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Ncell Foundation, in collaboration with Khaalisisi and Budhanilkantha Municipality, successfully organised &lsquo;BIN THERE, HACKED THAT!&rsquo;, the first of its kind flagship waste hackathon on the occasion of World Environment Day 2025.&nbsp; 
 
In this groundbreaking event that brought together over 400 applicants, culminating in 13 finalist teams. After an intense day of mentoring, pitching, and prototyping on World Environment Day, &nbsp;the finalists developed and showcased innovative, tech-driven solutions to tackle Nepal&rsquo;s escalating waste management crisis.

Team EcoLoop from Thapathali Campus, Institute of Engineering (IoE) clinched the first position for their innovative solution under the theme Digitize Trash. EcoLoop presented a tech platform that enables households to segregate, track, and dispose of waste responsibly while earning rewards through a gamified system. Team Ecoloop includes Nitesh Kumar Sah, Dharmendra Singh Chaudhary, Ramesh Kathayat, and Bipin Kumar Marasin from Thapathali Campus, IOE.&nbsp; 
 
Likewise, Team Fullstackzerowaste, a team of students from King&#39;s College Nepal, consisting of Anshu Regmi, Rojan Shrestha, and Kabish Pokhrel stood as the First Runner-Up. Their project, aligned with the Landfill to Circularity theme.&nbsp;

The Second Runner-Up was Team Source Code, represented by students from Kathmandu University&rsquo;s Department of Artificial Intelligence. Team members Aman Kumar Jha, Anshu Patel, Vhabuk Thapa, and Aayush Gautam created a data-driven solution under the Waste Without Smoke theme, using AI to help municipalities optimise waste management and track CO2 emissions.&nbsp;

&ldquo;This is the kind of grassroots innovation Nepal needs,&rdquo; remarked Hon&rsquo;ble Minister of Forests and Environment, Ain Bahadur Shahi Thakuri, who attended the final showcase along with the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Budhanilkantha, Ward Chairs, and the Chief Administrative Officer. &ldquo;Waste is not only an environmental issue&mdash;it is an economic and social one. These young innovators are lighting the path forward.&rdquo;&nbsp;

The hackathon marked a bold and forward-looking step toward circular innovation in Nepal. By mobilising young minds, technologists, and environmental changemakers, the event highlighted the power of collaboration and creativity in addressing one of the country&rsquo;s most pressing urban challenges.&nbsp; 
&ldquo;This hackathon was more than an event &mdash; it was a platform for civic innovation, where ideas met action and young minds came together to shape a better greener tomorrow. At Ncell Foundation, we are proud to support and nurture such changemakers, empowering them to drive impact through technology and purpose,&rdquo;said Bishakha Lakshmi Khadka, Director, Ncell Foundation &amp; Special Projects.&nbsp;

Aayushi KC, Founder &amp; President, Khaalisisi Management said, &ldquo;Our goal was to not just raise awareness but to identify actionable solutions for Nepal&rsquo;s waste crisis, while empowering students, technologists, and especially women innovators in the process.&rdquo;&nbsp; 
Looking ahead, the top three teams will receive mentorship and incubation support from Confederation of Nepalese Industries Young Entrepreneurs Forum (CNIYEF) and will be fast-tracked for pilot opportunities through Khaalisisi and Budhanilkantha Municipality and CNIYEF. Their solutions are now being prepared for real-world implementation in collaboration with municipalities and industry partners. 
In this hackathon, participants were tasked with prototyping real-world solutions for sustainable waste management. Teams worked intensively to develop ideas ranging from smart waste segregation systems and recycling platforms to community-driven composting technologies and data-powered waste tracking tools.&nbsp;

Beyond the competition, the event showcased how strategic alliances between the public and private sectors can create an impactful, scalable solutions. The hackathon spotlighted young changemakers using code, creativity, and climate commitment to reimagine Nepal&rsquo;s waste economy.&nbsp;

The hackathon emphasised four key themes&mdash;Landfill to Circularity, Waste Without Smoke, Women in Waste Entrepreneurship, and Digitize Trash. Notably, over 40% of finalist teams were led or co-led by women&mdash;signaling a promising shift in inclusivity in a sector where women represent less than 5% of the workforce.

