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    Schedule Icee-Pdrp2019

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    The document provides the schedule and program for a 3 day presentation event being held from April 25-27, 2019. On day 1, there will be an opening ceremony from 9-11am in Hall 1 followed by a keynote address from 11-11:45am also in Hall 1. There will be 3 sessions on day 1 from 11:45am-16:30pm split between Halls 1, 2 and 3. Day 2 will follow a similar schedule with keynote addresses and sessions split between the halls. Day 3 will include a closing ceremony and field visit. The document lists the activities, times and rooms assigned for each part of the event.

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    The document provides the schedule and program for a 3 day presentation event being held from April 25-27, 2019. On day 1, there will be an opening ceremony from 9-11am in Hall 1 followed by a keynote address from 11-11:45am also in Hall 1. There will be 3 sessions on day 1 from 11:45am-16:30pm split between Halls 1, 2 and 3. Day 2 will follow a similar schedule with keynote addresses and sessions split between the halls. Day 3 will include a closing ceremony and field visit. The document lists the activities, times and rooms assigned for each part of the event.

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    The document provides the schedule and program for a 3 day presentation event being held from April 25-27, 2019. On day 1, there will be an opening ceremony from 9-11am in Hall 1 followed by a keynote address from 11-11:45am also in Hall 1. There will be 3 sessions on day 1 from 11:45am-16:30pm split between Halls 1, 2 and 3. Day 2 will follow a similar schedule with keynote addresses and sessions split between the halls. Day 3 will include a closing ceremony and field visit. The document lists the activities, times and rooms assigned for each part of the event.

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    Anish Neupane
    The document provides the schedule and program for a 3 day presentation event being held from April 25-27, 2019. On day 1, there will be an opening ceremony from 9-11am in Hall 1 followed by a keynote address from 11-11:45am also in Hall 1. There will be 3 sessions on day 1 from 11:45am-16:30pm split between Halls 1, 2 and 3. Day 2 will follow a similar schedule with keynote addresses and sessions split between the halls. Day 3 will include a closing ceremony and field visit. The document lists the activities, times and rooms assigned for each part of the event.

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    Presentation Schedule

    Day 1 (25th April, 2019)


    Activities Time Room
    Resistration 07:00-09:00 hrs.

    Opening Ceremony 09:00-11:00 hrs.

    Keynote Address 11:00-11:45 hrs. Hall 1

    Session 1 11:45-12:30 hrs. Hall 1


    Lunch Break 12:30-13:15 hrs.

    Hall 1

    Session 2 13:15-14:45 hrs. Hall 2

    Hall 3

    Refreshment 14:45-15:00 hrs.

    Hall 1

    Hall 2
    Session 3 15:00-16:30 hrs.

    Hall 3

    Day 2 (26th April, 2019)


    Activities Time Room

    Keynote Address 09:30-10:15 hrs. Hall 1


    Refreshment 10:15-10:30 hrs.

    Hall 1

    Session 4 10:30-12:00 hrs. Hall 2

    Hall 3

    Lunch Break 12:00-12:45 hrs.


    Keynote Address 12:45-13:30 hrs. Hall 1

    Hall 1

    Session 5 13:30-15:00 hrs. Hall 2

    Hall 3

    Refreshment 15:00-15:15 hrs.

    Hall 1

    Session 6 15:15-16:45 hrs. Hall 2

    Hall 3
    Day 3 (27th April, 2019)
    Activities Time
    Closing Ceremony 10:30-12:30 hrs.
    Lunch Break 12:30-13:30 hrs.
    Field Visit* 13:30-16:00 hrs.
    Cultural Night* 18:00-20:30 hrs.
    *Only for Guests, Foreign delegates, Paper presenters, Scientific committee members
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    Presenter's Name

    Prof. Dr. Sudarshan Raj Tiwari

    Rajani Shrestha (Joshi)

    Kshitij Dahal
    Mohan Moorti Panti
    Srijana Prajapati
    Sunita Duwal
    Swopnil Ojha
    Flavia De Luca
    Subeg Bijukchhen
    Chandra Kiran Kawan
    Amit Prajapati
    Rabina Shilpakar
    Sasin Prajapati
    Bibek Sahi
    Manjip Shakya

    Suraj shah
    Pukar Regmi
    Shahasan Kayastha
    Rameswor Shrestha
    Anastasios Tsiavos
    Jay Ram Panthee
    Biswa Balla
    Raghabendra Yadav
    Aayusha Pradhananga
    Mahesh Raj Bhatt
    Binay Kumar Sah
    Susumu Kono
    Nabin Raj Chaulagain
    Presenter's Name

    Prof. Dr. Prem Nath Maskey

    Yoichi Mukai
    Neeru Shilpakar
    Bijaya K. Shrestha
    Sushamna Shrestha
    Shyam Sundar Basukala
    Angela Tamrakar
    Hayato Hoshino
    Nicola Giordano
    Nabaraj Budhathoki
    Ramila Shrestha
    Saurav Shrestha
    Jeetendra Prajapati

    Prof. Dr. Susumu Kono


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    Robina Manandhar
    Bishwadeep Tamang
    S M Jamil Uddin
    Sutapa Joti
    Dattatreya Tripathy
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    Binod Khadka
    Shankar Prajapati
    Pratik Raj Sainju
    Muskan Sharma Kuinkel
    Sangina Awal

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    Tahmina Tasnim Nahar
    Jun Li
    Kaushal Raj Gnyawali
    Phanindra Prasad Bhandari
    Arjun Kumar Gaire
    Jagadiswar M. Shrestha
    Sanjeev Bhatta
    RukshanaShrestha
    Shova Shrestha
    Suraj Gaudel
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