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How to make an E-Passport in Nepal?

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You will find the answer to ”How to make an e-passport in Nepal?” in this blog. It won’t be difficult if you follow the steps properly. After reading this blog, you will learn how to easily create your child’s passports, lost passports, etc.

What is an E-Passport?

An E-passport is an electronic passport. It is also called a bio-metric passport. Actually, it is an international travel document details which include passport number, full name, nationality, date of birth, and the electronic microprocessor (which stores photos, fingerprint, signature, etc.).

E-passports are scanned through special devices mostly in airports and other government bodies. These passports are more effective than traditional passports. These passports are also considered to be very useful in terms of security.

What documents are required to make an e-passport in Nepal?

If you are going to apply for an e-passport in Nepal, you will need some things and documents. You must have a mobile number, and email id. It is also important to have a clear picture of the front and back of the citizenship. If you have a National ID, you can attach it too.

Depending on the situation, marriage certificates, minor certificates, etc. can also be mandatory. You must have a National ID card and Citizenship on the day of bio-metrics. Citizenship and National ID will not be required on that day if you are abroad. But you should have your passport with you.

Can I get a passport online?

The only way to apply for an e-passport is online. Your details have to be provided online. But bio-metric tests like Eye tests, fingerprints, photos, etc. cannot be made available online. For this, you have to go to the relevant office.

Even if the online process is called, you have to be physically present to get the passport. Only the initial steps can be done online.

How to apply for an online form of e-passport in Nepal?

Follow the following steps to apply for an online form of E-passport in Nepal.

1.Visit the website https://emrtds.nepalpassport.gov.np/

2. Then you will get 4 options to choose.

i. First issuance

ii. Renewal

iii. Replacement (lost/stolen)

iv. Replacement (damaged)

3. Choose an option. For a new passport, choose the first option.

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4. A notice or information will appear. Please read carefully before pre-enrolment. Click on one of the 34-page ordinary or 64- page ordinary and click on the proceed.

5. Fill in all the details correctly. All red asterisks need to be filled. If not, you can leave it unattended.

6. In the file attachment section, it is necessary to attach the image of the front and back of the citizenship. You can also attach other documents as per your requirement.

7. Choose your book appointment date and location of the office. Now you can check the filled details and click on the Save button.

8. You will receive a reference number. Which you have to save.

9. After 10 to 15 minutes you can make payment with Connect IPS.

10. After making the payment, download and print your details and receipt of payment. On the day of the appointment, go to the relevant office with your citizenship and national ID. And if you are abroad, you can take your passport with you and you can do the payment at the office on the same day.

11. Within a few days of the bio-metric test, you will receive an e-passport.

Also Read : How to make police report online in Nepal?

Conclusion

I am sure that you got the answer of ‘ How to make an e-passport in Nepal?’ If you need an Emergency Passport, go to your District Administration Office and follow some tasks and you will get one in a few days.

How to apply for a police report in Nepal?

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How to apply for a police report in Nepal? If so, this is the right place or blog for you. The Police Clearance Certificate (also known as a police report in short) is an official document, which is available after the concerned government body or the police have checked the background or criminal incident of the person.

Criminal incidents include theft, robbery, murder, rape, etc. Police certificates are also called Good Citizens Certificates, National Police History, etc. in some other countries.

Documents that need to apply for a police report or police character certificate in Nepal

If you are applying for a police report online, the following documents and others will be required.

1. Citizenship -Images of the front side and backside of it.

2. Passport – Images of the second and third page (Bio page) and 31 pages of it.

3. If you are currently abroad, you will also need a page with the immigration stamp of the passport.

4. Image of a passport size photo (3.5 cm / 4.5 cm).

5. Your mobile number.

6. Email or Gmail Id. (Note:Your email and mobile will have a temporary password and a certificate will come after verification in the email).

How to apply for a police report in Nepal or Nepal police online form?

1. Visit the website at https://opcr.nepalpolice.gov.np/.

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2. Click on Register. Click on one of I’m Nepali, I’m Foreign or I’m a refugee and click Next.

