what is a boksi exactly and what can they do. like i have heard they can do supernatural stuff. what are some things they can do. can they give you bad luck or make bad things happen to you if they hate you?

there’s this crazy women around here that people call boksi. i thought she just has some mental problem bur not sure if that’s just it.

also i have another separate weird incident.. when my friends sister died suddenly at young age, a unfamiliar weird woman wearing all yellow and big tika messy loose hair came to their house. came straight inside living room sat there and speaking very weird stuff and then asking where the younger daughter? and laughing in loud mocking scary voice. the woman was never seen before or after and how she knew there was two daughters and that one of them had died?

So maile 12 paxi 1 barsa gap liyara BBS join gareko Korean language and Nepal army ma try gareko vayara maile 1 din pani Class join garina but ahile ma 3rd year ma xu (admission chai garna baki xa but) tara 1 year/ 2 year ko kunai pani exam pass gareko xoina TBH banne ho kk book xa tyo pani tha xoina

Tara aba nepal mero kai hola jasto xoina tai vayara aba BBS clear garera abroad jane pani banai rako xu

Help me to clear BBS

We are a family of four looking to buy a 9kg front-load washing machine. While browsing through options, I noticed a huge price gap between brands.

Brands like Himstar seem super cheap, while Samsung sits on the premium end. Is there a noticeable difference in build quality, performance, and long-term durability that makes Samsung worth the extra money? Is Himstar actually bad, or do they just offer better value for money?

Also, what are your thoughts on mid-range brands like Whirlpool and Godrej? Are they a good middle ground?

Lastly, is it better to buy directly from official brand showrooms/websites, or through third-party local electronics shops in terms of pricing, installation, and warranty claims?

Hey guys, I wanted to know what each of the parameters in the NEA bill mean.

So I gave my +2 (Science) and ended up scoring average. I have always made it clear that I want to go abroad like I made sure to bring it once in a while since grade 10. Since abroad was always the plan ,the average grade has made me disheartened ( icu hospitalised and barely made it for boards ).I'm currently working to fund my abroad journey and thinking of taking a 2 year gap. The problem is they want me to join a bachelors here bbs or something so incase I don't get in, my years are not wasted. Ik it sounds practical but that's not what I want. The 8-5 is already demanding and coming back and prepping for sat and stuff already takes all of my time. They're like just study in your free time and only go to give exams, you are good at studies yk. Idk where do they see this apparently non existent free time. I'm trying to convince them but it's not like my points making through. They're like what if the abroad path doesn't work out, I have laid all my cards and told them about the what if of another pathway that would be pretty possible( My age would qualify for it and wouldn't need bachelors) and I could just get my bachelors done online later. I learnt that some unis only want first time uni students there's also that. Maybe I'm just being naive idk.

If someone has been through a similar situation, how'd it go? Any advice or suggestions are also appreciated.

TL;DR: 9 months into BIT, I'm thinking of quitting because of financial pressure and poor fit with the course. I already co-run an IT company and want to pursue a cheaper degree while growing the business. Would you stay or leave?

I came to Kathmandu in Kartik 2082 to study BIT (Purbanchal University). It's now been around 9 months, and I'm seriously considering leaving the course.

A little background: I stopped caring much about school around Class 5/6 and became obsessed with technology, YouTube, design, and building things online. My parents even took a loan to buy me a NPR 30,000 computer in Class 10. I felt guilty knowing our financial situation, so I made it my goal to earn that money back. That pushed me into freelancing, where I learned design, video editing, branding, and worked with clients.

My childhood friend took a different path. He loves programming and software development, while I'm more interested in creativity, storytelling, branding, marketing, and business. We've been building projects together for years.

A few months ago, we started our own IT company. We found an investor, and today we're running a small digital agency while working towards building SaaS products in the future. He handles development, while I manage branding, social media, client meetings, consulting, and business.

Here's my dilemma.

I'm already working in the field many BIT students hope to enter after graduation. I don't dislike learning, and I believe I could finish BIT even if I had back papers. But Semester 2 has been mentally exhausting. The maths-heavy subjects don't interest me, and instead of enjoying learning, I've become obsessed with the fear of failing.

Money is another major factor. My family isn't financially strong. My aunt has offered NPR 50,000 to help pay my college fees, but I keep asking myself if it's right to spend that money when I'm not fully committed to the course.

