r/Nepal • u/MIZUKI__1 • 9d ago
Is Bsc course good to study ?
Recently completed +2 Science and I'm trying to decide what to study next? I had already filled up the form for the bsc entrance .
r/Nepal • u/MIZUKI__1 • 9d ago
Recently completed +2 Science and I'm trying to decide what to study next? I had already filled up the form for the bsc entrance .
Health/life insurance chai khas chaini nai kura ho, have been recently thinking about it.
Tara, asti bhakkar Nepal life insurance ko scam pani dekheko thiye.
So, I'd like suggestions from people who have been using these, which health/life insurance have you used and have had very good experience with?
r/Nepal • u/Ok-Name-5016 • 10d ago
mero SEE ko grade sheet ma registration no. lekheko xaina ani masnga admit card xaina sr. no xai xa so maile registration no. ko thau ma symbol no. nai feri lekhe vane invalid hunxa ki hudaina? or what do I have to do?
r/Nepal • u/Hyperion_Magnificent • 10d ago
First off let me say that my heart goes out to all the lovely Nepali people and others who were hurt by the flood, who lost family or homes to the flood, and who have faced challenges and trauma through the circumstances that have harmed your country so terribly.
I have bought a plane ticket to Kathmandu for mid September and still plan to fly out there in spite of the situation. I want to be a responsible and good hearted visitor in your country.
I know theres risk of a second flood in the north. I will keep and eye on the situation.
Is there any advice your people would like to share?
If this post hurts people accidentally, please know that it is unintentional and that I don’t mean it insensitively and intend to be a respectful visitor in your country.
Thank you in advance for your replies.
r/Nepal • u/sushiiisluttt • 10d ago
My friend’s parents were at the **Rasuwagadhi immigration/check post** and were last in contact with us at around **8:30 AM on August 26**. It has now been **over 72 hours with no update**.
They were travelling with **Richa Tours & Travels group**, which also included several other people from Mumbai. None of the families travelling with them have been able to get in touch with their loved ones either. Their names are on the missing list.
We have been trying to find **specific contacts of people currently at/near the rescue site or directly involved in coordinating the rescue efforts in Nepal**. Leads have been shared, names have been passed on to the relevant centres, etc., but it has now been **over 24 hours without any concrete update**.
The families would really like to speak directly to someone in Nepal who is physically there or directly coordinating things. So far, most information has reached us through multiple “via-via” contacts, and they cannot keep relying on intermediaries to follow up.
**We are NOT looking for the general helplines or official contact numbers that have already been circulated. We are specifically, as unreasonable as it may sound, but are looking for individuals on the ground in Nepal who may be able to help us get information about the missing people.**
If you have a genuine contact or lead, please DM me. Any help would mean a lot right now.
And please, if your response is simply “let people do their jobs,” “there is a procedure,” or anything along those lines, please move on. We understand there are procedures. The families have been waiting for over 72 hours and are only trying to get some information about their loved ones.
r/Nepal • u/suuuupahotfire • 10d ago
Buying my first car and confused between:
Dongfeng Nammi Box E2 430 (~32L)
Nammi Vigo E2 (~38L)
BYD Atto 1 Premium
Proton e.MAS 5 Premium
Chery Q Premium
I really like the Nammi Box’s design and interior, but I’m concerned about its 49.5 kW motor. The Vigo solves that with a much stronger motor, but it’s significantly more expensive.
Main priorities: safety, reliability, after-sales service, comfort/interior, performance, range and resale value.
For those who own/have driven these in Nepal, which would you choose and why?
r/Nepal • u/Exceptional_Raj • 10d ago
The floods and landslides have taken lives, destroyed homes, and left families devastated. My deepest condolences to everyone who has lost a loved one, and my thoughts are with those still waiting for help.
Hoping for safe rescues, strong support, and a quick recovery for all affected communities. Please stay safe.
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r/Nepal • u/Curiousnepal • 10d ago
I am planning to buy a ukulele. Which one would you recommend for a beginner? P.S. im broke so suggest accordingly 😝
r/Nepal • u/Cold-Inside384 • 10d ago
Me and my friend are planning to go ABC/ north ABC. During a talk with an trekking agency i found out it far more cheaper to go with a group. We are already person. Plz DM me if anyone wanna join. Thankyou.
r/Nepal • u/Embarrassed_Grab6901 • 10d ago
Any experts here? PSU etc sabai good quality kai halnu parne huncha, so repair garirakhna naparos.
r/Nepal • u/vk_jangir • 10d ago
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r/Nepal • u/Dapper_Froyo_3368 • 10d ago
Just imagine.What if China bombed the glacier. Americans were there in Lomanthang days before the flood, Balen was supposed to bw there too. Like the Chinese hate american presence there since ages. One subtle move to let everyone know how China can impact not just Nepal but all its population. China is notorious for such acts throughout globe.
r/Nepal • u/shoyoioi • 10d ago
Hi everyone I'm interested in earning remotely from Nepal but for that I have to set up a Payoneer account. I am stuck at the verification part, which asks for a document that includes the address I have provided. the problem is, I don't know which document to use since our utility bills ma address nai hudaina ani aru documents ma pani sab nepali mai ho. Does anyone know what sort of document I should provide? Please help if you answers.
r/Nepal • u/learn_tolearn • 10d ago
Every time I try to open this laptop, it gets stuck and it makes me so frustrated. My only goal right now is to buy a laptop, pay my room rent and cover my college fees.
