How TechSastra reports technology in Nepal
Our goal is to give Nepali readers clear, useful information about technology, prices and products. These standards guide how we publish and update that work.
Sourcing and accuracy
We aim to verify launches, specifications, availability and quoted prices against primary sources such as manufacturers, authorized distributors and official announcements whenever those sources are available. Rumours, leaks and expected prices should be identified as unconfirmed rather than presented as established fact.
Price information for Nepal
A price is a snapshot, not a permanent guarantee. Articles should identify the relevant model and storage variant and provide a published or updated date. Retail discounts, stock, colours and bundles can vary, so readers should confirm the final price, VAT bill and warranty with the seller before purchase.
Reviews and buying advice
We distinguish hands-on experience from analysis based on announced specifications and third-party information. Recommendations should consider Nepal pricing, warranty, local availability and practical use—not specifications alone. Any material commercial relationship connected to a recommendation should be disclosed to readers.
Updates and corrections
Technology and prices change quickly. We update stories when new information materially changes what a reader needs to know. If you spot an error, email hello@techsastra.com with the article URL and the correction. We will review the supporting information and correct verified errors.
Editorial independence
Advertising, sponsorships or access to a product should not decide an editorial conclusion. Sponsored material and affiliate relationships should be clearly labelled when present so readers can understand the context.