Social Harmony
Nepal has been a feudalistic society and distinctively stratified across class lines so codes of manners, dress, language, rituals, norms of behavior and faiths in various fields of life are the ways to live life. This note provides an information about social harmony in Nepal.
Summary
Nepal has been a feudalistic society and distinctively stratified across class lines so codes of manners, dress, language, rituals, norms of behavior and faiths in various fields of life are the ways to live life. This note provides an information about social harmony in Nepal.
Things to Remember
- Nepal is a multi-cultural, multi-racial, multi-linguistic and multi-ethnic country.
- Nepal is a cultural mosaic depicting unity in diversity.
- There should be equal efforts and contribution from all sectors for the preservation and promotion of this ethnic and cultural diversity.
- Nepal is as diverse in her inhabitants as her geography and climate.
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Q1:
Post the following transactions into bank cash book occurred during the month of Baishak:
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Date |
Transactions |
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2069-01-05 |
Furniture advance given to Nayab Subba Shyam Krishna was cleared by issuing a cheque of Rs.2000 as reimbursement against bills produced by him for Rs.10000. |
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2069-01-15 |
Budget release order and intimation of bank order has been received against the expenditure for the month of Chaitra Rs.2,00,000. |
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2069-01-16 |
Land rent for the month of Baishak to Ashadh was paid to landlord Mr. Hari Sapkota @ Rs. 15,000 p.m. |
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2069-01-20 |
Rs.10,000 was paid to Shree Furnisher as cost incurred to replace the torn curtains. |
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2069-01-25 |
Issued cheque for Rs. 1,20,000 against purchase of computer necessary for the office. |
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2069-01-31 |
Cheque of Rs.2,000 issued against the payment of telephone charges |
Type: Short Difficulty: Easy
Q2:
Following transactions of a government offices are given below:
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Date |
Transactions |
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Chaitra 1 |
Opening bank balance Rs. 2,10,000 |
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Chaitra 15 |
Issued a cheque of Rs. 15,000 to Rajan Khanal as advance for travelling expenses. |
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Chaitra 10 |
Received a bank order letter of Rs. 150000 as additional revolving fund. |
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Chaitra 26 |
Paid house rent of Rs. 30000 through cheque. |
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Chaitra 28 |
Issued a cheque of Rs. 230000 for the payment of salary of the month after deducting provident fund of Rs. 30,000 income tax of Rs. 5,000 and provident fund loan of Rs.10,000. |
Type: Short Difficulty: Easy
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Social Harmony
Nepal is a multi-cultural, multi-racial, multi-linguistic and multi-ethnic country. Nepal has been a feudalistic society and distinctively stratified across class lines so codes of manners, dress, language, rituals, norms of behavior and faiths in various fields of life are the ways to live life. Nepal is as diverse in her inhabitants as her geography and climate. Although the climate from Mechi to Mahakali or mountains to Terai differs, one region is depending on another for various reasons. If water does not flow from mountains and hills to Terai, then there is a drought in Terai. If the food products from Terai are not supplied in mountains and hills, then there is a scarcity of food. The electricity produced in hilly area is utilized in Terai. In this way, we can say that there is feeling of social harmony in our country.
Nepal is a cultural mosaic depicting unity in diversity; while issues of ethnic and regional equity tend to dominate the agenda of the government, the Nepalese are people of tolerance and harmony. Although Nepali people practice different religions, there have never been any conflicts regarding religion. Religious respect and tolerance are very important values to Nepalese. There are more than 50 major festivals celebrated in Nepal throughout the year. Most festivals have the religious hue and are related to different Hindu and Buddhist gods and goddesses. Festivals like Vijaya Dashami, Deepawali, Buddha Purnima, Lhosar have national significance. However, there are some festivals which have historical significance and others are seasonal celebrations. For the Nepalese, festivals are not merely the annual spectacles, but also are a living part of their rich cultural heritage. Festivals have brought unity in the evident diversity that exists in Nepal.
Efforts are to be equally undertaken to preserve and promote all languages and cultures so that Nepal could be developed as a genuine mosaic of all cultures and languages. These are positive efforts that would certainly have a far-reaching impact for the equal development of all ethnic, lingual and cultural communities that exist in the country. Although the government is effortful, its efforts alone may not be sufficient. There should be equal efforts and contribution from all sectors for the preservation and promotion of this ethnic and cultural diversity.
Lesson
Our Tradition Social Norms and Values
Subject
Social Studies and Population Education
Grade
Grade 8
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