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Social capital is one most important attribution of a resilient community. It is manifested in a ... more Social capital is one most important attribution of a resilient community. It is manifested in a human relationship or network between the community member such as family, friends, relatives, neighbourhood, membership on a formal and informal group of society, colleague and so on. This article is about the role of Social Capital to cope at the time of Gorkha Earthquake 2015 in Barpak Village. The article is based on the primary data, which is collected through the interview with 28 ordinary people and a leader of Barpak Village after the Gorkha Earthquake 2015. In this article, I focused on a few key areas of social capital such as family, friendship and neighbourhood, people's involvement in the local level institution, job pattern or profession of a villager, social norm and value as responsibility for fellow community member, collective mobilization in the aftermath of the earthquake. In the Course of my research I found the reality that social capital also closely tied with ...
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Department of Sociology Saraswati Multiple Campus, Tribhuvan University, 2023
The report presents the results of the survey on “Social Perception on Blood Donation: Knowledge ... more The report presents the results of the survey on “Social Perception on Blood Donation: Knowledge and Experience of Blood Donation among Students in Nepal” conducted in 2022 by the Department of Sociology, Saraswati Multiple Campus, Tribhuvan University. The main aim of the survey was to understand the situation by exploring the knowledge and experiences of blood donation in both rural and urban contexts. The survey was carried out mostly among non-medical and medical college students in Kathmandu, and among college teachers in Kathmandu and some ethnic groups outside Kathmandu, mainly in Chitwan, Kaski, and Tanahun districts. The results show that only 15% of non-medical respondents had donated blood, by males more than by females, mostly by those living in Kathmandu. Also, about one-third of medical respondents had donated blood. Similarly, most had donated blood only once, often at the suggestion or insistence of somebody or only when required for one’s family member. This study also suggests that the prevalence of blood donation is low in both urban and rural areas.
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Papers by narayani devkota
Books by narayani devkota