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Thinking of buying an induction cooker to deal with gas shortage? Here are some things to keep in mind

Thinking of buying an induction cooker to deal with gas shortage? Here are some things to keep in mind General geopolitical upheavals or tensions in the Gulf countries or West Asia directly affect Nepali kitchens. Obstacles in the import and transportation routes of petroleum gas ( LPG ) not only cause gas shortages from time to time, but its rising price is also hurting consumers. In such a situation, the use of induction, or electric, cookers as a reliable, safe and affordable alternative to gas cylinders is increasing rapidly worldwide. In Nepal too, with the increase in hydropower generation, induction cookers have become an important means of increasing domestic energy consumption and modernizing the kitchen. Induction cookers of various brands and models are available in the market. However, before buying a new cooker, it is important to pay attention to many things such as its functioning, technical aspects and the electrical capacity of the house. The technology of heatin...

Thinking of studying IT after class 12? Avoid making these 10 mistakes With the National Examination Board releasing the class 12 results, universities and colleges across the country have started the admission process for various undergraduate programs. In the last few years, the attraction of students towards the Information Technology (IT) sector has increased. The expansion of IT companies in Nepal, remote employment opportunities from abroad, the increasing use of digital services and artificial intelligence (AI) have also attracted many students towards studying IT. However, the decision to study IT alone is not enough. From choosing a subject, university or college to planning a future career, some common mistakes made by students can affect their studies and professional future. . 1. Not choosing a course according to their goals Many students choose a course based on the influence of friends, social media or advice from others. But the objectives and curriculum of each I...

The growing risk of AI sex apps in Nepal and the need for regulation In today's digital age, with the development of technology, its negative aspects have also emerged as a challenge. Currently, advertisements for AI sex apps and porn AI platforms have started appearing on Instagram and various other social media in Nepal . These advertisements are especially targeting the youth. Such platforms, which operate under the guise of technology, are committing cyber fraud on a large scale under the guise of entertainment, which is the time to be serious about. These platforms are charging users huge amounts of money on the pretext of purchasing coins and credits. In this process, Nepali users are putting their hard-earned money, email details and confidential debit card data at risk. This is not just a matter of entertainment, but has become a new form of organized cyber fraud. In the context of huge amounts being spent even for popular AI services like Gemini , ChatGPT , and Grok , t...

‘Hall of Fame’ platform relaunched with names of 11 hackers who found vulnerabilities in government systems The government has relaunched the ‘Developer’ platform in a revised format with the aim of integrating domestic developers and information technology professionals and honoring ethical hackers who identify security vulnerabilities in government digital systems. This platform, which is under the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers , has so far listed 11 ethical hackers who found serious security vulnerabilities in government websites and systems in the ‘Hall of Fame’. Sushil Phuyal (1337 Mickey) is at the top of the platform with 86 points, while ‘kaiz3r’ is in second place with 42 points and ‘Anonymous Hacker’ is in third place with 35 points. The website, which was first launched in Ashar , was shut down within a few days of its launch due to technical problems. About two months later, it was revised and brought into a new format, but its formal announceme...

Australian woman appeals for help in search of boyfriend missing in Rasuwa floods: ‘Tech companies should provide location data’ An Australian medical student has called on technology companies to provide more assistance in the search for her boyfriend who went missing in Nepal floods . She believes that technology companies should play a more responsible and supportive role in times of disaster by sharing user data to help rescue teams narrow down the search area and locate the missing. Sarada Viswanathan , 23, has been trying to find out the last movements of her boyfriend Rishabh Iyer and his family for the past eight days. They went missing near the border between Nepal and China’s Tibet. The whereabouts of Rishabh and his family are unknown after the massive floods that followed the collapse of a glacier in the area. Viswanathan, who works from her home in Sydney’s northwest, said it was difficult to get the necessary information from Nepal. Apple , Australia’s second-larges...

