PM Dahal directs to arrange policy to register vehicles manufactured in Nepal

Kathmandu: Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ directed to make necessary legal arrangements for the registration process of vehicles made in Nepal. On Sunday morning, Prime Minister Prachanda instructed the Chief Secretary Shankardas Bairagi to quickly advance the draft law and to bring an incentive policy. The news of vehicles manufactured in Nepal including ‘Yatri’… Continue reading PM Dahal directs to arrange policy to register vehicles manufactured in Nepal

Profits of commercial banks in Nepal increases by 11 pc

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Kathmandu: By the third quarter of the current financial year 2022/2023, the profit of commercial banks has reached 48.37 billion rupees. According to the unrefined financial statement of the third quarter published by the commercial banks, the profit of the commercial banks has increased by 10.92 percent in the same period of the current financial… Continue reading Profits of commercial banks in Nepal increases by 11 pc

Nepal and India to sign a special agreement on electricity trade

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Kathmandu: Preparations have been made for a special agreement between Nepal and India on electricity trade. During the visit of Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ to India, which is scheduled to take place in the mid-May, preparations have been started to make a special agreement at the government level meeting of the two countries… Continue reading Nepal and India to sign a special agreement on electricity trade

More than 600,000 Nepali went abroad for work in last 9 months

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Kathmandu: In the current financial year, the number of people going abroad for foreign employment has exceeded 6 lakh. With 3 months left to the end of the financial year, the number of new labor permits and renewal of old permits for foreign employment has reached 650,798, according to the Department of Foreign Employment.

NAC buying 3 aircrafts for domestic flights

Kathmandu: Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) has advanced the process of purchasing three new planes to fly to airports in remote, hilly and mountainous areas with short runways. The Board of Directors meeting has formed a sub-committee under the coordination of Captain Sudhir Shamsher Rai, Senior Board Member, to carry forward the ship purchase process. The… Continue reading NAC buying 3 aircrafts for domestic flights

Investment Board decides to proceed with major projects

Kathmandu: Domestic, foreign and large-scale projects will be promoted through the Investment Board Nepal (IBN). The 53rd meeting of the Board chaired by Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has decided to go ahead with such big projects. Finance Minister Dr. Prakasharan Maha has said that it has been decided to advance the hydropower projects in… Continue reading Investment Board decides to proceed with major projects

IMF predicts India’s economy to be the fastest growing economy in the world

Kathmandu: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has predicted that India’s economy will grow at the fastest rate in the world. In the IMF’s flagship publication ‘World Economic Outlook’, India is projected to be the fastest growing economy in the world despite the turmoil in the financial sector, high inflation, the Russia-Ukraine war and the three-year-long… Continue reading IMF predicts India’s economy to be the fastest growing economy in the world

Domestic airfare drops in Nepal

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Kathmandu: Domestic flight fares have decreased. After the Nepal Oil Corporation reduced the price of air turbine fuel (ATF) by Rs 10 per liter, the ‘fuel surcharge’ under the air fare of domestic flights has been reduced. According to Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal the highest air fare on the Kathmandu-Dhangadhi route has decreased by… Continue reading Domestic airfare drops in Nepal

Nepal’s Growth Faces Slowdown Amidst Domestic and External Challenges

Kathmandu: Growth in Nepal this year will be slower than previously projected due to the impacts of import restrictions, monetary policy tightening, higher inflation, and shrinking government expenditure reflecting lower government revenue, according to the World Bank’s twice-a-year country update. Released today, the latest Nepal Development Update (April 2023): Fine-Tuning Policy in a Turbulent Environment,… Continue reading Nepal’s Growth Faces Slowdown Amidst Domestic and External Challenges