Asia’s share in global energy-related CO2 emissions could increase from the current 35% to…
Training on Social Media for Bridging Urban and Rural Youth has been successfully completed in 2070/01/29 B.S. (May 12 2013 A.D.) at Institute of Agriculture and Animal Science(IAAS) Rampur campus, Nepal with more than 40 undergraduates of Agriculture and Veterinary Science as participants. Aim of training was to provide knowledge about social media and its wise application and bridge the gap between the rural and urban youths via different social media such as blogs, Facebook, twitter, linkedIn etc. It was organized by environment activists Mrs Kavita Gautam and Mr Jiban Panthi. Program was supported by Youth Action Fund.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you will have heard about the Google Panda update and what it did to many low-quality websites last year. It was more like a Google sniper attack on all the spam and rubbish sites. Honestly, this does not seem to be the end of the Panda: there is more to come, and we need to watch out. The whole reason Google made these changes was to give Google users a good experience when they use Google search, and why not? When I look for something on Google the last thing I would want…
