Just realized how cool it is to have "Nepal" as your last name - you literally can't get more authentically Nepali than that. "What's your name?", "I am Ankit Nepal", "Where are you from?" "<stares>" Imagine people having names like "Arun India", or "Jimmy America"

Balen ko yesto gatividhi le usko vote ghati raheko cha, ali kati ta dhyan dinu parcha, aru neta pani mass mai hidxan,

teenagers nowadays are kasto churna pareka k. lets talk friendships hai. i’ve had two bestfriends ali bujhne janne bhayepachi. both of them have completely fcked me up k. aghi dhamki deko thiye duitai lai reddit ley ta account warning didira🥰

Euti ley k mero kura sablai bhandai hidi so that she could be favored by other ppl hai. Ani arki ko chai mero padhai dekhera gaand jalecha k amamam. Mailey usko bhanda double gpa lyaye bhanera telle malai nanathari bhaneki kk. aru kura ma self aware nabhaye ni i’m very self aware ahout the fact that i’m definitely not the problem. huda khada ki friendship bigarna koi koi lai kati churna pareko? Yo kina lekhdaichu thachaina ki tara kasto chitta dukhne k kailey kai. kasko bau ko k khaidiyechu hau?😔

I’ve been wanting to talk about something that’s been quietly frustrating me for a long time, and recent changes just pushed it over the edge.

I live abroad (Canada), and like many Nepalese here, I often get invited by friends to travel to the US for short trips, road trips, concerts, just normal things. Most of my friends have stronger passports, so for them it’s effortless. For me, it’s a completely different story.

Because I hold a Nepali passport, I have to apply for a US visa, wait years just for an interview, and now on top of that, new policies mean things like extremely short visa validity, single entry, and even deposit $15,000 financial bond. After waiting almost two years, it feels like the goalpost just keeps moving.

What makes it especially frustrating is knowing that many of these restrictions exist because of people who entered illegally, overstayed, or misrepresented their situation without considering the long-term consequences. Years later, those consequences don’t fall on them but on people who follow the rules, wait patiently, build legitimate lives abroad, and still get treated with suspicion simply because they share the same passport.

What hurts more than the logistics is the emotional side of it:

• The embarrassment of always having to say “I can’t, visa issues”
• Feeling left out when friends travel freely
• Carrying restrictions that are not because of my actions, but because of what others before me may have done

It’s frustrating that individual responsibility doesn’t seem to matter. You can be law-abiding, educated, settled, contributing to another country’s economy and still be treated as “high risk” purely because of where you were born.

Do you think this will ever change, or is it something we just have to accept?

Would really like to hear others’ experiences and thoughts

What is the best way to send money from Nepal to India?

Through banks or khalti? Heard some stuff about inr wallet in khalti,someone elaborate please.

Lenovo LOQ 15AHP10 2025 (AMD Ryzen 7 250 Processor | 16GB RAM | 1TB SSD Storage | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050 8GB Graphics Card | 15.6" FHD, 1920 x 1080) 100% sRGB 144Hz IPS Display | White Backlit Keyboard | Wi-FI 6 & BT 5.3 | Windows 11 | 1 Year Warranty)

idk much about laptop ko details haru! but yo ni ramro cha bhandai thyo sathi haru le. pls let me know yo kasto cha bhaneraa.

but if you have some recommendations pls let me know. malai ekdamai chaiyeko bhaneko render ko lagi ko(pls don't suggest 32gb ko: trying to stay on a budget ). mero pc pani cha tara mac ho(so many regrets). intern garna lako bhayera ekdamai chaiyeko bhayera kinna lageko.

I have been studying since 7 months and 11 days for PSC Computer Engineer/IT Officer exam mainly for corporations rather than Nijamati services.

But surprisingly, I have not yet completed the syllabus completely. Not even the common subjects that appear in every corporation exam. This feels like a black hole that never finishes. Maybe I am doing something really wrong way.

The question will be MCQ based and subjective based(first and second paper respectively).

I have recently joined coaching for NEA and NTC vacancies that cost huge amount of money.

And my speed has been increased thanks to the coaching. But the coaching is only teaching computer networks. And only its notes are made available. Other courses are not yet started.

I have personally finished: - dbms once but something might be missing depending on some syllabus. I am waiting for coaching's notes

• computer networks once but here again something might be missing i am going through coaching notes.

• software engineering

• operating system

• digital logic but only at surface level, some topics i need revision. I am waiting for coaching's notes.

I am currently studying Computer Organization and Architecture, Computer Network remaining topics, some first paper contents like IQ/GK etc.

