In a significant step toward expanding and improving its 4G footprint, Ncell has brought 20 new towers into operation across various locations within the past 10 days, enabling customers in these areas to enjoy enhanced voice quality and high-speed data services.&nbsp;

As part of its ongoing initiative to extend services and improve network quality, Ncell has added new towers across several local levels, primarily in Madhesh Province, along with Bagmati and Koshi Provinces.&nbsp;

Following the resumption of facilitation from the Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA), the company accelerated its tower installation efforts even during the festive season, successfully activating 20 new sites in record time. The addition of these towers ensures better network access and faster 4G connectivity for customers in the respective regions.

The operation of these new towers ensures improved network access and faster 4G connectivity for customers in the respective areas. In Madhesh Province, Ncell installed 13 new towers in Parwanipur (Bara), Pokharia, Pakahamainpur, and Birgunj (Parsa), Balan Bihul (Saptari), Janakpur, Kataiya, Kamala, and Bideha (Dhanusha), Kaudena and Motipur (Sarlahi); and Yamunamai and Madhav Narayan (Rautahat).&nbsp;

Similarly, six towers have been installed and brought into operation in Koshi Province&rsquo;s Inaruwa, Barju, Harinagar and Gadhi (Sunsari), and Babiyabirta and Majhare (Morang). One tower was installed and brought into operation in Hetauda (Makawanpur) of Bagmati Province. 
&ldquo;We are expanding and enhancing our 4G network in line with our commitment to enhance digital connectivity across Nepal. Ncell has successfully brought 20 new towers in less than 10 days ensuring wider access to modern mobile broadband and quality voice services. I am also pleased to share that within the next two days; we plan to bring 10 more towers on air to better serve our customers. This expansion demonstrates Ncell&rsquo;s ongoing commitment to strengthening its 4G network and improving access to reliable mobile services for communities nationwide,&rdquo; said Upanga Dutta, Chief Consumer Business Officer of Ncell. 
Even during the period when the import of new equipment was restricted, Ncell continued expanding and improving its services by installing and operating more than 40 new towers across different parts of the country using existing and spare equipment. 
Under its ongoing 4G expansion and enhancement plan, Ncell aims to install over 170 additional new towers across all provinces within the next two months. This continued rollout will further strengthen network access and enhance Quality of Service (QoS) for customers nationwide.&nbsp; 
Launched in May 2017, Ncell&rsquo;s 4G service is designed to deliver world-class connectivity and a superior customer experience through advanced technology. The service has now been expanded to all 77 districts, providing 4G access to more than 95 percent of Nepal&rsquo;s population. 
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Ncell expands 4G coverage with 20 new towers in just 10 days

In a significant step toward expanding and improving its 4G footprint, Ncell has brought 20 new towers into operation across various locations within the past 10 days, enabling customers in these areas to enjoy enhanced voice quality and high-speed data services.&nbsp;

As part of its ongoing initiative to extend services and improve network quality, Ncell has added new towers across several local levels, primarily in Madhesh Province, along with Bagmati and Koshi Provinces.&nbsp;

Following the resumption of facilitation from the Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA), the company accelerated its tower installation efforts even during the festive season, successfully activating 20 new sites in record time. The addition of these towers ensures better network access and faster 4G connectivity for customers in the respective regions.

The operation of these new towers ensures improved network access and faster 4G connectivity for customers in the respective areas. In Madhesh Province, Ncell installed 13 new towers in Parwanipur (Bara), Pokharia, Pakahamainpur, and Birgunj (Parsa), Balan Bihul (Saptari), Janakpur, Kataiya, Kamala, and Bideha (Dhanusha), Kaudena and Motipur (Sarlahi); and Yamunamai and Madhav Narayan (Rautahat).&nbsp;

Similarly, six towers have been installed and brought into operation in Koshi Province&rsquo;s Inaruwa, Barju, Harinagar and Gadhi (Sunsari), and Babiyabirta and Majhare (Morang). One tower was installed and brought into operation in Hetauda (Makawanpur) of Bagmati Province. 
 
