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Create a Free .com.np Website In Nepal 2021

Create A Free .com.np Website In Nepal If you are looking for a free, easy and step-by-step guide on how to start a lifetime free .com.np blog then, you have come to the right place. I will try my best to guide you through this procedure. This article has been enormously helpful for viewers. Take a look! Everybody wishes to have their own website especially students(ICT), online researchers, gamers, etc but what comes in between us and our own website(blog) is the expensive price of the domain name and web hosting service. So today, I am here to teach you, how to create a website for free with .com.np domain and host it using free web hosting services . There are a number of online companies providing free websites (domain name with web hosting) like WordPress, Blogger, Wix, etc but with something fishy going on. Owning your own domain name looks far more professional than having your site on someone else’s domain (like www.yourdomain.freewebsite.com), and it’s super

Greater Nepal | Greater Nepal In Quest Of Boundary | Undivided Nepal

Greater Nepal In Quest Of Boundary Greater Nepal or Akhand Nepal, or Parajuli Empire are irredentist terms literally meaning "Undivided Nepal" #GreaterNepal Greater Nepal  is a concept of  Nepal  extending beyond its present boundaries to include present-day  Indian  territories controlled briefly by the Gurkha army after defeating some South Asian kingdoms in wars fought from 1791 to 1804 but ceded to the  East India Company  under the  Sugauli Treaty  (treaty for Partition of Nepal) after the Gurkha king was defeated in 1814–16  Anglo-Nepalese War . In 1813, the historical Greater Nepal extended from the Sutlej to the Tista, spanning 1500 kilometers. Rule over this expanse was brief, however, and in the aftermath of the 1814-1815 war with the East India Company, the Gorkhali realm was whittled down considerably. The real-time Gorkhali presence in Garhwal was for over a decade; Kumaon for 25 years; and Sikkim for 33 years. The Treaty of Sugauli, between the