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Kathmandu, 21st Ashad 2082 (July 5, 2025) Kantipur City College proudly launched the 10th volume of its esteemed magazine, Management Scholars, at a special event at the KCC Hall in Putalisadak. The event honored academic success, student creativity, and the spirit of entrepreneurship. Vice Principal Er. Bhanu Bhakta Niroula provided a warm welcome at the start of the formal session. He set a thoughtful tone by talking about how important platforms like Management Scholars are for encouraging student creativity and expression.

Ms. Bhawani Rana, the former President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), was the Chief Guest at the event. She talked about how important entrepreneurship is in today’s world in her keynote speech. She said, “Entrepreneurship is not just about starting a business, but about fostering creativity and innovation for a better future.” Prof. Dr. Mahendra Singh, the college’s founder principal and former ambassador to Saudi Arabia, was one of the distinguished special guests. He spoke from the heart about the college’s journey and how student-led publications have become more important over time.

Mr. Indra Kumar Shrestha, General Secretary of the Management Association of Nepal, talked about how management education is becoming more and more important in a world that is always changing. Prof. Ram Krishna Regmi, who is in charge of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and writes for magazines, called the journal “a celebration of creativity, hard work, and the spirit of inquiry.” Dr. Pralhad Karki, Managing Director of KCC, also spoke at the event. He praised the student editorial team’s hard work and urged them to keep adding to academic discourse. Mr. Raju Kattel, the principal, who led the program, stressed how important student publications are for creating a culture of research, leadership, and entrepreneurship.

A symbolic inauguration was performed by watering a plant, followed by the national anthem, a cultural welcome dance performed by the BBA 2022 batch, the handover of the magazine to juniors, and the distribution of certificates and love tokens to the editorial team, sponsors, and designers. The BBA 2020 batch’s magazine coordinator, Rom Bhusal, also gave a perceptive speech about the magazine’s history. Ms. Smarika Karki from the BBA 2020 batch gave the vote of thanks, thanking all of the attendees and contributors. The chairperson’s closing remarks and a special session honoring the magazine’s exceptional efforts brought the event to a close.

Through initiatives like Management Scholars, which continue to encourage excellence in research, leadership, and innovation, Kantipur City College is dedicated to empowering its students.

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The two-day conference on Gender Justice and Transforming Masculinities successfully concluded today, hosted by Kantipur City College (KCC) in collaboration with UNNAT Nepal, University of the Fraser Valley (Canada), University of Calgary (Canada), and the Southwestern Center for Research and PhD Studies.

The conference brought together experts, researchers, and practitioners dedicated to fostering gender equity and reimagining masculinities for a more just and inclusive society. Through interactive sessions, participants explored issues of gender justice, transformative approaches to masculinity, and collective action for meaningful change.

Key Insights from the Conference:
✅ Media’s Role in Women’s Empowerment – Yubanath Lamsal, senior journalist & former ambassador to Denmark, emphasized the need for media to prioritize gender justice issues.
✅ NHRC’s Commitment – Manju Khatiwada, NHRC officer, highlighted efforts to safeguard women’s rights and policy recommendations for gender equity.
✅ Challenges for Survivors – Mira Kunwar, social activist and a person living with HIV, discussed the stigma surrounding human trafficking survivors and HIV-positive individuals.
✅ Men’s Role in Gender Justice – Sajog Thakuri, from Hami Dajuvai, stressed the importance of involving men in gender discussions, citing research on young men (19-25) involved in sexual violence and the need for targeted awareness programs.

KCC’s Initiative for Student Engagement
In an inspiring move, Dr. Pralahad Karki, Director of Kantipur City College, announced the formation of a “Gender Justice Club” at KCC. The club aims to provide students a platform to engage in discussions, research, and advocacy on gender justice issues.

The conference concluded with a collective call to action: Engage, educate, and empower for a more equitable future!

Kantipur City College (KCC) has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with IMS Group, a leading provider of industry solutions. This collaboration aims to bridge the gap between academia and industry, enhance business operations, improve quality, and boost efficiency.

The MOU signing ceremony was attended by key representatives from both institutions, including:
Raju Kattel, Principal, KCC
Er. Ravi Khanal, Head – Student Affairs, KCC
Subash Shrestha, Head – HR and Admin, IMS Group
Laxmi Baraily, Executive – Talent Acquisition, IMS Group

Through this partnership, KCC and IMS Group will work together to provide students with industry exposure, hands-on learning opportunities, internships, and career development programs. This initiative is expected to strengthen the connection between theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring students are well-prepared for the professional world.

