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Public Procurement: A strategic tool for good governance in Nepal

Kathmandu, Oct 8: Public procurement is the lawful process through which governments acquire goods, services, and construction works. It ensures that resources collected through taxes and revenues are used responsibly, transparently, and effectively. A strong procurement system guided by principles of transparency, accountability, fair competition, value for money, and sustainability

Mustang customs collects over Rs 2.2bln in revenue within two…

The Nechung Customs Office at Korala Pass on the Nepal–Tibet northern border has collected revenue worth Rs 2.2 billion within

Global IME Bank Launches ‘Goal Based Saving’ Scheme

Global IME Bank Limited has introduced the ‘Goal Based Saving’ scheme, enabling customers to set financial targets and save accordingly.

FNCCI urges assurance against attacks on business and personal property

The Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) has urged the government to ensure that business and personal

Billing system tender under scrutiny: Nepal Telecom suspends price bid…

The official reason given for the postponement is the situation created by the ongoing Gen Z Movement. However, the procurement

Finance Minister rules out dissolution of province structure

Finance Minister Rameshwar Khanal has said that there is no possibility of abolishing the provincial structure.

Insurance claims worth 22.25 billion

Insurance claims for damages incurred during the Gen Z movement have reached Rs 22.25 billion.

Petroleum products of Rs 26b imported from Birgunj

The petroleum products of Rs 26.33 billion were imported from Bigunj Customs Point in the first two months of the

Insurance claims from Gen-Z protest damage reach Rs 20.7 billion

Insurance claims for damages to public and private property incurred during the Gen-Z protests on September 8–9 (Bhadra 23–24) have

Finance Ministry forms taskforce to study and recommend reforms for…

he Ministry of Finance government formed a five member taskforce to study the existing problems and distortions in the capital