Third Basel Accord was agreed by
members of Basel Committee on Banking Supervision back in 2010 itself,
scheduling to introduce by 2015, which was later taken forward up to 2019.
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Showing posts with label International. Show all posts
Basel III and South Asian Stand
Feb 6, 2019
Third Basel Accord was agreed by
members of Basel Committee on Banking Supervision back in 2010 itself,
scheduling to introduce by 2015, which was later taken forward up to 2019.
Customer loyalty programme counts!
Aug 7, 2018
After certain phase, static customers must be transferred to special customers. Else, the customers might get into next option, where he would be treated special. When, the era itself is of ‘relationship marketing’; either the product has to be worth quality like Apple’s product, where the customers are always loyal – or they will have to adopt the relationship marketing strategy for sure. Customer loyalty program is something must, for maintaining long term relationship.Investing in new venture-barriers troubling South Asia
Nov 9, 2017
There has been monopoly in lot of sectors today, and this has been
acting as one prime reason for hindrance for entrepreneurship promotion
throughout South Asia. There is syndicate system in lot of fields that
obstructs the new business ventures, and de-motivates the investors to
invest amount taking up some new business.Breaking The Rule
Feb 22, 2017
Power of Youths
Jan 15, 2017
The period between childhood and
adult can be explained as the period of youth. World Bank has explained
that those belonging to the age group of 15 to 24 are termed as youth.
United Nations has a similar description that explains 15 to 24 as the
age of youth. Nepal has explained the age of youths from 16 to 40 while
in Brazil, youth refer to both sexes from 15 or 18 to 25-years-old.
Youth in Nigeria includes that of 18-35 year of age.Social Stigma and Youth Trouble in South Asia
Nov 17, 2016
The shame or disgrace attached to something that is unacceptable to society can be regarded as social stigma. Erving Goffman, one of the most influential sociologists of twentieth century explains, the phenomenon whereby an individual with an attribute which is deeply discredited by his/her society is rejected as a result of the attribute. Stigma is a process by which the reaction of others spoils normal identity. Social Stigma and Youth trouble
Jul 22, 2016
The shame or disgrace attached to something that is unacceptable to society can be regarded as social stigma. Erving Goffman, one of the most influential sociologists of twentieth century explains, the phenomenon whereby an individual with an attribute which is deeply discredited by his/her society is rejected as a result of the attribute.
Constitution of Nepal and International Community
Jun 17, 2016
European Union recently came up with their statement addressing Nepal’s constitution, recommending Nepal to work out for the amendments within the time framework. To large extent, their statement was appreciable, but the question stays, how justifiable was it for EU to talk about different sovereign country’s internal affair? Development in South Asia
Mar 6, 2016
South Asia occupies more than one-fifth population of the entire world, but
still the GDP is less than two percent. There are four million poor people’s
living in South Asia which calculates almost thirty percent of the people here
are living below the poverty line.
A Study on Scenario of Mobile Banking in Nepal
Jan 25, 2016
Abstract - This study attempts to analyze the situation of mobile banking in
context of Nepal. The primary focus of the study is to determine what
the banking customers feel about the term mobile banking, as this is new
term for banking industry.Dreams Scattered - Hope Keeps Nepalese Alive
Jan 7, 2016
It has now been hundred days that Southern Nepal - Terai
has been protesting showing their dissatisfaction over the constitution. The
latest meeting on 18th November once again ended without conclusion. No #MuslimsAreNotTerrorist
Dec 18, 2015
Today, there are more
than 1.6 billions of Muslims in the world. Their population counts as
one major proportion on earth. Muslims have done wonderful progress, be
it in academic carrier, or in medical carrier. They are not less
competent in any aspect of the competition be it in nuclear weapon, or
faculty member at top universities.Life of Muslim communities away from their home however has been proved to be worth huge trouble. They have to face huge insults, blaming and face abusive words time and again. One part of the world believes that Islam religion itself is the religion of terrorism. They hold the belief that, since all terrorists are Muslim, all Muslims are terrorist.
The attack of France was claimed by ISIS after hours. Before the claim itself, it was regarded ‘Islamic attack’, indicating that entire Islamic religions are involved in the attack. It was directly blamed to Muslim followers. Not unless I read the story of Muslim mother, whose eight year child, after hearing the news asked to her if she should tell that she was not a Muslim in her school, I felt how dominating the society actually is.
I am Hindu, untaught from Nepal where the country itself was Hindu years back, unless it got secular decade back. I had Muslim friend, Mohammad with whom I grew up sharing games, food, studies and everything. Still today, we meet and talk of those days. He was good friend of mine and he was not a terrorist, and he is not a terrorist.
Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and Al Qaeda are terrorist group that is operated by Muslims. But they being responsible for more than 100,000 deaths of Muslims in past years must be enough instances to prove that Muslims are not terrorist. Apart, the Holy Koran 5:32 quoting whoever kills a person, it is as though he has killed all mankind and whoever saves life, it is as though he has saved all mankind should build up enough proof that Islam religion is guided by peace and harmony.
There was this story that I found in Aljazeera:"An ISIL member stopped the car of a Christian couple.
ISIL member: Are you Muslim?
Christian man: Yes, I'm Muslim.
ISIL Member: If you are a Muslim, recite a verse of Quran.
Christian Man recites a verse from the Bible.
ISIL member: Okay, you can go.
Later his wife tells him: Why did u tell him you are a Muslim? If he knew you were lying he'd have killed us both!
'Do not worry!' answered the husband. 'If they knew the Quran they wouldn't kill people.'"
So, when Holy Koran itself makes a clear quote about how life is treated, is not this foolishness to blame religion instead of bunch of people?
It was before ISIS took the credit of attack, Islamic communities got united over social medias making #MuslimsAreNotTerrorist and #TerrorismHasNoReligion a huge trend. Being aware that they will be affronted for the entire shootings, Muslims all over the world got united and made a huge campaign.
Stereotyping is one major cause why Muslims are assaulted for any terrorism act. Opposing of resettlement of Syrian refugees by Governors after the attack can be treated as clear example of consequence of stereotyping. On going through few youtube videos, right after Paris attack, they were critically blamed by various bloggers and free opinion makers. No longer are all Germans treated as evil, or Europeans as Columbus, but any Islam follower is a criminal, usually terrorist in their vision. 2014 Global Terrorism Index portrayed the data stating most terrorism activities were carried out by Muslims.
Also, decline in Non Muslim Terrorism could be counted as another reason for Muslim community’s assaults. Since Tamil Tigers no longer exists in Sri Lanka, Maoists are already into mainstream politics in Nepal, FARC no longer terrorize Colombia or IRA is no more a huge burden in United Kingdom, terrorist group from Islam community are been able to show their presence to the world. Another important aspect that should not be ignored for the cause of terrorism includes poverty, illiteracy and individual disciplinary act.
In 2013, 152 terror attacks were noted in Europe, being just couple of them with religious motive. Same year in Greece, Popular Revolution forces shot and killed two members of right wing political party name Golden Dawn. It was in Italy, numerous terror attack were there including sending bomb to journalist. Extremist Buddhist killed many Muslim civilians in Burma and few in Sri Lanka as well. In 2014, University of Carolina came up with the data that after 9/11, 37 Muslim related murders were there out of 190,000 murders in America. All these news stays beyond the light, but news of Al Qaeda attacking Kenya and Tanzania 20 years ago probably is within mind of everyone.
Both World Wars were not initiated by Muslims. 20 millions Aborigines were not killed in Australia by Muslims. Nuclear Bomb in Hiroshima and Nagasaki were not dropped by Muslims. 50 million Indians were not killed by Muslims in South America, or nor were 180 million African were made slaves by Muslims. It is difficult to change mind of every individual of the world, but one thing we all need to accept is, religion are means to existence. They all teach us way to lead a better life, rather than provoking crime. Hence, ‘respect’ is utmost necessary thing that we need to practically implement in our life. Terrorism and Crime should not be differentiated on the ground of religion.
A feeling may emerge that Nepal has not yet been victim to understand. But, 13 Nepalese were killed in Iraq years back. Nepal is small country, that probably may mean nothing to rest of the world, small secular country with majority of Hindu religion. However, we do hold the belief that religion does not bind anyone for criminal activities. We believe terrorism has no religion, and we believe that Muslims are same as us. Criminal or terrorists must be punished, entire effort must be devoted to eradicate terrorism, however, on this mission, and other innocents must not be affected.
Reviving Economy after Quake
Nov 14, 2015
The massive earthquake that hit
Nepal on April 25 took lives of around ten thousands of people leaving another
similar number injured. It affected almost one-fifth area of Nepal.Going Through Blockades in Nepal
Nov 7, 2015
Nepal faced ten years of Maoists insurgency from 1996-2006;
more than 14000 people sacrificed their life, with majority of youths. After,
the end of Maoists insurgency, they came into mainstream politics and in 2008,
first Constitution Assembly Election was held, where Maoists won majority of
the seats.
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