Dhulikhel Hospital

Dhulikhel Hospital, a capital of Nepal University hospital, is associate degree freelance, not for profit, non-government hospital in Dhulikhel, Kavrepalanchok,Nepal.

The hospital was planned and supported by the Dhulikhel community, as a health service supplier. The hospital was inaugurated by the late king Birendra Bir Bikram monarch Dev in 1996, as a cooperative project of the Dhulikhel Health Service Association , NepaliMed and Dhulikhel Municipality.

The hospital covers a population of two.5 million folks from Dolakha, Bhaktapur, Kavrepalanchowk, Ramechhap, Sindhupalchowk, Sindhuli, and different districts. Dhulikhel Hospital has provided services to folks from quite fifty out of seventy five districts of the country. About 2.7 million folks from Kavrepalanchowk, Sindhuli, Dolakha, Ramechhap, Sindhupalchowk and close districts square measure served during a year. There square measure important range of cases referred from completely different components of the country.

Dhulikhel hospital is additionally the university hospital for all the medical programs run below the collaboration with capital of Nepal University (constituent medical programs of capital of Nepal University). capital of Nepal University college of Medical Sciences is running MBBS, BDS, BSc. Nursing, BNS, BPT, MD/MS in numerous specialties during this hospital.

Dhulikhel Hospital ensures that every one paramedical employees at the stretch centers receive regular coaching and square measure on-call twenty four hours on a daily basis just in case of emergencies. Regular doctor visits square measure scheduled  to the stretch centers. These centers also are used as a method of providing higher level specialised care. In 2011-2012 year alone we tend to organized 244 specialised camps within the following areas in numerous rural areas of Nepal:

1. General Surgery
2. Ophthalmology
3. Cardiology
4. Gastroenterology
5. Obstetrics & medicine
6. Orthopedic
7. Psychiatry
8. Urosurgery
9. ENT
10. Gynecology
11. Physiotherapy
12. Paediatrics
13. Dental
14. Dermatology

At Dhulikhel Hospital, national capital University Hospital, stretch placements square measure a section of all the medical and paramedical students’ studies, which inspires them to be actively concerned in community attention. within the past, students have stayed at varied stretch centers for a most of fortnight wherever they need been on-hand to cater to the requirements of patients twenty four hours on a daily basis.

Through the Department of Community Programs, the workers at the Dhulikhel Hospital coordinate several [public health] programs designed to uplift communities by up their commonplace of living. varied public health programs are conducted: plantation programs around colleges and villages; care training; hygiene and sanitation teaching for varsity children; awareness programs for ladies (for problems likecervical cancer, carcinoma, female internal reproductive organ prolapse); and mental healthawareness programs for each ladies and faculty kids.

Current Public Health Programs include:

1. Plantation Programs and Community biology
2. Micro-Finance Programs
3. School Health Programs
4. Women's Awareness Programs
5. Micro-Insurance Programs
6. Occupational Health Programs
7. Improved preparation Stoves Construction

In addition to coaching the hospital's own workers at the stretch Centes, coaching courses for health personnel from government health centres also are conducted.The partnership work covers alternative areas of Asian nation. Technical help is provided to eight hospitals everywhere the Asian nation.

The partners include:

1. Ampipal Hospital, Gorkha District
2. Dolpa Health Centre, Dolpa District
3. Tamakoshi Cooperative Hospital, Ramechhap District
4. Sahaj Community Hospital, Nawalparasi District
5. Poyan Health Centre, Solukhumbhu District
6. Necha Health Centre, Okhaldhunga District
7. Phalebas Health Centre, Parbat District
8. Bayalpata Hospital, Achham District

Panauti

Panauti is a verifiable city in Nepal. It is 36 Kilometer(km) South-East from the capital city i.e Kathmandu. It was a little state given by King Bhupatindra Malla as settlement to his sister. 

The Information Technology Park, nation's just Information Technology Park is arranged in Panauti.

Panauti, a residential area found 32 km Southeast of Kathmandu, found in the focal areas of Nepal. Panauti is a verifiable city found in Nepal, as it was initially a little state given by King Bhupatindra Malla as an endowment to his sister. This town has a populace of under 10,000 individuals and a couple of conspicuous symbols, for instance, the Durbar square and Indreswor sanctuary found in the town focus. Toward the end of the 13th Century, Panauti was at last incorporated into the bound together kingdom of Nepal, alongside Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur, which are all previous capital urban areas of the Kathmandu valley. Panauti, comprises of a mixed bag of Buddhist and Hindu religious landmarks, and is thought to be one of the territory's most essential medieval destinations.

