Vol. 2 No. 1 (2018)

Articles

• Effect of Aspiration on Vowel Duration for Voice and Voiceless Unaspirated (Garhwali Hindi) Consonants

  S.K. Adhikari

  1-6

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• Diversity of Urban Mammals in Bharatpur Metropolitan City, Chitwan, Nepal

  Budhan Chaudhary

  7-14

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• Fish and Fish Fauna in Narayani River – A Pictorial Survey

  Devendra Dhakal

  15-22

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• Alienation and Double Consciousness in Jhumpa Lahiri’s Short Story “When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine"

  Dharma Thapa

  23-30

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• Speculative Creation of Vedic Hymns: Hermeneutic Approach to the Selected Verse

  Surendra Ghimire

  31-42

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• Women as Phenomena and Men as Sensors in Women’s Magazines

  Mukti Nath Kandel

  43-49

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• Nutritional Status and Associated Factors among Under Five Children of Slum and Non-Slum Area of Bharatpur Metropolitian City, Chitwan

  Govinda Prasad Dhungana, Aakriti Wagle

  50-59

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• Important ornamental plants of Bharatpur Metropolitan City, Nepal

  Manoj K.L. Das

  60-67

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• Participation and Challenges Faced by The women's Elected in Local Level Government at Bharatpur Metropolitan City, Chitwan, Nepal

  Keshab Raj Sapkota

  68-78

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• To study the macro habitat of fishes of Narayani river

  Saroj Prasad Sah

  79-81

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• Involvement in Self employment among Returnee Migrants in Chitwan

  Pradip Raj Tiwari

  82-92

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• Origin of Mass

  Eak Raj Paudel

  93-100

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• Case study on the size of the particle for transmission probability to take place through the barrier

  Rajendra Neupane

  101-106

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• A Study of Lognormal Model for Air Pollution Concentration

  Prem Sagar Bhandari

  107-114

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• ‘उलार’ उपन्यासमा आञ्चलिकता [Regionalism in the novel 'Ular']

  कृष्णप्रसाद Krishna Prasad सापकोटा Sapkota

  115-124

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• ‘नथिया’ उपन्यासमा जाति, क्षण र वातावरण [Caste, moment and atmosphere in the novel 'Nathiya']

  रमेश Ramesh प्रभात Prabhat

  125-133

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• 'परिबन्द’ कथामा सबाल्र्टन

  राजेन्द्र Rajendra गिरी Giri

  134-141

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