Shree Kumar Maharjan, Ph.D. International Cooperation Studies

Disaster is unexpected and unaware abnormalities seen in human being and their livelihood and in environment as well due to natural and man made activities. Nepal, lying in between Tibetan tectonic plate and Indian tectonic plate, is one of the severe hazards zones for disaster. There were different disasters seen every year in Nepalese context. Every person faces different forms of disasters in his/her daily life style. Once occurring disaster creates severe impact in his/her life. That’s why, it is better to prevent and mitigate disaster before occurrence. History shows occurrence of Mega disaster episode in every 75 years on an average on the basis of seismic record. Different studies and researches on disaster assumed that such possibility of happening huge devastating disaster in near future at any time and any place. Human even can not ascertain its center. As we know that, we can not prevent and stop disaster from its occurrence. It is out of human control. According to differen

A Heritage walk program for Patan site was organized by AFYSE Almuni on Saturday, 1st Dec 2007. The main objective of the program was to set an example for running the individual project in collaboration with others and for joint venture on various ideas inside Almuni itself. The Idea of Heritage Walk was developed and the program was managed by Ms. Edina, AFYSE Ist batch and Mr. Saurav, AFYSE II batch. The expectation of the program was it would help the participants to gain general knowledge on what Heritage site actually are, their importance for our ancestor and now for us, and give opportunity to know how and what some people are doing to preserve the basic norms for the future generation. The walk began from the Patan Dhoka with eight participants (names are given bottom). According to Sarauv, one should know what heritage site really means, as there are still confusions among the general people that only the core sites like, Hanuman Dhoka, patan Durbar square etc. lie in heritag

Natural Expedition and hike program for the students of Kirtipur Municipality 2007 Shree Kumar Maharjan, Ashoka Forum for Young Social Entrepreneurs (AFYSE) - 2007, Third Batch Email: skmah70@hotmail.com , 9841451293 Background Most of the schools and colleges follow theoretical teaching learning practice. This type of teaching ignores students from the outer world, focusing them in course books only. It is important that the students obtain theoretical knowledge, but it is equally important that they also have knowledge of practical issues. Our environment, nature and natural resources are indispensable for our life, are deteriorating day by day due to many human interventions. If the trend continues, there will no such invaluable resources within next or two decades, which means the slogans of “HARIYO BAN NEPAL KO DHAN and JAL SAMPADA UNNATI KO ADHAR” will limit only to the books and stories. Though, some organizations are working to aware, conserve and preserve these priceless resou

Shree Kumar Maharjan (published in Yuwa Awaz) smilingsiri@gmail.com Meaning of Dream ‘DREAM’ ( ;kgf in nepali) stands for Discover Realistic, Enthusiastic Ambition in your Mind . It literally means a series of pictures or events in the mind of a person and act or time of seeing this. The person who dreams can be say dreamer. It is not confined to sleeping person. That means a person can dream whenever s/he may not in sleep in daytime, which is called as daydream and daydreamer. That’s why; it is a state of mind without proper perception of reality. It is an ideal aspiration or ambition that leads to vision of a person, if dreamt correctly. Every person in this world dreams about his/her personal life, life partner, family, society and nation. Everyone is crazy about his/her life in future. So s/he visualizes how s/he would like to be in future. Community and society also visualize how they would like to see their community development in the future and how they as a community can ach

Name: Shree Kumar Maharjan Son of: Nanda Lal Maharjan and Laxmi Maharjan Date of Birth: 1st December 1979 Marital Status: Single Permanent Address: Kirtipur-12, Panga, Kathmandu, Nepal Phone: 9841451293 (Mobile), 977-014334219 (Residence) Email: skmah70@hotmail.com , skmah2001@yahoo.com , smilingsiri@gmail.com , Education Degree Major area of study Division Percentage Passed Year Institution M. Sc. Ag. (2 years) Conservation Ecology Distinction (topper in department) 87.5 2006 IAAS B. Sc. Ag. (4 Years) Conservation Ecology First Division 72.06 2002 IAAS I. Sc. Ag. (2 years) Agronomy, Horticulture, Animal Science First Division 67.02 1999 IAAS, Lamjung SLC Board Science, Mathematics, English First Division 71 1996 Jana Sewa Secondary School, Panga Thesis title: Promotion and Development of Agritourism Industry in Chitwan District with Special Reference to TRPAP Area. Awards: Ø Young Social Entrepreneur by Ashoka Foundation Nepal in 2007. Ø Awarded a partial thesis research grant from To