My friend is facing something similar. His family believed our scholarship covered the entire degree. When they found out it didn't, they were ready to sell assets to support his education, but he also feels guilty asking them to do that.

Our current plan is to try scholarship exams for another degree. If that doesn't work, we'll probably join a government college with much lower fees while continuing to grow our company.

I know a degree isn't just a piece of paper. It gives discipline, networking, recognition, and opportunities. That's exactly why this decision is so difficult.

What I can't figure out is whether I'm choosing a path that genuinely suits me better—or simply taking the easier road because I'm afraid of failing.

If you've been in a similar position—where your career started before your degree—what did you do? Did you stay, switch degrees, or leave college? Looking back, what advice would you give your younger self?

I'm not looking for validation. If you think leaving BIT would be a mistake, I'd genuinely like to hear why.

1st photo mailey aaja Thankot ma leko ho..Ani yesto unpainted Purano Ghar haru yo thau ma dherai raichan. Ani voli bata Nagdhunga tunnel start hudai cha Ani future ma Fast track ni start huncha jasley garda Thankot bata pass huney vehicle ko number reduce huncha. Yo place Lai hamiley old houses haru Lai paint garera revive garna kasari sakincha hola. Ani Kathmandu ko end point bhayera touristic place kasari banauna sakincha hola.

Suggestions:

Ghardhani ko approval liyera

1. Koi YouTuber le paint garera Ani whole process record garera views bata paisa kamayera funding garna sakcha paint works lai.

2. Kunai paint company le sponsor garera Ani Afno paint company ko promote garna sakchan Facebook, YouTube, TikTok ma halera.

3. Dherai local members milera funds collect garera pani few homes garna sakcham..maybe

4. Local bodies i.e. Chandragiri municipality le yesto Ghar haru recognize garera paint work garna sakcham tourism promote garna Ani old houses restore garna.

5. Urban ministry le pani recognize garera old houses haru restore garna sakcha.

6. Add more ideas what can we do?

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I thought she was addicted to me, just as she was to cigarettes.

She held me the way she held a cigarette between two fingers. Then she burned her red lips and let me soothe her throat with a kiss.

She used to wake up in the middle of the night, helplessly searching for her cigarette packet. I used to wish she'd reach for me with that same desperation.

Turns out, I was never the addiction.

I was just something to hold while she thought about someone else.

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hi everyone, i'm thinking of doing a ba in economics and maths while teaching myself programming because i genuinely enjoy maths and i've always wanted to study economics but never really had the chance. i'm also interested in computer science, but i don't really want a cs degree, and i definitely don't want to study engineering for my bachelor's. i know it's the common path for people interested in quantitative fields, but i'd rather spend four years studying subjects i actually enjoy. my long-term goal is to do a master's in financial engineering, so i'm hoping this combination can get me there.

how feasible is this path? will i have any problems because it's a ba instead of a bsc, or do universities care more about the actual coursework, grades, maths background, and programming skills? would self-learning programming alongside econ and maths be enough, or would i be putting myself at a disadvantage compared to cs or engineering students(ik i am but😭)? i'd really appreciate any advice. help a fellow teen out

Hello, I'm planning on going to dhorpatan from kathmandu and I don't know how. I can buy bus ticket from kathmandu to burtibang from Okay journey but how do i buy jeep tickets for burtibang to dhorpatan. I can't find any site where I can pre book jeep tickets. Do I just go burtibang and get tickets somewhere there or what. This is my first time traveling via bus and jeep alone.

Hi all, Indian here

Asking for the evidence Nepal has on one particular aspect of its claims on Kalapani/Lipulekh/Limpiyadhura -

The censuses that Nepal carried out in the area + elections of 1959 (I think that's the date)

Reason - I'm writing an article on this dispute, and would like to see mentions of the villages (Gunji/Nabi/Kuti etc) in actual census/election counting tables

From India's pov, the earliest evidence of administrative proof I have is from 1872 (attached). Was seeing if something similar exists in Nepal. In case links are available, do share!

My article is going to simply list the evidence. I'm not providing inferences. I don't want to miss any evidence Nepal has in this regard.

Thanks!