The hackathon represented a powerful convergence of the private sector, government, and civic innovators. It was co-organised by Golyan Group and supported by a strong network of partners including Plast Nepal Foundation, Coca-Cola Beverages Nepal, CNIYEF, Nabil Bank, Grow By Idea, CloudFactory, Fusemachines, Ace Institute of Management, Model Institute of Technology (MIT), and Byapar Pathshala.

Ncell Foundation presents ‘BIN THERE, HACKED THAT!’ – Ecoloop clinches first place

Ncell Foundation has joined hands with Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) as a partner for Seep Mela 2082 (Skill Fair 2025), the largest skill development initiative of KMC.&nbsp;

This strategic collaboration aims to train individuals with practical, market-driven skills across diverse sectors, thereby enhancing their employability and fostering sustainable livelihoods in line with Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) principles.&nbsp;

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed and exchanged amidst a programme organised by KMC on Wednesday, marking a collective commitment to empower youth through practical skills and training.

On behalf of KMC, the MoU was signed by Shailendra Jha, Coordinator of the Skill Fair Management Committee of the KMC in witness of member of Gatishil Nepal the implementing partner of the Skill Fair. From Ncell, the MoU was signed by Bishakha Lakshmi Khadka, Director Ncell Foundation and Special Projects and Dilli Shrestha, Director Legal and Regulatory Services.&nbsp;

&ldquo;At Ncell Foundation, we recognize that skill enhancement is fundamental to improving employability and creating sustainable livelihoods. Through our partnership with Kathmandu Metropolitan City for Seep Mela, we are proud to support an initiative that equips individuals&mdash;especially youth&mdash;with the practical skills needed to thrive in today&rsquo;s evolving job market&rdquo; said Bishakha Lakshmi Khadka, Director Ncell Foundation &amp; Special Projects.&nbsp;

The fair, which started on May 21, is currently running skill-based training for 2,424 individuals in 10 sectors, covering 37 professions. These include in-demand areas such as cyber security, multimedia, programming languages (Dot Net, Java, PHP), digital marketing, AI and its applications, drone and robotics technology, fibre optics, beauty and grooming, electronics repair, and specialised skills to support individuals with disabilities.

Special Ability Support Skill training is a newly added area this year. Under this category, training is being conducted in two professions&mdash;housekeeping and care services. The housekeeping training is designed for facilitators working with children with hearing disabilities, while the care service training is intended for facilitators of children with Down Syndrome and Autism. Under the electronics, the training sector includes laptop repair technician, AC and refrigerator repair, CCTV repair, and mobile phone repair.

In the garments sector, there is a training in garment fabrication and basic fashion designing. Likewise, under construction sector, training like electrician, plumbing, masonry, welding, and carpentry is being imparted. In the hospitality sector, training is being conducted in four professions&mdash;Barista, Waiter, Fast Food, and Bakery.&nbsp;

In the automobile sector, training is available in three professions&mdash;electric vehicle (EV) maintenance, light vehicle engine repair, and maintenance of both electric and fuel-powered motorcycles and scooters. Under the art and sculpture category, Thanka Painting and Ceramics (terracotta) trainings are being imparted. Training is also being provided in astrology and priesthood.

In the agriculture sector, training is being conducted in flower decoration. Similarly, training related to the stock market is also underway.

This collaboration between Ncell Foundation and KMC reflects Ncell Foundation&rsquo;s commitment to creating inclusive opportunities for youth and supporting initiatives that enhance skills for employability and sustainable development.

About Ncell Foundation 
The Ncell Foundation stands as a catalyst for positive change. Rooted in the philosophy of making a sustainable impact through meaningful community projects, the Foundation is more than just a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative of Ncell; it is a driving force committed to uplifting and empowering communities across the nation.

From urban centres like the Kathmandu Valley to remote villages in Nepal&rsquo;s hills and plains, the the Foundation is creating real impact&mdash;bridging the digital divide, enhancing access to healthcare and education, and fostering inclusion. At the heart of its mission lies a commitment to connect not just with people, but also purpose, culture, and progress.&nbsp;

With a social contribution of over Rs. 2 billion to date, Ncell has touched the lives of 13 million+ people directly or indirectly through numerous social initiatives, impacting the community at large.

