Department of Transport Management (DoTM), the government body that issues driving licenses, has initiated a new system to inform the people about the results of their driving license test and information on smart card print status through SMS.
Lawanya Kumar Dhakal, Director General of DoTM, and Arvind Sah, Managing Director of Sparrow SMS signed an agreement recently amid a ceremony organized at DoTM head office in Minbhawan, Kathmandu and jointly launched the system.
Inaugurating the system, Dhakal expressed confidence that use of ICT will be very effective in informing license aspirants about the test results and license print status.
DoTM had begun distribution of smart driving licence from December 2015. Unlike conventional driving licenses, these digital driving licenses incorporate electronic chips similar to SIM cards and contain information about the driver’s identity. Any individual passing the written exam for acquiring a driving license and successfully completing the ‘trial’ is eligible to receive the smart cards.
The department has also recently started an online application process for driving license in Nepal. To support this, the department is using SMS service for showing driving license results for written tests and driving license status. Before this, people had to visit the DoTM office to see the result and get the information for the licensed print status.
Now, people don’t need to visit the Transportation department to check the status regarding their driving license print status and written exam result. This will end long queues in transportation offices for getting just the simple information. People can receive the information by sending SMS to 33001 for just Rs 5.
To check result for written test, users have to type ‘WT <space> [Application ID number]’ and Send it to 33001.
Similarly, to check smart driving license print status, users have to type ‘LC <space> [Application ID Number]’ and Send it to 33001.
An average of 3,000 users apply for smart driving license on every working day.
Nepal Electricity Authority introduces Bill payment via online In Nepal.Consumers now can pay the bill online without sitting in the queue in Counter.With the adoption of online Bill payment in Electricity, consumers now can use any medium to pay the bill of their Electricity. Here is the Way, How One can pay bill easily.
Method 2 :One can pay the bill via online like Khalti,Esewa and other payment gateway .
You can use khalti app also or you can go to Khalti.com in the browser .After Visiting the site , you will get this interface.You will Find Electricity Bill Botton.
Watch this Video , if You have confusion :
Method 1:
One Can go to the bank Prabhu Bank, Mahalaxmi Development bank,Himalayan Bank, CFS Remit, City Express, Nepal Investment Bank Etc.
Here is the Step By Step To Pay Electricity Bill Via Khalti .
Step 1: Go To Khalti.com
Step 2:Choose The Electricity Bill Icon
Here you need to choose your Counter (One should Choose their Counter where he/she used to pay )
After choosing counter now go to SC Number Tab and Costumer Id (SC number is given in NEA Bill slip: Look The sample Bill)
After filling the above tab now click on Get Details Option.
After Clicking ,You will find Customer Name and Total Due Amount that you need to pay.
Please Verify all the details from there and after verifing the details ,now you can pay bill by clicking Pay Bill Botton.
Now You are Done!
Watch this Video , if You have confusion :
With the advancement of IT industry in Nepal many payment gateway came into the race.Esewa was first which established in 2009 AD conceived by FonePay Private Limited and ultimately lure people into epayment in Nepal.As technology ease the living standard of people ,Esewa got good market in Nepal with the services like Mobile Topup,Recharge,Electricity Bill Payment,Khanepani Bill Payment etc.
With a similar vision, Khalti Digital Wallet launched under the umbrella of Janaki Tech which has been a leading IT company in Nepal for the past 7 years. Let me tell you that Janaki Tech owned Sparrow SMS which is very popular among the students for Result Announcement through SMS. Apart from this popular service, the company also provides bulk SMS services.
Just after few months of launching in the market, Khalti became the winner of Google Business Group Storytelling Contest, a worldwide startup competition. As the winner, Khalti has earned an opportunity to get directly mentored by Google Payments at the headquarters in San Francisco.
Khalti was introduced in Nepali market on January 26 last year. In this short span of one year, Khalti has emerged as one of the most preferred mobile payment solutions in Nepal, allowing users to pay for mobile balance top up, pay electricity/water bills, DTH and internet bills, movie tickets, airline ticketing and more. Recently, its android app crossed 50 thousand downloads on Google Playstore. Khalti is approaching the milestone of 100,000 users that include users from Andriod App, iOS App and web.
According to Director of Khalti, Amit Agrawal, “Khalti also believes in community building and has been supporting many youth and IT events happening in various towns across Nepal.”
Khalti has also open sourced their SDK which enables Developers from different sectors to integrate with Khalti payment.
"On the occasion of CAN InfoTech 2018, Khalti is launching ‘Loyalty Points’ and ‘Refer & Earn’ offers which enable users to earn upto Rs 5000 by referring Khalti to their friends and family," said Agrawal.
Let's join the cashless revolution and digital Nepal movement.
Services available at Khalti:
web hosting services payment in nepal in Nepal and pay via Khalti Wallet.


