Product from Nepal — Lokta paper
Lokta paper Nepali kaagaz is a traditional Nepali handmade paper, native to the Himalayan region. The paper is highly robust, flexible, durable, and insect-resistant, making …
Khetipati Organics Prakriti Gautam and Binamrata Sharma founded the agro-food enterprise in 2021 aims to minimise post-harvest loss of smallholder farmers and provide them with …
"Nepal has the potential to build international products"
Sluggish formulation and implementation of policies in the country have discouraged the tech startup industry from taking a leap forward. The lack of relevant institutions …
Emerging businesses midst legal lacuna
Earlier in April, news broke out that users of Yatri, a Nepal-based EV bike producer, were denied vehicle registration by the Department of Transport citing …
Solo trek ban: Implication on post-pandemic tourism industry
In early March 2023, the government announced that solo trekking inside the national parks will be banned starting April 1, 2023. While solo climbing has …
Working procedure for startup funding out after an eight-year delay
With the objective to encourage innovative ideas and promote startups, the Nepal government has finally introduced Startup Enterprise Loan Fund Procedure 2079 last March end …
How DFIs are investing in Nepal?
The financing gap faced by Nepals MSMEs and infrastructure projects has put its economy in dire straits. Low investments bring lower growth in turn, increasing …
A few weeks ago, I saw a post on LinkedIn with an attached poll asking whether or not interns deserved to get paid. The spur …
Company watch: Classic Tech posts revenue of Rs 875 million in the fiscal year 2021/22
In the fiercely competitive retail internet business, the Internet Service Provider Classic Tech has posted a revenue of Rs 875 million in the fiscal year …
The internet is enchanted with ChatGPT (Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer) at the moment an AI chatbot developed by the OpenAI foundation and launched as a …
Charting the entrepreneurial journey of Nabin Devkota and Lumle Estate Coffee through his photo work
Nabin welcoming visitors to his farm in Lumle presently spread at 12 ropanis of leased land Coffee cherries being washed after collection Read Also: A …
A cup of conversation—Nabin Devkota and his unexpected Lumle coffee shop
Some 45 minutes drive away from the hustle-bustle of Pokhara, adjacent right to a single lane roadside along the Pokhara-Baglung Highway, a distinct and neatly …
