"world peace & harmony": news about scouts nepal

World peace & harmony 2013

Monday, August 26, 2013

news about scouts nepal

Diamond Jubliee Celebration
5th Ashad, Kathmandu. Nepal Scouts Diamond Jubilee celebration and 61th Scout Day is held from 2nd Ashad to 5th Ashad 2070 in premises of Nepal Scouts National Headquarters, Lainchour, Kathmandu.
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Finnish Scouts attend BP Scout Peak
The Finnish group comprised of 33 Rover Scouts and Scout Leaders, team leader Nepali Naresh Maharjan with other Sherpas started their expedition on 12th April and ended it on 25th April 2013.
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2nd National Scout Jamboree

11th April, 2013, Thursday, Today was the day that Nepal Scouts had waited for almost 3 decades and it was indeed a proud moment for all the scouts when the Rt’ Honorable Chairman of the Council of Ministers , Mr. Khil Raj Regmi inaugurated the historical 2nd National Scout Jamboree at Tikaluli, Chitwan, Nepal. The scout gathering boasted of a huge mass of over 5000 scouts who came from 59 districts. The service team members of 300 were assigned for the jamboree. Along with Nepalese scouts, scouts and guides from 8 different nations naming India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Finland, America, Malaysia, Japan and Luxembourg participated in the Jamboree.

ISGF visited Nepal Scouts

The adult members from German Guild of German Guide Angela and Reinhard visited the Nepal Scouts National Headquarters and held discussions on various aspects of Nepal Scouts, the role of adult members and the young scouts.

NC met at Lainchaur
Rt. Honorable Prime Minister and the Patron of Nepal Scouts Dr. Baburam Bhattarai inaugurated the National Council Meeting -2069 amidst the inauguration ceremony by hoisting flags in the National Headquarter's premises at Lainchour, Kathmandu.
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National Strategic Planning & Review Workshop
Nepal Scouts is aspiring to achieve a membership of 60,000 by 2020. This goal is shared by 45 participants who represent 35 districts who are now at the National Headquarters in Kathmandu for the on-going National Strategic Plan Review.
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Scout Rally 2012
On 24th November 2012, Scout Rally was organized by the Nepal Scouts National Headquarters on the auspicious occasion of 100 years of WAGGGS (World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts) and 60 years of Nepal Scouts.
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Interaction Program on Resource Mobilization
An interaction program on resource mobilization was organized by the Nepal Scouts, National Headquarters on 6th October 2012, Saturday at the premises of Headquarters itself. The interaction program was facilitated by the participants of Nepal Scouts to the WAGGGS APR.

Aims, methods and ideals

A Scout's duty is to be useful and to help others.
A Scout is clean in thought, word and deed.
A Scout is thrifty.
A Scout smiles and whistles under all difficulties.
A Scout obeys orders of his patrol leader or scout master without question.
A Scout is a friend to animals.
A Scout is Courteous.
A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout, no matter to what social class the other belongs.
A Scout is Loyal to the King and to his officers, and to his country, and to his employers.
A Scout's honour is to be trusted

Uniform of scoutes

Something about scout

Scout is an international association. It provides service to the people in a difficult or in different sector. scout is medium through which we can provide service to other people.Firstly i want to introduces my self me kundan bhandari.I am student and as well as one of the member of rover scout from Dhulabari, I am also one of the member of the scout program which is organizing in Kavishiromani High school. In this program i am also providing service to the people as much i can. I am also working and giving service or helping in scout since 3 years ago as a rover. I have obtain a lot of knowledge from the scout.

Scouts' Association

Baden-Powell Scouts' Association

Country

United Kingdom

Founded

1970

President

Lawrie Dring

Chief Commissioner

Graham Rutherford

Affiliation

World Federation of Independent Scouts

Website
http://www.traditionalscouting.co.uk/

Scouting portal

The Baden-Powell Scouts' Association hold to the ideals of Scouting that were created by Baden-Powell. The association's heritage dates back to the foundations of Scouting in the UK in 1908. The association follows a charter set down in their Policy Association Rules. They have no paid Executive Staff or Leaders.

The traditional programme also develops a sense of duty, personal discipline and honour. In addition to a wide range of activities Scouts in the B-PSA continue to practise traditional Scouting skills:

lighting fire by friction
navigating by means other than a compass
backwoods cooking
camping in self erected "bivvys"

The Baden-Powell Scouts' Association is affiliated to the umbrella organisation The World Federation of Independent Scouts. They are also affiliated with other traditional scout associations around the world. The Baden-Powell Scouts use the original programmes and wear traditional uniforms. Wolf Cubs continue to use the Grand Howl at the beginning of their meetings.

The Tenderfoot badge issued by the Baden-Powell Scouts' Association

The advancement program for members of The Baden-Powell Scouts' Association is symbolized by the earning of staged badges. Merit badges and rank may be earned by any registered member of the association. In Wolf Cubs this consists of Tenderpad, First Star and Second Star - working towards the final award of Leaping Wolf. The First and Second Stars are worn on the Cub's cap, this positioning leading them to sometimes be referred to as one then both eyes open.

In the Scouts section they use the same ranks as in Scouting for Boys with Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class, and the Scout Cord. Senior Scouts can earn the Bushman's Cord (with variations for Air and Sea Scouts) and the St. George's Scout award, which takes the place of the Queen's Scout award. Rover Scouts are able to earn the Baden-Powell Award.

The requirements for these badges, and the overall designs of the award badges, remain true to the pre-1967 Boy Scouts Association requirements and designs, with the stars on the original awards being replaced by the initials B and P, and the word "BOY" being replaced by "B-P".

Nescafe Cyber & Computer trainning centre

The nescafe cyber is located on dhulabari bazar siran siddharth chowk so if you want to learn any computer course in HELPFUL COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY where many types of computer courses are available their are Basic course, Graphics Design, Tally 7.2, 9.0 (current version), Accounting package, Internet class. Mr. Madan Ghimire is a Director of this Computer training center, he says "21 century is very changeable time and it wants new technology so all peoples anyhow have to learn computer course and than they will do everything in every time in everywhere.