Entrepreneurship meaning and elements
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This document discusses the key aspects of entrepreneurship including motivation, abilities, resources, strategy, planning, and understanding market opportunities. Successful entrepreneurship requires the capacity and willingness to develop, organize and manage a business venture while taking risks in order to earn a profit. Key factors for entrepreneurial success include motivation, skills, access to resources, a clear strategy and vision, as well as strong planning and organizing abilities.
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Nepal faces several new and existing security challenges, including ethnic and religious conflict, terrorism, migration, environmental degradation, and human rights violations. A properly drafted constitution is needed to ensure public security and protect citizens from both outside and inside threats. To address these emerging threats, Nepal requires a multi-lateral approach, political stability, strong rule of law, continuity in foreign policy, and reforms to strengthen institutions like the National Security Council.
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The document discusses various aspects of capital markets in India including primary and secondary markets, types of securities like ordinary shares, preference shares, debentures, and methods of raising capital. It explains that capital markets involve issuing stocks and bonds for medium to long term purposes. The primary market supplies new capital to companies while existing securities are traded on the secondary market. SEBI regulates the 23 stock exchanges currently operating in India and has responsibilities like registering intermediaries, prohibiting fraud, and promoting investor education. Capital markets help in mobilizing savings, economic growth, and providing investment opportunities.
Company management and administration- provision for directors
The document discusses the legal position and qualifications of company directors under Indian law. It notes that companies must have at least 2 directors for private companies and 3 for public companies. For public companies, small shareholders can elect a director if the company has over Rs. 5 crore in paid-up capital and over 1,000 small shareholders. The tenure of such a small shareholder director is a maximum of 3 years. The document also outlines disqualifications for being a director, such as being of unsound mind or having been convicted of an offense involving moral turpitude. It introduces the concept of a Director Identification Number to make legal action against directors easier in cases of fraud.
Maintenence management and it's function
This document outlines steps for machine maintenance and lubrication, including identifying worn parts, cleaning oil tanks and pluger pumps, lubricating bearings and oil pipes, replacing gaskets and wicks, scheduling lubrication frequency, selecting the right lubricant, and cleaning maintenance. It also lists machine part cleaning tasks such as transformers, switches, filters, chucks, motor parts, oil tanks, and carbon brushes.
I.t history and development in nepal
The use of computers first began in Nepal in 1971 for a census using an IBM computer. Telephone service was established in 1960, and the first internet service provider launched in 1995. Over time, information technology has developed significantly in Nepal. The number of computer training institutes and internet users has grown rapidly. Traditional methods of business and education have been replaced by more advanced IT innovations. The government has also established new regulatory bodies and provided licenses to expand the telecommunications industry. Looking ahead, new technologies like cloud computing, mobile applications, and social media are expected to continue transforming IT in Nepal.
Company vs partnership firm
This document compares companies and partnership firms under Indian law. It notes that companies can have an unlimited number of members, are treated as separate legal entities, limit the liability of members, and provide for continuity of existence even when members retire, become insolvent, or die. In contrast, partnership firms have these characteristics limited and will automatically terminate in certain circumstances unless reconstituted. The document was prepared by Mr. Roshan Dhungel and references information from Google, YouTube, and self-instruction materials.
Measures of investment
The document outlines basic criteria for creating an investment environment including government security, provisions for foreign direct investment, infrastructure development, political stability, and coordination between nations. It also discusses monetary measures like interest rate reductions and fiscal measures like subsidies and tax holidays to promote investment. Currently, Nepal is promoting investment by signing investment agreements with countries like India and China, promoting foreign direct investment, and directing attention towards projects in hydroelectricity and road networks.
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