3. Fill in your full name, choose the gender, enter the mobile number and email, fill in the captcha, and click on register.

4. A temporary password will appear on your mobile and email. Then change the password.

5. Now you have to fill out the online form in 5 steps. They are personal information, address, documents, self-declaration, and confirmation.

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6. Fill in all the details correctly as per your citizenship or passport.

7. Only upload documents and a photo that is clear and in the required size.

8. In the passport issuing authority section, fill in according to the stamp on page 3 of the passport. Your application may be rejected if there are any mistakes written on the stamp.

9. In the self-declaration section, you can specify whether you have a criminal history or not.

10. Once all the details are completed, recheck once and confirm.

Also Read : How to apply for a personal pan card in Nepal ?

How long does it take to get an online police report in Nepal?

You have already applied for all the details online for a police report in Nepal. Now you need the certificate of police clearance report. If there is nothing wrong with the details you fill in, you will receive the certificate by email. It will take 2 hours to 6 hours to get the document. But only if you fill out the form during office hours. Otherwise, if you fill the form on a public holiday or office off time, you will get it within a few hours of office opening.

How long is the Nepal Police report valid?

Many people are found to have this curiosity. In fact, the correct answer is 6 months. Once the police clearance certificate is obtained, its validity will be valid for 6 months only. Then you fill out the online form again. and you can take this.

Last Word

Did you find the answer to the query ” How to apply for a police report in Nepal?”  I think yes. It is not very difficult to fill out the online form of police clearance report online in Nepal if you follow the above steps properly.

How to Apply for a Personal Pan Card Online in Nepal-10 Steps

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If you are searching for how to apply for a personal pan card online in Nepal, then it will be the right place for you. The Government of Nepal has taken the policy of making personal PAN cards mandatory from the fiscal year 2019/2020. And to this day, many people seem to have taken these cards. This card is mandatory for government or private employees.

What is a PAN card?

PAN stands for Permanent Account Number. This is a process by which all taxpayers are expected to come under the purview of revenue.

This process may have been made mandatory to bring the wasted revenue to the state treasury. The Inland Revenue Department, Nepal regulates PAN card.

How to apply for a personal pan card online in Nepal-10 steps

In this blog, you can see the whole process of PAN card registration.

1. Visit https://ird.gov.np  of the Inland Revenue Department of Nepal.

2. Double click on Registration (PAN, VAT, EXCISE) under online E-services on the left top side of the portal.

3. Then click on Application for Registration.

4. Keep username, password, contact no. and Email id. And choose IRO office from the down arrow button (Choose the office that suits you best) and click on OK.

5. You will get the submission number. You have to note and save it. And also save your username and password.

6. Then fill in all the details. Columns with a red star are mandatory and without it, you may skip.

7. While filling out the form, you need to provide detail some in English and some in Nepali. If you have any problem while typing Nepali, you can get help from Google Translate.

8. After uploading a photo, citizenship, or id card and details, check once before submitting the form.

9. If everything ok, then click submit. Then type OTP (one-time password which is sent to your registered mobile and email) .

10. Finally Print 2 pages of documents provided by IRD website and visit the ILO office to get your pan card. Don’t forget to take citizenship with you while visiting the office.

Last Word

The above process is a simple method to apply for a pan card online in Nepal. And getting a PAN card is also the duty of a responsible citizen.

Corruption in Nepal: Reasons, Situation, Impact, and Solution

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Corruption in Nepal: Reasons, Situation, Impact, and Solution

Corruption in Nepal: Reasons, Situation, Impact, and Solution

Corruption in Nepal is growing like skyrocketing. It has hit the country like a huge flood in the rainy season in river. It has an impact on society and democracy. Corruption has been an issue since the start of Nepalese history. The country has been involved in corruption scandals, and these scandals have gone from bad to worse. The government, parliament, judicial institutions have been hurt by this fierce storm. None of these institutions have been able to stop this. Due to the lack of transparency and accountability, Nepal is ranked 117th out of 180 countries and territories in the latest Corruption Perception Index 2021.

