Author: Himalaya Post

Ncell and BYD Nepal Partner to Introduce Connected Vehicle Services Through IoT SIM

Kathmandu-  Ncell has partnered with Cimex Inc., the authorized distributor of BYD Auto Industry Co. Ltd. in Nepal, to provide connected vehicle services powered by Ncell’s Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity. Under the partnership, compatible BYD vehicles sold in Nepal will come equipped with an embedded Ncell IoT SIM, enabling direct in-vehicle internet connectivity without the need to connect a mobile phone or rely on a Wi-Fi hotspot. The service will support the BYD App ecosystem and connected infotainment features, allowing users to access online services such as YouTube, Spotify, Karaoke and other digital entertainment directly through the vehicle’s...

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Nammi to Launch New Vigo E2 “Full SUV” in Nepal

Kathmandu- MAW Vriddhi Motors, the authorized importer of Dongfeng Nammi in Nepal, is set to launch the new Nammi Vigo E2 on August 19, 2026. The new version of the Nammi Vigo will be positioned as a “Full SUV.” The Vigo E2 aims to offer customers a complete SUV experience through generous space, modern features and practical performance. The launch builds on Nammi’s strong customer acceptance in Nepal, with more than 2,000 Nammi vehicles already running on the country’s roads. Vigo has also demonstrated its capability across Manang, Mustang, Shuklaphanta and other challenging destinations. These real-world journeys have helped...

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Flag Hoisting and Various Programmes Mark 81st Independence Day of the Republic of Indonesia in Kathmandu

Kathmandu- The Office of the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Indonesia in Nepal marked the 81st Independence Day of Indonesia with a flag hoisting ceremony and special programme at the IME Complex, Panipokhari, today. At the event, Chandra Prasad Dhakal, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Indonesia in Nepal, who is also Chairman of IME Group and Immediate Past President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), unfurled Indonesia’s national flag. Speaking at the event, Dhakal reflected on the steadily growing friendship between Nepal and Indonesia since the two countries formally established diplomatic relations...

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Diplomacy: Creating More Choices for Nepal

Ms Bandana Karki Nepal has begun to reopen its diplomatic space. The next challenge is to turn that engagement into investment, jobs, trade, security and greater national capability. Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s recent one-to-one meetings with the ambassadors of India and China mark an important opening in Nepal’s diplomatic engagement. After several months of avoiding individual meetings with resident ambassadors, Shah met Indian Ambassador Naveen Srivastava and Chinese Ambassador Zhang Maoming on August 10. These meetings do not necessarily signal a change in Nepal’s foreign-policy alignment. They are better understood as a return to direct and regular diplomatic engagement....

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India at 80 : The Rise of a 21st-Century Superpower

By Himalayapost On August 15, 2026, India marks its 80th Independence Day—a moment that is not merely a celebration of freedom from colonial rule, but an opportunity to reflect on one of the most consequential transformations of the modern world. In 1947, India emerged from colonialism carrying the enormous burdens of poverty, illiteracy, weak industrial capacity, and deep social and economic inequalities. Nearly eight decades later, the country stands at the centre of global economic, technological, and geopolitical change. The India of 2026 is not the India of 1947. And increasingly, it is not simply a rising power. It...

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