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Nepal is a dream destination for photographers, offering stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, vibrant festivals, and captivating wildlife. From the towering Himalayas to the bustling streets of Kathmandu, every corner of the country offers incredible opportunities to capture the magic of this diverse land. Whether you’re a professional photographer or a passionate amateur, Nepal has something for everyone, from majestic mountain peaks to serene lakes and ancient temples.In this blog post, we’ll explore the best photography spots in Nepal that will help you create timeless images. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, these locations provide a variety of settings to…

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I feel like every time I open the news these days, there’s another headline: “June 2025 just shattered heat records.” Honestly, that stuff never used to happen. But these days, it’s kind of routine—and that’s terrifying. Anyway, let me walk you through what’s happening—with real numbers—and sprinkle in some personal reflections, because to be fair, it’s not just stats. It’s people. Global Heat in 2024–2025: Crossing the 1.5 °C Line What really surprised me? In 2024, the WMO confirmed that global average temperature hit 1.55 ± 0.13 °C above pre‑industrial levels—the first full year above the 1.5 °C threshold we’ve been hearing about since Paris…

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Over the past few decades, India has witnessed one of the most significant socio-economic transformations in its history — the rapid expansion of its middle class. This demographic shift has not only changed the face of the Indian economy but has also had profound impacts on the country’s social fabric, consumer behavior, and cultural landscape. The growth of the Indian middle class is often seen as one of the most defining features of the nation’s modernization and economic development, particularly since the 1990s when India liberalized its economy. 1. Defining the Indian Middle Class Before delving into the growth of…

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I still remember the moment I booked my one-way ticket to Kathmandu — a city I knew almost nothing about except for its promise of mystery and adventure. Why Kathmandu? Why Nepal? Why travel alone, halfway across the world, with no clear plan and no one waiting for me at the other end? These questions buzzed in my mind like restless bees as I stared at the glowing screen, my finger hovering over “Confirm.” I wasn’t sure if it was bravery, madness, or sheer curiosity pushing me forward. What awaited me was a whirlwind of chaos and calm, dust and…

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Losing weight doesn’t have to mean eating bland or boring food. In fact, certain foods can support your weight loss goals by keeping you full longer, boosting your metabolism, and providing essential nutrients. If you choose the right foods, you can lose weight naturally and feel great while doing it. In this article, we’ll explore 10 foods that can help you shed those extra pounds and improve your overall health. 1. Eggs Eggs are a powerful food when it comes to weight loss. They are rich in high-quality protein, healthy fats, and important nutrients like vitamin D and choline. Eating…

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Part 1 of 4 series… If you own a fast-growing, revenue-generating business in London in technology, life sciences or urban infrastructure sector and are actively looking for a launch pad to grow internationally, the Mayor’s International Business Programme (MIBP) is tailored perfectly to fit your global growth vision. This exclusive programme provides a bespoke, on-the-ground mentoring scheme to such SMEs. Expert advice is delivered by leading entrepreneurs and business leaders along with access to targeted trade missions, live leads and opportunities. The complete mentor list can be found here. We caught up with Mats Stigzelius, the co-founder of London-based “micro-influencer”…

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New OECD data shows export restrictions for critical raw materials are becoming increasingly widespread as demand surges, driven by the green and digital transitions and rising concerns over economic security. The OECD Inventory of Export Restrictions on Industrial Raw Materials offers key insights for policymakers and stakeholders to help identify less restrictive ways to meet both the security of supply needs of importing countries and the development goals of resource-rich nations. It provides annually updated data on the scope, type, and evolution of export restrictions across 65 industrial commodities and 82 producing countries. The 2025 edition, covering developments through the…

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For years, end-to-end encryption (E2EE) in private communications has been the gold standard in secure messaging. Apps like WhatsApp, Signal, and Telegram have widely adopted this technology to ensure that messages remain private between the sender and recipient. However, while E2EE is an essential layer of security, it is no longer sufficient on its own. Cyber threats are evolving, and relying solely on encryption leaves users vulnerable to metadata collection, cloud-based vulnerabilities, and government surveillance. A clear example of these risks emerged in 2024 when a massive Telegram data leak exposed metadata from millions of users. While messages remained encrypted,…

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is impacting almost every industry. According to research by Forbes more than half of business owners currently use it for cybersecurity and fraud management, and nearly half (46 per cent) for internal communications. Those organisations that have yet to adopt it are likely to do so in the coming months and years. However, they would do well to recognise the challenges and risks associated with doing so. The 2023 AI Study by Forbes found a disparity between the willingness of C-suite executives and employees to embrace AI, with only 52 per cent of employees keen to make use…

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Buying one’s first home is a major life milestone — but it comes with its challenges. Nearly 40% Brits say that the homebuying process is difficult, according to Zoopla’s onsite research. The length of time the process takes was voted the toughest aspect of buying a home (21.47%) followed by trusting that others were telling the truth (14.72%) and keeping on top of communication from different parties (14.42%). Even small mistakes can lead to unnecessary delays, unexpected bills and complex processes that can be very daunting to sort for first-time buyers.. Here are ten mistakes first-time buyers make that you…

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