Nepal Telecom Launches 10-Point Reform Plan Under Ministry Direction
Nepal Telecom has initiated a series of service reforms following directives from Minister for Communication and Information Technology Dr. Bikram…
Nepal Telecom has initiated a series of service reforms following directives from Minister for Communication and Information Technology Dr. Bikram…
Nepal’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has approved a 10-point plan of action to accelerate digital public service delivery,…
SmartChoice Technologies (SCT), Nepal’s first integrated shared switching payment network, has announced a strategic partnership with CityTech Group Pvt. Ltd….
Nepal Telecom initiates 3G shutdown with free 4G SIM migration as operator eyes spectrum reallocation for 5G Nepal Telecom has…
Under Prime Minister Balendra Shah, Nepal has enforced a nationwide ban on all online betting apps and websites to curb the rise of digital gambling. The Ministry of Communications has coordinated with telecommunications authorities to block access within 24 hours, citing risks to social and financial stability. This crackdown is a centerpiece of the new government’s reform agenda and carries strict legal penalties for both operators and users.
Nepal Telecom has added Denmark and South Korea to its international VoLTE roaming network through partnerships with Telenor and SK Telecom. The service enables high-definition voice and data access for travelers using their original Nepali SIMs, provided they activate the feature via a simple USSD code and use a compatible device.
Nepal Telecom moves to shut down 3G services, pushing users to upgrade to 4G as part of its network modernisation strategy.
Nepal Telecom extends prepaid roaming to 62 countries, enhancing global connectivity for travelers with expanded voice, data, and SMS access.
Nepal’s digital platforms are evolving into integrated ecosystems, combining content, interaction, and payments to meet rising mobile-first user expectations and drive continuous engagement.
Nepal halts its RTDF-funded free broadband project, signaling a shift toward a new model for expanding internet access across schools, health centers, and local communities.