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New loadshedding schedule December 17 2013 (Poush 2, 2070)
NEA (Nepal Electricity Authority)- the government owned sole authority for generating and distributing electricity in the country, has announced fresh schedule of loadshedding in the country. With the new loadshedding schedule effective from December 17, 2013 (Poush 2, 2070), there will be nine hours power cut daily, which is increment of 3 hours per day.
Due to reduction of water level in the river, the country falls short of about 400 Mega watt electricity compelling to cut the power for 63 hours per week, which may be increased more during the dry season. The new loadshedding from push 2, Tuesday will be having three shifts of power cut on 4 days, one shift in one day and two shifts for two days.
Here is the new loadshedding schedule effective from Poush 2 Tuesday (Dec 17, 2013)
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Ah, the famous 9-hour load-shedding of 2013! I was living in Nepal during those days, and we literally organized our lives around this NEA schedule. Charging power banks and securing offline mobile games was the ultimate hustle for survival. 😄
BalasHapusIt feels like a completely different era now. While the power cuts have reduced dramatically, the digital struggles have evolved entirely. For gamers in Nepal today, the battle isn't about keeping the device powered through a blackout; it's about keeping it optimized. We face lag, overheating, and shaky sensitivity configurations that ruin the competitive edge.
Interestingly, we have been building modern solutions for these newer problems. Whether it's finding the latest APK updates safely or tweaking your device for smoother FPS, the focus has shifted from electricity to software optimization.
You can check out some of these modern performance tools and APK guides over at FFire App (https://ffireapp.com/). It's wild to think that a decade ago, we were just trying to keep the phone on, and now we are trying to keep the game running flawlessly through high-action battles!
Has the electricity situation completely stabilized in your area now, or do you still rely on inverters during the dry season?