Latest
World & Diaspora

Bajaj names Rabindra Dhant brand ambassador for Pulsar NS

The partnership adopts the concept Raw Power Meets Raw Power to highlight aggressive performance and character.

WeNepal NewsroomAuto-published, routine

1 min read

Auto-published · routine
0:36
Bajaj names Rabindra Dhant brand ambassador for Pulsar NS - world news - Sources: OnlineKhabar English, Khabarhub English

In short

  • Bajaj selected Rabindra Dhant as the brand ambassador for the Pulsar NS motorcycle series.
  • The collaboration is structured around the conceptual theme of Raw Power Meets Raw Power.
  • The partnership aims to connect with young riders and performance motorcycle enthusiasts.

Motorcycle manufacturer Bajaj has officially selected Rabindra Dhant to serve as the brand ambassador for the Pulsar NS series. According to announcements made on 1 October 2026, the collaboration connects the motorcycle lineup with Dhant's attributes of strength, intensity, speed, and confidence. The partnership is built around the concept of Raw Power Meets Raw Power. Company representatives explained that the agreement bridges Dhant's personality traits with the aggressive performance and muscular street-fighter design characteristic of the Pulsar NS models. Through this joint effort, Bajaj intends to communicate the technical aspects and bold character of the motorcycles more effectively. The company stated that the initiative aims to deepen engagement with young riders and performance-oriented motorcycle enthusiasts across digital platforms and showrooms.

Auto-published · routine. This summary was drafted with AI from the sources listed and published after passing our automatic checks for routine stories. An editor reviews a daily sample. How we use AI

https://wenepal.com/article/bajaj-names-rabindra-dhant-brand-ambassador-for-pulsar-ns-20261002

Your reaction

Comments

Comments are not open yet. We are building moderation first so the conversation stays safe. Use the contact form to reach the newsroom.

Contact

Related stories

Environment

Minister vows to champion climate justice internationally

Speaking at a symposium in Kathmandu, the minister stated that climate justice will be robustly highlighted on the global platform. The official stressed that mountainous regions sustain water, agriculture, and livelihoods for billions of people far beyond national borders. Pointing out that the country contributes less than 0.1 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, the address highlighted that the demand is for accountability rather than sympathy. Additionally, the formation of a climate resilience mechanism involving China, India, and the home country was advocated. Sources: Ratopati, Reporters Nepal · AI-assisted summary by WeNepal

Culture

Over 88,000 foreign tourists enter Nepal during September

Nepal welcomed 88,248 foreign visitors during the month of September 2026. Data shows that 17,425 Indian citizens travelled to the country, making up 19.75 percent of all arrivals. Significant numbers also arrived from various other nations, including China, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Japan, Malaysia, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam. Authorities noted that tourist numbers could have been higher, but flooding along the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa during the previous month impacted movement. Sources: Ratopati, Khabarhub, Reporters Nepal · AI-assisted summary by WeNepal

Services resume at department

The ministry released a notice about the restoration of services. The official announcement details the resumption of operations. Sources: Ministry of Home Affairs · AI-assisted summary by WeNepal

World & Diaspora

Foreign Minister Khanal returns from 81st UNGA in New York

Minister for Foreign Affairs Shisir Khanal has returned to Nepal following his participation in the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. He departed for the United States on 20 September. During the visit, Khanal organized a special climate program titled 'Sagarmatha to the Sea: A Call to Action for a Climate-Resilient Future.' He also engaged in bilateral meetings with counterparts from various nations. Officials stated that his discussions helped enhance the country's international reputation. Sources: The Annapurna Express, Republica, The Rising Nepal · AI-assisted summary by WeNepal

More

Nepal, in minutes — in your inbox

The Pulse every morning. No spam, unsubscribe any time.