&ldquo;We are expanding and enhancing our 4G network in line with our commitment to enhance digital connectivity across Nepal. Ncell has successfully brought 20 new towers in less than 10 days ensuring wider access to modern mobile broadband and quality voice services. I am also pleased to share that within the next two days; we plan to bring 10 more towers on air to better serve our customers. This expansion demonstrates Ncell&rsquo;s ongoing commitment to strengthening its 4G network and improving access to reliable mobile services for communities nationwide,&rdquo; said Upanga Dutta, Chief Consumer Business Officer of Ncell.

Even during the period when the import of new equipment was restricted, Ncell continued expanding and improving its services by installing and operating more than 40 new towers across different parts of the country using existing and spare equipment.

Under its ongoing 4G expansion and enhancement plan, Ncell aims to install over 170 additional new towers across all provinces within the next two months. This continued rollout will further strengthen network access and enhance Quality of Service (QoS) for customers nationwide.&nbsp;

Launched in May 2017, Ncell&rsquo;s 4G service is designed to deliver world-class connectivity and a superior customer experience through advanced technology. The service has now been expanded to all 77 districts, providing 4G access to more than 95 percent of Nepal&rsquo;s population.

एनसेलले १० दिनमा नै ल्यायो २० नयाँ टावर सञ्चालनमा

Michael Foley Appointed as CEO of Ncell

काठमाडौको लैनचौर स्थित एनसेलको मुख्य कार्यलय &lsquo;एनसेल आइकन&rsquo;मा २०८२ भदौ २४ गतेका दिन जेनजी प्रदर्शन र आन्दोलनका नाममा विभिन्न अपराधी समुहहरुले मौका छोपी कार्यालयमा तोडफोड,&nbsp;आगजनी र डकैतीको घटना भएको र कम्पनीको सम्पत्तिमा ठूलो क्षति पुगेको भन्दै सोमबार एनसेलले जिल्ला प्रहरी कार्यलय,&nbsp;काठमाडौंमा उजुरी दर्ता गराएको छ ।&nbsp;

उजुरीमा यी घटनाहरुसँग संलग्न अपराधीहरुलाई पक्राउ गरी आवश्यक अनुसन्धान गरी कानूनको दायरामा ल्याई हदैसम्मको सजायको भागिदार बनाई निजहरुबाट डकैती गरी लगिएको सामान फिर्ता दिलाउन,&nbsp;साथै आगजनीबाट क्षति भएको सम्पत्तिको क्षतिपुर्ति समेत दिलाई भराई पाऊँ भनी उल्लेख गरिएको छ ।&nbsp;

 
आन्दोलनको नाममा अपराधीहरुले समुह बनाई कम्पनीको सुरक्षाको लागि खटिएका सुरक्षाकर्मीहरुलाई एकैठाउँमा राखेर जलाउने डरधाक धम्की दिई उनीहरुलार्ई कोठामा थुनी भवनमा तोडफोड तथा आगजनी गर्ने कार्य गरेको,&nbsp;भवनको अगाडि भागको सिसाहरु फुटाई कार्यालय भित्र प्रवेश गरि ग्राउन्ड फ्लोरमा रहेको कम्पनीको ग्राहक सेवा केन्द्र र रिसेप्सनमा रहेका कार्यालय प्रयोजनमा प्रयोग भएको उपकरणहरु तोडफोड तथा आगजनी गरेको,&nbsp;भवनको प्रत्येक तलामा प्रवेश गरी कार्यालयमा प्रयोग भएका प्रत्येक समानहरु तोडफोड गरेका,&nbsp;कम्पनीका सक्कल प्रमाणपत्र,&nbsp;अनुमतिपत्र,&nbsp;जग्गाधनी प्रमाणपुर्जा एवं कार्यालयका महत्वपुर्ण अन्य कागजात आगजनी वा डकैतीका साथै नगद र कम्पनीका सेफहरु समेत लुटेर लगेको उजुरीमा उल्लेख गरिएको छ ।&nbsp;