Ncell Foundation has joined hands with Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) as a partner for Seep Mela 2082 (Skill Fair 2025), the largest skill development initiative of KMC.&nbsp;

This strategic collaboration aims to train individuals with practical, market-driven skills across diverse sectors, thereby enhancing their employability and fostering sustainable livelihoods in line with Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) principles.&nbsp;

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed and exchanged amidst a programme organised by KMC on Wednesday, marking a collective commitment to empower youth through practical skills and training.

On behalf of KMC, the MoU was signed by Shailendra Jha, Coordinator of the Skill Fair Management Committee of the KMC in witness of member of Gatishil Nepal the implementing partner of the Skill Fair. From Ncell, the MoU was signed by Bishakha Lakshmi Khadka, Director Ncell Foundation and Special Projects and Dilli Shrestha, Director Legal and Regulatory Services.&nbsp;

&ldquo;At Ncell Foundation, we recognize that skill enhancement is fundamental to improving employability and creating sustainable livelihoods. Through our partnership with Kathmandu Metropolitan City for Seep Mela, we are proud to support an initiative that equips individuals&mdash;especially youth&mdash;with the practical skills needed to thrive in today&rsquo;s evolving job market&rdquo; said Bishakha Lakshmi Khadka, Director Ncell Foundation &amp; Special Projects.&nbsp;

The fair, which started on May 21, is currently running skill-based training for 2,424 individuals in 10 sectors, covering 37 professions. These include in-demand areas such as cyber security, multimedia, programming languages (Dot Net, Java, PHP), digital marketing, AI and its applications, drone and robotics technology, fibre optics, beauty and grooming, electronics repair, and specialised skills to support individuals with disabilities.

Special Ability Support Skill training is a newly added area this year. Under this category, training is being conducted in two professions&mdash;housekeeping and care services. The housekeeping training is designed for facilitators working with children with hearing disabilities, while the care service training is intended for facilitators of children with Down Syndrome and Autism. Under the electronics, the training sector includes laptop repair technician, AC and refrigerator repair, CCTV repair, and mobile phone repair.

In the garments sector, there is a training in garment fabrication and basic fashion designing. Likewise, under construction sector, training like electrician, plumbing, masonry, welding, and carpentry is being imparted. In the hospitality sector, training is being conducted in four professions&mdash;Barista, Waiter, Fast Food, and Bakery.&nbsp;

In the automobile sector, training is available in three professions&mdash;electric vehicle (EV) maintenance, light vehicle engine repair, and maintenance of both electric and fuel-powered motorcycles and scooters. Under the art and sculpture category, Thanka Painting and Ceramics (terracotta) trainings are being imparted. Training is also being provided in astrology and priesthood.

In the agriculture sector, training is being conducted in flower decoration. Similarly, training related to the stock market is also underway.

This collaboration between Ncell Foundation and KMC reflects Ncell Foundation&rsquo;s commitment to creating inclusive opportunities for youth and supporting initiatives that enhance skills for employability and sustainable development.

About Ncell Foundation 
The Ncell Foundation stands as a catalyst for positive change. Rooted in the philosophy of making a sustainable impact through meaningful community projects, the Foundation is more than just a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative of Ncell; it is a driving force committed to uplifting and empowering communities across the nation.

From urban centres like the Kathmandu Valley to remote villages in Nepal&rsquo;s hills and plains, the the Foundation is creating real impact&mdash;bridging the digital divide, enhancing access to healthcare and education, and fostering inclusion. At the heart of its mission lies a commitment to connect not just with people, but also purpose, culture, and progress.&nbsp;

With a social contribution of over Rs. 2 billion to date, Ncell has touched the lives of 13 million+ people directly or indirectly through numerous social initiatives, impacting the community at large. 
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Ncell Foundation, Kathmandu Metropolitan City sign MoU for Skill Fair 2025

Ncell, in collaboration with Uptrendly, has announced the launch of League of Creators, a dynamic nationwide initiative aimed at discovering and empowering Nepal&rsquo;s next generation digital content creators.&nbsp;

