Ganesh, 35, told Sky News that Nepali soldiers were treated as cannon fodder and that "once we were sent to Ukraine, we didn't have enough food and were beaten by the Russians".
Ganesh, 35, told Sky News that Nepali soldiers were treated as cannon fodder and that "once we were sent to Ukraine, we didn't have enough food and were beaten by the Russians".
The policies of the Kathmandu Municipal Government toward street vendors, landless people, and begging are threatening the human rights of thousands of city residents. They include the rights to work, to housing, and to an adequate standard of living.
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/15685673
> Nepal: government persecutes poor, chase and confiscate wares of street vendors, destroy homes of the landless
cross-posted from: https://floss.social/users/kde/statuses/112050393393724588
> Scenes from Plasma 6 launch parties from around the world 🌏🥳 > > Scenes from Plasma 6 launch parties from around the world 🌏🥳 > > 1. Dharan (Nepal) > 2. Málaga (Spain > 3. Berlin (Germany) > > Share your party's photos! > > https://community.kde.org/Promo/Events/Parties/KDE\_6th\_Megarelease > > @kde@lemmy.kde.social > > \#Plasma6 #party
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cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/15727106
> Nepali Hacker Tops Hall of Fame by Reporting Facebook's Zero-Click Flaw > > Samip Aryal, a Nepali cybersecurity researcher, discovered a zero-click flaw in Facebook's password reset system that bypassed rate-limiting and allowed brute-forcing of 6-digit security codes. His findings, which could enable account takeovers, earned him a top spot in Facebook's Hall of Fame for White-Hat Hackers 2024. Aryal responsibly disclosed the vulnerability, which was promptly fixed. Users are advised to enable two-factor authentication and use strong passwords to protect against such threats.
possibly because of the mindrot you've been force fed to believe China doesn't have any innovative capability. If you get news from west and reddit/twitter/facebook you'd think China is a country under a rock just making shitty toys. CCP is shitty, authoritarian and downright evil, but they've got over billion people, it's telling that it hurts your ego, they do something positive not to your liking.
Like seriously, are you now complaining about EVs being built by the biggest manufacturing nation or is that just your prejudice showing?
I'm not even from China and I want the competition to get fierce so I can afford a durable EV, so I can finally ditch my ICE car. But you do you.
Stay mad though. Progress is made when it makes conservatives and xenophobic people like you uncomfortable.
"The Himalayan region – not just in India, but the entire Hindu Kush and Karakoram – has steep slopes that host snow or permafrost. These are vulnerable slopes, and as heat rises and there is a lack of sufficient snowfall, these areas are likely to...
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/10840954
> There is something amiss with snowfall in the Himalayas from Nepal to Hindu Kush. > > The lower and middle elevations of the Himalayas mountains receive their heavy snowfall in the peak of winter, which runs from December 21 through January 29, where up to five feet of snow covers valleys and slopes alike. There is little to zero snow from Nepal to the Hindu Kush this winter, and worries about climate change are in the region's mind.
"The Himalayan region – not just in India, but the entire Hindu Kush and Karakoram – has steep slopes that host snow or permafrost. These are vulnerable slopes, and as heat rises and there is a lack of sufficient snowfall, these areas are likely to...
The lower and middle elevations of the Himalayas mountains receive their heavy snowfall in the peak of winter, which runs from December 21 through January 29, where up to five feet of snow covers valleys and slopes alike. There is little to zero snow from Nepal to the Hindu Kush this winter, and worries about climate change are in the region's mind.
In the shadow of the majestic Himalayas lies a troubling sight - birds with overgrown beaks and colorless feathers, a stark warning of pollution's grip on
Deep-rooted customs where young girls are forcibly hauled away and abducted by men for marriage persist in several areas of the western Nepal district.
We need to bring these atrocious traditions to an end.
Taiwan is the only other place to legalise same-sex marriage in Asia, where societies remain largely conservative.
I read the article. The article doesn't mention "vulgar language being illegal". I'm from Nepal and I'm going to ask where people come up with made up scenarios.
Dozens of contract workers at Amazon warehouses say they were tricked into toiling and living in grueling, squalid conditions
KATHMANDU — On the slopes of the Himalayas in Nepal, a primeval scene plays out routinely, far from human eyes: a snow leopard lies in wait for its prey, its thick white-gray coat with large black rosettes serving as the perfect camouflage in this craggy terrain. When it senses the opportune moment,...
Asian Games 2023 News: Nepal cricket team achieved remarkable feats against Mongolia in the Asian Games T20I tournament, showcasing dominance and making a mockery of opposit
Many work as rafting guides, hotel employees, airport staff and other behind-the-scenes workers at bustling holiday destinations.
Performance improvements are like music to my ears. : )
To prevent drought and save water, Kathmandu is turning back to 1,500-year-old water spouts—with the help of a few snakes.
Manga Hiti, a documented hiti from 570 CE that was constructed by an influential Bharavi, stands as a testament to the system’s longevity with minimal upkeep.
The government of Nepal is preparing to allow marijuana cultivation for medicinal purposes, informs a source in the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Kathmandu, Feb 3 (EFE).- More than 50 percent of Nepal's population is now fully vaccinated against Covid-19, the Health Ministry said Thursday. Nepal launched the Covid-19 vaccination campaign on Jan.27, 2021. “As of Thursday, Nepal has inoculated 14.9 million people with both doses,” Health Minist...
KATHMANDU, Jan 29: Statistics from the Ministry of Health and Population show that the corona infection rate in Nepal has been declining for the past few days. The transmission rate, which stood at 50.8 percent on January 23, is slowly declining.
