For people who went to abroad (specifically USA or Canada), what are the skills that you wished you had learned before going there or can be very useful if you learn and go. Ranging from just small household skills to digital marketing and different high level skills what might be the best to be learning during the ‘before going to abroad’ phase
I want to buy a new phone but not sure if I should actually buy it. I can wait for a year an buy a brand new iPhone or get a second hand now. Right now I am using the Redmi Note 10S which I bought in 2021. So compared to this it will be […]
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I dont have my number register with my own citizenship so had to Filled up my form online ird.gov.np ma and the issue is i am not being able to get my OTP code . so when i visited the office they said they cant do anything cause its same procedure for them as well […]
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Due to the death of Subaschandra Nemwang the ilam-2 HoR seat is empty and the by elections are going to be held on Baisakh 15 next year who do you prefer? View Poll View on r/Nepal by folknepalisocialist Tags: Politics/राजनीति, Byelections, wins, prefer, Ilam2 Related: 🇳🇵 Nepal – Prime Minister Prachanda Addresses United Nations General […]
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Learn to cook,barista, driving both bike and car, swimming and mainly taking care of ur self is what i heard for people going to study unless ur going for stay idk
I see mainly two kinds of people , one is good with brains and the other is good with hands, who have high chances to be a successful person. The person who are good with brains are either in the academia or in a office job. The people good with hands are either electricians, mechanic, welders, plumbers, wood workers, etc. It may depend but most of the times the guys good with hands are earning almost the same if not more than the good brain guys.