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April 2010 to 17th April 2010. The training was fully supported by IBM India. Mr. Rajib Mundal from Vinsys India (the IBM training partner in India) was the resource person for the program. There were around 55 participants including graduate students, undergraduate students, and faculty members.

th and Dr. Janak Lal Karmacharya presentedthe issues related with hydropower development in He spoke about different barriers andobstacles responsible for the degradation of electrical power sector in thecountry. Following, Mr. Dipak Upadhyay spoke on the current issues onthe power sector.  He first the presentedthe current power and energy status of the nation. If immediate step is nottaken to overcome the current energy crisis, the nation will have more energydeficit in the coming years. ...

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The reunion was successful in bringing together the products of Kathmandu University, Department of Pharmacy in a common platform and led the way to friendly socializing and intermingling between the pharmacy graduates. The event reunited the batches, batch mates and teachers in a congenial interactive platform to help reminisce, re-live and relish their unforgettable memories of KU. A talk program was also held during the event to elucidate the role of pharmacists in different fields of work. ...