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So im an introvert/ambivert and i want to start creating genuine instagram content but i hve no idea how to start what to do any help would be appreciated

So today was my first time paying tax independently, and honestly, I had zero clue what I was doing.

​I went to the Inland Revenue Office (IRO) and ended up using the computer they have set up inside the office. I submitted the form and paid Rs. 8,040 directly via Khalti.

​Money is deducted, payment shows successful, but now I'm sitting here asking myself: How on earth do I actually get the Tax Clearance Certificate (कर चुक्ता प्रमाणपत्र)?

​I tried asking the staff sitting at the counters, and holy shit—the level of rudeness was unreal. They literally did not give a single fuck about what I was asking. Total apathy. I’ve been to a few other government offices before, but I’ve never experienced this level of terrible service. No guidance, no explanations, just getting ignored or brushed off like I was wasting their precious time.

​The real MVP, surprisingly, was the security guard. That man was doing God's work—he was literally the only person actively helping everyone figure out the offline system and navigate the counters...The actual staff were unbelievable in the worst way possible.

​Anyway, since the staff refused to help: Can anyone walk me through the steps on how to generate/download the Tax Clearance Certificate online after paying via Khalti? Do I need to get it stamped physically, or can I just print it from the IRD portal?

I watched a ton of video tara difference ramrari bujena
Oven for cakes
Microwave for reheating
Airfryer for no oil

3 tai bhako ni paune raixa
So what is the good deal 3 in 1 ki tyo microwave airfyer chuttai kinne
Or just airfryer
Ot just microwave
Suggestions please

Hi everyone, I’m building a recruitment tool called HireOS and would appreciate some honest feedback from employers, HR staff, recruiters, and small business owners in Nepal.

The idea is to help with the work between receiving applications and deciding whom to interview: organizing CVs, screening against job requirements, and showing the evidence behind recommendations. AI would assist, while employers retain control over hiring decisions.

I’m still developing it, so I’m trying to understand which problems are actually worth solving before expanding further.

If you’ve hired someone recently:

• Where did you find applicants—job portals, LinkedIn, Facebook, referrals, or somewhere else?
• Roughly how many applications did you receive, and how long did reviewing them take?
• What was the most frustrating part: finding suitable applicants, reviewing CVs, assessing skills, scheduling, or candidates dropping out?
• What tools do you currently use, and what do you already pay for?
• What would a new tool need to demonstrate before you would trust it with a real vacancy?

I’m also exploring whether businesses need help finding freelancers for specific projects. Have you recently chosen between hiring an employee and engaging a freelancer? How did you find someone and decide whom to trust?

Specific experiences—including “we don’t need another tool”—would be useful. I’m particularly interested in what happened during your last actual hire, rather than whether the idea sounds good in theory.

Applicants and freelancers are welcome to share what frustrates them on their side too.

If you’d be open to a short conversation about your hiring process, please let me know. Thanks!

I recently bough a tempered glass for S25U from a2z. They were telling me to pay 1800+ i said 1700 and they agreed. When i came home and searched online i found it for Rs.1350 on gadget 360😭😭

This is not the 1st time. Previously also i got scammed from them. Paid 800 for 300's tempered.

A2z is total scam guys. 😭😭

P.S-i checked on ESR's store on daraz they also listed it for 1700

Instagram/Facebook ko reseller pages bata order garna man chaina, kina bhane SHEIN website ma discount/offer huda pani uniharu le full price nai linchan.

Nepal bata direct or reliable way ma SHEIN bata order garne kunai tarika cha? Kunai trusted service, courier, ya payment method use garne ho bhane please share gardinu hola. 🙏

I’m planning to apply for a Master’s in the USA, and I’ve been hearing from a lot of people that I should self-apply instead of going through a consultancy.

For those who have self-applied, I have a few questions:

• If I self-apply, do I also have to prepare for the university/visa interview by myself?
• What kind of problems or difficulties can I expect during the application process?
• Is it actually manageable for someone applying from Nepal without a consultancy?
• Are there any important things that first-time applicants usually miss?
• If you self-applied and successfully went to the USA, what would you recommend to someone starting the process now?

I’d really appreciate it if anyone with firsthand experience could share their experience, including the pros and cons of self-applying.

Ciao a tutti! Sono italiano e cerco di scoprire nuova musica da tutto il mondo. Sto pubblicando questo messaggio su vari subreddit nazionali per chiedere raccomandazioni—artisti locali, canzoni popolari o suoni tradizionali e iconici che rappresentano davvero la vostra comunità. Grazie a tutti, apprezzo ogni singola risposta!

Hey everyone! Should I start an online jersey shop? Let me know your thoughts or if you have any advice😭

Anyone who stays will have access to a comfortable coworking space, a shared dorm, or a private room for those who prefer to pay a little more, along with a shared kitchen and weekly community events to get to know each other, exchange ideas, and share knowledge.

The monthly cost will be around NPR 12–16k per person.

The goal is to bring creative people, builders, and entrepreneurs under one roof and create an environment where people can work on their own projects, collaborate, meet potential cofounders, and hopefully build something meaningful together.

I’ve stayed in places like this outside Nepal, often called hacker houses or creator houses, where people working remotely or building their own startups live and work together. The environment can be incredibly motivating when you’re surrounded by people who are also trying to build something, whether it's their career, startup, or online presence.

The place is around Pipabot, Dhapakhel. Let me know if this sounds interesting to you.

Hello! Im doing the Mardi Himal trek on Nov 1st week. I was told to prepare a proper jacket for evenings.

I'm from a tropical country so im not really sure what time of jacket or clothes should I prepare.

How cold does it get during the evenings? Do I need a puffer jacket? Or a fleece jacket?

Thank you in advance!!