The Nepal Geological Students’ Society (NGSS) cordially invites all students, alumni, faculty members, and staff to the auspicious occasion of Saraswati Puja 2082, a solemn celebration dedicated to Goddess Saraswati, the embodiment of knowledge, wisdom, learning, and the arts.

As we gather to offer our reverence, we also celebrate the intellectual and academic spirit that defines our geoscience community.

We extend our heartfelt invitation to every member of the Central Department of Geology family, past and present, to grace this sacred occasion with your presence, blessings, and participation.

Let us come together to celebrate knowledge, creativity, and the timeless wisdom that guides our journey in geoscience and beyond.

Tribhuvan University, Kirtipur

A highly engaging and intellectually enriching invited lecture on “Dynamic Simulation of Rock-Avalanche Fragmentation” was delivered by Prof. Dr. Shiva P. Pudasaini at the Central Department of Geology, Tribhuvan University, Kirtipur.

The session examined cutting-edge advancements in landslide mobility, erosion-enhanced dynamics, and three-phase mass flow modeling, core competencies essential for contemporary geohazard assessment, risk mitigation, and disaster resilience. Participants were provided with practical exposure to state-of-the-art simulation tools and advanced numerical methodologies, offering direct applicability to both high-impact academic research and professional engineering practice.

This program reflects the Nepal Geological Students’ Society’s (NGSS) enduring commitment to bridging scientific innovation and institutional capacity building within Nepal’s geoscience community.

The Nepal Geological Students’ Society (NGSS) extends its profound gratitude and sincere appreciation to:

• Prof. Dr. Shiva P. Pudasaini, for his insightful and inspiring lecture, and for sharing his world-class expertise;
• Dr. Suman Panthee, for his seamless coordination and facilitation;
• The Central Department of Geology, for hosting this impactful academic program and fostering continued scientific dialogue;
• All participating students, researchers, and faculty members, for their active engagement, thoughtful discourse, and enthusiasm

The Nepal Geological Students’ Society (NGSS) is excited to host the NGSS Games Program, offering a mix of fun, learning, and networking for geology students and alumni.

Activities: Scattergories, Geology Quiz, and Housie

Date & Time: 19th Mangsir (5 December, Friday), 11:00 AM onwards
Venue: Central Department of Geology, Tribhuvan University, Kirtipur
Registration Deadline: 18th Mangsir
Participation Fee: NPR 25 per person per game

Eligibility:

• Bachelor’s and Master’s Geology students
• NGSS Alumni members

Prizes: Certificates, books or diaries, and a special NGSS token of appreciation. All participants will receive NGSS souvenirs.

Register Here: https://forms.gle/d3Lxx44XUsi5jFts7

Game rules will be shared one day before the event.

NGSS Games Program – Event Highlights

The Nepal Geological Students’ Society (NGSS) successfully concluded today’s interactive session featuring Scattergories, the Geology Quiz, and Geological Housie.

We sincerely thank all participants for their active involvement and support. Your enthusiasm motivates us to continue organizing engaging programs like this in the future.

NGSS extends its sincere gratitude to all students, members, and volunteers who actively contributed to the success of this meaningful initiative.

NGSS has consistently led activities aimed at institutional welfare and remains committed to organizing more impactful and responsible programs in the future.

A clean, safe, and well-organized department is a collective responsibility.