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Welcome to eNepali

eNepali is a place to stay connected to the Nepali community — the news that matters to you, the organizations and businesses around you, the events happening near you, and the everyday Bikram Sambat calendar you already live by. Whether you're in Nepal or part of the diaspora, eNepali brings it all into one friendly home.

This guide walks you through everything eNepali can do, in plain language. You don't need to be technical to follow along.

What eNepali is for​

eNepali helps you:

  • Read the news — Nepali, local, and world news, personalized to your interests.
  • Follow organizations — businesses, community groups, and services you care about.
  • Find events — Nepali gatherings and programs happening near you.
  • Browse products and photo galleries shared by organizations.
  • Message organizers and businesses privately through Kura-Kani.
  • Keep the Nepali calendar (Patro) close at hand, with holidays and dual dates.

It's free to use, and works in English and Nepali.

Website or mobile app?​

You can use eNepali two ways, and they share the same account:

  • The website at enepali.com — great on a computer or phone browser, with no download needed.
  • The mobile app for iPhone and Android — with push notifications and a smoother, on-the-go experience.

Most features work in both places. Where something looks or behaves a little differently, this guide points it out.

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The main areas​

Here's a map of where things live in eNepali:

  • Your Home Feed is where you land — a personalized mix of organizations and news.
  • News lets you switch between Nepal, local, and world coverage.
  • Businesses & Organizations are the pages you can follow, message, and explore.
  • Events, Products, and Galleries live inside those organization pages (and in your feed).
  • Messaging (Kura-Kani) is your private inbox for chatting with businesses and event organizers.
  • Calendar (Patro) shows today's Nepali date and any month with holidays.

Get started in 3 steps​

  1. Create your account. Sign up with your email, then enter the one-time code we send you. See Accounts & Signing In.
  2. Tell us what you like. Pick a few interests so your feed and news feel right. See Your Profile & Settings.
  3. Explore and follow. Browse the feed, follow a few organizations, and bookmark anything you want to come back to.

That's it — you're set.

How to use this guide​

Each page covers one feature and works on its own, so you can jump straight to what you need. When a step differs between the website and the app, you'll see it called out clearly. If you get stuck, the FAQ and Troubleshooting pages under Help & Safety cover the most common questions.