 
एनसेलले आफ्नो कार्यालयको दश वटै तलामा रहेका बहुमुल्य विद्युतीय समानहरु,&nbsp;कम्प्युटर,&nbsp;टेलिभिजन,&nbsp;प्रिन्टर,&nbsp;फ्रिज,&nbsp;ओभन,&nbsp;कफी भेन्डर मेसिन लगायतका सम्पूर्ण कार्यलयको काममा प्रयोग हुने सामानहरु डकैती गरी लगेको,&nbsp;कर्मचारीहरुलाई वितरण गरेको प्रत्येक लकर फोडी ल्यापटप तथा अन्य व्यक्तिगत सामान तथा गहनाहरु डकैती गरेको,&nbsp;मिटिङ हलमा रहेको टिभी,&nbsp;मोनिटरहरु तथा भवनको दोश्रो तलामा रहेको फिटनेशका सामानहरु बाहिर फालि केही उपकरण आगजनी गरी र अधिकांश उपकरणहरु डकैती गरी झिकेर लगेको,&nbsp;कम्पनीका आफ्नै र तेश्रोपक्षबाट भाडामा लिएका महंगा मोटरगाडीहरु भेहिकल रुपबाट गाडीका साँचो नियन्त्रणमा लिई पालै पालो गरि भवनको आँगनमा ल्याई जलाएको र केही सवारी साधन भवनको कम्पान्ड बाहिर बाटोमा ल्याई आगो लगाई पूर्ण रुपमा ध्वस्त गरेको र कम्पनीका कर्मचारीका गाडीहरु समेत तोडफोडका साथै आगजनी गरी ठुलो आर्थिक तथा भौतिक नोक्सानी गरेको उजुरीमा खुलाएको छ ।&nbsp;

प्रहरीमा दिइएको उजुरी अनुसार कम्पनीले घटनामा पुगेको क्षतिको विवरण तथा लुटिएका सम्पत्तिको सूची प्रहरीलाई उपलब्ध गराएको छ । साथै,&nbsp;घटनाको क्रममा कैद भएका सम्पूर्ण सिसिटिभि फुटेज पनि अनुसन्धानलाई सहयोग पु&yen;याउने उद्देश्यले प्रहरीलाई हस्तान्तरण गरिएको जनाएको छ ।&nbsp; 
तोडफोड,&nbsp;आगजनी,&nbsp;डकैतिबाट कम्पनीको सम्पतिमा भएको वास्तविक क्षति यकिन गर्न मुल्याङ्कनको कार्य भैरहेको हुँदा अनुसन्धानको सिलसिलामा सोको थप विवरण उपलब्ध गराउने पनि जानकारी सो उजुरीमा खुलाएको छ ।

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काठमाडौको लैनचौर स्थित एनसेलको मुख्य कार्यलय &lsquo;एनसेल आइकन&rsquo;मा २०८२ भदौ २४ गतेका दिन जेनजी प्रदर्शन र आन्दोलनका नाममा विभिन्न अपराधी समुहहरुले मौका छोपी कार्यालयमा तोडफोड,&nbsp;आगजनी र डकैतीको घटना भएको र कम्पनीको सम्पत्तिमा ठूलो क्षति पुगेको भन्दै सोमबार एनसेलले जिल्ला प्रहरी कार्यलय,&nbsp;काठमाडौंमा उजुरी दर्ता गराएको छ ।&nbsp;

उजुरीमा यी घटनाहरुसँग संलग्न अपराधीहरुलाई पक्राउ गरी आवश्यक अनुसन्धान गरी कानूनको दायरामा ल्याई हदैसम्मको सजायको भागिदार बनाई निजहरुबाट डकैती गरी लगिएको सामान फिर्ता दिलाउन,&nbsp;साथै आगजनीबाट क्षति भएको सम्पत्तिको क्षतिपुर्ति समेत दिलाई भराई पाऊँ भनी उल्लेख गरिएको छ ।&nbsp; 
 
