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Tibetan and Himalayan > Journals > Journals Focused on Regions > Nepal > Contributions to Nepalese Studies > (1981) Vol. 8, no. 2
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A Cross-cultural Study of Nepalese and Indian Optimism
The article discusses the findings of a study which samples the Nepalese and Indian attitudes towards self and nation, as well as their hopes and expectations. The article also compares this investiga... Breast Feeding in Nepal: Religious and Cultural Beliefs
The article discusses breast-feeding in Nepal. It studies breast-feeding in Nepal in terms of the existing religious and cultural beliefs. The author argues that breast-feeding is more economical, nat... Caṅguko – Nepālī Mūrtikalā
The article traces the history of art and sculpture in ancient Nepal. The article describes in detail the sculptures in the Changu. The author writes that the first temple in Changunarayan was built b... Death of Dharamdev
The article discusses the controversial death of Dharmadev, one of the Licchavi Kings and the father of Manadeva I. The article examines some of the evidence on the sudden death of Dharmadev. Many art... Decision-making among Farming Families
The article introduces the topic of decision-making among farming families. The first section discusses the general idea of people's participation in agricultural development. The second section brief... Jaṅgabahādurako Videśanīti ra Saṃ. 1904 ko Pecin Jāne Pratinidhi-Maṇḍal
The article begins with the geo-political situation in Nepal and discusses the foreign policy during the Jung Bahadur period. Foreign policy at the time of Jung Bahadur remained as it was in the perio... Kīrtivam Malla ra Unakā Aprakāśīt Abhilekh
The article describes the unpublished abhilekh of Kirtibam Malla. Kirtibam Malla was the King of Parvat which was one of the states within Chaubisi Rajya. The article includes the abhilekhs of Kirtiba... Labour Participation and Fertility of Rural Women in Nepal
The article discusses labor participation and fertility of rural women in Nepal. The labor force contribution of rural Nepali women is generally considered as confined to household activities mainly. ... Newari Language and Linguistics: A Conspectus
The article discusses Newari language. Newari is one of four Tibeto-Burman languages. The most common name for the language in linguistic literature is Newari but in colloquial terms the language is s... Review of Makhan Jha, The Sacred complex in Janakpur
This is a review by R. D. Rakesh of Makhan Jha, The Sacred complex in Janakpur. |
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