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Nepal Airlines Corporation Forms Sub-Committee to Procure Aircraft and Enhance Domestic Air Connectivity
Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) has recently formed a sub-committee to develop a plan for the procurement of two aircraft. The purpose of this plan is to enhance air connectivity at the provincial level by operating flights to urban destinations. The decision was made during a meeting of the NAC Board of Directors on May 9. […]
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Ncell Axiata Organizing Concert in Hatkhola Ground, Biratnagar Featuring Renowned Artists
Anchoring on the Hatkhola Maidan in Biratnagar, Ncell Axiata Limited is organizing a concert on Saturday, the 13th of Jestha. The program will feature renowned artists and musical groups. With the aim of providing entertainment and joy to the Nepali audience, as well as to Nepali brothers and sisters living abroad and their families, Ncell […]
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Nepal Authorities and ISPs Take Action: Cable Management Project Commences in Kathmandu Metropolitan City
The Nepal Telecommunication Authority (NTA) and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) have initiated a cable management project in Kathmandu Metropolitan City starting on Baisakh 25, Monday. Prior to this, the local authorities had set a deadline for the removal of wire clutter on poles. In response to the warning from the Mayor of Kathmandu, the NTA […]
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Electric Vehicle (EV) Sales in Nepal in Rise
The surge in gasoline prices has become a catalyst for the remarkable growth of electric vehicles (EVs) in Nepal’s market. Despite the recent decline in fuel prices, EVs continue to gain popularity and market share in the country. Among the EV models capturing significant attention is the Tata Nexon EV, regarded as a major attraction […]
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KMC to commence Cable Management Work, NTA Highlights Challenges
Kathmandu Metropolitan City is set to initiate cable management work within its jurisdiction starting from Baisakh 25, Monday. However, the Nepal Telecommunication Authority (NTA), the telecom regulator, has expressed concerns regarding the simultaneous management of telephone and internet cables. Previously, the city government had issued a 15-day ultimatum to service providers, urging them to remove […]
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Bluesky: A New Twitter Competitor That’s Recreating the Fun Internet of the Past
If you haven’t heard of Bluesky yet, you will soon. Although it is currently in invite-only mode, the hype around this Twitter alternative is loud despite its small size, with people on the platform praising it. Bluesky is part of a group of competitors trying to become the next great microblogging platform, which includes Hive, […]
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Poco X5 Pro in Nepal ➤ Prebooking starts May 5 on Daraz
The launch of the Poco X5 Pro 5G in Nepal is imminent, and fans of the brand are eagerly awaiting its arrival. This phone was unveiled alongside the Poco X5 5G on February 6th, and it has some impressive features that are sure to excite smartphone enthusiasts. Starting May 5th, the Poco X5 Pro 5G […]
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WorldLink Communications Teams Up with PUBG Mobile to Revolutionize Mobile Gaming in Nepal
WorldLink Communications, which is the largest internet service provider in Nepal, has partnered with the globally popular battle royale game, PUBG Mobile, to enhance the mobile gaming experience for millions of players in Nepal. With the mobile gaming industry growing rapidly, WorldLink and PUBG Mobile have come together to provide their users with an improved […]
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Samsung Partners with Him Electronics to Open Nepal’s First Multinational Electronics Manufacturing Facility
Samsung and Him Electronics have partnered to open Nepal’s first multinational electronics manufacturing facility. The landmark television factory is located in Nawalparasi and was inaugurated by the Hon’ble Minister of Industries, Commerce and Supplies and Samsung Southwest Asia’s CEO, Mr. JB Park. This move is expected to have a significant impact on Nepal’s economy and […]
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Kathmandu Metropolitan City Initiates Cable Cleanup for Utility Poles: Service Providers Given 15 Days to Comply
Kathmandu Metropolitan City has given internet, telecom, and electricity service providers 15 days to remove messy cables from utility poles within its jurisdiction. Failure to comply will result in the government undertaking the task to remove them. The Metropolitan City released a notice to have companies tag the cables to identify unnecessary wires more easily. […]
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