आन्दोलनको नाममा अपराधीहरुले समुह बनाई कम्पनीको सुरक्षाको लागि खटिएका सुरक्षाकर्मीहरुलाई एकैठाउँमा राखेर जलाउने डरधाक धम्की दिई उनीहरुलार्ई कोठामा थुनी भवनमा तोडफोड तथा आगजनी गर्ने कार्य गरेको,&nbsp;भवनको अगाडि भागको सिसाहरु फुटाई कार्यालय भित्र प्रवेश गरि ग्राउन्ड फ्लोरमा रहेको कम्पनीको ग्राहक सेवा केन्द्र र रिसेप्सनमा रहेका कार्यालय प्रयोजनमा प्रयोग भएको उपकरणहरु तोडफोड तथा आगजनी गरेको,&nbsp;भवनको प्रत्येक तलामा प्रवेश गरी कार्यालयमा प्रयोग भएका प्रत्येक समानहरु तोडफोड गरेका,&nbsp;कम्पनीका सक्कल प्रमाणपत्र,&nbsp;अनुमतिपत्र,&nbsp;जग्गाधनी प्रमाणपुर्जा एवं कार्यालयका महत्वपुर्ण अन्य कागजात आगजनी वा डकैतीका साथै नगद र कम्पनीका सेफहरु समेत लुटेर लगेको उजुरीमा उल्लेख गरिएको छ ।&nbsp; 
 
एनसेलले आफ्नो कार्यालयको दश वटै तलामा रहेका बहुमुल्य विद्युतीय समानहरु,&nbsp;कम्प्युटर,&nbsp;टेलिभिजन,&nbsp;प्रिन्टर,&nbsp;फ्रिज,&nbsp;ओभन,&nbsp;कफी भेन्डर मेसिन लगायतका सम्पूर्ण कार्यलयको काममा प्रयोग हुने सामानहरु डकैती गरी लगेको,&nbsp;कर्मचारीहरुलाई वितरण गरेको प्रत्येक लकर फोडी ल्यापटप तथा अन्य व्यक्तिगत सामान तथा गहनाहरु डकैती गरेको,&nbsp;मिटिङ हलमा रहेको टिभी,&nbsp;मोनिटरहरु तथा भवनको दोश्रो तलामा रहेको फिटनेशका सामानहरु बाहिर फालि केही उपकरण आगजनी गरी र अधिकांश उपकरणहरु डकैती गरी झिकेर लगेको,&nbsp;कम्पनीका आफ्नै र तेश्रोपक्षबाट भाडामा लिएका महंगा मोटरगाडीहरु भेहिकल रुपबाट गाडीका साँचो नियन्त्रणमा लिई पालै पालो गरि भवनको आँगनमा ल्याई जलाएको र केही सवारी साधन भवनको कम्पान्ड बाहिर बाटोमा ल्याई आगो लगाई पूर्ण रुपमा ध्वस्त गरेको र कम्पनीका कर्मचारीका गाडीहरु समेत तोडफोडका साथै आगजनी गरी ठुलो आर्थिक तथा भौतिक नोक्सानी गरेको उजुरीमा खुलाएको छ ।&nbsp;

प्रहरीमा दिइएको उजुरी अनुसार कम्पनीले घटनामा पुगेको क्षतिको विवरण तथा लुटिएका सम्पत्तिको सूची प्रहरीलाई उपलब्ध गराएको छ । साथै,&nbsp;घटनाको क्रममा कैद भएका सम्पूर्ण सिसिटिभि फुटेज पनि अनुसन्धानलाई सहयोग पु&yen;याउने उद्देश्यले प्रहरीलाई हस्तान्तरण गरिएको जनाएको छ ।&nbsp; 
तोडफोड,&nbsp;आगजनी,&nbsp;डकैतिबाट कम्पनीको सम्पतिमा भएको वास्तविक क्षति यकिन गर्न मुल्याङ्कनको कार्य भैरहेको हुँदा अनुसन्धानको सिलसिलामा सोको थप विवरण उपलब्ध गराउने पनि जानकारी सो उजुरीमा खुलाएको छ ।

एनसेलद्वारा सिसिटिभी फुटेजसहित तोडफोड, आगजनी र डकैती सम्बन्धी प्रहरीमा उजुरी

We will Rebuild. We will Rise. Ncell is Here for Nepal.

