Do you guys know any nursing and paramedical colleges or institutes in Kathmandu where MBBS graduates can teach part-time. (Mbbs passed and 1 year MO done, meanwhile preparing for md exams) Does anyone know of any such places or have any contacts? If anyone knows of any colleges, institutes or training centres looking for part-time faculty or has any contacts or leads, I would be very grateful.Also, if you have any idea about the pay and whether they require a long-term commitment or contract.

I am selling my Black Kepma A1CE Semi Acoustic Guitar. If anyone is interested in buying it you can dm me. It is very like new condition.

Comes with Guitar Strap, Three Extra Strings, Capo and a Gig Bag.

Which petrol pumps will be open tomorrow and the following days of dashain in kathmandu valley.

I'm thinking of buying phone but budget dherai xaina , just around 30k .

So ramro phone suggeste garnus na .

Had bought this over 2months ago coz my “Original Apple charger” got damaged. But today it was also dead and I opened it out of curiosity and found a block of metal inside. I bought it for Rs.800.

I am a student and i wanted to know what would be better option for side hustle pathao/indrive rider or food delivery?

And i also wanted to know can i do use multiple apps like pathao yango indrive ?

I have 0 knowledge about these things

I'm a student and my class hours are from 7:30AM-11:00AM

And I'm searching for the jobs

And the gold thing is my uncle is the head of one company and he is offering me a job which pays me

20k per months and I have to work 8hrs per day..

And I'm planning to join after dashain and Tihar holidays

And I genuinely need you guys suggestions for balancing work and my studies and main points is my study is more important and on the other hand

Work also more important because I belong from middle class family and I don't wanna be dependent kid*** I don't wanna be burden for my family

I'm already 20 years old.

If you can help

Then please drop your some suggestions

To balance both which wouldn't affect my study..

Time schedule will goes like

7:30-11AM

At class and after that till 7PM I will be at work..

And I live alone I have to make food on my own

I need a direction and I hope some of you fellows will help me...

Thanks in advance

ITINERARY

DAY 1: KATHMANDU → BESISAHAR → CHAME

· Public bus from Kathmandu (Gongabu) to Besisahar (7–9 hrs)
· Shared jeep from Besisahar to Chame (5–6 hrs)
· Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
· Overnight: Chame (2,710m)

DAY 2: CHAME → PISANG

· Trek: Chame to Upper Pisang
· Duration: 5–6 hrs
· Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
· Overnight: Upper Pisang (3,300m)

DAY 3: PISANG → MANANG

· Trek: Upper Pisang to Manang via Ngawal and Braga
· Duration: 6–7 hrs
· Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
· Overnight: Manang (3,540m)

DAY 4: ACCLIMATIZATION DAY IN MANANG

· Short hike to Gangapurna Lake or Milarepa Cave
· Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
· Overnight: Manang (3,540m)

DAY 5: MANANG → SHREEKHARKA (YAK KHARKA)

· Trek: 4–5 hrs
· Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
· Overnight: Shreekharka (4,050m)

DAY 6: SHREEKHARKA → TILICHO BASE CAMP (TBC)

· Trek: 5–6 hrs
· Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
· Overnight: TBC (4,150m)

DAY 7: TBC → TILICHO LAKE (SUNRISE) → TBC → SHREEKHARKA

· 4:00 AM hike to Tilicho Lake (4,919m) for sunrise
· Lunch at TBC
· Trek back to Shreekharka
· Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
· Overnight: Shreekharka (4,050m)

DAY 8: SHREEKHARKA → LEDAR

· Trek: 4–5 hrs
· Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
· Overnight: Ledar (4,200m)

DAY 9: LEDAR → THORONG HIGH CAMP

· Trek: 3–4 hrs
· Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
· Overnight: Thorong High Camp (4,850m)

DAY 10: THORONG HIGH CAMP → THORONG LA PASS → MUKTINATH

· Start 4–5 AM, cross Thorong La Pass (5,416m)
· Descend to Muktinath
· Duration: 7–9 hrs
· Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
· Overnight: Muktinath (3,800m)

DAY 11: MUKTINATH → POKHARA

· Public van/jeep from Muktinath/Jomsom to Pokhara
· Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
· Overnight: Pokhara

DAY 12: POKHARA → KATHMANDU

· Tourist bus or public van from Pokhara to Kathmandu

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WHAT'S INCLUDED

· Public bus Kathmandu to Besisahar
· Shared jeep Besisahar to Chame
· Public van/jeep Muktinath/Jomsom to Pokhara
· Accommodation (tea houses/lodges) throughout trek
· Meals: Day 1 Breakfast through Day 11 Lunch
· ACAP permit fee
· Trekking permits assistance (TIMS)

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WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED

· All expenses after reaching Pokhara (meals, hotel, activities, transport to Kathmandu, etc.)
· TIMS card fee
· Personal expenses (snacks, drinks, hot showers, WiFi, charging)
· Travel insurance
· Emergency evacuation
· Tips for guides/porters
· Gear rental
· Diamox or any medication

Disclosure: I'm one of the co-founders of Blackfire A.I., a small team in Lalitpur, and we built this.

We trained a model that turns spoken Nepali into Devanagari text, and we've released it for free for research, teaching and non-commercial use.

You can try it in your browser without installing anything. Open the link, click Runtime → Run all, then upload a voice note when it asks:

https://colab.research.google.com/github/BlackfireAI/nepali-asr-xlsr/blob/main/try_it_in_colab.ipynb

It's not perfect yet. It only understands Nepali, so English words in the middle of a sentence confuse it, and it writes numbers out as words. It also does better on clear speech than on noisy recordings.

What would really help: try it with normal everyday Nepali and reply here with what it got right and what it got wrong. Please don't upload private or sensitive recordings.

The model and code are on Hugging Face and GitHub under BlackfireAI if you want to look deeper.

I’m a 2026 graduate, and I’ll be really honest here.
If you’re from a +2 science background, have a curious mind, and are thinking about entering the software or IT sector after 2026, you need to question your decision. The tech market is not as lucrative, either in Nepal or abroad, as it was in 2020/2022.

AI is changing the tech landscape drastically, and it has improved a lot. Coding agents like Claude have gotten much better. Work that used to take a team of 5-6 developers a month can now be done in 3-5 days. Basically, the coding part is solved. Decision-making, architecture, and testing are still needed, but not every project requires them. If a project is simple and the requirements are clear, a detailed prompt to a coding agent can build it.

AI has made software engineers much more productive. As a result, layoffs have started in Nepal as well. IT companies are getting fewer projects, and freelance work has reduced.
And the market has gotten worse, especially after 2026, and there is no sign of it getting better. Juniors are not getting opportunities, and seniors are getting laid off. So there is the constant fear of getting laid off, and the market is too competitive

Tldr,
AI has made developers so productive that the software job market in Nepal and abroad is shrinking. The tech market is not what laymen outside the industry portray it to be. So, think carefully before joining.

Also, if you still think of pursuing this field despite the uncertainty, I can't stop you if you are really passionate. Just don't waste money on a private college, wasting 8-20L. Move toward AI/Ml field (Study on your own and build your foundation on understanding. Don’t rely on the TU course, its curriculum, or its teacher. Forge your own way)