Beautiful Moments Captured During the Nepal Visit
There are places in the world that don’t just take your breath away they give it back to you, cleaner, deeper, and filled with something you can’t quite name. Nepal is one of those places. From the moment I landed in Kathmandu and felt the cool mountain air touch my face, I knew this journey…
Nepal’s National Assembly Passes Landmark Tourism Bill with Toughest-Ever Everest Rules
Nepal’s National Assembly unanimously passed the Tourism Bill, with the proposal presented by Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Anil Kumar Sinha. The legislation, known as the Integrated Tourism Bill, is set to replace the 1978 Tourism Act, a law that has governed Nepal’s mountaineering sector for nearly five decades. The Integrated Tourism Bill…
Zero Down Payment” Bike Promotion Turns Out to Be Misleading, Customers Speak Out
A recent showroom promotion promising bikes and scooters with zero down payment has left many potential buyers frustrated after attempts to contact the dealership went unanswered. Customers Left in Limbo Excited by the advertised offer, dozens of customers reached out via messaging apps and phone calls, only to find their inquiries ignored. “I messaged them…
Reality of Budget 2026: Is India’s Middle Class Fooled Again?
Every year, the unveiling of the Indian Union Budget brings with it a wave of excitement, curiosity, and, for many, hope. Among the groups most attentive to the annual fiscal announcement is the salaried middle class, a section of society that forms the backbone of India’s workforce and economic stability. For them, the Budget is…
Are Indian Youth Employable? Understanding the Skilling Gap Crisis
India boasts the world’s largest youth population, with over 600 million people under the age of 25. This demographic dividend should be the nation’s greatest strength, yet a paradox persists: despite millions of graduates entering the job market annually, employers struggle to find candidates with the right skills. The question isn’t whether India has educated…
Why Social Media Declares ‘2026 is the New 2016’: A Deep Dive into Digital Nostalgia
Remember 2016? It feels like just yesterday, doesn’t it? That year was a wild ride, full of moments that really stuck with us. Now, it feels like we’re seeing a lot of that same energy, those same vibes, popping up again. People are talking about ‘2026 is the new 2016,’ and it’s not just random…
Why Nepal Should Be on Your Bucket List for Tours and Treks in 2026
Nepal is not just a destination; it is a life‑changing journey. In 2026, Nepal stands out more than ever as one of the world’s most rewarding countries for tours and trekking experiences. From the mighty Himalayas to ancient cultural cities and warm local hospitality, Nepal offers a perfect balance of adventure, spirituality, and natural beauty….
China’s BYD Becomes World’s Top Electric Vehicle Seller, Overtaking Tesla
January 6, 2026 – Kathmandu Chinese automaker BYD has overtaken Tesla to become the world’s leading electric vehicle (EV) seller, marking a significant shift in the global EV market. BYD sold approximately 2.26 million electric vehicles in 2025, surpassing Tesla’s roughly 1.64 million deliveries for the year. BYD’s growth is attributed to its competitive pricing…
Is the United States Acting as a Global Enforcer or Defender of Democracy?
For the United States, the arrest of Venezuela’s president has been framed not merely as a legal action, but as a matter of national and regional security. U.S. officials have long accused Venezuela’s leadership of engaging in activities that threaten stability across the Western Hemisphere. According to Washington, Venezuela has become a hub for transnational…
How the Arrest of Venezuela’s President Could Reshape Latin American Politics
The arrest of Venezuela’s president has sent shockwaves across Latin America, a region with a long and complicated history of foreign intervention, ideological division, and political instability. For many governments in the region, this event is not just about one leader it represents a turning point that could redefine power dynamics, diplomacy, and regional solidarity…
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