Ncell Foundation, ICOM Nepal, and the Narayanhiti Palace Museum have jointly launched Sangrahalaya (The Museum), a research-based journal covering the fundamental principles of museums, international and national practices, and various aspects of history.

At an event organised at the Narayanhiti Palace Museum, Kathmandu Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Badriprasad Pandey, unveiled the journal.&nbsp;

Speaking at the launch, Minister Pandey highlighted the various dimensions of Nepal&rsquo;s museums, describing the journal&rsquo;s publication as an excellent initiative.&nbsp;

Minister Pandey praised Ncell Foundation&rsquo;s support in the publication, noting it as a commendable example of private sector participation in cultural preservation and promotion. He further stated that the government is currently working on policies for the registration, standards, and management of museums. According to him, Nepal&rsquo;s museums and the artifacts they house have enhanced the pride of the country.

&ldquo;Art and culture are our identities, and it is duty of all to preserve them. We are delighted to collaborate with ICOM Nepal for this programme under the public&ndash;private partnership model, to promote culture and heritage,&rdquo; said Bishakha Laxmi Khadka, Corporate Communications and Sustainability Director of Ncell. She added that the preservation and promotion of Nepali art and cultural heritage is one of the priority areas of Ncell Foundation.

UNESCO Representative to Nepal, Jaco du Toit, remarked that museums in Nepal play an important role in cultural promotion, community dialogue, and education, while also emphasising the need to further develop the museum culture.

Chairman of the International Council of Museums (ICOM) Nepal, Ramesh Prasad Dawadi, stated that ICOM aims to broaden the scope of museums in Nepal and continue working for cultural preservation.

The journal was published under the one-year project &lsquo;Promoting Culture and Heritage through Museums&rsquo;, implemented by ICOM Nepal in partnership with the Narayanhiti Palace Museum with support from Ncell Foundation.

The project&rsquo;s main activities included raising public awareness about the importance of museums, providing training to museum professionals, and creating and disseminating museum-related resource materials. Under the project, an informative booklet covering the fundamental principles and key aspects of international museum practices was prepared and distributed to museums and heritage-related institutions across the country.

According to Chairman Dawadi, more than 100 museum professionals from Bagmati, Lumbini, and Gandaki provinces were trained on the fundamental principles and practices of museums. The training was conducted in coordination with provincial, local, and federal government agencies, which helped bring together all three tiers of government along with community and private museums to engage in discussions on essential museum topics. The training also covered international museum standards, Nepal&rsquo;s specific needs, and the roles museums can and should play.

The project also produced a documentary, showcasing the history and journey of Nepal&rsquo;s museums from the establishment of the first museum to the present day. The documentary includes both historical and contemporary perspectives of museums.

ICOM Nepal implemented the project in coordination with Nepal&rsquo;s Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation and in collaboration with local and provincial governments. Stakeholders believe that the initiative has contributed to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Nepal&rsquo;s national policies on culture and museums, and the constitutional authority granted to local governments regarding museum operations.

The project, completed through the cooperation of the government, private sector, and local communities, has made a significant contribution to the preservation and promotion of museums and heritage in Nepal. Participants at the event stressed the need to continue such impactful projects in the future. They also expressed that the partnership between Ncell Foundation and ICOM Nepal will inspire other private sector entities to engage in heritage preservation and promotion.

Ncell Foundation, ICOM Nepal launch research-based journal ‘The Museum’

Ncell has become the first telecom operator in Nepal to launch Voice over Long-Term Evolution (VoLTE) international roaming for both outbound and inbound travelers. With this milestone, customers can now enjoy crystal-clear high-definition (HD) voice calls and high-speed data services to stay Sadhain ON, even when traveling abroad.