With the hype stating &lsquo;Create. Compete. Conquer.&rsquo;, this multi-phase competition offers aspiring creators a platform to showcase their talent under the theme &lsquo;My Network, My Connectivity&rsquo;, gain nationwide visibility, and win exclusive rewards&mdash;including a one-year brand deal with Ncell worth Rs. 10 lakhs!&nbsp;

Selected participants will also get a chance to get personal content creation training from the biggest content creators of the country - Sanjog Koirala, Pratima Adhikari, Mr. Foodie Nepal, Parakram Rana, Ekata Tandukar - as their mentors!&nbsp;

&ldquo;This is more than just a contest, it&rsquo;s a creative development journey that brings together mentorship with hands-on workshops, real-world exposure, high-stakes challenges, and exciting rewards. Through this initiative, we aim to empower the next generation of Nepali digital content creators by providing them with a platform to learn, grow, and inspire change through impactful content. As part of Nepal&rsquo;s digital ecosystem, we are committed to nurturing talent and driving transformation,&rdquo; said Punam Singh, Director of Marketing Communications and Sustainability at Ncell.

With registrations beginning from Friday (May 30, 2025), League Of Creators is open to all Nepali creators aged 16 and above, regardless of prior experience. Participants are invited to submit a 30&ndash;90 second vertical video exploring personal or emotional interpretations of connectivity. Videos must be posted on both TikTok and Instagram, tagging @Ncell and using designated mentor hashtags such as #TeamSanjog along with #NcellLeagueOfCreators2025 in the caption. The submission deadline is June 10, 2025.

From the pool of submissions from across the country, the top 50 creators will be selected by the mentors for mentorship and exclusive training, wherein 5 mentor-led teams, each will undergo workshops at Ncell ICON. The initiative also includes challenge rounds with new creative briefs and evaluation by expert jury members.

The League of Creators&rsquo; Grand Finale Carnival will be organised on June 28, 2025, announcing the winner and celebrating top performers with live entertainment programme. The winner will be awarded a 1-year brand deal with Ncell worth Rs. 10 lakhs. Similarly, exclusive training with Nepal&rsquo;s top creators, nationwide visibility and networking opportunities are other additional factors compiling this initiative.&nbsp;

Industry leaders from Ncell and the U.S. Embassy will guide participating creators and judge their entries.

Entry is free, and participants must be based in Nepal during the campaign. For full details and to register, visit https://www.ncell.com.np/en/individual/league-of-creators

Join the movement. Share your content. Conquer the digital world. 
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Ncell launches ‘League of Creators’: A Nationwide Talent Hunt to Empower Nepal’s Digital Storytellers

Ncell Foundation proudly celebrates the extraordinary achievement of Mr. Pemba Sherpa, a kidney transplant survivor, who successfully summited Mount Everest. Pemba Sherpa is the first kidney transplant recipient to achieve this feat.

This historic achievement not only exemplifies the incredible strength of the human spirit but also stands as a powerful testament that nothing is impossible when dream is fuelled by strong determination. He reached the summit on the morning of May 14.

Ncell Foundation is proud to have supported Pemba in this journey. More than a personal triumph, this achievement served as a beacon of hope for those facing physical challenges, demonstrating the limitless potential of the human spirit and on the other this journey symbolized the urgent call for climate action. He used this platform to raise awareness about the critical need to protect and preserve the Himalayas, which are increasingly vulnerable due to climate change.

Sharing his win emotionally, Pemba said, &ldquo;My health remained strong throughout the summit. &ldquo;I&rsquo;m standing on the Top of the World representing 850 million kidney patients across the globe to show nothing is impossible. This journey was also a call to save our melting Himalayas. I had reached out to many, but on Ncell Foundation believed in my dream and made it possible. I&rsquo;m truly thankful for their support.&rdquo;

Bishakha Lakshmi Khadka, Director of Ncell Foundation and Special Projects said, &ldquo;We are delighted to extend our heartiest congratulations to Pemba Sherpa on this monumental achievement. His journey is a story of inspiration, resilience, and hope to anyone facing impossible odds, not only to personal goals but to the global climate cause. At Ncell Foundation, we are honoured to have played a part in supporting this mission. Pemba Sherpa is a symbol of strength, a record-breaker, and an inspiration to Nepal and the world.&quot;&nbsp;

Pemba&rsquo;s climb is a reminder to the world: the Himalayas are not just peaks to conquer, but symbols of a fragile ecosystem we must strive to protect. 
 
