Nepal’s New map vector image. Shape File (GIS Data), PDF, Geo-JSON, SVG and PNG.
Jestha 7, Kathmandu, Nepal Government launches the new political map of Nepal. Minister for Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation Padma Kumari Aryal launched the new map in a press meet at Kathmandu .The new map has added 335 square kilometres of land in Nepal, taking the total area from 147,181 to 147,516.
Vector Image of the new map
We’ve all seen the new image of our new map everywhere in the social media and newspapers. But the vector image of new map of Nepal has not been available anywhere till now. However, here we’ve provided you the vector image of our new map to download and use it for needed purpose.
What is vector image and how is it useful?
If you are wondering what a vector image is? Then in simple words vector image is made up of points, lines, and curves that are based upon mathematical equations, rather than a solid colored square pixels. This means that no matter how large or small or how close you zoom in on the image, the lines, curves, and points remain smooth. The benefits are:
- They are small and flexible
- It can be edited and modified easily
- No loss of quality of image when scaled in any size etc
Download the vector image of our new map of Nepal including Lipulekh, Kalapani and Limpiyadhura here
For Nepal new map download, click the button and use it for further use as needed.
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Government to provide a capital grant of up-to Rs 50 lakhs for startups
The Government of Nepal has invited proposals for the purpose of providing capital grants for startup (innovation) through the National Planning Commission. The commission has asked for proposals through their website.
Innovators, Entrepreneurs, Individuals or Institutions are invited to submit a proposal for a capital grant of Rs. 500,000 to Rs. 5,000,000.
Where to submit the form?
A notice has been issued to prepare the proposal in the format mentioned in the working procedures and criteria and send it to the office of the National Planning Commission within 30 days. To submit an offer, you need to register through the online system, create a username and password then login. For this, the commission has called for submitting the form through this website http://startup.npc.gov.np.
How to submit the proposal for Startup Capital?
Here are the steps you can follow to submit a proposal.
- Go to the website provided by the National Planning Commission
- Register by entering your name and email.
- Verify the account with your email
- The application form will be now available
- Provide your idea, details of what you are trying to do, all the information (It will be kept safe) and submit the proposal
- It will be sent for review and you will be notified soon.
- Click here to download the procedure.
- Click here to understand the criteria.
- Click here to download the form format.
Also to let you know, we are an incubator. At cellapp we turn ideas into products. Let’s talk if you have an idea. Here, we have free mentorship programs for any startup teams. For free mentorship session click here.
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My Team is still fighting COVID-19, harder everyday!
Every time there was a disaster, we stood up with whatever we had. Back in August 2008, we just had a hashtag that went effectively viral and now we have a Complete Disaster Response System that has been deployed to 60+ Local Governments in Nepal.
I’ll start with some Team Chat:
One night, around 2:30AM, I ask ‘still not slept Shahel?’ He says, no sir I think I have found the logic now. Then I poke Sushant and he says ‘such an interesting project after so long dai, I’m liking the switch and I don’t feel like sleeping.’
Shristi and Sanjay, our Mobile Masters have been mass producing Mobile Applications. This might sound woo??
They lead the team of 7. Once assigned, its just a few moments I talk to them for collaboration. As of today while I write this up, they’re producing 10-12 Mobile Applications a day!
If you are wondering what we did this time:
- We made and updated Authentic COVID-19 modules to 15 Government Applications,
- We built a Nepali Language Covid19 Bot – Botu,
- We developed a full fledged Backend Application System with Live Tracking, Quarantine/Isolation Management, Communication Automation and Contact Tracing,
- We handed over the Integrated Systems to 61+ Local Governments (as of April 18, 2020), Free!
- We’re developing more..
A Government should have done all these..?
As a state, we are yet away from some development. It’s our duty to give, as much it is our duty to earn money via profession. As per SmartPalika‘s vision we Researched, Developed and Handed over the System for Free to 61+ Municipalities, Metropolitan Cities, etc. We’re glad to have committed the whole month of lockdown into giving for the nation.
Bibash leads the Offline Outreach and Campaigns. He gets 100+ calls a day and those all to be bridged to respective departments. If that was not a motivation, that’d certainly be a another disaster. Akshun leads Digital Outreach along with his team. His part of dedication keeps us all motivated even when its time to sleep :p
I’ll introduce you to one fine guy Nischal. Every-other in the team pokes him 10s-20s of times a day as he leads the Creatives. I once joked, you’ve become more demanding than me, Cheers!
