Public Website Features:

1. 4–5 responsive pages with modern UI and animations.
2. Dynamic property and plot listings. Search and filter functionality.
3. Property cards displaying key details.
4. Individual property detail pages with complete information and photos.
5. WhatsApp contact button for each property.
6. Listings update dynamically when the admin makes changes.

Admin Dashboard Features: Secure admin login. Add properties using a form with 10–14 fields. Upload multiple property images. View all listed properties. Edit and delete existing properties. Automatically publish new listings to the public website. Additional: Hosting included for the first year; Rs. 2,000/year from the second year onward.

Question: What would be a fair price for this project in the Nepali market? Is Rs. 20,000 reasonable?

Hey everyone!

I filled out my convocation form on October 19, but it is still yet to be approved. Since it was around the Dashain holiday, I was wondering if the approval process has been delayed because of the holidays.

Is anyone else facing the same issue, or have your forms already been approved?

Also, will I receive an email if there's something incorrect or missing in my form, or do I need to check the portal myself?

Just wanted to know the status of other people's applications. Thanks!

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I'm feeling loved by strangers, by random things in my room and by the streets. I'm getting flashbacks, memories, and imaginations of the future. I want to be loved, I want to love, I'm missing my nonexistent lover, I'm missing my home, my parents and that comfort. But here I am, in a dead city with high dreams. I'm having so many thoughts, idk what I should take first, idk what is right and wrong. But I only know that home was better. I'm just feeling something I can't even express, so I just wrote whatever came into my mind. 🍂

I want something around 25 lakhs, I am tired of recondition house and car wash agents.
Its for my dad and he wants good ground clearance and fairly powerful engine.
He doesn't mind getting something old unless its earier to maintain.

There is something special about hitting the road on a clear sunny day.

Looking at the yellow marigold flowers by the green valley, crossing suspension bridges, and seeing Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) stand tall in the distance makes every kilometer worth it. You don't always need a big plan—sometimes you just need to step outside, take a ride, and explore the little moments along the way.

So, i just filled up the form and all, and due to my personal circumstances, i submitted the form via. Online and i thought i'll ask my aunt to pay for it, pachi garchu vanera saved ma rakhe, ahele tyo form ig submit vayo tara payment ko option dekheko chaina, k garne ho, please kosailai taha cha vane vandinu na.

P.S. ma sanga bank ma paisa thiyena, so maile online transaction garna mildaina thiyo infact milcha vane ma cash nai pay garchu vanera tu ni gako thiye, tara online form varnu vanyo, so aunty lai pay garauna lagayo vanera, don't bash me. And i would be grateful if someone genuinely help me out in this matter.

Thank you.

I am in a dilemma current whether to choose iPhone 15 or samsung s26. Can anyone help me which to choose?

The only thinng about iphone that is bugging me is it's battery and charging and i think s26 is giving fair deal. Gimme your opinion.

Guys, please suggest some LEGO shops in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, or Bhaktapur. Mainly chai Messi ani Ronaldo ko set bhayeko. Thankyouu!

I will be travelling to north abc with my friends after Tihar. If somebody has already been there, do you have any idea on how we can prebook in advance so that we secure our night stay in each place of stay? Your tips would be very helpful.😊

Thank you in advance.

For those who’ve attended a Bipul Chettri concert, how long does it usually last? 😊

Why do doctors and pharmacists in Nepal tell us to avoid meat for 24 hours after taking deworming medicine (juka ko ausadhi)? 🤔
From what I’ve read online, there’s no strong evidence that this restriction is necessary for common deworming medicines

These ram, ssd's and computer parts are getting expensive day by day. Does anyone know about any flea market available in Nepal especially in Butwal. Damn I cannot afford shit and my potato pc is giving up on me.

I am jealous of people finding straight up treasure(expensive computer parts) in the flea market for Extreme cheap prices

Time flies. It truly did and does fly so fast. I still remember walking into the US embassy back in 2016 for my student visa interview. Right after passing 12th. At the time, it felt like an achievement and no complaints; it was kind of an achievement, especially coming from a low-middle-class family. Spent 10 years ( most of my late teenage years up until now- currently 29 years old ). With god’s grace I at least was able to get my GC and recently got my US citizenship. I am currently getting my CDL (commercial driving license) and plan on getting enough hands-on experience before leaving. Then the plan is to spend the majority of my time in a year in Nepal with my family and just travel here to work for 7-8 months, most likely driving trucks around the states or worst case I could be doing uber in bigger cities like NY or San Fransisco in rented cars. I want to explore Nepal. To be honest, still not sure but I could just see me doing some sort of gigs instead of frequent need of traveling (own business- dry foods related, or coffee-teas export along with herbs and stuff to either USA or abroad). Again for this business thing time will tell. I mean if anyone here who truly understands my post (could be the one currently living abroad or in Nepal) could you please share your thoughts on the decision?

