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Nepal’s First Podway Moves Forward

Nepal’s First Podway Moves Forward: Biratnagar Pilot Enters DPR Stage

Nepal’s first podway project to advance through the formal development process is moving forward in Biratnagar, beginning with an approximately 7-km pilot corridor between Rani and Biratnagar Bus Park estimated to cost around Rs 600 Crore. Kathmandu Podway has submitted the required performance guarantee and is moving into the Detailed Project Report stage, while the longer-term vision is to extend the system toward Bhedetar.

2 days ago4 MIN READ
ISPs End Low-Cost Internet Packages

Low-Cost Internet Packages End: What Changes for Nepal’s Internet Users

Internet service providers across Nepal will stop offering existing low-cost and low-speed internet packages from October 5 after ISPAN said rising operating expenses have made such packages difficult to sustain. The change could mean higher costs for customers using discounted plans, although its impact on existing subscribers will depend on individual providers and renewal dates.

2 days ago3 MIN READ
Itahari Job Fair Opens With Skills Training, Career Advice and Employer Connections

Itahari Skills and Employment Fair 2083: Training and Jobs

The Skills and Employment Fair 2083 has opened in Itahari to connect young people with employers and training providers. Running until Asoj 20, the fair will offer practical training in 10 fields, job matching, and career advice.

6 days ago2 MIN READ

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iPhone 18 Pro Arrives in Nepal: Why Are Buyers Ready to Pay Over Rs 5 Lakh?

Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are set to officially enter Nepal this Thursday, with prices reaching more than Rs 5 lakh for the highest storage variant. The latest Pro series brings upgraded performance, advanced camera features, and larger storage options for users looking for Apple’s premium smartphone experience.

Sep 30
iPhone 18 Pro Reaches Nepal Market

Nepal’s Driving Lessons Could Soon Enter The Virtual World Under New National Transport Policy

Nepal’s new National Transport Policy 2083 opens the way for modern technology to be used in driver training, including plans for virtual and simulator-based learning that could allow new drivers to practice difficult road situations in a controlled environment. The wider policy replaces the 22-year-old National Transport Policy 2058 and aims to make Nepal’s transport system safer, greener, more organized and more technology-friendly.

Aug 25
Virtual Driving Lessons Enter Nepal

Nepal Government Wants To Build Its Own Software, But What Happens To Private IT Companies?

Nepal’s Cabinet has approved the Software Development and Operation Committee Formation Order, 2083, clearing the institutional path for a government mechanism intended to develop, operate and maintain software used by public agencies while strengthening state control over digital systems. The government sees the initiative as a way to improve security, ownership and digital independence, while parts of Nepal’s private IT industry have questioned whether the state should become a software developer instead of working with domestic technology companies.

Aug 20
overnment Takes Software Development In-House

Claude’s Invisible Mark: Anthropic Moves To Make AI Content Traceable Worldwide

Anthropic has begun adding invisible machine-readable watermarks to text and digitally signed provenance information to supported files generated by Claude, following EU AI transparency rules that became applicable on August 2, 2026. The system is being rolled out globally, meaning Claude users in Nepal are also covered when using supported models, although older models are still being updated and the markings are not a perfect way to prove AI authorship.

Aug 13
Claude Makes AI Content Traceable

YouTube Raises The Bar: New Creators Will Need Double The Watch Time And Views To Earn

YouTube is introducing stricter Partner Program requirements from February 1, 2027, requiring new creators to achieve double the watch hours and Shorts views before earning through advertisements and premium revenue sharing. While existing monetized creators will remain unaffected, the new rules aim to reward established creators and strengthen YouTube’s creator economy.

Aug 12
YouTube Doubles Creator Monetization Requirements

Nepal Police Seeks Call Interception Power, Raising Fresh Privacy Concerns

Nepal Police has requested legal powers to intercept telephone calls and digital communications in real time during serious criminal investigations. While police argue the move is necessary to fight technology-based crimes, lawyers and rights advocates warn that such powers could threaten citizens’ constitutional right to privacy without strong safeguards.

Aug 12
Nepal Police Wants Power To Tap Calls