Author: Himalaya Post

Kathmandu – Yamaha Nepal marked a strong milestone in its youth engagement journey by successfully participating as a Co-Sponsor in Nepal’s biggest pop-culture festival, “Otaku Jatra into Jatra Verse 2025,” which drew over 8,000 energetic young attendees, including pop-culture fans, creators, gamers, and cosplay artists. Yamaha’s participation went beyond just displaying motorcycles; the brand brought its MT-15 series to Otaku Jatra to bridge the gap between street-culture motorcycling and the emerging pop- culture community, highlighting the synergy between creativity, self-expression, and riding lifestyle. By entering a pop-culture-driven event like Otaku Jatra, Yamaha reinforced its position as a brand that...

Kathmandu- Reinforcing its flagship Digital December 2025 – Empowering Enterprises campaign, Laxmi Sunrise Bank has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Aadyanta Advisory Pvt. Ltd. and the American Chamber of Commerce in Nepal (AmCham Nepal) to collaborate on strengthening Nepal’s technology and artificial intelligence innovation ecosystem. Now in its seventh year, Digital December has evolved from a digital awareness initiative into a strategic enterprise transformation platform, focused on migrating high value and high volume business transactions from cash and cheques to secure digital channels, embedding banking solutions into enterprise systems through APIs and host to host connectivity, and...

Kathmandu-Authorized distributor of Hyundai cars in Nepal, Laxmi Intercontinental Pvt. Ltd. has announced the launch of its winter campaign, “Hyundai Winter Delight”. The campaign, starting from 25 December 2025, brings together warmth, celebration, and exceptional value for customers planning to welcome the new year with a Hyundai vehicle and will run throughout the country for limited time. Under the Winter Delight campaign, customers can enjoy attractive cash discounts of up to NPR 5,00,000, along with a New Year Bonus of NPR 1,00,000 on select models. In addition, Hyundai Nepal is offering one year of free comprehensive insurance and road...

New Delhi-  India is currently facing a silent epidemic of Balance Disorders, affecting 25-30% of the population, including 250 million sufferers and 30.8% of high-schoolers, yet only 70-80 specialized clinics exist. Vertigo impacts 40% of adults and 54% of dizziness cases, driving 5-10% of primary visits and 30% of neurology/ENT consultations. Prevalence scales with age: 30% (over 60), 35% (over 70), and 50% (over 80). Despite a 22.9% annual dizziness rate, the lack of specialized vestibular clinics forces irrelevant tests and symptom-suppressing drugs, leaving patients and doctors in mutual bewilderment. Addressing this critical gap, Dr Anirban Biswas, one of...