Buzzing Around The Hot & Happening in Nepal
12th ECAN Educational Fair is going to be held on the 19th of July 2018 to the 22nd. The education fair is going to be organized at Bhrikutimandap exhibition hall at the Pradarshani Marga in the Capital (Kathmandu). After completing schools and colleges, many students
Asian Youth Assembly 2018 is going to be held on 11th of August 2018 which will begin from 10 A.M. The two-day event will be hosted and organized by Youth Parliament Nepal. The event, Asian Youth Assembly 2018 aims to gather young leaders, innovators, peacemakers, youth
Internet and Telecommunication Charges to increase. The internet and telecommunication facilities in the country are set to get a little more expensive from the next fiscal year starting on 17th of July due to the new charges coming into effect. Due to the provision in
Aiming to reduce the traffic congestion in the valley, the Government had initiated the construction of an underpass in Kalanki last year. The Kalanki underpass was expected to be ready for operation in the third week of June. And after waiting for quite a time
Private Schools to Run Classes during Educational Strike. Members of Private and Boarding Schools’ Organization Nepal (PABSON) decided to defy the three-day educational strike forwarded by the students’ wings of different fringe parties. The three-day strike was announced by the coalition of 8 student unions
Sajha Yatayat to add 24 more buses. Sajha Yatayat is a cooperative public transportation organization that is providing efficient and affordable public transportation to the commuters inside the valley, as well to inter-district travelers. Sajha has always been a convenient way of transportation for all
Samsung launches 4K Curved Smart TV in Nepal. Him Electronics, authorized distributor of Samsung consumer products in Nepal has launched three new Samsung Smart TVs. The models include: 82 MU8000, 75″ MU6172, and 65″ MU7000. All three models are Smart 4K UHD TVs. The biggest
The long-awaited Airbus A330 Airliner arrived today at TIA (Tribhuvan International Airport). Nepal Airlines Corporation finally welcomed its very first long-range Airbus A330 Airliner, ending a bizarre obtaining process that began nearly a decade ago which was marked by corruption charges, governmental trials, and imprisonment
Rabindra Adhikari, Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation stated that the government of Nepal will promote 100 new tourist destinations from the coming fiscal year. The planned programs would be formulated and implemented for tourism promotion also in view of the decision to mark
After more than a decade, male students in the country will also have the opportunity to become a nurse. National Nursing Council has allocated 15% seats in nursing to male students in all medical institutions. The council follows the government decision to allow male students