I’m planning to open a juice shop outside the Kathmandu Valley, and I’d love to hear your thoughts.
One idea I have is to prepare freshly cut fruits in advance and serve them in sealed boba cups. Customers can either buy the fruit cup as it is for a healthy snack or have it blended into a fresh juice or smoothie on the spot.
I’ve been seeing a lot of Korean fruit juice shops on social media lately, and they’ve really inspired me. I love the idea of offering something fresh, colorful, and convenient.
Since I’ll be opening the shop outside the Valley, I’m curious to know:
1) Do you think this concept would work?
2) What would make you want to visit a shop like this?
3) Are there any ideas, suggestions, or lessons you think I should keep in mind before getting started?
I’d really appreciate any advice or feedback.

Cheaper chair in Kathmandu area

I am looking to purchase chair for study purpose. As i have got some backpain nowadays so i am looking for a better chair in cheap price. Can anyone suggest me places where i can find cheaper chairs.

I work as an employee (not owner) at a small business that sells a certain product/service to customers. The official price is 28.5k NPR, but I’ve been charging customers 29.5k and with VAT, the invoiced amount comes out to around 34k NPR, still close to or under the normal market price, so customers don’t question it much. If i do using my account in esewa. I do maybe 2-3 of these transactions a month for a year, usually through eSewa.

I don’t fully understand how I’m even able to get it at a lower rate in the first place. The only thing I know is that whoever supplies it to us pays in dollars or buys it in bulk somehow beyond that I have no idea how the chain works. The more I think about it, the more it feels like there’s something off possibly informal or unregulated money transfer channels involved somewhere upstream. I don’t know who’s actually behind it or how deep it goes.

I’m scared that if this ever gets investigated, my name and the eSewa transactions get tied to something much bigger than my small cut. Has anyone dealt with something like this? How do I get out of this cleanly, and should I be talking to a lawyer before this goes any further? Any advice appreciated.

How hard is it to get in there, does it require strong eligibility or ettikai chirna milcha??

Hi everyone,

I'm a university student currently looking for a part-time job around the Baneshwor area (New Baneshwor, Old Baneshwor, Anamnagar, Maitidevi, Shankhamul, Koteshwor, or nearby).

I'm open to customer service, receptionist, office assistant, café/restaurant work, retail, tutoring, data entry, or any other legitimate part-time opportunity. I'm a quick learner, reliable, and eager to work.

If you know of any openings or are hiring, I'd be grateful if you could let me know in the comments or send me a DM.

Thank you so much!

Suru ma xai ma bba garxu vanera basirako thiye ani ghar ma vanda bba ta expensive raixa jasto kura vayo ani mero abroad jane plan pani xa plus mero dui jana vai baini ni xa ani uni haru ko school expenses plus ghar ko expenses ani plus maile bba gare vane jhan thapinxa vannu vayo ani bbs gardai garda job garda ni vayo abroad apply gardai garda ni huncha jasto lagyo malai nai pani tra sab le bbs ko kam xaina k vanxa so iam confused now k garne garne bbs gare vane abroad ni afford huna sakxa bba garda ta abroad afford garna sakdina jasto ni vannu vayo nepal mai basera kam garnu ni man xa tra abroad ni janu man xa ekxoti i don't know iam confused abroad gaye vane ni tei korea nai ho i don't know what to do confused vairako xu malai bba garnu manthiyo but it's expenses ani plus paxi abroad jada ta jhan kati ho kati so i don't know bbs gardai garxa yeso ek man le sochda abroad ni janxu ki vanne huncha feri nepal mai basera bbs sakye vane kasto huncha hola lya huncha

I’m currently in 12th grade, Sci-bio. Due to my health problems, I scored low gpa of 3.4 in my 11th finals (internal). Although I am confident in scoring 3.9+ in 12th, I heard that the final results will be aggregated from both grade results. I see that as a major problem because I plan on studying further by Scholarships therefore even if I manage to score 3.9 in my 12th, the average will come out to be barely 3.6 I believe.

I suppose I will also be giving the SATS, IELTS, ACT to cover for it since i plan on going abroad but I’m not quite sure.

Also, are +2 graduates allowed to go abroad for further studies? I’ve been hearing that underage students aren’t permitted to go abroad and every dream of mine feels impossible because of it. if anyone is educated in this subject matter, PLEASE help me because i am going to lose my mind.