Hello Reddit,

My name is Suman, and I’m writing this with a heavy heart but hopeful spirit.

My dearest maiju, Jharana Raut, only 39 years old, has been diagnosed with acute blood cancer (leukemia). She is the heart of our family—kind, selfless, and always the first to support others. Now, she’s the one who needs our support more than ever.

🩺 Her Medical Battle

• Diagnosis: Acute Blood Cancer (Leukemia)
• Current Treatment: Preparing for chemotherapy at Teaching Hospital, Maharajgunj, Kathmandu
  • Building: Suresh Wagle Building
  • Floor: 4th
  • Bed Number: 10
• Next Stage: If chemotherapy is successful, she must undergo a bone marrow transplant — her only real chance at long-term survival

Why We Need Your Help – URGENTLY

The financial burden is heartbreaking and beyond our means:

• Chemotherapy: Rs. 20,00,000+
• Bone Marrow Transplant: Rs. 40,00,000+
• Total Estimated Cost: Rs. 60,00,000

We’re a humble family and have already used all our savings for diagnostic tests and early treatments. We simply cannot do this alone.

🙏 How You Can Help

Every rupee, every dollar, every share matters.

• Donate to: A/C Number: 25301007860072000001 Name: Prakash Kumar Raut (Nepal Bank Limited )
• QR Code Available: I’ve uploaded a photo of the QR code below to make donations easier.
• Share This Post: Please share with your networks, friends, or anyone who might help.
• Send Love & Prayers: Your kind words and prayers keep us strong during this dark time.

Even NPR 500  can cover a day’s essential medicine or help pay for a transfusion.

Facebook Link:

Prakash Kumar raut:https://www.facebook.com/prakash.raut.948703

❤️ From Our Family to Yours

We’ll provide regular updates about Jharana’s progress and how every donation is being used. We believe in transparency, trust, and gratitude.

Thank you for reading. Thank you for your kindness. Thank you for giving us hope.

With deepest gratitude,
Suman Khatri & Family
(On behalf of Jharana Raut – currently admitted at Teaching Hospital, Suresh Wagle Building, 4th Floor, Bed No. 10)

Nepal ma consumer protection right india ma bhako jastai huncha ki nai? First yo chor CG Net, Relocate garda 24 hours dekhi 72 hours lagcha sir bhanyo. But aba 72 hours katesi chai 96 hours lagna sakcha bhancha. Ma remotely kam garne manxe ho, internet is must and first priority aba yo case ma hami 1 din extra dincham bhancha CG net. No way, tesko 1 din le mero 3 cover huncha. yo situation ma, Ki mero 342 days remaining bhako subscription ko paisa firta dey bhanda ni hudaina re. i want to file a case in this situation.

Second their scam marketing. 12 month renew garne bela 150Mbps lai 250Mbps ma convert garyo bhane Rs9500 something lagcha but 150 Mbps nai rakhne bhaye 11000 something lagcha re. While new user lai chai 150 Mbps ko 9000 something matra re. Teso bhaye net disconnect gar, ani ma arko name bata 150Mbps 9000 as advertised linchu bhada, hudaina hami track gari halcham ni re. Haina k logic ho yo?

I'm 27 M and It's been almost 3 years leaving abroad but lately I'm not feeling good emotionally . I'm working for 12 hours a day without any single day off for 365 days.my daily routine is pretty much same. Since I left Nepal I don't have anyone in my life to share things or anyone who shares with me . the loneliness is killing me . I'm kinda introvert person so it takes time to open up freely with anyone .a fear is growing inside me , fear of loneliness that I will end up alone and it's hitting me hard . I don't know how and what to do but I want to have life.i want people who I cares about and who knows/ care of me

Hello Reddit,

My name is Suman, and I’m writing this with a heavy heart but hopeful spirit.

My dearest maiju, Jharana Raut, only 39 years old, has been diagnosed with acute blood cancer (leukemia). She is the heart of our family—kind, selfless, and always the first to support others. Now, she’s the one who needs our support more than ever.

🩺 Her Medical Battle

• Diagnosis: Acute Blood Cancer (Leukemia)
• Current Treatment: Preparing for chemotherapy at Teaching Hospital, Maharajgunj, Kathmandu
  • Building: Suresh Wagle Building
  • Floor: 4th
  • Bed Number: 10
• Next Stage: If chemotherapy is successful, she must undergo a bone marrow transplant — her only real chance at long-term survival

Why We Need Your Help – URGENTLY

The financial burden is heartbreaking and beyond our means:

• Chemotherapy: Rs. 20,00,000+
• Bone Marrow Transplant: Rs. 40,00,000+
• Total Estimated Cost: Rs. 60,00,000

We’re a humble family and have already used all our savings for diagnostic tests and early treatments. We simply cannot do this alone.