After providing inbound VoLTE roaming for international roamers from multiple countries, Ncell has now expanded its service to offer outbound VoLTE roaming. Starting Monday, Ncell customers traveling to India can experience this advanced service through a partnership with Airtel.&nbsp;

VoLTE is a new technology in the telecommunications sector that provides HD voice calls with faster connection times through 4G network. This addition to Ncell&rsquo;s roaming portfolio brings even more value to customers already enjoying the best roaming offers available with the company.

Ncell remains committed to delivering the best data and voice service experience to all its customers, including international roamers visiting Nepal for various purposes. The company is pleased to collaborate with Airtel and is currently conducting tests with other international operators to further expand VoLTE roaming into additional markets.

Ncell is actively testing outbound VoLTE roaming with major global operators including Jio and Vodafone (India), AT&amp;T, T-Mobile, and Verizon (USA), Softbank and NTT Docomo (Japan), China Mobile and China Unicom (China), as well as Bell and Telus (Canada).

For inbound roamers visiting Nepal, Ncell has been providing VoLTE roaming services for customers of Airtel and Jio (India), China Mobile (China), Ooredoo (Kuwait), Mobily (Saudi Arabia), AT&amp;T (USA), and Viettel (Vietnam). The company continues to expand its global roaming network to help customers stay seamlessly connected with family, friends, and business&mdash;wherever they are.

Ncell is actively testing outbound VoLTE roaming with major global operators including Jio and Vodafone (India), AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon (USA), Softbank and NTT Docomo (Japan), China Mobile and China Unicom (China), as well as Bell and Telus (Canada).

Ncell launches Nepal’s first VoLTE roaming service

In line with its commitment to empower Nepali businesses, Ncell has introduced a Monsoon Business Offer under its &lsquo;Biz Sadhain ON&rsquo; for its post-paid, SME and corporate customers. This offer allows customers to enjoy worry-free services for an entire year at a reduced cost, among other benefits.

The key feature of this offer is that customers subscribing to the Biz Sadhain ON 399 or Biz Sadhain ON 649 plan for 10 months will receive 12 months of service. This means they get an additional two months of service free, enabling them to stay connected for a whole year. The offer is based on the &lsquo;Pay for 10 Months, Get 12 Months of Service&rsquo; model.

Under the Biz Sadhain ON 399 plan, customers receive 10 GB data, 400 minutes of talk time to call any local network, and 400 SMS per month. Similarly, the Biz Sadhain ON 649 plan offers 30 GB data, unlimited talk time, and 650 SMS per month.

Customers can also benefit from bundled/combo offer under this Monsoon Business Offer. In this scheme, corporate customers who subscribe to annual plans for three mobile numbers will get 6 months of service free for one mobile number. Likewise, subscribing to annual plans for five numbers allows two numbers to enjoy 6 months of service free.

&ldquo;Aligned with our commitment to empower customers through &lsquo;Sadhain ON,&rsquo; we have brought this offer to provide uninterrupted service throughout the year with bundled services at a lower cost. We firmly believe that businesses&mdash;big or small&mdash;help drive the economy, and our services contribute them in growing their ventures,&rdquo; said Dion Asencio, Chief Business Officer of Ncell.&nbsp;

Moreover, Ncell also has exclusive Monsoon Offer for Cloud and Data Centre Services with discounted rates for limited time period, interested clients can visit the Ncell Website and request for a callback.&nbsp;

Customers currently using monthly Biz Sadhain ON 399 and Biz Sadhain ON 649 plans can also upgrade to the annual plan and enjoy combo offer benefits. Alongside monthly data, voice, and SMS services, customers also get access to Lionsgate Play and the Mero Lagani app under the Biz Sadhain ON plans. Lionsgate is a leading company in publicly traded entertainment content, and Mero Lagani helps track profit and loss in the stock market. 
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Ncell Biz Sadhain ON: Monsoon Business Offer with attractive discounts

&ldquo;Keep working hard; one day your efforts will pay off.&rdquo; Parbati Karki of Bangepipal, Gangajamuna Rural Municipality-6, Dhading, has always held this belief close to her heart. On Friday, that belief turned into reality in the most remarkable way.

