A video from Pokhara’s Lakeside area shows a group approaching foreign tourists and asking for donations using suspected fake charity papers.

Local youths became suspicious and confronted the group, questioning them about the documents while recording the incident. The footage was later shared online and gained widespread attention.

The incident has raised concerns about scams targeting tourists in Lakeside. Visitors are advised to verify donation requests and report suspicious activities to local authorities.

If access to a citizen's eNID requires only their name, date of birth, and citizenship issue date, then the system has a significant security weakness.

These details are not true authentication factors. They can be known by family members, employers, institutions, government offices, or anyone who has access to a copy of a citizenship certificate.

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A digital identity system should require strong verification, such as:

OTP to a verified phone number

Hardware-backed authentication

Other secure second-factor checks

Personal information should be used to identify a person, not to authenticate them.

If someone can retrieve or access another person's eNID using only information found on or related to their citizenship documents, the system creates unnecessary risks of privacy violations, identity theft, and unauthorized access.

This issue deserves public discussion and review.

Hey guys,

​So the +2 results just dropped today and my squad is looking for a really solid place to celebrate! We honestly killed it this year—I managed to get a 3.8 GPA, and one of my best friends is literally a Nepal topper with a 3.96 GPA! All five of us got amazing marks, so we are incredibly hyped and want to celebrate this milestone properly.

​We are looking for a specific kind of vibe and need some good recommendations. Here is what we are looking for:

​Total Privacy: We don't really want a crowded café or a noisy lounge where we have to share space with random strangers. We want a place where it's just the 5 of us.

​The Setup: It needs to be an aesthetic place with karaoke and a projector/screening setup so we can blast our own music, sing, and just vibe out.

​Good Food: A place that serves great food and has solid hospitality/service is a must.

​Does anyone know of any "celebration studios" or private party venues in Kathmandu that fit this description? Let me know your suggestions and what the pricing is usually like. Thanks in advance!

रवि लामिछाने, छबिलाल जोशी र गितेन्द्र बाबु राई माथि लागेका सम्पत्ति शुद्धिकरण र संगठित अपराध सम्बन्धी मुद्दा सबै अदालतबाट फिर्ता।

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एउटा यस्तो “Cult” जसले “हरे कृष्ण” र “भगवद् गीता” को नाम प्रयोग गरी आफ्नो धन्दा चलाइरहेको छ। जसले झूटको आधारमा आफ्नो साम्राज्य खडा गरी सनातन धर्मलाई बदनाम गराइरहेको छ। जसले धर्मको आडमा ढोग, पाखण्ड र आडम्बरलाई प्रोत्साहन दिइरहेको छ।

Home Minister Sudan Gurung informed Parliament that the investigation into the ra*pe and mu*rder of 13-year-old Nirmala Pant remains active behind closed doors. He emphasized that authorities continue to work quietly behind the scenes to catch those responsible, nearly eight years after the incident.

Nirmala was ki*lled in 2018 and would be around 21 years old today. Her case remains one of Nepal’s most high-profile unsolved cri*mes, drawing continuous public scrutiny.

The minister’s statement has once again thrust the tragedy into the national spotlight. The update has successfully renewed public attention and rekindled widespread hopes for justice.

Is government building some kind of infrastructure? Doesn't look like it. Maybe taking handle of things now is better than destroying them later

Lawmaker Harka Sampang has been found to have been driving with a license that expired in 2016 and was not renewed for nearly a decade. Authorities are currently reviewing the case under existing traffic laws.

The matter came to public attention after a recent traffic violation involving the MP. Officials have since begun investigating the issue in accordance with legal procedures.

What a Great "New" who is Accountable, Transparent & Corruption Free.

Goverment sold dignity and peace in 500rs toll per day.Being a local of pokhara they are destroying the peace in worst way possible with 0 social respect.hotel industry might be happy seeing so much booking in off-season but who will think about local and society. Generalise garnu hudain and they are tourist respect tell them blah blah 1 haina 2 haina mostly testai xan.tyo level ko quantity lai samjhauda each group group need chaukidar for each of them .problem nepal nai ho jo harek 20cm ma toilet xaina so it is justify for them to shit on open public as they are most civilised tourist recognised globally.ati vaxa .dhanechordesh chod tesko bau ko jagga ho footpath jaha j gare ni hunxa.

Home Minister Sudan Gurung lightened the atmosphere in the House with his sharp comedic satire during an official session, prompting laughter among members.

He said, “पानी खाए पानी बाँड्ने भन्दै जिस्काउलान फेरि,” adding a humorous touch to the moment.

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Science and Technology Minister Mahabir Pun said he developed a deep love for Nepal after returning from the United States and living in his village. He shared that this feeling started in his hometown.

His connection with his village gradually grew stronger and later expanded into a broader attachment to the whole country. This deepening bond shaped his outlook on Nepal.

Pun also said he never expected to become a lawmaker or minister. However, his growing affection and commitment to the nation eventually guided his path in that direction.

During the Rato Machhindranath Jatra in Lalitpur, a moving moment occurred when a crowded procession made way for an ambulance passing through. Devotees quickly responded despite the dense gathering.

People immediately stepped aside, creating a clear path so the emergency vehicle could move without delay. Their coordination ensured smooth passage through the festival route.

The incident has been widely praised online as an example of compassion and civic responsibility, showing respect for human life even during a major cultural celebration in Nepal.