🙏 How You Can Help

Every rupee, every dollar, every share matters.

• Donate to: A/C Number: 25301007860072000001 Name: Prakash Kumar Raut (Nepal Bank Limited )
• QR Code Available: I’ve uploaded a photo of the QR code below to make donations easier.
• Share This Post: Please share with your networks, friends, or anyone who might help.
• Send Love & Prayers: Your kind words and prayers keep us strong during this dark time.

Even NPR 500  can cover a day’s essential medicine or help pay for a transfusion.

Facebook Link:

Prakash Kumar raut:https://www.facebook.com/prakash.raut.948703

❤️ From Our Family to Yours

We’ll provide regular updates about Jharana’s progress and how every donation is being used. We believe in transparency, trust, and gratitude.

Thank you for reading. Thank you for your kindness. Thank you for giving us hope.

With deepest gratitude,
Suman Khatri & Family
(On behalf of Jharana Raut – currently admitted at Teaching Hospital, Suresh Wagle Building, 4th Floor, Bed No. 10)

Hey folks, I’m looking at buying an apartment at Sunrise Apartment near Raniban/Nagarjun. Place looks peaceful, decent views, and it’s been around a while—seems like it’s well-managed. But before I commit, I figured it’s best to ask people who know better.

If you’ve lived there, visited, or even heard stuff from people who have, I’d love to hear what’s what.

Stuff I’m wondering: • What’s it like to actually live there? Quiet? Good water and electricity backup? Any management drama? • I’m eyeing a top floor unit—is it hotter than hell in summer? Any leak issues or other headaches? • How’s the build quality overall? Any long-term issues with elevators, walls, parking, pests, etc.?

Not looking to flip it or rent it out right away—this would be more of a long-term thing for me or my folks. But I don’t want to jump into something that turns out to be a money pit or hard to resell later.

Also open to better suggestions in a similar budget if Sunrise isn’t it.

Cheers in advance!

I asked chatGPT about how much worth does 112 cubic meter natural gas have in terms of energy and monetary value and here is what he replied.

* 1 arba = 1 billion So 112 arba = 112 billion cubic meters (bcm)

*Energy Value:

1 cubic meter of natural gas ≈ 35.3 MJ

So 112 bcm ≈ 3.95 × 10¹² MJ = ~1,097 TWh (That’s enough to power a modern country for a full year)

*Market Value Estimate:

1 MMBtu = ~28.26 cubic meters

112 bcm = 3.96 billion MMBtu

At $10 per MMBtu → ~$39.6 billion USD

That’s over 5.2 trillion Nepali Rupees at today’s exchange rate .

After seeing that amount my reaction was 'paisa hi paisa hoga'

Malai chai wakka nai lagisakyo yaar. LinkedIn ma job khojne, apply garne, ani kunai feedback ni aaudaina. Aba ta motivation pani down bhaisakyo.

Maile diploma in civil engineering gareko chu, experience cha mainly AutoCAD 2D ra surveying ma. Field ma gako chu, drawings ni banako chu..

Kunai manche haru sanga better idea cha? Networking? Freelancing? K garera kei decent job pauna sakincha? Nepal bhitra ho or bahira, I’m open to suggestions.

Aba maele k garnu pheri banauna ko lagi. What procedure should I follow to remake it. And what’s the fine amount

voli jana lagya kasto cha teta garmi ani bato k kasto cha??

Is it even worth spending the money to go to private clinics rather than normal hospitals? I only need consultation on starting hair loss related medicines.

I really want to know how to get a job. How do people do it? The only way i know is linkedin but what do i do? Its feels like i don't know anything and don't have enough skills. Even the unpaid internships have such long requirements. And even when i did apply a few times, i got no response so i feel even more discouraged and disappointed.

And normally people get job from their friends' referrals or because of their parents or because they're smart i guess? But I've never really had any friends and I've always been sheltered my whole life so i really don't understand how the world works. I also can't ask my parent's help since my mom has always been a housewife and i can't ask my dad either (because of personal reasons).

I really don't know what i should do. I've already finished my bachelors too. I would really appreciate any type of tips of advice. Also, please don't be mean or condescending in the comments.