What is corruption?

It is the misuse of public power for personal or family gain. Corrupt practices can range from bribery, nepotism, embezzlement, and extortion to the misappropriation of state assets and the obstruction of justice. Corruption adversely affects people’s lives, their safety, their rights, and their access to public services. At present, corruption has become a major challenge for the underdeveloped and developing countries of the world. And Nepal has also been badly affected by this problem.Transparency International conducts research on corruption around the world. The number is given to any country on the basis of various formulas. This year, Nepal has been listed in the 117th rank which is the same as last year.This rank shows the condition of corruption in Nepal.

Reason

The causes of corruption can be many. But these are some of the major causes of bribery and corruption in Nepal.

  1. Weak legal system
  2. To be political instability
  3. Lack of transparency in government work
  4. Expensive market
  5. Powerful network of corrupt people in government and its body
  6. Lack of awareness among the people

Situation and Impact


According to Amnesty International’s report, there are more corrupt states than Nepal. But if you have to stay in Nepal and work in a government office or look at other government work, it doesn’t seem like that. Some limited work has been done well and some employees do not seem to be involved in bribery and corruption. This means you have to guess about the situation here yourself.

If you are a service recipient in a government office, you will know how corruption is done in Nepal. You will need to be prepared to pay a small or big amount, even directly or indirectly, for small tasks. If you do, your work will be immediate, otherwise, you will have to be prepared for more times (hours or days).

Every sector in Nepal has been badly affected by corruption. Government offices, security agencies, the education sector, health sector, courts, etc. have been affected by this. Here are some examples I have personally seen.


The matter is in the capital Kathmandu. One of my friend owns a computer and printer repair shop. An employee (Nepal Electricity Authority) comes to refill the toner of the printer. My friend does the work and charges 300 rupees. But the employee insists on making 800 bills. When a friend is reluctant, he simply says that this is a normal thing because the practice of making bills 5 to 10 times more is in our office.


Other similar government office workers come to my friends. He only wants to get the exterior of the old computer and printer. Why? ‘He says his boss is being transferred. He has taken the office computer to his home. Put it in the place of the previous computer’. These are just general examples. There are many bigger incidents than these.

Now let’s talk about people’s representatives. From the local to the central level, the number of corrupt leaders, ministers, MPs, etc. is innumerable. The lifestyle of the leader who used to live a normal life even before the election has changed. Hundreds of thousands of rupees worth of houses, cars, bank balances are all with them today. What is the source of their income? Answer: Everyone knows bribery and corruption. The situation is similar in other areas. Officials in the education, health, and security sectors also seem to be very corrupt. What is even more frightening is that the courts here have fallen into the trap of corruption in Nepal. But who will take action?

Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority and its work


It has been set up to investigate allegations of misuse of public office. This is a constitutional body of Nepal. And has the right to investigate and prosecute corrupt individuals. But in the history of more than 30 years, this body has not been able to do a great job. Only a few high-ranking officials have been sued for corruption and action has been taken against them.
Most of the time, this body target only lower-level employees. MPs, ministers, or prime ministers may be the main cause of corruption but there is no investigation against them. The commissioners of this body seem to be the ones recommended by the government and the political parties. A few years ago, the video of the commissioner taking bribes was leaked. That is why the transparency of this body has been questioned.

Corruption in Nepal Reasons, Situation, Impact, and Solution

Solution

These tips can be of some use for the prevention of corruption in Nepal.

  1. The law needs to be very strict so that anyone must afraid of corruption for fear of punishment.
  2. Transparency in government and non-government bodies needs to be strictly enforced.
  3. It is necessary to socially exclude the person who commits corruption.
  4. It is necessary to spread public awareness. Every citizen should be able to ask questions if they see an extraordinary change in the financial position of a person holding a public office.

