Buzzing Around The Hot & Happening in Nepal
Getting a job is not easy. Even when you land an interview, you only have your foot in the door. To cross the threshold to a new job, the interview must go well. Most job seekers know the basics of what an interviewer wants: dress
After the roaring success of Kathmandu Kora Cycling Challenge 2016, socialtours is now setting the stage for the seventh edition of the challenge – Kathmandu Kora Cycling Challenge 2017. The event will take place on July 15 and will begin from Mangal Bazar. Since its
On April 27, 2017, Facebook launched Messenger Lite in 132 countries. Messenger Lite is a low-bandwidth version of the original Messenger service. It is targeted to Android smartphones that have limited memory and processing power. Facebook’s head of Messenger David Marcus announced in this post
Nepalese will head to the ballot box on May 14 to elect representatives of local governments. This will inaugurate voting under the new constitution that was passed in September 2015. Furthermore, this election, Nepalese Local Elections 2017, will be the first opportunity for about 25% of
Receiving a feedback is not an easy task, even when it is entirely accurate. I guess I was not born with the trait to take constructive criticism graciously and I’ve always envied those who can. As soon as I hear words of critique, my heart
A group of student unions affiliated with various political parties has padlocked 45 private schools in Kathmandu valley protesting their exorbitant fees. Members of Nepal Students Union, ANNFSU, ANNFSU-Revolutionary among other student unions reached notable schools like Rato Bangla, Gems School, Ullens School, Nightingale School
As the trend of international education fairs in Nepal continues to mushroom, adding to the issue of ‘brain drain’, Namaste Kathmandu hopes to counteract their effects with ‘Career Fair 2017’. Namaste Kathmandu, a tech-based event management company, is all set to organize the one-of-a-kind career
Summer is closing in on us and it is closing in fast. It goes without saying that the scorching summer is hard on our bodies, our moods, and our electric bills. People all over Nepal and further are feeling the burn and the sweat. Don’t
Generally, in Nepal, we seldom say “thank you”. We rarely thank our parents, our teachers, our friends – the people without who our lives would be miserable. And it is no different at work. Showing gratitude at work is even rarer. “Thank you” doesn’t cost
In an effort to cut down noise pollution, the decision has been made for indiscriminate honking to be banned in Kathmandu Valley. The Metropolitan Traffic Police Department (MTPD) in collaboration with the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) are preparing to impose a ban on the use