Nepal suffers another unimaginable loss after 14 months due to lack of real-time flood warning from China The unexpected and severe flood that came from China's Tibet region on Wednesday morning has caused major damage in Rasuwa, Dhading, Nuwakot and Chitwan districts. The flood that occurred in Bhotekoshi , when an avalanche blocked a river in Tibet burst a lake, has once again brought to the surface the lack of information exchange in disaster management between Nepal and China . This incident is similar to the flood that washed away the Miteri Bridge at the Rasuwagadhi border post 14 months ago (i.e. on Asad 24, 2082). However, this time, the loss of life and property is estimated to be even greater than last year. According to Bagmati Province Police Spokesperson Rajendra Prasad Dhamala, 46 bodies have been found so far, while 93 injured have been rescued. At that time, 11 people lost their lives and 18 went missing in Nepal when the ‘ Purepu Glacier Lake ’, located about...

Data of 16 commercial bank employees and around 600 accounts related to system admins found on the dark web Is your bank account really safe? Tekpana 's research has exposed a serious security challenge in Nepal's banking system. During the research, more than 9,000 sensitive login details related to employees, system administrators and customers of 18 out of 20 commercial banks in Nepal were found on the dark web . Of these, around 600 account details are related to the bank's internal systems, which has exposed serious weaknesses in cyber security . During the research, data of 16 out of 20 commercial banks' employees and system admins was found on the dark web. The remaining two banks that were leaked only have customer data. This data, including emails and passwords, can easily access sensitive data of some banks. During the investigation, data of employees and system admins of Nepal Bank, Rastriya Banijya Bank, Krishi Bikas Bank, Standard Chartered, Prime Commerci...

AI can give developing countries 100 years of growth in 10 years: World Bank According to the World Bank, artificial intelligence (AI) can enable developing countries to achieve a century of development within just a decade. According to the report released by the World Bank on Tuesday, this achievement can be achieved if the shortage of electricity, internet connectivity and necessary skills can be addressed quickly. According to the report, the risk of widespread job losses due to AI is relatively low in emerging economies . The World Bank has concluded that countries with developing economies can benefit more from AI than rich countries and have less to fear. "AI presents a huge opportunity for developing economies and they should not miss it," World Bank Chief Economist Indramit Gill said in a statement accompanying the report. Companies around the world are investing billions of dollars to benefit from the potential AI revolution. In addition, the governments of vario...

Journalism in the Age of Algorithms and the Unspoken Sensitivities - Diana Lopez Juleta Does a journalist have the right to criticize their own employer? It is a strange irony that they report on global crises but remain silent about the sensitivities of their own industry: sluggish wage growth , fading professional values, and for-profit ownership . Journalists need to understand that confronting this internal decay is not only a right, but also a necessity to save the profession from extinction. I was raised on the ideals of dedication to the news, the willingness to do my best, to work quickly, and to sacrifice everything to understand every possible side of an issue. I have struggled with the anxiety of ensuring objectivity and impartiality for fear of the truth slipping away. We expose officials who abuse their power, the corrupt, and the criminals; Yet, none of us journalists dare to expose our own vulnerable and unsafe workplaces or make them a subject of public debate. Jou...

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Thinking of buying an induction cooker to deal with gas shortage? Here are some things to keep in mind

Thinking of studying IT after class 12? Avoid making these 10 mistakes

The growing risk of AI sex apps in Nepal and the need for regulation

‘Hall of Fame’ platform relaunched with names of 11 hackers who found vulnerabilities in government systems

Australian woman appeals for help in search of boyfriend missing in Rasuwa floods: ‘Tech companies should provide location data’

Nepal suffers another unimaginable loss after 14 months due to lack of real-time flood warning from China

Data of 16 commercial bank employees and around 600 accounts related to system admins found on the dark web

AI can give developing countries 100 years of growth in 10 years: World Bank

Journalism in the Age of Algorithms and the Unspoken Sensitivities

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