My Opinion


Corruption is not a problem in itself. It is a crime committed by a public figure. It has left the country far behind. People are starting to look for alternatives to democracy in Nepal. So now look for a leader who can solve all these problems and you can say goodbye to corruption forever. So now look for a leader who can solve all these problems and you can say goodbye to corruption forever.

Garbage- Condition, Problem, Collection & Management in Kathmandu

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Garbage- Condition, Problem, Collection & Management in Kathmandu

It is not uncommon to have to cover one’s nose while walking in the streets of Kathmandu. It is common for the people of Kathmandu to look at garbage on every street and chowks. Kathmandu is also the capital of Nepal. Every day thousands of people from another part of the country and foreigners come here for various work and visiting. Kathmandu is also a cultural city. But for those who come here to visit, it must be sad because of here dirt. Garbage and its management have become a challenge to the local level and the central government in the valley. We will discuss details in this blog.


Garbage- Condition, Problem, Collection & Management in Kathmandu



What is Garbage?

Unnecessary items that are coming out of people’s kitchens, homes, offices, and work areas are called garbage. It is also known as trash, rubbish, or junk. Things like unwanted food, chemical substances, paper, broken furniture, used containers can be included in this list. Garbage is categorised in different ways. Liquid or solid, hazardous waste, medical/clinical waste, electrical waste, recyclable waste, etc.



Condition of garbage in Kathmandu

Kathmandu is a densely populated area of the country. About 3 million people live in this city. Waste food, vegetables, fruits, pieces of glass, metal, cloth, vehicles tires, furniture, plastic, paper, electric goods or parts, etc. are the main garbage. More than 50 percent of these wastes are organic and can be decomposed. There is also plenty of waste of metal, glass, and furniture. About 1 ton of plastic is thrown out of this place daily. Waste of 300 to 400 tons of cloth is also thrown away monthly. Apart from these, many other types of wastage come out here on a daily basis. The amount of liquid waste coming out of the house and kitchen is also high.  There are, of course, disadvantages of garbage in the valley. Lack of proper management can lead to many problems. There is a fear of spreading various contagious diseases. The randomly thrown garbage has made the city stink. The chowks and streets have become ugly. Tourists who come for sightseeing also do not like the junk here. Problems such as cutting off the hands and feet of the employees assigned to manage have also been caused by the trash thrown indiscriminately. And it has made a mockery of the civilisation of the people here.

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Dog, Street Dogs, its Problems in Kathmandu, and Solution

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Dog, Street Dogs, its Problems in Kathmandu, and Solution

 The dog is a domestic pet mammal. These are listed under Canis lupus familiaris. It is also an omnivorous animal. It has been living with humans for about 12,000 years in human history. As a hunter, friend, security guard, etc., people are found to keep this belly with them. This is a very obedient animal. People may have kept it with them because they can understand people’s love, anger, and even feelings. It has different species and some species are very intelligent. It can detect many things by sniffing. That is why dogs are widely used in criminal investigations. Even in Nepal, dogs are kept at home for many purposes. Apart from home security and friends, it is also used in the care of livestock in the forest. Since there are many Hindus in Nepal, it has a special religious significance. There is a tradition of special worship of dogs during the big festival Dipawali (Festival of Light) of Nepal. But Nowadays, Apart from Hindus and Nepalese (also Indian subcontinent), the practice of worshiping dogs on this occasion is also increasing worldwide.


 

Dog, Street Dogs, its Problems in Kathmandu, and Solution

 

Street dogs conditions and problems in Kathmandu

Most of the people in Kathmandu keep dogs in their homes. Their condition is definitely good. But the condition of the street dogs is not so good. They do not have a secure shelter or good food. They have to face the scorching sun and the cold water of the rain. Stray dogs are not getting good medicine for the injured and while sick. It is their obligation to stay hungry for a long time. About 40,000 of these dogs live on the streets of Kathmandu.