About Ncell Foundation 
The Ncell Foundation stands as a catalyst for positive change. Rooted in the philosophy of making a sustainable impact through meaningful community projects, the Foundation is more than just a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative of Ncell; it is a driving force committed to uplifting and empowering communities across the nation.

From urban centres like the Kathmandu Valley to remote villages in Nepal&rsquo;s hills and plains, the the Foundation is creating real impact&mdash;bridging the digital divide, enhancing access to healthcare and education, and fostering inclusion. At the heart of its mission lies a commitment to connect not just with people, but also purpose, culture, and progress.&nbsp;

With a social contribution of over Rs. 2 billion to date, Ncell has touched the lives of 13 million+ people directly or indirectly through numerous social initiatives, impacting the community at large. 
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Ncell Foundation celebrates Pemba Sherpa’s Everest Summit, a historic achievement by a kidney transplant survivor

Marking World Environment Day 2025, &lsquo;Bin There, Hacked That&rsquo;, the first of its kind flagship waste hackathon, is being organised bringing together techies, creatives, entrepreneurs, and climate leaders to tackle Nepal&rsquo;s growing waste crisis through technology and creativity.&nbsp;

This milestone event is being hosted jointly by Ncell Foundation, Khaalisisi and Budhanilkantha Municipality on June 5 at the Budhanilkantha Municipality Hall, bringing together the country&rsquo;s brightest problem-solvers to reimagine waste as an opportunity.&nbsp;

The hackathon marks a powerful Public-Private Partnership (PPP) between digital pioneers, Nepal&rsquo;s formal waste management sector, and progressive local government. The hackathon aims to catalyse scalable, tech-enabled solutions that address pressing challenges in waste management, recycling infrastructure, plastic pollution, and the empowerment of informal waste workers, especially women.&nbsp;

&ldquo;Ncell Foundation is proud to support this landmark initiative that blends digital innovation with environmental stewardship. We believe this hackathon will unlock creative, tech-first solutions to one of Nepal&rsquo;s most pressing civic challenges&mdash;waste,&rdquo; said Bishakha Lakshi Khadka, Director at Ncell Foundation &amp; Special Projects.&nbsp;

Nepal generates over 3,000 tons of waste daily, yet formal recycling systems remain underdeveloped, and women represent below 5% of the total waste workforce. &lsquo;Bin There, Hacked That&rsquo; seeks to change that narrative by fostering innovative, inclusive, and actionable ideas to drive a circular economy centred on community, dignity, and climate resilience.&nbsp;

&ldquo;This is more than just a hackathon&mdash;it&rsquo;s a national call to rethink waste as a source of innovation, income, and impact,&rdquo; said Amun Thapa, Founder &amp; CEO of Khaalisisi. &ldquo;With this platform, we are building pathways for youth, women, and technologists to co-create Nepal&rsquo;s circular future.&rdquo;

Applications for the waste hackathon remain open until 28 May 2025, inviting students, startups, engineers, designers, coders, informal sector champions, and anyone passionate about building a cleaner and smarter Nepal. Selected groups will be developing the solutions on the thematic areas that include Landfill to Circularity, Waste Without Smoke, Women in Waste Entrepreneurship and Digitize Trash.&nbsp;

This hackathon is supported by Golyan Group, Plast Nepal Foundation, Coca-Cola Beverages Nepal, CNIYEF, Nabil Bank, Grow By Idea, Cloudfactory, Fusemachines, Model Institute of Technology (MIT), Byapar Pathshala and Ace Institute of Management. &nbsp;To apply or learn more, visit: https://wastehackathon.vercel.app/ 
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Ncell Foundation, Khaalisisi and Budhanilkantha Municipality to jointly organise Waste Hackathon on World Environment Day

In response to increasing demand for affordable and convenient communication solutions, Ncell has introduced three new weekly renewal packs tailored for its prepaid customers. These packs are designed for users seeking budget-friendly options to meet their weekly voice, data, and messaging needs.

