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Singha Durbar to have high-capacity charging stations

Kathmandu: High-capacity charging stations for electric vehicles are to be built at the country’s main administrative hub, Singha Durbar. The country’s major administrative centre has charging stations, but not of the high-capacity. The government decides to set up five charging stations of 30 kilowatts of capacity each and the ‘Energy

NPC’s study opposes foreign investment in primary sector of agriculture

A study done by the National Planning Commission (NPC) has said foreign investment should not be made in the primary

Nepal Electricity Authority
Process started for construction of Semi-reservoir Kimathanka Arun Hydropower Project

Process has been forwarded for the construction of Kimathanka Arun Hydroelectricity Project. The 454-megawatts-capacity semi-reservoir type project is based in

NRB
NRB launches campaign to strengthen digital financial literacy

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has launched the digital financial literacy programme from Darchula of the Sudurpaschim Province.

Government aware about building self-reliant economy: Minister Badu

Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supplies Dilendra Prasad Badu said the government was aware about building self-reliant economy.

India lifts ban on wheat export to Nepal

Kathmandu: India has lifted the ban on export of wheat to Nepal. It had imposed a ban five months back.

Govt. comes up with Strategic Action Plan for Visit Nepal…

Kathmandu: The government has prepared the Strategic Action Plan for Visit Nepal Decade (2023-2032) with a target to bring in

President Bhandari terms entrepreneurs, farmers as backbone for country’s economy

President Bidya Devi Bhandari has said that state agencies should pay attention towards entrepreneurs and farmers since they are the

Nepal Chamber requests trade facilitation with Bangladesh

Nepal Chamber of Commerce (NCC) has discussed business facilitation with industrialists and businessmen of Bangladesh today.

NIBL endorses 11 percent dividend to its shareholders

Nepal Investment Bank Limited (NIBL) has endorsed the proposal to distribute 11 percent dividend (4% bonus share and 7% cash)