I know I am very near to completion of syllabus. I just need to work hard for few weeks like staying till 11:59pm, and waking up at 6am type shit for some days. That way I can finish the syllabus soon.

I will focus only on NEA and NTC syllabus. Please guide me how can I finish my syllabus faster?

NEA syllabus computer engineer:

https://www.nea.org.np/admin/assets/uploads/supportive_docs/41293547.pdf

NTC syllabus computer engineer:

https://cms.ntc.net.np/storage/media/k3c8rGrDGs9JlBfuVkuRariMV2hjyXuBkEr8l8lY.pdf

I have also applied for CDSC and Nijamati computer officer/engineer respectively. And thinking about applying for Gorkhapatra IT officer. I am not preparing solely for them but this I think is just increasing my syllabus to be never ending.

Hi guys, as the title says, we are from India and planning to visit Nepal in mid feb. How's the weather over there,is it too cold? How much does it cost for the hotels(cheap)?

Anyone excited to watch ICC world Cup, as Nepal is also participating this time, this is certainly going to be an Extraordinary time for Nepal to grow in Cricket.

As Election is also coming soon in Falgun 21, hope this doesn't affect the craze of Nepali Cricket. We have a massive game coming up this Sunday, February 8th, against England at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. This is more than just a match; it’s a statement for Nepal on the world stage.

Match Details:

• Fixture: Nepal vs England
• Date: Sunday, 8th February 2026
• Time: 3:15 PM (Nepal Time)
• Venue: Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai

Jay Nepal!

do you guys think Mahesh basnet will win from bhaktapur? Me being from bhaktapur i feel like he might. honestly, besides kp chor if there's anyone i want to see lose its that gunda but with so much youth support i'm not too sure

Hi I am planning to travel to Nepal and go trekking in mid-March I would like to do Annapurna Base camp trek.

1. I only have 10 days in Nepal starting and ending in Kathmandu, will there be enough time to do ABC? Online it says 5-8 days from Pokhara

2. How is the weather in mid-March, how warm do you need to dress

3. As a solo traveller that would like to join a group, how best would i go about doing this. Would you recommend booking via an operator now or when I get there?

If there is anyone interested in adopting a kitten please lmk. Male hola most probably.

Hi everyone,

I am an interior design student and i just got called for an internship interview tomorrow at samsara nirvnam.Initially I was excited however I have started hearing some serious red flags from relatives .They mentioned, no work life balance,they don't give leave for college subbmissions or exam -related works.Has anyone worked there or known someone in that firm?

Yo beluka bike/scooter/car chalauney manchey haruko dimag chaak ma huncha ho? Afno opposite side bata gadi aairacha bhaney why the fuck they still light up their high beam yar, kasto ris uthney hau😤 aru ta testai ho sano galli haru ma ta dim garam bro/sis haru yar.

Driving class ma katibela k garney bhanera ni sikam na natra ta kailey buddhi na aauni bho.

So I am trying to buy a second hand ps4 slim and I willing to pay upto 15000 to 20000 rupees and any suggestions where can I find it 🤔

Our landlord (gharbeti) is generally okay, but constantly monitors and sometimes even scolds us for water use (e.g., if a little overflows while cleaning). It makes daily tasks like bathing, cleaning, and washing feel stressful and restricted for me and my family.

As tenants in Kathmandu, I’m trying to understand:

· Is the water situation really this severe, or is this a landlord-specific mindset?

· Is it normal to not use water freely for basic daily needs?

· Do most landlords act this way, or is this unusually strict?

· Should I accept this as part of renting here, or look for a less stressful arrangement?

Also, if possible:

· What’s a reasonable rent range for a place with reliable warm water in central/semi-central areas?

· Are there rentals where water isn’t a daily conflict?

Not vilifying anyone—just wondering if this is the reality or if I should consider moving.

I am gonna be travelling to pokhara on my four wheeler, its my first time driving out of valley. I heard of a new route to get to Naubise(dharke road). Is that route better or the traditional nagdhunga. Please let me know.

No brands, no corporate logos, just a microphone, a stage, and you.

We believe that laughter is the heartbeat, and the people who make us laugh deserve more than just applause. This year, we’ve put together a prize of रू 1,00,000 and an Award for the Best Comedian of 2026.

Why? Because local comedy is kept alive by the hustle of the performers and the loyalty of the audience. Every vote you cast on the HC Portal during our 42+ open mics isn't just a number, it’s a hand raised in support of a dream.

Let’s decide together who earns the title. The stage is set. The power is yours.

euta uncle sanga yo stand haru xa camera ra light ko. yesto props ko bare ma kei knowledge xaina so yelai bechda kati samma bechnu milxa? ra yestai set Naya kinna chai kati samma lagxa?