Starting today (Tuesday, May 20), Ncell customers can choose from the following weekly packs (price inclusive of taxes) as per their usage needs. The Rs. 99 Voice Pack provides unlimited all-Nepal local calls, ideal for customers who primarily rely on voice communication. The Sadhain ON 99 Pack, also priced at an affordable Rs. 99, comes with 2GB data, 49 minutes of all-Nepal calls, and 9 all-Nepal SMS. For heavy internet users, the Rs. 150 Data Pack provides 10GB of high-speed data for the week.

A key highlight of the above packs is their automatic weekly renewal feature, eliminating the need for manual reactivation. Customers can subscribe by dialing *123*9#, via the Ncell App, or through any authorised Ncell retail channel.

Ncell shared its excitement in introducing these flexible, hassle-free plans, designed to let customers choose services based on their usage needs. To enjoy uninterrupted service, users are advised to keep sufficient balance in their account at the time of each 7-day renewal.

Ncell launches Weekly Unlimited All-Nepal Calls at Rs. 99, along with 2 more attractive renewal packs

Ncell has reaffirmed its commitment to driving digital inclusion by becoming a signatory to the GSMA&#39;s Principles for Driving the Digital Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities.

The Global System for Mobile Communications Association (GSMA) is a non-profit trade organization representing the interests of mobile network operators worldwide. The GSMA principles serve as a global framework to inspire and guide mobile operators in promoting digital inclusion and closing the mobile disability gap.

This collaboration with GSMA reflects Ncell&#39;s dedication to ensuring that all individuals have equitable access to mobile technology and digital services, regardless of their ability to benefit equally from the opportunities mobile technology offers. Ncell is the first Nepali mobile operator to sign these GSMA principles.

This milestone builds on Ncell&rsquo;s ongoing efforts, including a 50% data discount under the Sadhain ON plan for people with disabilities, accessible customer care centers, fully disability-friendly office infrastructure, partnerships to empower para-athletes of Nepal, among other initiatives.

As a leading GSM mobile operator, Ncell has been focusing on inclusion, sustainability, and purpose-driven innovation. Moving forward, Ncell will continue to enhance the accessibility of its services, promote inclusive customer experiences, and engage with communities to create a positive impact.

As a proud signatory, Ncell pledges to integrate accessibility into its organizational strategy, design inclusive products and services, and actively engage with the disability community to better understand and address their unique needs.

&ldquo;At Ncell, we are not just enabling connectivity&mdash;we are empowering lives. By committing to the GSMA&rsquo;s Principles for Driving the Digital Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities, we are taking a step forward in ensuring that no one is left behind in Nepal&rsquo;s digital future. Together, we aim to create an inclusive and empowered society to thrive in the digital world,&rdquo; said Bishakha Lakshmi Khadka, Director Ncell Foundation and Special Projects.&nbsp;

With this step, Ncell joins a growing number of global telecom leaders working together to make mobile technology more inclusive, ensuring that persons with disabilities are not just connected, but empowered.&nbsp;

For more information https://www.gsma.com/solutions-and-impact/connectivity-for-good/mobile-for-development/gsma_orgs/ncell/ 
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Ncell becomes first Nepali telecom to champion disability inclusion, signs GSMA principles

Ncell has updated its weekly Flash Sales offer on Saturdays to include 24-hours unlimited access to favorite social media platforms.&nbsp;

Starting May 17 and running through June 14, customers purchasing selected data packs via the Ncell App or Ncell Pasal App every Saturday will get free access to either TikTok or Facebook or Instagram or YouTube, depending on the pack. Voice/video calls and live streaming are excluded from the bonus benefits.&nbsp;

Facility of free access to social media platforms under flash sales will be available in four data packs&mdash;Double Majja, Data Renewal, and two Home and Away Renewal packs.

Under this offer, customers can purchase the Double Majja pack for Rs. 150 including tax, which provides 7GB of data valid for 7 days, along with 24 hours of unlimited access to TikTok. Similarly, the Data Renewal pack, priced at Rs. 299, offers 7GB of data valid for 28 days and includes 24 hours of unlimited access to Facebook as a bonus.

