ICT , Cyber Law and Computer Ethics Answer these questions a) What do you mean ICT? Write its important. ICT is a technology that is used to collect store and process data into information and communication. Its important are: It is the major force for organization and managerial change. It helps to studied in the context of how modern communication technologies affect society. b) Write the uses of ICT. It used for retrieving , presenting , communication and broadcasting information all over the world c) What is cyber law? When was cyber law of Nepal passed in Nepal ? The rules and regulations related to internet or cyber space is known as cyber law. Cyber law of Nepal passed in Nepal on 30th bhadra 2061 BS. d) What is cyber crime ? The crime related to computer system or cyber space is called cyber crime. e) Write some illegal activities of cyber space ? The illegal activities of cyber space are: Fraud by using computer an
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Teej Teej festival is the biggest Hindu festival of Nepalese women, which is celebrated all over Nepal. The festival generally falls in August or early in the September. Mainly, the festival is dedicated to Goddess Parvati, who was the wife of Lord Shiva. During this Teej festival, married women take fast for the long and healthy life of their husbands as well as pray for the prosperity. At the same occasion, unmarried girls take fast to get good husband in future. Both Married and unmarried women celebrate Teej with love and dedication. During the festival women are dressed in red Sarees with gold ornaments from head to toe. On this special occasion, people invite their married daughters to their home to celebrate the festival together. It is also an opportunity for the women to go their parents’ house. Teej is mainly celebrated for 3 days, which are Dar Khane Din, Fasting Day and Rishi Panchami. On the first day (Dar Khane Din) women gather together in a place wearing the
My Father My father name is Peter Magar. He is 42 years old. He is a trekking guide. He goes to different mountain to climb. He is very hard working. He went to climb mountain for 1 week. On weekends, he takes us in dinner outside take us beautiful places to visit. My father is fat. His hair is brown and black. His eye is small and red also. He always wear paint T Shirt because he loves to wear paint T Shirt . He is very kind and honest. He helps my mother in household sometimes. He cooks very tasty food . Someday he makes food and he will give to eat. He loves his family . But he loves me more than family. He buys everything what i need. So i love my father very much . We should not make him tension and sad. We should love respect and obey him. In conclusion, my father is a man like no other. He believed in me, protected me,shouted at me,strengthened at me, but most of all he loves me. There aren't enough words to describe about my father means to me
Gaijatra Gai Jatra festival, the procession of cows, generally falls in the month of Bhadra, which correspond to English calendar months of August/September. The festival of cows is one of the most popular festivals in Nepal. It is said people in ancient time started worshiping Yamaraj,"the god of death" on this day. However, the modern form of celebration of Gai Jatra came into existence in the medieval period of Nepal during the reign of Malla Kings. The present form of Gai Jatra with humorous acts, parody, comedy and was started by then King of Kathmandu Pratap Malla. He made Rani Pokhari (Pond) in the heart of Kathmandu and build a temple in the middle of the same pond. Traditionally every family who had death in the family during the preceding year must participate in a procession through the streets of Kathmandu leading a cow. Gai Jatra is a festival which enables people to accept the reality of death and to prepare oneself for the life after
Janai Purnima Janai Purnima is a Hindu festival celebrated all over the country, with family get togethers and feasts of Kwati or sprout lentils. This day is also a harbinger of rejuvenation with Hindu men renewing their Janai and people flocking to Shiva temples in different parts of the country. It is a big day to observe the Shaman culture. On this day Shamans of the valley and around Nepal gather to perform their ancient rites in places like the Kumbeshwar in Patan, Gosaikunda in Langtang and Charikot in Dolakha. International counterparts trained by Nepali Shamans also make it a point to visit their sacred sites on this occasion. This full moon day sees a large number of Brahmins at the holy riverbanks. They take ritual dips in the water and offer ablution to the gods. They then change their sacred threads. Brahman priests tie yellow sacred threads around the wrists of the faithful. At Kumbheswar in Patan, a richly decorated Lingam, the phallic symbol of L
raksha Bandhan Raksha Bandhan is one of the main festivals in Hindu religion. Although it is celebrated across India, it holds special reference for those belonging to the northern and western parts of the country. The priests in the country announce special time for tying rakhi on the day of Raksha Bandhan. It is time for the ladies to adorn beautiful attires and get ready for the occasion. They are mostly seen wearing ethnic ensembles with matching accessories and footwear. Men are also seen donning traditional Indian attire. The atmosphere is filled with love and joy. The ritual begins with sisters applying tilak on their brothers’ forehead. They then tie rakhi on their brothers’ wrist and exchange sweets. Sisters wish for the well being of their brothers as they carry out the ritual. Brothers give gifts to their sisters and promise to take care of them in every situation. It is not only a special day for brothers and sisters but is also a great occasion to bond with other fa