psst, namaste! I’m
Yukesh Chaudhary
Founder & CEO of Niguro — Nepal’s own search engine.
I build search engines, make fun little internet things, and give away what I learn as free books and tools.
- aka Yukesh Rajbanshi
- युकेश चौधरी
- made in Morang
Years building
Ventures launched
Articles
Free books
right now
What I’m building
Niguro — Nepal’s own search engine
Registered as Niriv in 2019, launched as Niguro in 2026. Today it is a family: the search engine, the Pako browser and Bhotu, Niguro’s AI.
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Niguro Search Live Nepal’s own search engine — web, images, videos, news and products. niguro.com ↗
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Pako Browser New · 4.0 A private, Nepal-first browser with Bhotu AI built in. Free for Windows. pako.niguro.com ↗
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Bhotu AI
Niguro’s AI — answers with live news, markets and weather.
niguro.com/bhotu ↗
My story
Born in Dainiya, Morang in 1995. From YukeshMedia in 2018 to Nepal’s own search engine.
Read the biography → ◆Ventures
YukeshMedia, Scriling News, Scrilpost, ScrilNow — each one taught me something Niguro needed.
See all ventures →Press & media
“Nepal’s first true search engine” — the announcements and the coverage.
Read coverage →psst, the fun side
Creative & fun projects
Side quests from the Niguro family — quizzes, posters and news you actually want to open.
psst, the news but make it fun
The Ditible
A news aggregator you actually want to open: read it, get it, share it — with daily streaks and share cards.
ditible.com
fresh from the blog
Latest writing
free, no sign-up
Books you can read right here
Field guides from the work itself. Start with SEO, Simply — turn the pages online, or take the PDF with you.
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Vol. 1 The AI Workflow 25 pages · Free PDF -
Vol. 1 How Search Engines Think 18 pages · Free PDF -
Central Entity SEO Strategy 28 pages · Free PDF -
Vol. 2 The Conversion 25 pages · Free PDF
the long way round
A decade of building
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2016
The technical foundation
Completed a computer programming programme — the base for everything that followed.
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2018
YukeshMedia
My first venture: media and advertising in Dainiya. First product, first lesson in building for a local audience.
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2019
Scriling News & Niriv
Launched a digital content platform, and registered what would become Niguro under the name Niriv.
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2021
Building toward sovereignty
Media and aggregation became search infrastructure — crawlers, indexing, local relevance.
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2026
Niriv becomes Niguro
January 1: Niguro launches as Nepal’s independent search engine.
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Now
Building in public
Growing Niguro’s index, writing the journey, and sharing the playbook.
tap a card, no cap
Things people ask me
made in Nepal, free to use
Little tools I made
Sky over Nepal tonight
Moon, planets and ISS passes for 22 Nepali cities — plus your birth-sky poster.
Open → 02 ToolDraw your founder altitude
Turn your startup milestones into a mountain-profile poster.
Open → 03 DataWhat Nepal is searching rn
Live top trends, what’s surging and today’s vibe — from Niguro Trends.
Open →psst, I’m open for this
Ways we can work together
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Partner with Niguro
Search, news, data or distribution in Nepal — let’s build it together.
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Search & SEO advice
How search engines read your site, and what to fix first. Straight from the people who run one.
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Websites, built with AI
From a Lovable draft to a fast WordPress site you own — the workflow from my book.
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Talks & interviews
Search, startups and building tech in Nepal — for events, podcasts and classrooms.
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Press & media
Quotes, photos and the story of Niguro, with a media kit ready to go.
Ask about this →
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Every product led to the next
Media taught aggregation. Aggregation taught relevance. Relevance asked for a search engine.
2019 → 2026 · Flagship · search
Niguro
LiveNepal’s independent search engine and digital ecosystem — web, images, videos, news and products, plus Niguro Cafe, local commerce, weather and utilities. Registered as Niriv in 2019, launched as Niguro in January 2026.
Open the company pagethe inbox is open
Partnerships, press, or a good idea? Say namaste.
I read every message myself. Email is quickest — or send a note from the contact page.



