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@theprashanta Thats great! Then I really appreciate your effort back then. Thank you so much

@shressh Before wondering & assuming about me & wasting your energy, focus your energy on the agenda & do some homework, google before- I was one of the first to write against Bhattarai's campaign on road expansion destroying settlements when many were applauding the campaign.

@DahalTbd @KanakManiDixit I second.

रातो बंगला लगायतका राम्रा शैक्षिक संस्थाहरुले असली सुकुम्बासी बालबालिका हरुलाई स्कुल स्थानान्तरण र सुफत मूल्य भर्ना मौका प्रदान गरिदिए देशै भरिका अन्य स्कुलहरुलाई समेत नैतिक प्रतिबद्धता उदाहरण हुने थियो। सरकारको मुख ताक्नु मात्र भन्दा टाल्नु रमाईलो हुन्थ्यो कि?@KanakManiDixit

@agri_dibu Study is just an excuse to get visa. Students just want to leave the country

म सधैं भन्छु : स्नातक तहसम्म नेपालमै पढ्नु धेरैजसो विद्यार्थीका लागि एकदम राम्रो विकल्प हो। नेपालमै पढ्दा आर्थिक बचत हुन्छ, परिवारसँग समय बिताउन पाइन्छ तर यसको मतलब विदेशमा ब्याचलर्स पढ्नु नै हुँदैन भन्ने होइन। व्यक्तिको लक्ष्य, आर्थिक स्थिति र परिपक्वतामा पनि भर पर्छ। मास्टर्स र पिएच्डी तहमा भने विदेश जान निकै फाइदाजनक छ। विभिन्न देशमा राम्रा छात्रवृत्तिहरू उपलब्ध छन् (Erasmus, Fulbright, Chevening, DAAD आदि)। तर विदेश जानुअघि परिपक्वता, भाषा तयारी, स्पष्ट करियर गोल र मानसिक तयारी अत्यन्त जरुरी छ। बिना तयारी गएर धेरैले संघर्ष गर्नुपरेको पनि हामीले देखेका छौं। तपाईंको विचार के छ? स्नातक नेपालमै कि विदेश? किन?

@RandstadIndia I noticed @AirBuddha sharing the similar content yesterday and was impressed by the creativity. However, it now seems the post was inspired by another source 😊, and the post has been removed now.

This post is unavailable because our team is busy doing something important: taking a break. 💙 #LabourDay #WorkersDay #WorkLifeBalance #TeamFirst #EmployeeWellbeing

@GuptaPragnya The 'Chicago Bulls' bangle on her wrist made me think it was AI-generated slop. 😂😂

A Russian student who disappeared in the Himalayas in 2021 during a solo trek was discovered four years later by National Geographic journalists as the guardian of a high-altitude Buddhist monastery in Nepal. 24-year-old Alina Vetrova left Annapurna Base Camp and never returned. A rescue operation lasted three weeks, but an avalanche left her presumed dead. Her parents held a symbolic funeral in Novosibirsk. In early 2025, however, a crew filming a documentary about lost monasteries discovered a young European-looking woman dressed in monastic robes and speaking fluent Tibetan and Nepali in a remote mountain temple at an altitude of 4,800 meters. It turns out that Alina, who had lost consciousness from altitude sickness, was found by hermit monks, who cared for her for several months with herbal infusions. When she regained consciousness, the passes were already covered in snow - the descent was impossible until summer. During these months, she began to study Tibetan medicine and meditation. According to the abbot, Alina had developed a rare gift - she could accurately recognize medicinal mountain herbs by their aroma, which the monks took as a sign of a reborn soul. She was given the name Tenzin Dolma and began training to succeed the monastery's apothecary, a position not held by anyone for 40 years. Alina is now in charge of a collection of over 600 species of high-altitude plants. She wears a traditional burgundy robe, her head is shaved, and on her wrists she wears ritual yak bone bracelets, which she is allowed to wear as a sign of status. A dot of saffron paste is applied to her forehead daily during the morning ceremony. When journalists ask her if she wants to return, Alina replies in Russian with a strong accent: “I’m already home. The mountains do not let out those they choose.” Her parents have flown to Kathmandu. The meeting is scheduled for the end of the month. (Via Shiv Kar Courtesy Rajiv Tyagi wall from Facebook)

@AndrewSteinwold I can assure you that, quite suddenly since 2024, my English has improved after 40 years. And missing ";" in the code is dragonised faster than early days.

Is AI actually helping us solve problems, or are we just addicted to the slot-machine dopamine hit of the prompt box?

@sanzinme Its called "trap" ... trappic light

I was caught for the first time violating a traffic light rule. It was near Sumeru Hospital, taking a left turn. The light was placed in such a way that it wasn't visible when going straight left because of a tree, and the light was only visible at the turn. +1

OMG! Those school days were something else I could recite every single line by heart. That’s exactly how my programming journey began!

@JonErlichman OMG! Those school days were something else — I could recite every single line by heart. That’s exactly how my programming journey began!

BASIC launched on this day in 1964.

While most of India enjoys cooler weather this May, the region I live in will still face the usual heatwave.

@beingccr म्वालका

- सार्वजनिक स्थान हडपेर बस्नेलाई बस्न दिम, किनभने उनीहरुको अन्त जाने कुनै ठाउँ छैन। - राजनैतिक नियुक्तिले जागिर खानेलाई यत्तिकै छोडम, किनभने उनीहरुमा उनीहरुको परिवार आश्रित छन्। - घुस खानेहरुलाई यत्तिकै छोडम, किनभने सरकारी तलबले उनीहरुको परिवारलाई पुग्दैन।

When people say Jio AirFiber is a joke, I almost want to agree, because yes, it feels completely useless… until they actually give me the speed I paid for! @JioCare 02.May.2026 7:20AM

Woke up to some thrilling news from Nepal, two fresh executive-level requirements just landed, and they’re marked as URGENT! If you are looking for hospitality jobs in Nepal. Lets get in touch.

@medsane Experience comes with time.

Balen is doing all the right things but without planning. Guy is seriously immature, including his team. 100 marks for intent, 0 for execution.

@okaymahesh When we see people with white skin, we think they are gods and worship them like gods. Thats the kind of "image" these "khaires" have built since the centuries - White skin is superior.

Any Western (white) foreigner visiting Nepal tends to come away with the same impression of Nepali people: kind, hospitable, and generous. This is an identity we take pride in, but is it truly inherent kindness, or is it a form of appeasement rooted in internalised racism? If we really are such good people, why do we so often lack empathy for our own?

In the history of my Netflix account, the one intro I never skipped and always played with the volume turned up is #Bloodhounds.

Gave way to a school bus in slow traffic, thinking it’s the responsible thing to do. Car behind me overtakes from the side and blocks everything. Sometimes it feels like patience loses to impatience on our roads. Is this how Indian road works?

We are Hiring a "Hospital Manager" who can lead with responsibility, manage with precision, and build trust where it matters most. If this role interests you, apply today! And if you know someone who’s a good fit, kindly share this post with them.

@329shankar The government deducts Rs 5/l as a donation for the Budhigandaki project’s as infrastructure tax, Rs 1.5/l for pollution control, Rs 4/l for road maintenance, and Rs 2/l as a buffer, then adds 18% VAT on these donation amount. That’s why fuel is expensive in Nepal.

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