Nepal Telecom tells ISP, Cable, and TVs to pay rent to use poles
State-backed operator Nepal Telecom (NTC) has told cable, TV, and internet service providers (ISPs) to pay ...
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WorldLink pays NTA Rs 2.80 billion in RTDF, royalty taxes
Private internet service provider WorldLink has finally paid off Rs 2.80 arba (Rs 2.80 billion) to ...
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When to replace your router? Here’re our 6 best tips for you
Do you have a router that is consistently not performing well? Or do its lights frequently ...
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Internet out in New Road after NEA removes cables off poles
Internet Service Providers (ISPs) have been left bemused by the handling of underground cables in the ...
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Government Allows License Renewal of ISPs After 25 Years
Finally, internet service providers (ISPs) can proceed with their license renewal after they reach their 25 ...
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See Who Are Using Your WiFi: Top 5 Ways to Check with Steps
Do you wonder why your internet is working slowly, or want to know if someone beyond ...
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ISPs don’t charge RTDF and royalty on customers- ISPAN
The Internet Service Providers Association of Nepal (ISPAN) has issued a statement that Internet service providers ...
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Is your ISP throttling your WiFi internet speed? Here’s how to know
Is your home WiFi internet suddenly slow to its extreme? Or is there a pattern of ...
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ISPs Have Started Paying Pole Rental Charges to NEA, Conflict Easing?
Some internet service providers (ISPs) have started paying pole rental charges to Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) ...
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WorldLink Reaches 5 Lakh Households Across Nepal
Nepal's largest ISP Worldlink has reached 5 lakh households. The private ISP reached the milestone in ...
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