"SS Academy's Farewell: Honoring 64th Basic Officer Cadet Success!"

SS ACADEMY recently hosted a farewell event at the Kimchi Restaurant and Banquet, celebrating the success of the 64th batch of Officer Cadets. 

Among 210 candidates, 67 were trained at the academy, showcasing outstanding performance. Officer Cadet Himal Nepali, securing the top rank in Nepal, also hailed from SS Academy

The institution aims to guide +2 graduates seeking opportunities here in the homeland and thinking of doing something Nepal, they nurture them to become officers at a young age, according to Pradip Guragain, the Managing Director of S.S. Academy 

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A Heroic Act on the Roof of the World! 🌏

 

Mount Everest has witnessed an awe-inspiring display of humanity as Gelje Sherpa and his teammate Neema Tashi Sherpa made an extraordinary decision above 8,000 meters.

Spotting an injured climber, Gelje abandoned his summit attempt and, together with Neema, embarked on a daring rescue mission. They carried the injured climber all the way down to base camp, saving a life amidst the treacherous heights.

Let's salute these brave Sherpas for their selflessness and compassion. Their unwavering determination to help others reflects the true spirit of humanity! 

#MountEverestHeroes #SelflessnessInAction #HumanityAboveAll

Unforgettable Absences

In the depths of my being, their essence remains,

Every detail absorbed, right there in my head.

Their favorite color, a canvas so bright,

Their truest expression, a source of delight.

I witnessed their joy in their favourite show,

Their laughter and tears, a captivating flow.

Their unique way of eating, a dance of delight,

Each bite, a story, an appetite's height.

And oh, their face when displeasure arose,

A vivid display, a moment of prose.

But now they are gone, no longer here,

Yet their presence lingers, oh so clear.

All that I know, it haunts me each day,

Knowing them deeply, but they're far away.

To hold such knowledge, yet feel so alone,

A bittersweet ache that I cannot disown.

Their absence, a weight upon my soul,

A longing that gnaws, takes its toll.

For all that I've gathered, every memory shared,

Seems useless now, as if no one cared.

Oh, rid me of this burden, set me free,

Release me from this agony that won't let me be.

My storage is full, I've reached my limit,

I beg you, relieve me from this painful visit.

But alas, the memories cling with might,

Like ghosts in the dark, they refuse to take flight.

For I've known them wholly, in heart and in mind,

And letting go feels like leaving love behind.

So I'll learn to make peace with this ache,

Embrace the remnants, the love that won't break.

For though they are gone, their spirit holds true,

And in knowing them fully, I've grown, too.

I'll carry their essence, their light deep within,

Finding solace in memories, where love has been.

Though it hurts to remember what's no longer here,

I'll cherish the knowing, for it once brought me near.

Understanding the Role of Gold Reserves and Fiat Currency in the Nepali Economy

 

1) Does Nepal government or the central bank need to have gold reserves for every unit of money they print ?

No, the Nepali government is not required to have gold reserves for every unit of money they print. The Nepali currency, the Nepalese Rupee, is a fiat currency, which means that its value is not directly linked to the value of any physical commodity, such as #gold or #silver.

Instead, the value of the Nepalese Rupee is based on a combination of factors such as the strength of the economy, inflation rate, interest rates, and foreign exchange rates. 

The Nepal Rastra Bank, as the central bank of Nepal, is responsible for managing the money supply and ensuring that the value of the currency remains stable.

However, it is worth noting that having gold reserves can be seen as a way to back the currency and provide confidence to the public in the stability of the currency. Many countries do hold gold reserves as a hedge against economic uncertainties or as a means to facilitate international trade. 

The United States has the largest gold reserve, with more than 8,133.5 metric tons of gold. This was more than twice the gold reserves of Germany and more than three times the gold reserves of Italy and France. While Nepal has a gold reserve of 7.99 tonnes.

Despite having a massive gold stockpile, the United States is experiencing significant inflation. The #US government ceased pegging the #USD to gold in 1971 and began printing money at will, resulting in the current problem, but inflation is caused by a variety of variables 

Nonetheless, it is not a requirement for a country to have gold reserves to print money.

2) Can Nepali government print as much money as they like ?

No, the Nepali government cannot simply print as much money as they like without facing potential consequences such as inflation, economic instability, and loss of trust in the currency.

Printing money without an increase in goods and services leads to inflation, which can decrease the currency's value and hurt the economy.

