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🚨 OpenAI's Sam Altman just shared that India has now overtaken the US as the top user base for ChatGPT.
समाचार सत्य हो भने बेनले सापकोटाको मोबाईल घर लगेको रेकर्ड समेत खोतल्ने / प्रेस लाई दिन सक्ने प्रहरी खतरै हो । आजको मितिमा यो खालको हिम्मत गर्न सक्छन भन्ने मैले ठानेको थिएन । तक्मा सक्मा दिने चलन हटिहाल्यो नत्र दिए हुन्थ्यो । 💪💪
इनम सापकोटाको मोबाइल फरेन्सिक परीक्षणअघि दुई दिन प्रधानमन्त्रीका प्रमुख सल्लाहकार बेनको घरमा
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बेन र सापकोटाबीच मेसेज आदानप्रदान, बेनले मोबाइल लगेपछि केही मेसेज मेटिएको र केहीको स्क्रिनसट लिइएको उच्च प्रहरी स्रोतको दाबी
setopati.com/politics/401953
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मुद्दती डीपोजिटमा तीन प्रतिसत भन्दा कम ब्याज दिने अनी यती अरब नाफा निकाल्यौ भनेर प्रचार गर्ने ? I call that broad daylight robbery. I deserve better interest rate on my deposit !
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यो चाहिँ हो है।
सम्माननीय, माननीयका प्रोटोकल,
शक्तिलाई पुजा गर्ने हाम्रो संस्कृति,
चाप्लुसी गरेर फाइदा लिने बानी,
"हजुर त फरक पो होइसिन्छ त बाँकी अरूभन्दा"
भन्ने याद दिलाउँछन् पटकपटक।
मान्छे न हो बिस्तारै ऊ पनि लतमा पर्छ।
😂😂
"आशिका तामाङ कानुन जान्दिनन् कि टेर्दिनन् ?"
मलाई शिर्षक मन पर्यो । कस्सम !!
‘स्मार्ट ग्लास’ (क्यामेराजडित चस्मा) प्रयोग गरेर खिचिएका भिडियो सामाजिक सञ्जालमार्फत सार्वजनिक गरेसँगै सांसद आशिका तामाङको भूमिका, व्यक्तिगत गोपनीयता र कानुनी सीमाबारे प्रश्न उठेका छन्।
ekantipur.com/news/2026/10/2…
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The Pakistan Cricket Board has reportedly demanded a $25,000 fee for each player taking part in the Nepal Premier League. The competition has attracted several Pakistani cricketers, with players arriving in Nepal without a guarantee of
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दशै बिदाको साइड ईफेक्ट
- नागरिक न्युजको समाचार : शिव शर्मा मृ`त्यु प्रकरणमा नयाँ खुलासा : राति १ बजेको सिसिटिभी फुटेजमा के छ ? ( Random Indian)
- नेपाल प्रेसको समाचार : ‘जेनजी स्टेयर’बारे जान्नैपर्ने कुरा– नयाँ पुस्ताको हेराइलाई असभ्यता नठान्नुहोस्, रहस्य अरु नै छन्
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NEPAL is a man made TICKING TIME BOMB - And they keep making it worse. I have been working on the “Development Issue” in Nepal for thirty years. I literally have two jobs there now, and left just days before the big floods. It was too dangerous to get to my sites, so I called off all works until November, and flew to India. A week later the floods. All my people trapped up in the hills. I have spoken in forums, worked with engineers, pleaded with people placing their structures in terrible locations. To no avail. I have witnessed the roads being cut into every mountain with zero engineering. A 15 years old kid driving a huge back hoe, tearing open a mountain side, and making a road. It was obvious the hills would fail. I have been in two huge floods where many people have died, and I didn’t. I’ve seen the glaciers melt.
I’ve seen it all with my own eyes, I’ve spent years trying to help, and ……NOTHING! They keep dosing it, and it is a tinder box waiting to explode with multiple fuses…..climate change and terrible construction.
I go back up next week…..to do it all again.
Pics from my current job sites and getting to them.
Despite the danger of catastrophic flooding more and more development is taking place in Nepalese valleys, and much of it is tourism driven. "Between 2016 and 2023, the built-up areas potentially exposed to flooding increased by 46%. Across the Nepalese Himalayas, we estimate almost 300,000 people live in these flood-prone areas, including more than 100,000 downstream of glacial lakes." theconversation.com/almost-3…
