Browsing by Author "Dhami, Laxman Bahadur"

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    Gender Difference and Language Variations in English Produced by Nepali Learners
    (Department of English Education, 2015) Dhami, Laxman Bahadur
    There search work entitled Gender Difference and Language Variationsin English Produced by Nepali Learners is an attempt to analyze and describe the language behavior of men and women in terms of morphology, turn taking and interruption, minimal responses and politeness. It is a field based research.The data for this study were recorded conversations. They were recorded from the students of class twelve of a private college in the Kathmandu valley.The researcher recorded40 conversations from ten pairs; each pair was given a list of topics for selection.All the Nepali speakers' of English of class twelve were the sample population for this study.The total samples selected for this study,were20students of class twelve. Among them,ten were selected from each gender (male and female) using purposive non-random sampling method.The required data were collected by using observation and audio recording them.In this study data were systematically collected, analyzed, interpreted and findings were listed in the points.Some of the findings of this study are: The women speakers used rising intonation frequently in greetings, taking leave and even when they answered the question with a statement but men used falling intonation.In the conversations women used some special words like;cute, preety, love, cool and men used nice, super great.While talking, men used the more words that indicate the turn shifting than women participants. In total 85words were used, out of them men used 58% and women42%. This study consists of five chapters. The first chapter deals with general background, statements of the problem, objectives of the study, research questions or hypothesis, significance of the study, delimitations of the study and operational definitions of the key terms. The second chapter deals with the review of theoretical and empirical literature and conceptual framework of the study. Likewise, the third chapter deals with the methodology adopted for the study in which, design of the study,sample of the study, sampling procedure,tools and process of data collection of the study are discussed. The fourth x chapter deals with the analysis and interpretation of the collected data descriptively and using simple statistical tool; percentage. Similarly the fourth chapter also deals with the findings based on the analysis and interpretation of the data. The fifth chapter deals with the conclusion and implications of the study based on the findings of the study. This chapter is followed by reference and appendices.
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    Merger and Its Impact on Financial Performance of Commercial Banks in Nepal
    (Department of Management, 2021) Dhami, Laxman Bahadur
    The study entitled merger and its impact on financial performance of commercial banks in Nepal. The purpose of this research is to study the effect of merger on the financial performance of commercial bank when Nepal Rasta Bank introduced a forceful merger bylaws policy in the year of 2011. Three year pre-merge and postmerger financial performance is analysis of three commercial banks which are merged in 2016 AD. This study is based on the descriptive and analytical research design. Performance of commercial banks is measured by different variables such as ROA, ROE, EPS, profit margin, capital adequacy, assets quality, liquidity and debt to equity ratios. Pared sample t-test is used to measure the significant change pre-merger performance and post-merger performance. This study conclude that Returns on Assets, earning per share, profit margin, liquidity increased significantly after the merger of the banks. However return on equity, assets quality, debt to total equity and capital adequacy ratio are decreased after the merger. The assets quality ratios, which is measured by the total nonperforming assets to total loan and advance is decreased after the merger, which show that the performing assets of merged banks. The merged banks able to maintain nonperforming assets ratios as refers by Nepal Rastra Bank. Similarly the sampled merged bank able to meet the capital adequacy ratio.