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How Meter Byaj (Meter Loan) is calculated

You may have heard of meter byaj. Here's how it's calculated:

Meter loans are a type of short-term loan where the lenders may choose to express the interest rate on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis, depending on their preferred method of calculation.

If someone takes out a loan of Rs 100,000 with a monthly interest rate of 3%, they will be required to pay Rs 3,000 in interest.

If the borrower does not pay the interest for a year, the total amount owed for the meter byaj will be Rs 36,000 (12 x 3,000), which equates to a 36% annual interest rate. This would be added to the original loan amount of Rs 100,000, making the total amount to be paid Rs 136,000. 

While banks only charge an annual interest rate of 15%-18%. However, they do not make loans available to the general public in this manner. There is a lot of paperwork and collateral that must be shown, so the average person cannot get a loan when they are in need.

Again as per meter byaj, if the borrower still does not pay, the interest would continue to compound on the new principal amount of Rs 136,000. Assuming the borrower does not make any payments towards the loan, the interest for the next year would be calculated on the new principal amount of Rs 136,000 at the rate of 36% per annum, which would be Rs 48,960 (36% of 136,000).

The advantage of a meter loan is that it provides short-term financing for those who need it quickly. However, the interest rates on these types of loans can get high, and borrowers should carefully consider the terms and conditions before taking out a meter loan.

From Himalayan Mountains to Global Markets: The Rise of Chhurpi - Nepal's Popular Hard Cheese

Chhurpi, a traditional hard cheese produced in Nepal's mountainous regions, has gained immense popularity in recent years as an export product. The cheese is made from milk obtained from yaks, chauris, cows, and buffaloes, and is available in both hard and soft forms. Hard Chhurpi has become particularly popular as a long-lasting dog chew, with the demand for it surging in recent years, especially in the US market.

In the last five fiscal years, Nepal has seen a 291% growth in Chhurpi exports, with the export value reaching Rs. 2.91 billion last fiscal year. The US market accounts for the majority of Chhurpi exports, with exports worth Rs. 1.14 billion in the last six months alone. However, the industry faces several challenges, including a lack of storage and transportation facilities, restrictions on animal health and breed improvement, and a lack of technical expertise.

To improve the industry, the Nepalese government can introduce FMD-free zones in production centers and offer financial aid to farmers and business owners in the form of government subsidies. Additionally, quality improvements to Chhurpi and e-commerce trade can help increase sales on international markets. Despite the challenges, the growing demand for Chhurpi has created a lucrative export opportunity for Nepal, and with the right support, the industry can continue to grow and with the right support, the industry can continue to grow and thrive.

Sadhguru's Networth

 The net worth of #Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev is estimated to be around $70 million USD as of 2021. However, it's important to note that Sadhguru himself has stated that he does not keep track of his net worth, and his focus is on the work he does through his organization, the Isha Foundation. 

The Isha Foundation is a non-profit organization that focuses on yoga, meditation, and environmental conservation. It's net worth was reported to be INR 817.44 crores (approximately USD 110 million) as of March 31, 2020.

Sadhguru and Isha Outreach are India’s biggest advertisers on Meta. They spent ₹1.35 lakhs per day on Facebook and Instagram amounting to ad spends of ₹1.2 Crores. 

As per analytics platform Napolean Cat, there were 515,800,000 Facebook users in India in July 2022, which accounted for 36.2% of its entire population.

Between April 27 and July 25, Meta saw more than 12,863 advertisers from India and collected ₹13.94 crores in advertising revenues.

The growing number of advertisers and users in India makes the country a top market for Facebook. 

#Sadhguru 

#IshaFoundation

#SpiritualEntrepreneur

#NetWorth

#MindfulBusiness

#PhilanthropyWorks

#YogaForBusinessSuccess

Welcome to Scribbles of the Soul

 Welcome to Scribbles of the Soul, where poetry flows freely from the depths of my heart. My passion for writing began during my school days, where I discovered the power of words to express my thoughts and emotions. Now, years later, I have decided to continue this journey and share my words with the world. Each poem I write is a reflection of the human experience we all share, full of raw emotion and honesty. Through my writing, I explore the depths of my soul and share my hopes, fears, and desires with you. Together, we will embark on a journey of self-discovery and growth, as we explore the beauty and complexity of the human heart. Join me as we delve into the depths of our souls, using the power of poetry to connect with each other and the world around us.