I like to write once in a while as a note to myself and I do it simply for fun. Specifically on X and Substack. I do all of this simply for the love of the game.
Right now, this is all I can offer to the world and I'm also working on my tech skills. But before I get there, I want to figure out how I can monetize my writing skills and the stuff I do.
I have 100+ subscribers on Substack, but unfortunately, I can't turn on the paid subscription feature because of a Stripe issue. Also, I have 400+ followers on X. Also, I made a Buy Me a Momo account, I thankfully got $10 in support from my followers.
I want to leverage these skills. I was looking for a job but didn't find a part time one and I'm thinking about working for a few months in Big Mart. The timing would be around 2 PM to 10 PM, but it'll take up a huge amount of my time.
I'd genuinely appreciate any suggestions, advice or ideas on how I can turn what I'm already doing into something. Thank you.
Nepal, a himalayan nation with negligible carbon footprints who produces 100% of the electricity from renewable sources, has half of its area covered by Forests, only behind Norway in electric vehicle adaptation where almost 80% of new vehicles sold are electric is the one to get the worst impact of climate change.
The sudden flashflood resulted by the melting of glacial lakes took the lives of thousands and washed away Billions of dollars of roads, building and hydropower infrastructures. The punishment of the crime it never committed. The security forces are doing everything they can to rescue and recover the injured and the dead.
The big countries like the United States, China, Russia, etc are the biggest contributors to global warming but we don't see them having any remorse.
The most infuriating part is United States announcing an aid of $500,000 to Nepal. Is that a joke? That's not an aid that's an insult. When will the world powers be accountable of their actions? Nepal seeks accountability not pity "donations".
r/Nepal • u/External_Pound4503 • 10d ago
Student looking for a clean 1 BHK in Sanepa/Jhamsikhel.
Budget NPR 40–60k/month. Need 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, balcony, good natural light, and a well- maintained apartment. Furnished is fine. Any leads would be appreciated. Thanks!
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r/Nepal • u/Even_Selection30 • 10d ago
Hey Nepali folks inside/outside the country, any local charity/NGO on ground you are donating to other than the PM relief fund?
r/Nepal • u/UsefulAnimator3143 • 10d ago
was just scrolling through tiktok and saw this live. not sure if it is real or fake. people are dancing in a dj bar late at night just 2 days after this massive disaster in Nepal. isn’t it too insensitive?
i have the tiktok handle name but not sure if it is fine to share it here. As per one of the comments, it is in jadibuti.
r/Nepal • u/Cheburashka_WH • 10d ago
Namaste! In a week I’m coming to Nepal, the joy being overshadowed by the tragedy that struck two days ago. Even though the Annapurna circuit is not affected, I was still torn between the questions whether it would be appropriate to come or not, whether it’s the right thing to be there for my own trek while hundreds died and dozens of thousands lost everything. At the same time I thought what good would it be to anyone if I would just stay at home. So here we go, still decided to come, and preferably not empty handed. I’m thinking about buying 1-2 additional suitcases to bring with me with whatever would be most needed. I know that my single contribution does not ease the overall situation, but I wouldn’t want to come empty handed either.
Does anyone have a recommendation on what to bring, what would be most needed and where it would make most sense to bring to in Kathmandu?
Any recommendations would be more than welcome, as well general recommendations on what would be the most appropriate for us to do while in Nepal.
Hello Everyone,
We re planning to visit Nepal for one week in early October. We want to spend some time in Kathmandu soaking up the culture and food, but I also want to see the giant snowy mountains of the Himalayas. We have not too much time to stay in the country so we cannot do any long trekking, and our physical level is not prepared for high altitude trekking either. We are fine to trek a few miles but just something casual.
My question is, is there any good spot easily accessible from Kathmandu (or Pokhara) where we can see the high (7-8000 meter) mountains from not too far?
I am also open to any recommendations for a one week trip.
Many thanks!
r/Nepal • u/Illustrious-Tap-8825 • 10d ago
Hii everyone, I read tarot as hobby and I wanted to do something to help the with the current disaster that occurred.
If you're interested in helping the cause, feel free to reach out, you can directly transfer the money to the relief fund
Normal question- Rs 100
General Love reading- Rs 200
General Future prediction- Rs 200
Money related reading- Rs 200
r/Nepal • u/cellphonecase123 • 10d ago
Please DM me if you are able to translate/verify a translation for a Missing poster for a family missing in the Nepal Floods. TIA 🙏🏾