Building a more accurate digital Nepal.
I identify and correct inaccurate, outdated, missing, and broken information across digital platforms. From maps and websites to public records and online profiles, I work to make the information people rely on more accurate, accessible, and useful.
When I can make a correction myself, I do. When an official change is needed, I bring the issue to the people responsible.
Independent research, verification, and review of publicly available information.
Fixing the details that matter.
Digital information shapes how people discover businesses, access services, navigate places, and understand organizations. When that information is wrong, even small errors can create confusion, inconvenience, and missed opportunities.
My work focuses on identifying these problems and helping get them resolved.
I independently review publicly available information, verify issues, make corrections where public contributions are possible, and communicate findings to the relevant organizations or individuals when official action is required.
The goal is straightforward: make digital information more reliable for everyone who depends on it.
This work is carried out independently in the public interest.
Finding and fixing information problems.
Identify missing places, incorrect addresses, outdated business details, and other inaccuracies in digital maps. Where permitted, I contribute verified corrections to help make location information more complete and reliable.
Review publicly accessible websites for outdated content, broken links, incorrect contact details, expired domains, inaccessible pages, and missing information. Findings are documented and shared with the responsible organization when an update is needed.
Contribute to Wikipedia and other open knowledge platforms by improving information related to Nepal. Contributions focus on accuracy, reliable sourcing, neutrality, and verifiability.
Review the public-facing profiles of businesses, organizations, institutions, and public figures for outdated biographies, incorrect contact information, broken links, and other inconsistencies. Where appropriate, findings are communicated to those responsible for maintaining the profiles.
Examine publicly available information from government agencies, public institutions, businesses, and organizations to identify inaccuracies, inconsistencies, and missing details. Corrections are made where possible, while issues requiring official updates are brought to the attention of the relevant authority.
Small corrections. Meaningful improvements.
Most information errors aren't major.
They're small details that go unnoticed.
- An outdated address.
- An incorrect designation.
- A missing business.
- An old contact number.
- An inaccurate biography.
- A website that hasn't been updated.
Good organizations and respected individuals can still have inaccurate information online—not because of negligence, but because information changes over time. These problems often persist simply because nobody notices them, takes responsibility for reporting them, or follows up with the right people.
Over time, I've come to recognize how easily these small errors go unnoticed. Rather than ignoring them, I verify what I can, make corrections where possible, and bring the remaining issues to the attention of those responsible.
I cannot fix everything myself. But I can correct what is within my reach.
Beyond that, I am just another responsible citizen.
I don't turn a blind eye. I don't just vent.
When something is wrong, missing, unsafe, or in need of attention, I try to understand the issue first. If it warrants action, I contact the relevant person, organization, or authority through the appropriate channels. I try not to simply ignore it or complain about it publicly.
Whether it concerns a public service, a damaged facility, a civic problem, or a legitimate public-safety concern, I try to bring it to the people who can do something about it.
I may not be able to solve every problem myself. But I can make a reasonable effort to ensure that legitimate concerns reach the right people.
Beyond my work with digital information, I see this as part of a broader responsibility: being an attentive, constructive citizen.
Supporting public-interest initiatives that improve access to information.
Alongside my contributions, I work on and support public-interest initiatives that improve access to information and digital resources.
Public-Interest Initiatives
I contribute to and collaborate on initiatives that improve access to information, technology, and digital resources. Some initiatives are independently started, while others are developed in collaboration with people and organizations working toward similar goals.
I also contribute to Nepalwide.org, an independent public-interest initiative focused on organizing Nepal's information and making it universally accessible and useful.
Visit Nepalwide.orgBetter information creates better experiences.
A single correction may seem insignificant. But accurate addresses, reliable contact details, up-to-date public information, and trustworthy digital records make a real difference in people's everyday lives.
I work toward a digital Nepal where information is easier to find, safer to rely on, and less likely to mislead.
One correction at a time.
Notice something that needs fixing?
Have you found inaccurate information, an outdated listing, a broken website, or something missing from a public platform?
Use the contact form to report an issue, share a suggestion, discuss a public-interest initiative, or get in touch about my work.
If possible, include the relevant link, a description of the issue, and a reliable source that helps verify the correction.