By the way I am way too into mountain biking ( currently have my Trek Fuel MX 9.8 XT Di2 Gen 7) planning on bringing my bike with me to Nepal.

Looking for a 2–3 BHK flat for my family. Haven't had much luck on other platforms, so hoping to find some leads here!

• Budget: Rs. 22,000–25,000/month
• Areas: Sitapaila, Swoyambhu, Chamati, Banasthali, Ajima Hall, Annapurna Chowk, Sanobharayang or Thulobharayang.
• Requirements: Parking for 2 two-wheelers, family-friendly environment, and easy road access.

Nearby areas are welcome too. If you know of any available flats or have landlord contacts, please comment or DM me. Any leads would be greatly appreciated.

I was reading the book "Bobby Fischer teaches chess" and here the bishop values 3.25 but in morden chess knight and bishop valued equally

Hello everyone I am a first generation American-Nepali citizen and I was just wondering do teachers still discipline their students physically and harshly in Nepal or did it ever happen? My parents ever since from a young age told me how back in Nepal the teachers were so harsh and strict on them and demonstrated punishments they’d do with their fingers and pencils and also spoke about how they would whoop them and other physical disciplinary actions. So I’m just wondering is this currently happening in schools or is it even true?

Hi everyone,

I am currently a Nepali student at a US university, and my university is funding me to pursue an internship/volunteering opportunity in Nepal for about 6 weeks, all expenses covered!

As such, I want to work for an organization that is struggling with budget, or low personnel to help them in their goals. I can devote full time for 6 weeks, and I have a broad range of skills: teaching, grant writing, basically any type of writing work you may have, research skills, interview skills. I can probably fit in and learn any other skill as well, except for technical skills like video editing or cinematography. I can travel to anywhere within Nepal, or in India, if that’s where you are based. I will handle all costs, and you will just get free work in return! If my experience goes well, I can help bring other students that will work for you over the next summer!

So, if you have a genuine goal, and are struggling to find people, I can work for your organization for free, and hopefully bring some change. However, please have a certain goal that you’re working towards, and let me know how I can help your organization progress to that goal!

Thanks in advance!

Has anyone been working or worked data entry job at IIMI pacific? I had applied from mero job and finished on boarding session. How is the pay? Is it still as bad as people say? I have seen some posts about their low pay and some people even said it’s a scam and they don’t even pay on time? Is it true? I am in dillema, I don’t know whether I should continue or leave this. Help

And what are the merits of buying followers? What’s the range in the market?

These are only for general use so not heavy orders just retail dealers would work.

For context, my Nepali citizenship was originally issued by District A under Karmachari Pariwar, even though my permanent address at the time was in District B.

My parents' citizenship was issued in District B, but they have since officially migrated (basai sarai) to District C, where they currently live.

I assumed I could apply for NRN citizenship in District C since that's where my parents now legally reside. However, after making me go through a bunch of paperwork (ward recommendations, police clearance, etc.), the CDO office in District C told me that my NRN citizenship would have to be issued by District B, where my parents' citizenship was originally issued.

I contacted District B, and they told me that since my parents have officially migrated out, I have no reason to deal with their office anymore.

So now I'm stuck between the two districts, with neither seeming to take responsibility.

There was apparently a period when it was possible to apply through the Nepali embassy abroad, where I live, but it seems that's no longer an option.

Has anyone else been in a similar situation? How did you get it sorted out?

Hey everyone!

I'm planning to travel from Tamil Nadu, India, to Nepal in December 2026 for the Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) trek. This will be my first Himalayan trekking experience, and I'm looking for advice from people who have already done this trek.

I'm planning to travel solo and join a group or hire a guide for the trek.

My plan:

- Starting point: Tamil Nadu, India (Nagercoil/Chennai)

- Destination: Annapurna Base Camp (ABC), Nepal

- Month: December 2026

- Duration: Around 12–14 days, including travel

- Budget: ₹15,000–₹20,000 (trying to keep it as cheap as possible)

- Experience: Beginner trekker

I have a few questions:

1. Is December a good time to trek to ABC? How likely is it to experience snowfall or see snow on the trail?

2. Is ABC suitable for a first-time Himalayan trekker in December?

3. What is the cheapest and most practical way to travel from Tamil Nadu to Nepal? Can I manage the journey mostly by train and bus?

4. Is my ₹15,000–₹20,000 budget realistic for the entire trip, including transport from Tamil Nadu, accommodation, food, permits and the trek?

5. Is it better to join a trekking agency or arrange everything independently with a guide?

6. Are there any budget-friendly trekking agencies in Pokhara that offer group-joining ABC treks?

7. What are the essential clothes and gear I should carry for December?

8. Would you recommend ABC or another Himalayan trek for a beginner looking for snow in December?

Any suggestions, personal experiences, itinerary ideas, or budget breakdowns would be really helpful.

Thanks in advance! 🙏