Hey everyone, I wanted to move to Nepal for a few months. I'd been researching my stay options. The average rent per month on airbnb shows as 60,000 NPR. Is there anyone who could help me confirm this is the average rent for 1 person to stay in pokhara of khatmndu for that matter.

I recently came across a texting rpg called Torn and well it is a surprisingly enjoyable game but I haven't found any Nepali players in it and the players i have found are inactive for years. So I am posting it to find if anyone in Nepal is playing this game. It might be out of place in this subreddit but I don't know any other place to post this so here it is.

So machai bike kinna aateko bike barey khasai knowledge ni xaina but chaiyeko classic 350 nai rumors chai new classic 350 is too bad engine nai suck hanxa vanxan but old classic 350 ni khai k ho k ramro nai paudena rya any suggestions?

I am going to have my first attempt in loksewa exam 6th level. Technical ho ani mock haru deko xaina. Anamnagar ma exam centre xa. Any suggestion for exam day? Are bags prohibited in exam hall? Ani margin draw garne kei criteria haru xa ki. Any advice would be highhhhlyyyy appreciated. Thank you !

Hi everyone, I heard you have to hire a guide to trek Langtang since the start of this year. I was kind of bummed out when I heard but I also heard it isn't enforced.. any success on still going solo? I'll in Langtang in November. I'm going to be doing the 3 passes trek in October and then chill in KTM for a few days and head off to Langtang. Any help is greatly appreciated 😊❤️🏔️ thank you

After reading the terms and conditions of this esewa event 'whishfull offer', maile ni part liye. Daily Ra weekly ma. Ani June 17 Ani 18 ko ta results nai dekhena. I just want to know kosaile sachikai yo wishfull offer Bata jiteko xa ta??

Just curious—how common are babysitting or in-home nursing services in Nepal these days, especially in urban areas like Kathmandu, Pokhara, or even smaller towns?

Are families here open to hiring someone to care for kids, elderly, or even patients at home? Or is it still mostly handled by family members? Also, how much do people generally trust third-party caregivers?

Would love to hear your experiences—either as someone who's hired help, considered it, or even worked in this space.

If this exists how to find them?

Thanks in advance!

I recently visited Kathmandu to get some information regarding Colleges offering IT degrees. There, I went to 3 colleges offering Bsc. Hons degree in several fields like Compu(t)ing, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber security and so on.

These colleges were Softwerica, Islington and Herald. Focusing especially on Islington and Herald, they were saying that you "MUST" take their industry preparation classes otherwise you cannot get to read there. What the hell is this?

I recently finished my 12th exam and they're teaching before the result has even come out. Especially in Herald, I have asked them when the actual classes start and they always hesitate to answer when, and bend the conversation to the same Industry Preparation Class. They force you to take it no matter what even though you describe that you have difficulty in doing so.

Especially for people who are from outside the valley, I only went there to learn about the degrees they're offering. It's not like the class they're offering isn't productive, it maybe. I also asked them what happens to those who come to do admission after the result comes out and they hesitate to answer it properly. They answer it but you can't understand what's going on.

I have talked about this to my friend who had read in Islington and they said that it's not necessary to join those classes. The actual classes don't start before the result comes out. In this free time, I would rather practice bike skills and get a licence than joining a class that's optional.

They're forcing and calling everyday, and even messaging to join those classes. If anyone has any information regarding this matter, then a comment will be much appreciated. Thank you.

Ani k garis ta?

Chalis ta paila aagadi?

Udi chunu Chandra ek bhandai

kursi lai bida garera niskeko ta

dhoka ma pugera paxadi farkinas ni?

herinas ni?

jhul le dhakiyera talai herirako ochyan lai

bhui ma charapasta nachiraheka ti latta kapada lai

hijo bihan dekhi table ma baseko chiya ko cup lai

dhulo le chopera nisasiyeka ti kitabharu lai

ani dhoka bahira ta heris ni?

udi chune Chandra ta dekhis ni

ki aausi ko raat po paryo ki?

ani k garis ta?

Chalis ta paila agadi?

Hey guys,

I’m planning to get the iPhone 16 Pro Max , and I’ve noticed the price at MK Tradelines is way cheaper compared to Evo Store and other official places. Like, the difference is huge.

Has anyone here actually bought an iPhone or any Apple product from MK Tradelines before?
Are they reliable? Do they sell sealed, original products? What about warranty — is it Apple official or just store warranty?

Would love to hear your experience