Karki, a humble yet determined woman, was declared the bumper prize winner of Ncell&rsquo;s Sadhain ON Crorepati campaign. With overwhelming joy and disbelief in her eyes, she received a life-changing cash prize of Rs. 1 Crore at a special ceremony held at Ncell ICON, Lainchaur, Kathmandu. 
The campaign, which ran from June 15 to July 16 (Asar 1 to 32), allowed customers who purchased services worth Rs. 99 or more to be eligible for weekly cash prizes of Rs. 100,000 and the bumper prize of Rs. 1 Crore. Karki became eligible after purchasing the &#39;Basic Renewal&#39; pack worth Rs. 99 during the third week of the campaign. A loyal Ncell customer for eight years, she now stands as a symbol of resilience.

In 2015, her life was shattered by the devastating earthquake that struck Nepal. She lost her one-month-old son, and the newly built family home was reduced to rubble. &ldquo;Everything we had built and dreamed of collapsed in a moment,&rdquo; she recalled.

With no other option, the family borrowed money, and her husband left the country for foreign employment. He currently works in Bahrain. Their only son is studying in Grade 12 in Kathmandu. Karki also serves her community as a Female Community Health Volunteer (FCHV), providing health support and guidance to rural families.

The couple once tried their hand at running a small business in Kathmandu. However, the venture resulted in heavy losses, forcing her husband to go abroad again. &ldquo;We are still repaying those debts, and my husband&rsquo;s health is not good either,&rdquo; she shared.

Her journey from tragedy to triumph is a powerful reminder of hope. Karki&rsquo;s story is not just about winning a prize&mdash;it is, in her own words, a miracle. &ldquo;I have endured so many struggles in life but never gave up and never stopped believing,&rdquo; she said, overwhelmed with emotion. &ldquo;This prize feels like a reward for all those years of hardship. I am deeply grateful to the Ncell family for recognising my journey.&rdquo;

With the prize money, she plans to pay off their remaining debts, bring her husband home, and invest in their son&rsquo;s future. &ldquo;No more foreign employment now. We want to start a business together, here in Nepal,&rdquo; she said with hopeful resolve.

The Sadhain ON Crorepati campaign, originally launched for 12 weeks, was discontinued by Ncell on July 17 in accordance with a directive from the Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA). Alongside Karki, 50 other participants each won Rs. 100,000 as weekly cash prizes under this campaign.

&ldquo;It brings us immense joy to fulfill our promise and award this life-changing bumper prize as part of the Sadhain ON Crorepati campaign,&rdquo; said Enamul Kabir, Chief Financial Officer of Ncell. &ldquo;On behalf of the entire Ncell family, I warmly congratulate Parbati Karki. Her story is one of hope. This also reflects our unwavering commitment to keeping our word. We are humbled to be a small part of her journey, and I sincerely hope she uses this reward to realise her dream of starting her own business. We look forward to visiting Dhading once her family is reunited.&rdquo;

According to Ncell, cash prizes have already been distributed to Karki and 35 other weekly winners, while the verification process for the remaining 15 recipients is ongoing. 
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Parbati Karki becomes Ncell Crorepati

Ncell has introduced value-packed Sadhain ON Renewal plans specially designed for students, offering unlimited fun, entertainment, and connectivity at an affordable price. The offer targeted at all students, including those who appeared in the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) 2024. 
Priced at Rs. 399 and above per month, these plans include access to Unlimited Facebook, Unlimited TikTok, Unlimited YouTube, free access to premium content on Lionsgate Play, and Unlimited Night Data apart from standard bundled services that come with the plans.

