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Private sector optimistic of government’s policies and programmes

Chitwan, May 13: The policies and programmes unveiled by the government for coming fiscal year 2026/2027 have generated enthusiasm among the private sector. The entrepreneurs in the district said though the policies and programmes are seen effective, they are in a wait-and-see situation regarding its implementation. President of Chitwan Chamber

Market monitoring in Tokha, 46 erring businesses booked

The Municipality mentioned that 39 businesses, including fish and meat shops, dairy stores, veterinary medicine shops, handicraft businesses and grocery

Proposal seeking consideration on ‘Alternative Development Finance Mobilization Bill-2082’ passed

Kathmandu, May 12: The House of Representatives has passed a proposal presented seeking consideration on the ‘Alternative Development Finance Mobilization

Remittance inflow stood at Rs. 209 billion in Chaitra

During mid-March to mid-April (Nepali month of Chaitra), remittance inflows stood at Rs. 209.75 billion.

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Govt’s current account remains surplus of Rs. 618 billion: NRB

Kathmandu, May 12: Nepal Rastra Bank, the central bank of Nepal, has stated that the country’s current account and balance

Gandaki Province holding pre-budget discussions

As the province government has not been able to increase internal resources, it is facing stress during budget formulation.

NRB’s budget review report presented to Finance Minister

Kathmandu, May 11: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) today submitted a full-term budget review report of the budget for the upcoming

ICAN calls for tech-driven, investment-friendly policies in upcoming budget

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nepal (ICAN), the regulatory body of Nepali Chartered Accountants, has urged the government to

Household insurance turning effective in Nepalgunj

The premium amount of this scheme is borne by the local government itself and being based on the scale of

Budget expenditure low as Rs 1153 billion in 10 months…

As the first 10 months of the current fiscal year 2025/26 (2082/83 BS), the government's expenditure reached Rs 1153 billion,