Duplication of Urethra: A Case Report from Nepal

Thapa, Sajina; Awal, Shila; Basukala, Sunil; Thapa, Narayan; Thapa, Bikash Bikram; Thapa, Suresh

doi:10.22541/au.165665166.63875699/v1

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“…Sehingga dengan terbentuknya sikap keuangan yang baik, seseorang juga akan memiliki literasi keuangan yang baik. Penelitian ini juga didukung oleh peneliti sebelumnya (Thapa et al, 2021) dan Diniaty (2016) serta Andansari ( 2018) dalam (Ameliawati & Setiyani, 2018) juga menyatakan bahwa terdapat pengaruh positif antara sikap keuangan dengan literasi keuangan.…”

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Literasi Keuangan Memediasi Sikap dan Pengalaman Keuangan terhadap Minat investasi

Tanuwijaya

2023

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Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk menganalisis apakah 1) Sikap keuangan dapat mempengaruhi minat investasi; 2) Pengalaman keuangan dapat mempengaruhi minat investasi; 3) Sikap keuangan dapat mempengaruhi literasi keuangan; 4) Pengalaman Keuangan dapat mempengaruhi literasi keuangan; 5) Literasi keuangan dapat mempengaruhi minat investasi; 6) Sikap keuangan dapat mempengaruhi minat investasi melalui literasi keuangan; 7) Pengalaman Keuangan dapat mempengaruhi minat investasi melalui literasi keuangan. Sampel diperoleh dengan metode non-probability sampling berjenis purposive sampling dengan total 260 responden mahasiswa Universitas Tarumanagara dan dianalisis dengan bantuan aplikasi SmartPLS4. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukan bahwa sikap keuangan dan pengalaman keuangan, serta variabel mediasi literasi keuangan memiliki pengaruh positif signifikan terhadap minat investasi. The purpose of this research is to analyze whether 1) Financial attitude can affect investment intention; 2) Financial experience can affect investment intention; 3) Financial attitudes can affect financial literacy; 4) Financial experience can affect financial literacy; 5) Financial literacy can affect investment interest; 6) Financial attitude can affect investment intention through financial literacy; 7) Financial experience can affect interest in investing through financial literacy. Sample was collected with a non-probability sampling method of the type purposive sampling with a total of 260 respondents from Tarumanagara University students and analyzed with the help of the SmartPLS4 application. The results of this study indicate that financial attitudes and financial experience, as well as financial literacy mediating variables have a significant positive effect on investment intentions.

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Literasi Keuangan Memediasi Sikap dan Pengalaman Keuangan terhadap Minat investasi

Tanuwijaya

2023

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“…In this prospect, the mineralization is disseminated, and ore distribution is scattered and mostly confined along the foliation of quartz biotite schist, garnet mica schist and quartzite with numerous hydrothermal quartz and sulphide veins, stringers, patches and lenses. The copper content in the ore varies considerably from 0.5% to 8.6% (Thapa, 1978;Kaphle, 2011a). Copper concentration in the ore might have enriched and localized during the process of silicification and recrystallization of the host rock during metamorphism.…”

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An overview of copper ore mineralization in the Nepal Himalaya

Kaphle

2023

Journal of Nepal Geological Society

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Exploration of copper ore in the Nepal Himalayas has been carried out by different researchers at different times. The author conducted detailed geological studies and mineral exploration in some of the copper and polymetallic prospects and also reviewed the literature related to copper prospects in Nepal. The present research is able to delineate two distinct copper ore mineralization belts extending from west to east and identify the promising sites for copper ore and polymetallic mineralization that could be feasible for mining. The northern mineralization belt lies close to the Main Central Thrust where the mineralization occurs mostly in metamorphic rocks of garnet amphibolite facies in Darchula,Bajhang, Gorkha, Dolakha, Solukhumbu and Ilam districts. The southern mineralization belt in the Lesser Himalaya occurs in low-grade metamorphic rocks of greenschist facies in Dadeldhura, Rukum, Baglung, Myagdi, Tanahun, Dhadhing, Makwanpur, Dolakha, Udaypur, Bhojpur and Ilam districts. Most of these prospects were locally exploited on a small scale by traditional mining before 1951. Almost all mineralization in both belts is related to hydrothermal dissemination, irregular multiple vein type, replacement and cavity fillings and only a few polymetallic mineralizations at the exo-contact zone of granite bodies. The ore minerals were concentrated during the processes of regional metamorphism at the time of Himalayan upheaval. In general, the copper content in the northern belt appears to be higher in grade and tonnage as compared to the southern belt. The frequent association of tungsten, molybdenum, bismuth, nickel, tin, lead, zinc ores and traces of gold suggests the urgent need for further detailed exploration and evaluation of selected prospects which could be economic deposits and feasible for mining.

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“…While adventure and nature-based tourism have received attention due to Nepal's natural endowments, cultural tourism, despite its richness and importance, has been relatively neglected. Limited studies on cultural destinations, such as homestays in areas like Sirubari village and Tanahusar village, have shed light on the promotion of cultural tourism and the protection of local culture (Thapa & Thapa, 2010;S. Thapa, 2016).…”

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Heritage Tourism and its Impact on Livelihood: A Study on Heritage Site

Duwadi

2024

Rural Devpt J.

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This study aims to investigate the complex relationship between heritage tourism and its impacts on social, cultural, and economic aspects of people's livelihood in the study area. This research is conducted in Changunarayan 4, Bhaktapur. The nature of the study is qualitative. Using Purposive Sampling method, research process is carried out in total 40 households involving in tourism business. This study unveiled positive impacts, including cultural revitalization and preservation, social identity development, and unity. However, it also identified negative effects such as cultural standardization, commercialization, and challenges like cultural clash and littering.

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Duplication of Urethra: A Case Report from Nepal

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Literasi Keuangan Memediasi Sikap dan Pengalaman Keuangan terhadap Minat investasi

Literasi Keuangan Memediasi Sikap dan Pengalaman Keuangan terhadap Minat investasi

An overview of copper ore mineralization in the Nepal Himalaya

Heritage Tourism and its Impact on Livelihood: A Study on Heritage Site

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