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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...
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