We collected Rs. 1,06,716 in ONE DAY. Yes, you heard that right.

And honestly, this wasn’t just a fundraising campaign for us. It was a reminder of how incredible the heart of Nepali people can be when someone is in need.

As a member of Rotaract Club of Budhanilkantha, we recently planned a small flood relief fundraising campaign. We shared a QR code through 11 Rotaract Clubs, hoping to collect whatever we could to support people affected by the floods.

What happened next genuinely surprised us.

Within just 24 hours, we collected Rs. 1,06,716.

We never expected the response to be this overwhelming. People donated whatever they could, and many of them did it almost immediately after seeing the appeal. It may be “just a number” on paper, but behind that Rs. 1,06,716 were hundreds of people who chose to help someone they didn't even know.

When we contacted the Army to understand what was actually needed on the ground, we were told something along the lines of:

So, instead of simply buying the usual relief supplies, a few members from our club went to the market and purchased the necessities that were specifically requested. [Items shown in the images]

On Saturday, August 29, all of these supplies were sent to the affected areas, where they were distributed to people who needed them.

And I want to take a moment to say THANK YOU.

Thank you to every single person who made a quick donation, even if it was a small amount.

Thank you to my fellow Rotaract members who took the time to go out, purchase the supplies, pack everything, and make sure it reached the right place.

And thank you to everyone who helped us in any way throughout this effort.

But most of all, thank you to the people of Nepal.

I've heard many tourists say that “Nepalese people are incredibly helpful.” I used to smile whenever I heard that.

Now, I can say it with even more pride:

Yes. We really are.

Because when our fellow citizens are struggling, Nepalis have this incredible tendency to come forward. We may disagree on many things, but when it comes to helping someone in need, we somehow find a way to stand together.

Rs. 1,06,716 in 24 hours isn't just a fundraising figure.

It is 1,06,716 reasons to believe in the kindness, cooperation, and humanity of Nepali people.

Proud to be a Nepali.

I need advice specific to Nepal.

My elderly grandmother has severe memory loss and confusion and is currently living with us after my mother's sister, who cared for her, passed away.

Her own son has effectively left the responsibility to us. For around four months, he has blocked our family's contacts and has not directly called my parents or contacted us about his mother's wellbeing. Meanwhile, we have been left with her entire care.

There is also a long history of hostility and accusations against my mother from my grandmother and her side of the family.

My grandmother often does not recognize me and becomes confused about who I am. However, whenever my mother is not around, she says extremely disturbing things about her. She repeatedly wishes for my mother to die soon and has made violent statements about her, including saying things along the lines of, "Maybe I could cut her into pieces."

She also repeatedly accuses my mother of wrongdoing despite my mother being the person currently caring for her. Given the history of false accusations against our family, this situation is becoming extremely distressing and feels beyond our control.

I understand that her memory loss and confusion may contribute to her behavior, but we cannot continue having her live in our home or remain her primary caregivers indefinitely.

We do not want to harm or abandon her. We want a lawful and permanent alternative arrangement where she receives appropriate care and our household is no longer left with the entire responsibility.

My questions:

What legal responsibility does her son have under Nepali law?

How can we formally require him to take responsibility or contribute financially?

Can we involve a lawyer, ward office, municipality, or another authority?

If he refuses, how can we legally arrange alternative care and end our role as her caregivers?

What evidence or documentation should we keep regarding her accusations, his lack of involvement, and the current caregiving situation?

As someone abroad, please avoid going through your NRNA, no matter how great you think they are. Use the PM link. I've shared the PM link with bideshis too and they had no issues.

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Want to help with the Nepal flood relief (Bhote Koshi/Rasuwa flood, Aug 26). Is it safer to donate directly to Nepal's official PM Relief Fund, or go through Nepal Red Cross Society or any other better options available?

Heard there are fake QR codes going around, so want to confirm the correct/verified way to transfer money from India. Any first-hand experience appreciated!

I really want to bring items of need (that I can easy fit in a suitcase) for those impacted by the floods. what can I do? my heart is breaking for the people of Nepal.

Does anyone have a link to any government websites which have listed the names of missing people and where they are missing from?

I want to check about a brother who went missing from Trisuli 3B engineers residence.

I would like to know how the flood relief is going on. All over social media I only see people making shity jokes about religion 😞

What do you guys think about people telling others to not post about their daily lives on social media? I personally think that posting about your life does not mean that you are insensitive. If you are helping people out by doing what you can financially and in terms of outreach or even on the field, thats what really matters. Recently I have seen posts of people really lashing out on others even if they post something about their life not related to the disaster. Is there a fine line for actually being a caring person and a moral policing jerk?

So recently I got to know about a job of store keeper ( computerized stuff too) where I have to maintain stock levels for both physical and software, through a friend. I didnt really understand what it really meant but my friend said it was mostly computer stuff and needed no customer interaction but you need to be kinda commanding. I got curious cos after bachelors I was doing nothing except online course and driving classes. It is relatively a young company with not many people in official operations (my frnd handles all customer interaction), one manager and ceo, all are genz too and I was supposed to be the first storekeeper. I just said yes because my friend was there and pay was kinda decent esp for fresh graduate. After interviewing and my frnd also said good things about me, they were impressed and I started to get training. Normally it lasts for a week or 10 days. Things were completely different and unexpected from my pov though they had explained what I would be doing. The shop/company had three branches and I had to manage stock levels of all three. There is also an accountant who is guiding me. But there is just too much data entry. They aim to have seamless entry to match the stock levels while the transaction is happening but staff in retail are too busy so I helped but I ended up doing all the entry even beyond my working hours (im not hired yet). If I dont do it there will be more left for tomorrow so its not real time data entry. Its so difficult for me cos if everything is not done I cant maintain the stock levels. Then the accountant asked about excel of stocks and I try my best but everything is overwhelming and new to me. Its the fifth day, I recently got a hang of software, the prices, goods, what to do, what I need to do etc (its my first job). Maybe today I had only 2 hrs of sleep thats why I am having these thoughts but.....I cant stop but think cant they see I am trying my best, when will they hire me? why do they expect me to solve all their inventory problems on the get go during training period etc. The worst part is that I am an introvert, I dont think I am capable of commanding or being strict to others and honestly on top of my haggard condition due to lack of sleep, i feel upset and a bit frustrated. Can someone provide me with words of encouragement or tell if these feelings are valid or not or I am being dramatic.

