The outlook highlights increasing pressure on food production, water resources, and energy systems, as well as heightened vulnerability in both rural and urban areas, reads the press statement by ICIMOD.
According to traders, imports of major fruits such as mangoes and bananas have already declined significantly following the government's policy shift. However, importers holding valid Letters of Credit (LCs) are still allowed to bring in and sell fruits under existing arrangements.
Kathmandu, June 11: Finance Minister Dr Swarnim Wagle has ruled out the allegations labelled against him regarding the information leakage on tax determination on import
Kathmandu, June 8: Global IME Bank Limited and Bhat-Bhateni Supermarket & Departmental Store, one of the largest super store operating in Nepal, have signed an
Kathmandu, June 11: The Ministry of Education and Sports has appointed Bishal Shrestha, former goalkeeper of the National Football Team, as the Vice Chairperson of