An example would be if someone likes to draw and another person like sports.
Someone likes to cook, another likes to read.
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Child marriage, bal Bibah
untouchability: Untouchability is one of the evil social practices or tradition in Nepal. Untouchability was legally prohibited on 2020 BS but it is deep rooted still now. The practice of untouchability among human beings is a disgrace. It can be taken as the remnants of feudalistic culture. The practice of discriminating people on the basis of so-called higher and lower class has created a big gap in the society. It has given birth to conflicts in the society. Therefore, the practices of untouchability existing in our societies should be eliminated in a joint effort.
caste-based discrimination,
gender discrimination,
polygamy,
color discrimination like madheshi pahadi feelings,
Chhaupadi Pratha,
Deuki Pratha : Deuki system one of the evil social practices or tradition or culture in Nepal. In the hilly area of the far western region, poor people offer their young daughter to the god. But the rich people do not offer their own daughters. They purchase the poor girls for it. The offered girls do not get married which is the violation of their human right. This system may create social absurdity. But Deuki. system is not so common in these days.
Ghumto Pratha: Parda or Ghumto system is one of the evil social practices or tradition or culture in Nepal. The married women in Tarai area cover their face with the part of sari or shawl to keep their face unseen by males. This practice is a burning example of gender discrimination.
Jhuma Pratha,
accusing of women and men as witches,
mistreating widows,
spending excessive money in the name of social and cultural practices,
superstition and habiswas),
dowry system (Daijo Pratha): Dowry system is one of the evil social practices or tradition in Nepal. The cash or goods given to bridegroom from the bride’s father in the marriage ceremony is called dowry. The bridegroom side bargains saying that they would stop the marriage if they do not get enough dowry. So it is a serious social problem. We can see or hear news that some recently married women are facing mental trouble because they could not bring enough dowry. The Tarai area is seriously affected by the dowry system. This system is spreading in other parts of the country also. The conscious people should fight against this system.
Explanation:
By studying the fossil record we can tell how long life has existed on Earth, and how different plants and animals are related to each other. Often we can work out how and where they lived, and use this information to find out about ancient environments. Fossils can tell us a lot about the past.
The climate always changes, yes. It’s natural. However, humans have sped it up via things like carbon emissions. One simple example is when you eat a banana and put it in the trash can, when it gets to the landfill it is so trapped it produces methane gas- as do cows.
Explanation:
While I was working as a teaching assistant in an institute, where I was also working on my PhD thesis. At that time , I had two projects to work on simultaneously which are different from one another. I had to work on my own thesis and prepare my papers and also I have to teach the students in the laboratory. It was very hectic at times and the I felt the immense pressure to carry on my both projects together. It also took me a lot of time in the week.
But I structured my week in such manner that it allowed me to properly utilize my time and I can work with efficiency. Working in an demanding environment also made me highly productive.