KCC looks forward to active participation from all departments to ensure the successful implementation of this agreement.

Sunday, January 19, 2025 – Kantipur City College, Kathmandu
Kantipur City College successfully organized the International Conference on AI and Engineering (ICAIE 2025): Challenges and Opportunities today. The event brought together distinguished guests, keynote speakers, presenters, and participants to explore the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in various engineering sectors and its potential impact on sustainable development.
Opening Ceremony
The event began with the Opening Proceedings, led by Mr. Raju Kattel, Principal of Kantipur City College and Program Chair. The distinguished guests included: Chief Guest: Er. Dipesh Bista, CEO/Member Secretary, e-Governance Commission, Government of Nepal, Keynote Speaker: Prof. Dr. Deepak Prasar, Associate Dean, Lovely Professional University, Special Guests: Mr. Anil Dutta, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Information, Communication, and Technology, Mr. Suman Katwal, Chairman, Kantipur City College, Guests: Er. Bhanu Bhakta Niroula, Vice Principal, Kantipur City College, Dr. Deepak Bikram Thapa Chhetri, Coordinator, ICAIE 2025.
Keynote Speech
The keynote address by Prof. Dr. Deepak Prasar focused on “Empowering Cyber Defense: The Transformative Role of AI in Cybersecurity and Threat Intelligence in Developing Countries.” His insightful presentation emphasized the role of AI in addressing cybersecurity challenges in developing nations, followed by an engaging Q&A session.
Invited Presentations
The conference featured two invited presentations:
1. Prof. Dr. Sudan Jha: “Addressing Digital Infrastructure Gaps, Lack of Skilled Workforce, and Ethical Concerns in AI Adoption.”
2. Dr. Ritu Raj Lamsal: “AI and IoT Integration in Engineering: Use Cases, Challenges, and Opportunities in Nepal.”
Both speakers highlighted the importance of AI in bridging digital divides and integrating emerging technologies in Nepal’s engineering sector.
Presentation Sessions
The first session, chaired by Prof. Dr. Subarna Shakya, included: Dr. Deepak Bikram Thapa Chhetri: “AI for Sustainable Development: Challenges and Solutions in Engineering.” and Mr. Mukesh Ghimire, PhD: “Renewable Energy Promotion and Potential Applications of AI in Nepalese Renewable Energy Sector.” These presentations emphasized the role of AI in addressing challenges related to climate change, disaster resilience, and sustainable energy development in Nepal.
After lunch, the second session, chaired by Prof. Dr. Gajendra Sharma, featured: Mr. Ramesh Parajuli: “An Integrated Framework for Landfill Monitoring Using IoT and AI.” and Mr. Shreedeep Rayamajhi: “AI Perspectives and Challenges of Developing Nations.” The discussions focused on AI applications in waste management and the need for education and resilience in adopting AI technologies.
Panel Discussion
The highlight of the conference was the panel discussion moderated by Mr. Vivek S. Rana, Digital Enterprise Architect at the Center for AI Digital Policy (US). Panelists included: Dr. Suresh Manandhar, CEO, Wiseyak, Mr. Anil Kumar Dutta, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Communications Information Technology and Dr. Manoj Shakya, Assistant Professor, Kathmandu University.
Key topics included
AI development in Nepal, data security, rural inclusion in the AI framework, and the applicability of AI policies from developed nations to Nepal’s context.
Closing Session
The conference concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Deepak Bikram Thapa Chhetri, Coordinator of ICAIE 2025, followed by token presentations, certificate distribution, and closing remarks by Er. Bhanu Bhakta Niroula, Vice Principal of Kantipur City College. The event ended with high tea and networking among participants.
Key Takeaways
AI is pivotal for sustainable development, engineering advancements, and addressing societal challenges. Collaboration and contextualized AI policies are essential for Nepal’s development. Educating and empowering individuals, particularly in rural areas, is critical for inclusive AI adoption.
Kantipur City College extends its gratitude to all participants, speakers, and guests for making ICAIE 2025 a resounding success.

 

Kantipur City College (KCC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Doko Recyclers to establish sustainable waste management practices on college. This collaboration focuses on reducing, reusing, and recycling various waste materials, including paper, electronics, and metals, to create a cleaner and greener college environment.

As an active member of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN), KCC is dedicated to aligning its initiatives with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This partnership reflects the college’s commitment to promoting sustainability in education and fostering environmental responsibility.

