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Social media app TikTok’s popularity made Nepali Royals join the short video fun with quirky dance. Himani Shah Nepali crown princess has seen dancing for TikTok post with her two daughters in her Bangkok apartment. Currently, the Nepali royals stranded in Thailand due to global lockdown to cope with the COVID-19 crisis. In videos posted by her daughters Purnika Shah and Kritika Shah on their account, Himani Shah is dancing with her girls lip-syncing in Nepali and English songs. Though, joined recently, Purnika Shah already got 32k followers and 73k …

Thousands of Australians get paid more than a million dollars in total during the last eight months simply by filling surveys. Octopus Group, one of the largest survey panels in Australia confirmed they paid $1.035 million to its group members participated in surveys. Octopus further claimed, they run 940 projects in eight months from January 2020 to August 2020, and more than 220,000 surveys were completed during this COVID-19 hit time. Those survey participants earned an average of almost 100,000 each month. Octopus Group members earned about 200,000 out of …

Australia has become a dream hub for students and immigrants. The country has embraced every genre of people worldwide and is still continuing to take up a few more. Each year, the country welcomes thousands of immigrants from Nepal, India, Vietnam, Bangladesh, and more. The continent has not only become a fascination for Asian people but has driven in population from European, American and African continents. Crammed with worldwide recognized universities, high ranking corporates, and massive opportunities, the country has become a dreamland for every Nepalese and other immigrants. The …

A Nepalese man has to serve a two-year community corrections order and 300 hours of community service after pleading guilty for squeezing lady’s breast during a late-night train ride. On April 20 last year the Nepalese man was traveling to Chatswood from Hurstville after midnight. On that trip, he sat next to a girl and abused sexually. After the victim reported the incident to police, the man was tracked down through his Opal Card which he had tapped on at Hurstville Station and tapped off at Chatswood Station, leading to his …

Shutterstock Peter Hurley, Victoria University The international student crisis is causing a population shock that is only going to get worse, a new report by the Mitchell Institute has found. The education policy think tank estimates over 300,000 fewer international students — half the pre-coronavirus numbers — will be in Australia by July 2021 if travel restrictions remain in place. The pandemic has already cut the number of international student who would normally be in Australia by over 210,000. The report, Coronavirus and International Students, uses the latest data to …