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Instagram businesses in Nepal have exploded in recent years—especially in fashion, dropshipping, and digital courses. While this shows Nepal’s growing digital entrepreneurship culture, it also comes with problems: scams, low-quality products, and unsustainable business models. But instead of just criticizing, let’s talk about how we can make this ecosystem better. The Good: Why Instagram Businesses … Read more
The vegan movement in Nepal is still young—some say it’s growing, others argue it’s shrinking. If you’re thinking about starting a vegan food business, you need to know the real demand, challenges, and opportunities before investing. Let’s break it down honestly. 1. Is There Really a Demand for Vegan Food in Nepal? The Optimistic View: … Read more
Starting a clothing business in Nepal is a popular idea—but is it the right one for you? With high competition, tight budgets, and ever-changing customer preferences, success isn’t guaranteed. If you’re thinking of launching your own brand, here’s what you need to know before diving in. 1. Is the Clothing Business Overrated in Nepal? Many … Read more
Automation can save time, reduce errors, and boost efficiency—yet many businesses in Nepal still hesitate to adopt it. Whether it’s fear of losing quality, unreliable infrastructure, or resistance to change, several roadblocks stand in the way. Let’s break down the biggest challenges Nepali businesses face in automation and explore how to overcome them. 1. Fear … Read more
If you’re a business owner in Nepal, you’ve probably asked yourself: “Do I need to renew my company every year?” This is one of the most common confusions among company owners, especially new entrepreneurs. The short answer is — no, companies in Nepal do not need to be “renewed” annually in the traditional sense. However, … Read more
Starting a business in Nepal with a budget of under 1 lakh (NPR 100,000) is a practical and promising venture in 2025. Nepal’s growing economy, expanding internet access, and rising consumer demand create opportunities for small-scale businesses. This article explores profitable business ideas that require minimal investment, are scalable, and align with Nepal’s market needs. … Read more
The Government of Nepal, through amendments to the Companies Act, 2063, introduced via the Ordinance to Amend Certain Nepal Acts Relating to Economic and Business Environment Improvement and Investment Promotion, has streamlined processes to facilitate businesses and investors. Published in the Nepal Gazette (Part 2, Section 74, Supplementary Issue 48), these amendments include provisions for … Read more
Nepal, a nation cradled between the towering Himalayas and the bustling plains of South Asia, stands at a critical juncture. Its youth, the heartbeat of its future, are voicing a mix of despair, frustration, and cautious optimism about what lies ahead. With remittances fueling nearly 30% of the country’s GDP—amounting to over NPR 724 billion … Read more
As Nepal’s economy evolves and integrates into the global marketplace, businesses across the country are increasingly turning to international talent to fill critical roles. From cutting-edge tech startups to sprawling infrastructure projects, the demand for specialized skills, international experience, and strategic leadership often outpaces the supply of local expertise. While Nepal has made strides in … Read more
Starting a business in Nepal is a bold move. You might have a groundbreaking idea—an app to connect rural farmers with urban markets, a sustainable handicraft brand, or an affordable telemedicine service. You sketch out a plan, rally a team, and maybe even test the waters with a prototype. Then, the harsh realities of entrepreneurship … Read more