For example, students receive a bundle of 399 minutes of all Nepal call, 8GB of data, and 39 all Nepal SMS, valid for 30 days in the Sadhain ON 399 Renewal pack. Similarly, if they activate Sadhain ON 599 Renewal, &nbsp;they get 599 minutes of all Nepal call, 20 GB data and 59 all Nepal SMS after from

To take a SIM card or e-SIM, students can visit any Ncell Centre nationwide with a passport-sized photo, a valid student ID, and a copy of their own or their parent&rsquo;s citizenship certificate.

Ncell has expressed its delight in launching the exclusive plans designed for students, aiming to provide students with affordable access to essential and popular services. The company believes these starter plans under Sadhain ON Renewal will help students begin their digital journey with their own SIM cards, enabling them to stay always ON and remain connected with their friends, families, and the world. 
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Ncell offers Unlimited Facebook, TikTok and YouTube to students

Aman Maharjan from Lalitpur has won a Ncell brand deal worth Rs. 1 million for a year by securing the first position in the &lsquo;League of Creators&rsquo; competition organised by Ncell in collaboration with Uptrendly.

Prabha Shrestha from Kathmandu, who goes by the creator&rsquo;s name Mademoiselle Creator, bagged second place, winning a brand deal worth Rs. 500,000. Similarly, Manish Ruchel from Baglung secured third position with a brand deal worth Rs. 250,000, while Prashant Pandey from Butwal came in fourth, earning the Uptrendly Pick award along with a brand deal worth Rs. 100,000.

The winners were awarded amid the Grand Finale event held last Friday in Kathmandu. Ncell had launched this dynamic nationwide initiative aimed at discovering and empowering Nepal&rsquo;s next generation digital content creators.&nbsp;

Ncell launched this competition with the goal of empowering digital storytellers across the country.

&ldquo;This competition was successfully organised with the objective of identifying and empowering emerging digital content creators from various parts of the country. I am confident that the brand deal with Ncell will inspire the winners to further hone their content creation journey.&rdquo; said Umair Mohsin, Chief Commercial Officer of Ncell. &ldquo;Also, we are truly grateful to all the mentors for their valuable contributions in making this event meaningful and impactful.&rdquo;

Out of the entries submitted for the competition, top 50 creators were selected by five mentors&mdash;Sanjog Koirala, Pratima Adhikari, Mr. Foodie Nepal, Parakram Rana, and Ekta Tandukar. These mentors provided specialised training and guidance to groups of 10 participants each. The creators received training on content planning, the creative process, messaging, and strategies for presenting themselves to brands.

Winner Maharjan was from Pratima Adhikari&rsquo;s team, while runner-up Shrestha belonged to Sanjog Koirala&rsquo;s team. Likewise, third and fourth place winners Ruchel and Pandey were from Mr. Foodie Nepal&rsquo;s team.

The top four winners were selected by a panel of jury. The judging panel included Mike Harker, Head of Public Affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Nepal; Film Director Simosh Sunuwar; Punam Singh, Director of Marketing, Communications, and Sustainability at Ncell; and Monayac Karki, CEO of Uptrendly. 
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Ncell ‘League of Creators’: Aman wins Ncell brand deal worth Rs. 1 million

For the convenience of general consumers, Ncell is now working to issue new mobile numbers starting with the 971 number range, in line with the permission granted by the Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA). The company has stated that it is preparing to start distributing the new SIMs by July 31. 
 
On May 28, 2025, NTA permitted Ncell to use this new number range. The new number range has been allocated to Ncell as the previously issued ranges&mdash;980, 981, 982, and 970&mdash;have become insufficient to meet demand for mobile numbers.&nbsp;

This new mobile range has been allocated in line with the rules under the NTA&rsquo;s National Numbering Allocation Plan. Beyond telecom services, mobile numbers are increasingly essential for various purposes such as receiving One-Time Passwords (OTPs), signing up and verification for mobile apps and web-based services, and conducting digital transactions. 
 
Ncell has requested all service providers, government agencies, non-government organizations, private sector companies, banks, and financial institutions to integrate/update their systems to accommodate this new number range, similar to the existing ones, for seamless customer service. 
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