Pravin, the finest in terms of supporting me with my Application/Server related researches. He’s an aspiring Cloud Architect and the one who gets to hold a lot of my pressure everyday. Sometimes I feel bad for him and then I get a hint of his future, so I carry on, haha.
Rajananda Jee looks after our relationship with clients. These days, I am not very frequent to communicate with him as both of his phones throw engaged tones almost every-time I call him. He’s become a busy man communicating our efforts on the market.
Cheers to Everyone!
How did it start? What made us so? Is disaster our domain?
It was around 2007, I personally understood the value of Volunteering. I used to be in a closed circle, did not like to open up unless there was a challenge. Amazingly, when I started volunteering, my motorbike started standing calm in red light signal. Evening at home I’d collect a bunch of wrappers from my pockets, those could land on street and so on.
I realized that I was being responsible. Post that, I might have enforced my teams into it, at times when I felt the need. Volunteering is for both – Giving and Enhancing your own Quality.
Later on be it #NepalEarthQuake #TeraiFlood #KerelaFlood #HurricaneIrma #HurricaneMaria and so on.. we had our tools delivered and results those would sooth you from inside. As I realize today, little things we did has brought us to the position where we can confidently lead #DisasterResponse.
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Let’s Congratulate these Entrepreneurs on Making it to the Forbes – 30 under 30 Asia List 2020
It is a proud moment for us Nepalese that six young Entrepreneurs from Nepal have made the list of Forbes, an American business journal’s stories of young innovators and entrepreneur.
They are the changemakers who have been added to the list of for social entrepreneur, retail & e-commerce, and athlete. These young innovators and entrepreneurs have made their mark in their respective fields and now have set an example to the whole nation.
Here, these are the heroes who are listed in the Forbes list of 30 under 30 Asia list 2020. Lets congratulate them:
- Rohit Tiwari, Foodmario
- Shubhangi Rana and Jesselina Rana ,Pad2go
- Nikita Acharya and Kiran Timsina , Urban Girl
- Pratima Sherpa, Golf
‘Starting up’ in Nepal tends to become a horrible trouble in the beginning.
BUT SUCH COULD CHANGE US FOREVER!
The Social Media is hot, and they’re hitting on #Tootle and #Pathao. The questions of legality are intact, but this is not the only discussion that should be going around. Here, a few thoughts I could not resist as we share the Industry:
‘Starting up’ in Nepal tends to become a horrible trouble, in the beginning.
My part of experience said that. As most-startups come through a youngster mind, In the beginning period all energy rolls into digging problems out, getting more exposure to your services or getting through experiments that would adapt you in this almost-neutral market.
And at around the end of your first fiscal year, you get truly amazed, shocked and in tons frustrated when you come to know about all hassles you’ve been missing. This happens to every start-up founder. This has happened to #metoo, 7-9 years back.
We paid a horrible amount of fines and taxes for our first startup when we didn’t even have enough pocket money raised.
The next or next year we somehow find ways to adapt in the system, no matter how messed up that is. But, that happens for I think 5% of or less those started. Rest are collapsed upon learning, some with frustration, partnership issues, capital crisis or with maturity. I’ve a lot of friends those have fled abroad.
We are young, we devote to change as we are somehow the generation that not just vows for #EasyMoney. A problem solver does not much like to get enrolled into problem, naturally.
The current tax and company regulations are somehow understood as ‘problems’ in the #NepaliStartup Industry.
The amount of startups and CEOs we see around in Nepal has drastically accelerated in the past 2-3 years. Maturity is the matter of time but as we see its current impact, isn’t this the future we’ve been seeking for?
A few past decades were to #ExportLabor, the most important development resource sold for the cheapest price!
This has to change? The current startup wind somehow puts a seed inside that eventually acts in as a psychology to start my own. The startup Industry should not be pulled into politics, rather facilitated.
With current #Tootle, #Pathao conflict, it is likely that the startup industry is now a discussion topic. Most people might have heard the #startup word for the first time, this is eventually a milestone that will lead us to formulating favorable policies and startup laws. We don’t hope that very soon, but if that happens we’d be most happiest ones as most of us are not hear for easy money or corruption, unless frustrations are resolved. Technology does not rest and the young is not much exposed to frauds and tax cheats, it’s better to guide them, give a startup
In my personal understanding, every starter youngster has seen a #StableNepal for the first time he/she can remember. He has energy that can be driven and if a few favorable policies come, this can be a huge huge trend. We’re good to go with trends afterall!
Some will be developing opportunities here, some would bring back capital and expertise and the most would retrurn back.. f
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