In Home and Away Renewal, customers buying the Rs. 599 Home and Away Renewal get 42GB of data valid for 28 days, along with 24-hour unlimited access to Instagram. And in Rs 799 Home and Away Renewal pack, customers are entitled to get 65GB of data valid for 28 days and it includes 24-hour unlimited access to YouTube.

This Flash Sales offer reflects Ncell&rsquo;s ongoing commitment to delivering value-packed digital experiences for customers. With increasing demand for data services and social connectivity, these packs with unlimited social media provide a timely opportunity to stay engaged without worrying. 
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Ncell Flash Sales now offers free unlimited access to popular Social Media with attractive data packs

Expanding its customer service further, Ncell has introduced a new concept with the launch of its &lsquo;Ncell Shop-in-Shop&rsquo;. The company&rsquo;s first Shop-in-Shop officially came into operation from today in Bhairahawa.

This first Ncell Shop-in-Shop has been launched in partnership with its Point of Sales (PoS) partner&mdash;New Lumbini A 2 Z Mobile, located in Mailawar, Bhairahawa. Ncell&rsquo;s Chief of Staff, Stephen Rodriguez, inaugurated the Shop-in-Shop amid a special ceremony on Thursday.

Through the Shop-in-Shop, customers can access all services, from basic inquiries to the full range of services just like from Ncell Centers. Customers can get new SIMs, recharge, update KYC, reverify SIM ownership, buy popular packs like the Sadhain ON Renewal, upgrade to eSIM, set up internet settings, and receive various other customer services.

&ldquo;Our customers will now be able to access all customer care services from their nearby Shop-in-Shop. This first Shop-in-Shop, which has officially come into operation today, is an example of the model we aim to expand across different parts of the country. We are working on rolling out more Shop-in-Shops nationwide to broaden and enhance customer service. We remain fully committed to serving our customers in line with our theme &lsquo;Here for You&rsquo;,&rdquo; said Rodriguez.

On the occasion of the inauguration, Rodriguez also distributed various gifts to visitors who participated in the &lsquo;Spin and Win&rsquo; game at the Shop-in-Shop. 
The Shop-in-Shop will provide services to customers six days a week, from Sunday to Friday. To ensure convenient and excellent customer experiences, Ncell is also operating 33 Ncell Centres across different parts of the country. 
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Ncell’s first ‘Ncell Shop-in-Shop’ launched in Bhairahawa

The government has honoured Ncell as the highest income taxpayer in the country&#39;s information and communications technology (ICT) sector. The recognition was presented to Ncell during a special event held on Friday to mark the 8th National ICT Day 2025 in Kathmandu.

Each year, May 2 is observed as &lsquo;National ICT Day&rsquo; to promote the development and advancement of ICT in the country. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli presented a certificate of honour to Punam Singh, Marketing, Communications, and Sustainability Director of Ncell at the event.

This accolade was conferred on Ncell in recognition of the company&rsquo;s significant contribution to the nation by paying the highest amount of tax in the ICT sector for the fiscal year 2023/24, underscoring its outstanding role in the campaign for the development, expansion, and prosperity of Nepal&rsquo;s ICT sector. Ncell has long been recognised as one of the country&#39;s leading contributors in terms of tax payments.

&quot;We are grateful to the government for recognising our contributions to the ICT sector on this special occasion of National ICT Day 2025. As one of the major taxpayers, Ncell has been making substantial tax contributions to the government every year across various tax and fee categories. We are proud to have played a crucial role in the development of ICT and the economic growth of the country. At Ncell, we remain committed to continuing our contributions to ICT development, supporting Digital Nepal vision in line with our theme &lsquo;Here for You&rsquo;, here for Nepal,&quot; said Jabbor Kayumov, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Ncell.

In the past, Ncell has been recognised multiple times by the government as the highest income taxpayer and the highest taxpayer, among other accolades. In December last year, Ncell was also acknowledged by the Lalitpur Metropolitan City as the highest taxpayer under the institutional taxpayer category for significant tax contributions in the last fiscal year 2023/24.

