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Life insurance companies’ investment reaches Rs 789 billion

Kathmandu, Dec 10: Life insurance companies in Nepal have invested a total of Rs 789 billion across various sectors in the first quarter of the current fiscal year 2025/26. According to the Nepal Insurance Authority, the insurance regulatory body in Nepal, 14 life insurance companies invested Rs 789.82 billion as

Customs agents’ strike halts custom clearance services

All customs clearance activities across the country have come to a complete halt on Tuesday as customs agents staged a

Slightly higher price of sugarcane elates farmers in Mahottari

Although the government did not set the price of sugarcane as per the sugarcane farmers' demand and expectations, the farmers

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NRB unveils Artificial Intelligence Guidelines for financial institutions

In a move aimed at shaping the future of technology-driven finance, Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has prepared a draft Artificial

Currency appreciation brings more losses than benefits: Economist Thapa

Our import-dependent economy brings in essential industrial raw materials, advanced machinery, and technology. When the Nepali currency weakens, the cost

Government invests over Rs 930 billion in different public entities

The government has invested Rs 930.88 billion in the form of shares and loan in 159 different public corporations and

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Cardamom exports surge from Mechi customs

A total of 1,823.90 metric tons of cardamom was exported in the four-month period. In the corresponding period of the

DoED grants survey licenses to 97 solar projects in Nepal

A total of 97 solar projects with a combined capacity of 2,104 megawatts have received survey licenses to date.

WorldLink leads Nepal’s internet market with over 1 million users

Nepali internet market has seen a significant influx of service providers, with nearly two dozen companies currently engaged in intense

Seven industries granted permission to extract limestone and minerals

The government has decided to allow seven industries to use government-owned land for the extraction of iron ore, granite, and