Category: Nepal

Tamu Lhosar is a festival of Gurung community, which is celebrated in Nepal. The term ‘Tamu’ refers to the Gurung people and the term ‘Lhosar’ denotes ’New Year’,

Gadhimai Festival is a Hindu Festival which lasts for a month, and is widely known as one of the biggest slaughter festivals in the world, after Thanksgiving and

Tommy Palm, the man behind the popular gaming app Candy Crush Saga and Games Guru of King.com, encouraged the Ncell App Camp participants at Nepal to first find

Ncell organized a seminar to encourage the teams selected under corporate solutions, one of the four categories of Ncell App Camp 2014, to give an opportunity to acquire

Among the four sectors included in the Ncell app camp 2014, experts discussed the potentials of mobile application in agriculture, education and tourism. Addressing to the participants of

Chhath Parva, also known as Chhath Puja, Chhathi, Dala Puja, Surya Shasthi is a festival which is celebrated by the Hindus to worship the Sun. Though it is widely

Dashain, also known as Bada Dashain or Vijaya Dashami is the largest and longest festival in Nepal, which is celebrated by the Hindus of Nepal or Nepalese origin

Ghatasthapana is the first day of Dashain. It is the beginning of Dashain Festival in Nepal. To be translated as Ghat=pot, and sthapana=establish in Sanskrit, its actual meaning illustrates

As it is well-known fact we Nepalese have more gods and goddesses than human beings and more festival than those actually fits in a yearly calendar of 365

Are you a Ncell user? If you live in Nepal, you probably are, or you may own a Ncell sim-card even if you don’t use it in a

Kathmandu (Nepal), and Varanasi (India), are both the ancient cities which are considered as holy places for Hindus all over the world. Inter-linked for so many religious, social,

Last month Telecom Giant NCELL announced Free wikipedia. Now It has come up with a new jaw-dropping offer to it’s customers. With the tagline ‘NCELL Twitter Zero’, the offer

As I was checking my email this morning, I saw one email from my contact form, as it was a video of Everest Base Camp Himalayas of Nepal and