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For those aspiring to serve their nation in the esteemed ranks of the army, the Army Sainya Pad examination stands as a significant milestone. This rigorous test evaluates candidates on various subjects to assess their suitability for the role. In this article, we delve into the syllabus of the Army Sainya Pad examination, shedding light on the subjects, marks distribution, and overall structure. Total Time and Marks Distribution: The Army Sainya Pad examination spans over a duration of 2 hours and 30 minutes, during which candidates are tested on their proficiency across different subjects. The total marks for the examination amount to 100, with a passing threshold set at 40. Subject-wise Breakdown: 1. English (Full Marks: 20): The English subject carries a weightage of 20 marks, emphasizing candidates' grasp of grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing skills. This section assesses candidates' ability to communicate effectively in the English language, which is crucial ...

Job Vacancy Announcement Nepal Telecom is seeking qualified individuals for multiple positions across various levels. This presents an opportunity for talented professionals to contribute to the telecommunications sector. Below are the details of the positions available: 1. Level 9 - Sub Managing Director: A leadership role responsible for overseeing strategic operations. One position available. 2. Level 8 - Head Engineer: This position entails leading engineering projects and teams. Two positions are open for individuals with expertise in this field. 3. Head Account Officer (C.A.) - Level 8: This role involves managing financial accounts and ensuring compliance with accounting standards. Two positions are available for Chartered Accountants. 4. Level 07 - Telecom Engineer (Electronics and Communication): Sixteen positions are open for engineers specializing in electronics and communication, tasked with maintaining and improving telecom systems. 5. Level 07 - Telecom Engineer (Computer...

 In 2076, the Nepali Parliament issued the "Ban Ain 2076," a comprehensive set of rules and regulations governing the management and conservation of forests throughout Nepal. This policy, established by the central government, outlines key directives aimed at preserving Nepal's rich forest resources for future generations while also addressing various environmental and socio-economic concerns. The "Ban Ain 2076" encompasses a wide range of provisions, covering aspects such as forest protection, sustainable utilization of forest resources, biodiversity conservation, community involvement, and enforcement mechanisms. It emphasizes the importance of sustainable forestry practices to ensure the long-term health and viability of Nepal's forests, which play a crucial role in supporting biodiversity, mitigating climate change, and providing ecosystem services. One of the key objectives of the "Ban Ain 2076" is to combat deforestation, illegal logging, and...

 The Koshi Pradesh Loksewa Aayog has recently announced a crucial requirement for all participants of the physical test examination. Applicants are now mandated to bring a "Swoghosana Patra" (self-declaration letter) with them to the examination venue. The "Swoghosana Patra" serves as a self-declaration by the applicants, indicating their acknowledgment and acceptance of responsibility for any injuries, accidents, or unfortunate circumstances, including death, that may occur during the course of the examination. This document holds significant importance as it signifies the applicant's understanding of the risks involved in participating in the physical test examination and their willingness to assume personal responsibility for any consequences that may arise. The Koshi Pradesh Loksewa Aayog emphasizes that the submission of the "Swoghosana Patra" is compulsory for all candidates appearing for the examination. Failure to present this document may resu...

Recently, Loksewa Aayog, Koshi Pradesh Biratnagar, issued a notice on 14th November 2080 (B.S.), announcing vacancies for the position of "Banrakshak" (Forest Guard). The total number of vacancies advertised was 187, attracting a significant number of applicants from both genders. The distribution of vacancies was as follows: - Open Competition: 128 - Adibasi / Janajati Quota: 34 - Female Quota: 33 - Dalit Quota: 6 - Tharu Quota: 6 - Madhesi Quota: 5 - Muslim Quota: 5 - Physically Disabled Quota: 5 This breakdown reflects the government's commitment to ensuring representation from various communities and demographic groups in public service roles. Following the application process, candidates eagerly awaited the announcement of the physical test examination date. Loksewa Aayog has now declared that the physical test examination will take place on 29th December 2080 (B.S.). Applicants are encouraged to stay updated with further developments by accessing the full gove...