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Khaś Rājya, Jumlā, Bajhāṅg ra Kumāũkā Kehī Abhilekh
An article on five abhilekhs found in Nepal at Khasa rajya, Jumla, Bajhang, and Kumau. The article contains the original inscriptions as well as descriptions of them. (Rajeev Ranjan Singh 2007-02-04)
Jyampā (Vyams-pa) Gumbāko Karchyāgamā Ullekhit Tithimitiharū: Blo (Mustāṅ) Rājyako Aitihāsik Kālkram-Eka Carcā
The article discusses writings on the Jyampa monastery. The monastery is situated in Mustang (Balo). The article traces the history of the place with the help of artwork of the monastery. (Rajeev Ranj...
(Ācārya Dīpṅkar Śrījān) Atīśā ko Tibbat Yātrā: Eka Adhyayan
The article traces the journey of Atīśa Dīpaṅkaraśrījñāna to Tibet. He occupies an important place in the history of Buddhist religion. The article briefly describes his life and the r...
The Anthropology of Development in Nepal: A Review Article of Foreign Aid Projects in the Kathmandu Valley
and Expatriate Assisted Community Development as a Possibility in Kirtipur by the Kirtipur Programme. The author seeks to demonstrate the importance of addressing the full panoply of human fact...
Women's Work and Child-bearing Experience: Two Ethnic Groups of Salme, Nepal
The article studies how motherhood is related to the working behavior of women in a mountain environment in Nepal. In many societies, women play a dual role: they contribute to the subsistence economy...
Nāgas
The article focuses on nagas and their role in the day to day practice of religion in the Kathmandu valley. The article contains three sections. The first is a descriptive account, for the ethnographi...
Ethnicity and National Integration in Nepal: A Statement of the Problem
The article discusses ethnicity and national integration in Nepal. Nepal is a multi-ethnic and pluralistic society. In Nepal, its various social segments called by their respective caste names (jat or...
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