Author name: Dr. Nawa Raj

Dr. Nawa Raj Subba is a public health specialist, researcher, and author with over three decades of experience in healthcare management in Nepal. He has contributed to public health research, operational studies, and intercultural psychology. In addition to his work in health, he has published books and articles on Nepali literature, culture, and music. His contributions have been recognized by civil society, the government of Nepal, and international audiences. Currently, he is engaged in public health and intercultural psychology studies.

सहिद सत्ता र स्वार्थ विरुद्ध

डा. नवराज सुब्बा॥ आज हामीले उपभोग गरेका स्वतन्त्रता, नागरिक हक र अधिकार त्यसै पाएका होइनौं । विभिन्न बन्धनबाट मुक्ति पाउन, मानव अधिकार स्थापित गर्नका लागि विश्वका जनता हिजो निरङ्कुश शासनविरुद्ध लडेका थिए । कालखण्डमा मानवोचित अधिकार प्राप्तिको लागि भएका अभियानमा धेरै मानिस सहिद भएका छन् । वीर मानिस मात्र देशको प्राकृतिक, सामाजिक, सांस्कृतिक उन्नयन खातिर […]

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Practices of waste management in health care facilities in Nepal’s Biratnagar metropolitan city.

Nawa Raj SubbaWorld Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2021, 12(03), 398–404 Abstract Biratnagar is a medical referral centre with tertiary health care in Eastern Nepal. The city population is 202,061, according to the 2011 census. There are 35 Health Care Facilities (HCFs) in the city as of 2014. There are 7 HCFs, 2 nongovernmental

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सकारात्मकवाद

डा. नवराज सुब्बा~ पछि फर्केर हेर्दा, तेह्रौँ शताब्दीपूर्व मानिसको चेतना स्तर ईश्वरमा केन्द्रित थियो । उसबेला सबै कुराको कारण उही ईश्वरलाई मानिन्थ्यो । सम्भवतः डर, त्रासबाट बच्न जिज्ञासाको उत्तर दिन साथै समाजलाई सदाचार बनाउन उक्त दर्शन र मार्ग मानिसले अपनाए होलान् । तेह्रौँ शताब्दीदेखि अठारौँ शताब्दीका मानिसको चेतनास्तर अलि माथि उठेको देखिन्छ । त्यसबेला उनीहरुले

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Saint Phalgunanda prioritize the poor

Dr. Nawa Raj Subba~ An ethnicity’s religion manifests itself in its culture (Mulder, 1985). Religious faith passes down from generation to generation through life experience, perception, and society (Geertz, 1985). Religion and culture are thus inextricably linked. The above-mentioned remark implies that a person of any faith or culture could be plagued by his family’s

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