I'm an average guy

 I am not merely average, I am a masterpiece in the making, 

A unique creation, in my soul, my heart, my every waking. 

I may not look like a superstar, but my worth is more than skin-deep, 

For within me lies a universe, where my beauty lies to keep.

My talents may not be elite, but they make me who I am, 

A unique tapestry of skill and spirit, woven with a gentle hand. 

I may not top the charts, but I strive to be the best I can be, 

With every step, with every breath, with every dream that sets me free.

I am not just a face in the crowd, a number, a name on a page, 

But a work of art, a living, breathing masterpiece of the age. 

I am kind, caring, loving, a devoted friend, a cherished son, 

A symbol of hope, of perseverance, of all that's pure and fun.

I may not be a star of the screen, but I shine in my own right, 

A beacon of light, of inspiration, of hope that's always bright. 

I am unique, I am special, and there's none quite like me, 

For I am a masterpiece in the making, a vision for all to see.

 

So let not my average looks, my modest talents, weigh me down, 

For within me burns a fire, a passion that can turn things around. 

I am a symbol of beauty, of hope, of all that's kind and true, 

And I'll keep on living, dreaming, being the best I can be - just for you.

थाकेको म

 त्यतिबेला 

म भित्र थकान मात्रै थियो

म थाकिसको थिएँ, 

यस्तो थकान जुन शून्यताले ल्याएको थियो।

म जे महसुस गर्थे

त्यसलाई कापीमा उतार्ने प्रयास गर्थे

खै, मैले के महसुस गर्थे

तर कागज भने खाली नै हुन्थ्यो

मैले यसलाई वर्णन गर्न नै सक्दैन थिए।

जसरी 

भावनाको नदीले

आफ्ना बाधहर तोडेर आउछ र 

आशाले आफ्नो किनार पार गर्छ, 

अनि मस्तिष्कले भ्रम पैदा 

गर्न थाल्छ रे।

त्यो शून्यता

रिक्तता अनि आत्मशंका भरिएको म

म त्याहा भौतिक रूपमा उपस्थित थिए होला 

तर मेरो आत्मा भने रित्तै थियो 

Unsend texts to my ex

 I met somebody today, 

and they asked me if i was 

still in love with you. 

Without hesitation i answered "no" 

and though it was the truth, 

it felt a little like betrayal 

and although I didn't lie. 

It felt a little wrong to say, 

and i'm beginning to realize that 

To say "I do not love you" is 

not to say that I never did. 

I think there's always going to 

be a loyal piece of my heart 

living in the past, 

that still calls you mine.

To say that i do not love you now, 

does not speak for our past. 

It speaks for me in this moment and 

I won't lie it hurts 

to say but who I was 

when i loved you, 

Isn't who i am today.

Probably Friends 🫰

"Probably friends

Possibly lovers

But definitely not nothing"

Those were the three thoughts which came into my mind

when I thought of writing today.

That smile of her

From her dp, comes to my mind when I used to think of her.

The way she never gets tired

out of my lame jokes & reply with a laughing emoji. 

When you have a trust that there's 

Someone who's gonna make your day.

By that time, I've learned her best friends, her do's and don'ts, how easily she could paint a smile on my face. I had started practicing, learning her by that time. Thinking about her little much on my spare time.

Then three thoughts changed

"Probably lovers

Possibly friends 

But definitely not nothing"

By this time, I was all around me. Then I realized the love only went one way. I learn the feeling of her pulling away. Her sentences became shorter, there used to be awkward silence sometimes.

Then the three thoughts chimed one more time.

"Propably nothing

Possibly friends,

But Definitely not lovers"

Rejection

The rejection that I faced that day,

When I asked, "Will you be my Valentine?"

It seemed like the end, my heart did break,

But I knew I had to learn to take.

Years later, I recall that moment still,

The fear and the pain, the will to thrill.

But now, with a smile, I look back on that day,

And I see it as a beautiful memory in every way.

The courage it took, to put myself out there,

To chase my dreams, with nothing to spare.

The rejection, a lesson I learned,

That life is a journey, with many turns.

So I hold that memory, close to my heart,

With gratitude, for every moment, every part.

For it taught me strength, and how to grow,

And that every experience, is a beautiful show.

And now, I stand tall, with my head held high,

Ready for whatever life may bring, without a sigh.

For I know that I've got the courage and the grace,

To face the world, with a smile, and a beautiful space