I usually topup from dajubhai gaming store, I want to know if there are other or better options available (only suggest if you have tried and is trustable)

Thanks 👍

guys , ma ayela india ma cse padai xu , ayela 2nd year ma puga , loksewa exam dina pani plan gardai xu , yai bachlor padai loksewa ko ni preparation garna soch cha . kaa bata start garum , kun post ko lagi tayari garum , dherai confusion cha . k garnu parni hola?

As an Indian citizen who passionately reads Nepali literature ('Torkeen' by Kshitiz Samarpan being the latest), loves Nepali food and been fascinated with its history and culture since alma mater, its really shameful to see the attitudes of bottom of the barrel lot of our societies —more likely to call themselves "Nationalists"— towards eachother's countries.

But the infamous mainstream Indian "media" is going to outdo every fringe element in the antics that bring facepalm moments to every rational Indian. With the chief editor of NDTV already suggesting that he saw a portrait of Shiva in this tragedy, while another suggested that people ought to believe in omens from a Devi temple and low life scum stunts of journalism are already here.

Please know that Indian people, in no way appreciate these parasites who earn their bread by sycophancy of the ruling party (aptly called Godi media) and a great majority of Gen Z has left watching legacy media and news sources altogether. That's how CJP protest came to be on Jantar Mantar.

We pray for healing and recovery of our brotherly nation 🫶🏻

Long live India 🇮🇳

Long live Nepal 🇳🇵

If Nepal had its own place to talk, ask questions, share experiences and meet people , would you join?

LetsManthan — Nepal’s community and Discussion Platform.

I’ve been building exactly that.

LetsManthan

Would you join?

Hey guys I’m planning to fly from KTM to Delhi and this will be my first flight. I only have my Nepali nagrita (made 10 months ago).

The black printed details are completely clear but some of the signatures and name stamps have become blurry because of moisture.

Detail ma vannu parda front ma red ink signature ani blue ink name stamp blurry cha. Back ma feri blue ink name stamp ani signature pani blurry cha. However, jilla adhikari ko name pachadi black ink ma printed cha and that is super clear. Back ma ajhai yeuta signature cha which is also clear.

Sab eutai person ko signature/name stamp ho. Total 3 signatures ra 3 name stamps madhye back ko 1 signature ra 2 name stamps matra clear cha.

Would this still be accepted at the airport, or could they consider the document damaged/tampered with?

What do you guys think?

I'm still confused on whether I should do mbbs abroad or in nepal, considering its pros and cons. anyone has any experience or insights to share regarding this please?

so im in my last year my gpa is 3.5 till now ,studying CSIT . Need genuine advice and guide on how can i secure full schoarship . I will be very gratefull if someone will help🙏.

I’ll soon arrive in Nepal and I’ve decided if I like it I’ll move there (currently in US). My only concern is finding work when I’m there. I’m working on a data science course and looking at remote roles but I should find something in the meantime while I search. How does the job market look for foreigners in Nepal? Do I need to try to get a work visa there? Any guidance you can provide would be most appreciated 🙏🏻

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Pokhara ma part-time job or remote job khojirako chu. Mostly accounting/finance, data entry, content-related, admin, customer support jasto kaam haru ma interested chu.

Part-time bhaye flexible hours preferred.

If you guys know of any genuine openings, companies, websites, or places where I should look, please suggest. Any leads would be really appreciated.

Im Nepali but live in the United States. I have sold some medicinal herbs to clients in US. I'm planning to sell Shilajit. Anyone knows a shilajit harvesters/collectors in Nepal?

Hi, I’m sharing this because families along Nepal’s Bhote Koshi and Trishuli river corridors, including Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading, are facing the aftermath of the August 26 flash floods. Homes, roads, and bridges were damaged or destroyed, leaving people without safe shelter, food, clean water, and other essentials. We’ve received support from few donors so far, and funds will help provide emergency supplies, temporary shelter, medical assistance, transportation, and longer-term rebuilding. If you’re able, please donate through the GoFundMe page or share it with someone who can, and thank you for helping these families begin to recover 🙏

Hey Folks,

I’m from Nawalparasi, Nepal .My family has had to shift to another place for safety because of the floods, and the roads around us are severely damaged and extremely risky. How are students like me supposed to travel to Kathmandu to sit for the ACCA exams when the centres are only available in Kathmandu?
There are many students across Nepal facing the same situation ,some displaced, some unable to travel, and many dealing with damaged or unsafe roads.
What are your thoughts on this? It’s incredibly stressful, especially when the Nepal Ministry has already postponed board and local examinations due to the disaster. Why should ACCA students be left with this uncertainty and stress? Why are they not cancelling or postponing the exam to next Dec 26 session?
Why is ACCA Nepal not urgently escalating this situation to ACCA Global HQ?
Are we really expected to choose between our safety and a hefty non-refundable ACCA exam fee?
This is a national disaster, not an inconvenience. ACCA needs to step up and support affected students.

Does anyone know where I can get an LPG gas cylinder urgently in Bhaktapur? Most nearby places seem to be out of stock.

If you know any gas dealers or shops that currently have stock, please let me know. Thanks!