Panauti, arranged at the conversion of the two waterways Rosi and Punyamati, has been viewed as a vital religious site following ahead of schedule times. In Nepali society, such stream frightened spots. A visit or simply a thorough cleansing in such places empowers man to be liberated from numerous wrongdoings and tensions. Also, it is additionally accepted that at Panauti, notwithstanding previously stated two waterways, a third waterway Lilawati likewise unites making it again a tri-intersection called Triveni. Be that as it may, the last one is said to be obvious just to the sheers and the scholarly people. The vicinity of this at Panauti has included and strikingly upgraded its religious sacredness and prevalence also. By virtue of this, each bubbly event, an awesome number of aficionados from all over the nation pour here for a sacred thorough cleansing and to pay haomage to the close-by Indreshwor Mahadev Temple and other heavenly destinations situated here. The site is likewise viewed as Prayagtirtha of Nepal.

Panauti is one of the most established towns in Nepal, comprising of numerous sanctuaries that are still present till this day going back to the 15th Century or prior. It has been wrangled about that Panauti was established by Ananda Malla (1274-1310BC), others accept that there is a brilliant scripture dated 1385, which is situated inside the Indreshwar sanctuary expressing that King Harisingh Dev established the town. 

The Indreshwar sanctuary is one of the biggest and tallest pagoda style sanctuaries in Nepal. It was initially constructed over a lingam in 1294, making it the most seasoned surviving sanctuary of Nepal. The rooftop struts decorating the two lower stories of the sanctuary are particular Nepalese wood-cutting and construction modeling. The upper area of the sanctuary is hung with pots and dish, offerings from youthful wedded couples seeking after an upbeat and prosperous family life. Tragically, the 1998 seismic tremor created impressive harm and the building is as yet anticipating for rebuilding.

Panauti, comprises of a mixture of Buddhist and Hindu religious landmarks, and is thought to be one of the zone's most critical medieval locales. It is considered as the most masterful town in Nepal after Kathmandu Valley. 

As every society has its extraordinary functions and festival, Panauti holds various celebrations mirroring the old custom and antiquated mythology. A standout amongst the most critical is the three-day-long Panauti Jatra.

Panauti Jatra is known as the chariot celebration which happens consistently in Panauti, toward the end of the storm. The Jatra celebration more often than not starts on the tenth day of the brilliant fortnight amid the month of Jestha (May–June). The Jatra is normally celebrated for three days, as everybody gets to be occupied for the readiness of commending the celebration, known as "Duin-chha-nya-ye-ke-guis", which is typically held at night. This occasion is one of the major social attractions of the Panauti Jatra. Amid this celebration, pictures of the divine beings (from the town's sanctuaries) are put in a chariot and showed around the city. The pulling of the chariot starts from the town's old Durbar Square. A group comprising of a cleric, a lady, and a doorman traverses the Punyamati River to love the Gods. This traverse the Punyamati River is a yearly occasion and means the custom from numerous prior years. The accompanying day of celebration is called Mu-jatra, which implies the primary celebration. On this day, a number of the inhabitants of Panauti will yield male goats or ducks to the Gods, and numerous other will basically make an offering of nourishment. The 6th day is the full moon day, which is otherwise called Panauti Punhi. This day is the most positive day for going to the stream and cleaning your body.

Panauti is arranged at the juncture of two principle streams, Rosi and Punyamati which has been viewed as a vital religious site. In Nepali society, it is likewise accepted that streams are hallowed spots and such a visit permits man to wash down his body and be liberated from sins and tensions. Moreover it is accepted that there is additionally a third "undetectable" waterway, Lilawati making a tri-intersection and is truly known to have astoundingly upgraded Nepal's religious sacredness and notoriety particularly in Panuati. Because of the union of these three waterways, on merry events, substantial quantities of individuals from around the globe result in these present circumstances blessed spot to offer their regards, and also going to the Indreswor sanctuary and other heavenly locales situated in Panuati. The conversion of these three waterways is a critical journey site where at regular intervals, a month-long reasonable is held known as the Makar Mela. Amid this festival, hundred and a large number of enthusiasts visit Panauti to rinse themselves in this consecrated water.

This celebration is running in Harisiddhi VDC Since 774 Nepal Sambat by King Pratap Malla.

Amid the 1990s, a system of partnership of French Food, supported and empowered the complete remodel of various religious landmarks and chronicled structures inside Panauti. This purging of the old town through an incomprehensible number of systems, permitted to launch the formation of numerous new schools. 

Nepal's country to urban relocation has been immensely quickening, with populace develop rates in ubrna regions as high as 7%, which is well over the national populace development rate of 2.3% every annum. Some of Nepal's urban zones now encounter deficient drinking water supply, indiscriminate transfer of strong waste and human waste, and uncontrolled urban development. 

