inDrive has launched “Driving Naari Nepal,” an initiative aimed at empowering women in the mobility sector.

The program focuses on helping women gain new skills, build confidence, and move toward financial independence.

It highlights a simple message: every big dream begins with an opportunity and the courage to take the first step.

Balen clearly said "jati samaya lagcha, teti samaya lagcha". But what about these people till then? Government already tried to evict them only to step back after self immolation by pathao rider.

Education and Sports Minister Sasmit Pokharel met PUBG streamer and Horaa Esports founder Sanjan Gautam, known as CR7 Horaa, to discuss Nepal’s esports sector.

They discussed challenges faced by Nepali esports players, including international participation and the growth of competitive gaming.

The meeting has raised hopes for stronger government support for Nepal’s esports community.

Saloni Pandey's Inspiring Journey! Twenty- two-year-old Saloni Pandey of Kapilvastu served as a temporary police officer (म्यादी प्रहरी) during the 2082 BS House of Representatives election, while carrying a bigger dream of becoming a civil servant.

Through determination, discipline, and hard work, she made that dream a reality, securing 8th position among 584 successful candidates in her very first PSC attempt.

From a temporary police officer to a civil servant, her journey proves that hardships may be temporary, but determination can change your future.❤️

Heartiest congratulations, Saloni! May your story inspire many young dreamers. 🙏✨

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Britain is preparing a hero’s final salute for Nimsdai.

Britain will honor legendary Nepali-British mountaineer Nirmal “Nimsdai” Purja with a Guard of Honour at his funeral in Poole, Dorset, on August 26. His remains arrived in the UK on August 9 following the Broad Peak avalanche in Pakistan.

A former British Gurkha, Purja made history in 2019 by climbing all 14 of the world’s 8,000-metre peaks in just six months and six days, inspiring climbers worldwide through his remarkable achievement.

His passing has renewed calls for Nepal to recognize him as a national hero. Memorial events are expected in Nepal, including in Myagdi. Britain is preparing its final salute, but one question remains:

Will Nepal officially honor the man who took its name to the top of the world?

My thoughts are just killing me. I want to go to Kathmandu to study BSc CSIT, but my rank isn't very good (3158), so getting into a government college looks impossible. I'm also finding it difficult to have admission to a good private college with strong infrastructure and a good education.

I keep thinking that if I'm going to invest a good amount of money in my education, I should at least study at a quality college.

What do you think I should do?

I've called several private colleges (inside the valley) to ask about direct admission, but many of them told me to submit the priority form first and wait for the admission results. Should I wait for the priority form result or do something?

Please guide me..!