Author: Himalaya Post

Indian travelers can pay through UPI apps in Nepal

Kathmandu- Indian tourists visiting Nepal can now make digital payments in Nepal. According to the agreement between Nepal Fonepay Payment Service Ltd. and NPI, the international branch of the National Payments Corporation of India, Indian tourists will be able to make digital payments in Nepal. For this purpose, Indian tourists are required to download the UPI app. Nepal and India are expected to benefit from this new partnership, along boost Nepal’s international...

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Maiti Nepal celebrated International Women’s Day with Indian Embassy collaboration

Kathmandu – Maiti Nepal celebrated International Women’s Day. The celebration was held on Wednesday in the premises of the institution in collaboration with the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu.   The program was organized to honor and appreciate the contribution of women with the slogan ‘Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress’ and ‘Inspire Inclusion’. Nepal’s first woman Chief Minister Ashtalakshmi Shakya was present as the chief guest in the program. Along with Anuradha Koirala, the founder of Maiti Nepal, Prasanna Srivastava, Deputy Chief of Mission of the Indian Embassy, also participated in the program. Addressing the ceremony, Shakya highlighted the importance...

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8 Nepalese stranded in UK, NRNA inquired answer to money recipient Indian Panchola

Kathmandu- Eight Nepalese who arrived in the UK after paying between 26 lakhs to nearly 33 lakhs rupees for work permits find themselves in a challenging situation. The Nepali workers, who paid substantial amounts to Ramlal Shyamlal Panchola, the Indian owner of the ‘Harrow in Thermation’ restaurant in Leicester, UK, are now homeless. Upon reaching the UK, they were unable to secure a sponsoring company, job, or salary. Some families, including those with children, are stranded due to a lack of employment opportunities. Kabita Bhattarai paid £19,400, Ganga Dhungana £17,350, Suraj Tiwari £17,000, Anjanadevi Sharma £17,350, Hemmaya Baral £17,700,...

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‘Multilingual Poetry Seminar’ has concluded

Kathmandu – The ‘Multilingual Poetry Symposium’ organized by the Indian Embassy, Kathmandu has been completed. Under Nepal-India Literature, ‘Multilingual Poetry Symposium’ was organized for Nepalese youth, held on Tuesday at ‘Nepal-India Library’. The aim of the program is to teach talented young poets and provide a platform for poets to recite poetry in their mother tongue, the embassy said. In the ‘open mic’ session of the ceremony, the participants presented their compositions in Sanskrit, Urdu, Awadhi, Newari, Maithili, Bhojpuri, Tharu, Kevarat and other languages. Nepal’s famous poet and senior writer Dr. Sanat Kumar Vasti gave certificates to all. The...

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Foreign Secretary Lamsal meets Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar in Delhi

Kathmandu- Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Sewa Lamsal meets Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar in Delhi. Who arrived in India to participate in the 8th Asia Economic Dialogue to be held in Pune, India, held a meeting with Minister Jaishankar on Tuesday. Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar informed through social network X that during the meeting, there was a discussion on diplomatic relations between the two countries. Saying that the presence of Secretary Lamsal made him happy, he wrote, “It was a pleasure to have Nepali Foreign Secretary Seva Lamsal in Delhi.” It is a pleasure to hear...

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