As of late, the Nepal Urban and Environmental Improvement Project has been set up by the legislature so as to take care of this decentralization circumstance. 

The task has five primary parts: 

1. City institutional fortifying and income assembly 

2. Procurement of urban and natural base 

3. Procurement of supplementary urban offices 

4. Group advancement 

5. Venture execution help.

Bhaktapur

Bhaktapur (Nepali: भक्तपुर Bhaktapur ), truly means Place of fans. Otherwise called Bhadgaon or Khwopa (Newar: ख्वप Khwopa), it is an ancient or old Newar city in the east corner of the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal, around 8 miles (13 km) from the capital city, Kathmandu. It is situated in Bhaktapur District in the Bagmati Zone.   Bhaktapur was the biggest of the three Newar kingdoms of the Kathmandu Valley, and was the capital of Nepal amid the colossal 'Malla Kingdom' until the second 50% of the 15th century. Today it is the third biggest city in the Kathmandu Valley, with a populace of more than 80,000, of which the larger part are still Newars. Verifiably more confined than the other two kingdoms, Kathmandu and Patan, Bhaktapur has a particularly distinctive type of language.

KHWOPA is the old name of Bhaktapur. The expression "Bhaktapur" (Sanskrit/Nepali: भक्तपुर) alludes to "The City Of Devotees". This Bhaktapur City is also popularly known as "Khwopa" (Nepal Bhasa: ख्वप) or "Bhadgaon" (Nepali:भादगाँउ) or "Old Newari Town" all through the Kathmandu Valley. "Kh0apa" really alludes to the veils which are accepted to have been worn by goddesses and divine beings. Bhaktapur is prevalent for distinctive types of cover moves in light of lives of diverse divinities and in this manner, it was named "Khwapa" which later came to wind up just "Khwopa," which is also close to meaning mask

It is the home of conventional workmanship and building design, recorded landmarks and specialty meets expectations, heavenly windows, ceramics and weaving commercial enterprises, fantastic sanctuaries, lovely lakes, rich neighborhood traditions, society, religion, celebrations, musical spiritualist etc. Bhaktapur is still an untouched and additionally safeguarded old city that is itself a world to investigate for voyagers. 

From time immemorial it lay on the exchange course in the middle of Tibet and India. This position on the principle parade course made the town rich and prosperous.

At the season of the 2001 Nepal statistics it had a populace of 72,543. The male tenants of this city wear an uncommon kind of top called the Bhadgaunle Topi.

Bhaktapur is otherwise called city of celebrations and festivals. The city commends celebrations every month beginning from new year to the Holi puni toward the end of the year. 

Bisket jatra (New year celebration) 

This old yearly celebration of bhaktapur happens at the New Year of the Bikram Sambat logbook. A couple of days before the New Year, generally at Chaitra 27 or Chaitra 28, if 31 days in month..,the goddess "bhadrakali" and the god "bhairab" are cherished in their raths, or huge chariots,& pulled through the restricted avenues of Bhaktapur by hordes of young fellows. The chariots rest at certain time-respected places in the city and individuals turn out to toss offerings of bloom, rice, coins and red sindur powder. On the most recent day of the old year a towering wooden post known as " lyesing dha: or dialect 'is raised at the edge of town. Long flags dangle from the shaft, symbolizing snakes..Nag and nagini.On new year's day, the raised post is cut down symbolizing triumph over malevolence !..People appreciate New year day alongside triumph over shades of malice .On baisakh 5 ,the chariot is again pulled to tight road of bhaktapur and conveyed to its inception place ,Taumadhi square checking end of Bisket Jatra. 

1. Mother's Day (Mathathirtha Aunshi) 

2. Buddha purnima (Buddha purnima) 

3. Kumar Khasti (Sithi Nakha) 

4. Gathamaga charya 

5. Sa: Paaru (Gai Jatra) 

6. Father's day (Kushe Aushi) 

7. Pulu Kisi (Indra Jatra) 

8. Dashain (Nawaratri) 

9. Sakima punhi 

10. Tihar (Kija puja, Mha puja) 

11. Dhanya purnima (Yomari purnima) 

12. Maghe sankranti (Ghya-chaku sankranti) (Makar Sankranti) 

13. Shree panchami 

14. Shiva ratri 

15. holi(Holi purnima) 

16. Karkat sakranti (celebrated on Shrawan 1 of Nepali Calendar)

Segments of the motion picture Little Buddha featuring Keanu Reeves and Bridget Fonda were taped in the Bhaktapur Durbar Square.