The initiative seeks to inspire students, faculty, and staff to adopt eco-friendly practices and contribute to long-term climate action. By working together, KCC and Doko Recyclers aim to make a meaningful impact on sustainability and encourage a culture of responsible waste management.

This collaboration marks another milestone in KCC’s journey toward environmental stewardship and sustainable development.

An enlightening Cyber Security Awareness Program was successfully organized for the BCA and BIT First Semester students, in collaboration with the Nepal Police Cyber Bureau. The event aimed to raise awareness about cyber threats and promote safe digital practices among the participants.

An expert from the Cyber Bureau led the session, discussing critical topics such as common cyber threats like phishing, hacking, and identity theft, as well as the importance of strong passwords, two-factor authentication, and Nepal’s legal framework on cyber crimes. Practical tips for safe online behavior and real-life case studies added depth to the presentation.

Students engaged actively, posing questions and sharing experiences, making the session highly interactive and informative. The program concluded with a vote of thanks by the Head of the IT Department and a student representative, emphasizing the importance of cyber security in today’s digital age.

The event proved to be a significant step in empowering students with knowledge to protect their digital presence and mitigate cyber risks.

 

Kathmandu, January, 2025 – Kantipur City College successfully hosted a workshop on 18th Poush 2081 at its hall in Putalisadak, aimed at providing BBA students with clarity in their academic and career paths while fostering essential leadership skills. The event featured two engaging sessions, focusing on personal growth, career planning, and leadership development.

The first session, led by Er. Ravi Khanal, Career Coach and Head of the Student Affairs Department, introduced students to the concept of mind mapping. This innovative tool encouraged participants to visualize their academic journey, career aspirations, and personal goals. Through interactive exercises, students created personalized roadmaps, fostering self-discovery and strategic planning to align their academic efforts with long-term ambitions.

In the second session, Dr. Deepak Bikram Thapa Chhetri, Director of Engineering at KCC, introduced the “Leadership and Management” program, a unique 8-credit initiative integrated into all eight semesters of the BBA curriculum. This program focuses on equipping students with practical leadership and managerial skills, ensuring they graduate as industry-ready professionals capable of thriving in dynamic environments. Dr. Chhetri emphasized the program’s role in preparing students to excel as future leaders in their respective fields.

The workshop provided students with valuable tools for career clarity, leadership development, and personal growth. By focusing on self-discovery, goal-setting, and strategic thinking, Kantipur City College reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing visionary leaders equipped for professional success.

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The Department of Continuing Education (DCE) at Kanitpur City College, in collaboration with Broadways Infosys, conducted 40-hour Machine Learning Training Classes for BE Computer VII Semester students. The program covered key ML concepts, including supervised and unsupervised learning, algorithms, data preprocessing, and hands-on projects using tools like Python and Tensor Flow. Delivered by expert trainers, the classes emphasized practical applications, allowing students to work on real-world datasets. Highly appreciated by students, this initiative bridged the gap between academia and industry, equipping participants with essential skills in AI and data science.

On December 21, 2024, the Department of Continuing Education (DCE) at Kantipur City College (KCC) organized a one-day workshop on WordPress for BCA and BIT 7th semester students. The workshop aimed to provide practical knowledge about building and managing websites using WordPress, one of the world’s most popular content management systems. Facilitated by experienced professionals, the sessions covered a range of topics, including an introduction to the WordPress ecosystem, website creation, theme customization, and plugin integration. Students also participated in hands-on activities, building basic websites and experimenting with tools like Yoast SEO and Woo Commerce. The interactive environment encouraged active learning and allowed participants to gain valuable insights into career opportunities in web development. Students appreciated the workshop for its practical relevance and clarity, with many expressing interest in advanced sessions in the future. This initiative highlighted KCC’s commitment to equipping students with industry-relevant skills and enhancing their career readiness.

 

On 4th December 2024, the Department of Continuing Education (DCE) at Kanitpur City College, in collaboration with Broadways Infosys, organized a one-day workshop on Django for BE Computer IV Semester students. The workshop aimed to introduce students to Django, a powerful Python web framework, through hands-on sessions and expert guidance. Participants learned to set up Django environments, create projects, and work with models, views, templates, and databases. The interactive sessions also highlighted real-world applications of Django, enhancing students’ understanding of its practical uses. The initiative was well-received, equipping students with essential web development skills and showcasing the college’s commitment to integrating industry-oriented learning.