Some people treat them well, but not all people are the same. They are also facing abuse such as pouring hot water, hitting with a knife or a sword, and hitting with a stick. Some kind people have been feeding them daily. They are also treating the injured dogs. The Kathmandu Metropolitan City has also brought some programs for them but they have not been very effective. Some organizations are also working for street dogs.



 Organizations involved in the field of street dogs

Some organizations are working to solve the problem of street dogs in Kathmandu. Some of them are as below.

1. Kathmandu Animal Treatment (KAT)

2. Animal Nepal

3. Sneha’s Care

4. Aatmoutsarga Nepal

5. Himalayan Animal Rescue Trust

6. Paaila

 

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How To Make Panipuri And Chatpate At Home?

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How To Make Panipuri And Chatpate At Home?

Panipuri and Chatpate are now the favorite food of Nepalese. Instead of other food and snacks, it is being used more and more nowadays. Especially for the younger generation and women, this recipe has become very popular. It is often traded in small shops, streets, and chowks. Panipuri and Chatapate business seems to be flourishing near schools, colleges, and ladies’ hostels. Starting from the Indian subcontinent, it is also very easy to prepare. It can be traded at low cost and investment. It can be taken as a quick snack as it tastes sour and spicy when eaten. Today we will discuss how to make Panipuri and Chatpate in your own home with a sweet taste.


 

How To Make Panipuri And Chatpate At Home

 

Required Ingredients

1. Onion                        -1 pcs.

2. Peas                           -100 gm (soaked)

3. Potato                        -300 gm (boiled)

4. Noodle                      -1 packet

5. Almonds                    -100 gm

6. Green chili                 -2 pcs

7. Green Coriander        -100 gm

8. Puffed rice                 -100 gm

9. Water                         -1 glass

10. Panipuri cone          -as required

 

Spices

1. Noodle spice

2. Black spice (alas)

3. Ajina moto

4. Black salt

5. Chili powder

6. Lemon or vinegar

7. Pickle sauce

8. Water spice (for panipuri)


 

Equipment

1. Chopping board

2. Knife

3. Mug

4. Small stick


 Procedure

1. Cut the onion into small pieces on a chopping board with the help of a knife.

Also, cut green chilies and green coriander into small pieces in the same way.

2. Make small pieces of noodles.

3. Peel out the boiled potatoes and cut them into small pieces.

4. Now put peas, chopped potatoes, onions and green chilies, noodles, almonds in the mug.

5. In the same mug add puffed rice, noodle spice, black spice (alas), ajina moto, black salt, chili powder.

6. Also add pickle sauce and lemon or vinegar.

7. Apply well with the help of small sticks.

 Now your chatpate is ready. You can eat it on a plate or paper plate.

 

For Panipuri

For Panipuri

1. Same process as Chatpate(1-6).

2. Put water spice and lemon juice in the water and mix well.

3.  Now take a panipuri cone, break it slowly on one side.

4. Keep the mixture of chatpate (1-6) inside the panipuri cone.

5. Put a small amount of water spice and lemon juice inside the cone.

Now Panipuri is ready. You can get a taste of it.

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Pollution of Nepal – Types, Reason, Problem & Solution

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Pollution of Nepal – Types, Reason, Problem & Solution

 Introduction

Climate change is a global issue. The best way to help mitigate climate change is by reducing emissions and adopting energy-efficient technologies. In this blog, we will present the current status of climate change in Nepal and the environmental challenges facing Nepal. We will discuss the causes of pollution in Nepal, its effects on the environment, and ways to address it. Finally, we will recommend measures to promote cleaner environments and reduce pollution in Nepal.


What is pollution?

Pollution is a term that is used to refer to the scattering or scattering of pollutant substances, especially as a result of man-made activity.

A few problems that have been observed include:

1. The degradation of water resources.

2. The increase in the concentration of suspended particles.

3. The excessive release of toxic compounds into the environment.

4. The rise in airborne particulate matter (PM) and dust.

5. The increased incidence of respiratory diseases such as asthma or bronchitis.

Pollution of Nepal - Types, Reason, Problem & Solution


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