Since its establishment, Ncell has paid over NPR 340 billion in taxes and fees as of the last fiscal year 2023/24. In the last fiscal year alone, Ncell contributed NPR 20.30 billion in taxes and fees. Additionally, the company is committed to uplifting Nepal and Nepali people by implementing impactful Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives through Ncell Foundation. Ncell has contributed over NPR 2 billion under CSR, reaching communities across all seven provinces and directly and indirectly benefiting more than 13 million people nationwide.

Govt. honours Ncell as the Highest Income Taxpayer in ICT

Ncell has become the FIRST and ONLY Nepali company to be officially enlisted as a Data Centre and Cloud Service Provider in Nepal. The Department of Information Technology (DoIT), under the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MoCIT), enrolled Ncell on Sunday for both services.

The company was enlisted under the legal provisions outlined in the Data Centre and Cloud Services (Operation and Management) Directives 2025. This follows a thorough inspection of Ncell&rsquo;s infrastructure and a detailed review of its application and submitted documents, which confirmed that the company fully meets the required operational standards and security protocols to provide these services.

The directive mandates that all existing data centre and cloud service providers must enroll with the DoIT within six months of the directive&rsquo;s issuance. Ncell successfully completed the enrolment process well ahead of the deadline.

The directive came into effect on January 28, 2025, following a minister-level decision of the Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Prithvi Subba Gurung. It lays the foundation for the legal regulation of data centres and cloud services in Nepal.

In accordance with the directive, companies must obtain separate certifications for operating data centres and offering cloud services. Ncell has secured both certifications, making it FIRST and ONLY officially authorised to operate in full compliance with the new legal framework.

Ncell currently operates a high-tech Tier III Integrated Data Centre (IDC) in Nakkhu, Lalitpur, which can serve banks, government agencies, and large enterprises. It also runs two disaster recovery data centres located in Pokhara and Hetauda.

&ldquo;Our commitment to international standards, prioritisation of cybersecurity, and focus on data privacy contributed to the smooth enrolment process. Ncell has become the FIRST &amp; ONLY company in Nepal to receive this recognition from the government. Given the growing market for data centres and cloud services, this certification holds significant importance. &nbsp;We are grateful to the DoIT for this recognition, which reflects Ncell&rsquo;s readiness to support ICT development in alignment with the Digital Nepal vision,&rdquo; said Dion Asencio, Chief Business Officer of Ncell.

During the enlistment process, the DoIT thoroughly reviewed a wide range of documentation, including fire safety protocols, organizational security and privacy policies, Business Continuity Plans, data centre tier classification, and IP pool details. The directive aims to ensure the reliable, secure, and efficient operation of IT systems in the country. The formal enlistment of data centre and cloud service providers is expected to enhance regulation, transparency, and cybersecurity across the sector. 
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Ncell becomes FIRST & ONLY company enlisted as a Data Centre and Cloud Service Provider

Ncell customers can now enjoy bonus data on every online mobile balance recharge of Rs. 100 and above made through the Ncell App, the self-service mobile application designed to enhance the digital customer journey with a host of exciting features.<u5:p></u5:p>

 
With every online recharge of Rs. 100 to Rs. 200 via the Ncell App, customers receive 200MB of bonus data valid for 1 day. For online recharges of Rs. 200 and above, they receive 500MB of bonus data with a 3-day validity. Data bonus does not apply to recharges made using physical scratch cards.<u5:p></u5:p>

 
This offer encourages customers to go digital while enjoying bonus data and accessing a wide range of services available through the Ncell App, all in one convenient platform. This customer-friendly app enables users to access various services within just two clicks, making it an essential self-care tool.<u5:p></u5:p>

 
Through the app, Ncell users can easily subscribe to data or voice packs, including Sadhain ON and Sadhain ON Renewal packs, track service usage, recharge online, convert resources from data to voice and vice versa, send resources as gifts, and more. Other existing features include access to online and offline games, news from leading media outlets, monthly bill viewing, service activation/deactivation, roaming services, and more.<u5:p></u5:p>

 
Ncell App also serves as a one-stop solution for Nepali migrants abroad, offering easy recharge, pack purchases, and seamless SIM usage while on roaming, whether for short trips or extended stays. Customers can download the Ncell App from the Google Play Store or App Store and start enjoying the benefits.<u5:p></u5:p>