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‘Country’s public debt is manageable; we will not get caught…

Kathmandu, July 1: Finance Minister Barsha Man Pun has ruled out the possibility of Nepal getting entrapped in the debt trap, saying compared to other countries Nepal's public debt is in a manageable situation. Responding to queries by lawmakers in a meeting of the House of Representatives today, the Finance

Tourism Minister Tamang stresses on protecting NAC’s prestige

Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Hit Bahadur Tamang has said that all should protect the dignity of the

NOC hikes petrol, diesel price from today midnight

According to the new purchase price received from Indian Oil Corporation, petrol price has been increased by Rs.2 per liter

I will make efforts to bring Australian investment to Nepal:…

Sanjeev Sharma has been appointed as the Honorary Consul for Melbourne, Australia.

FNCCI President Dhakal Urges OPEC Fund for More Investment in…

Kathmandu, June 26: President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI), Chandra Prasad Dhakal, has emphasized

Proposals on cutting back on expenditure rejected by HoR majority

A meeting of the House of Representatives (HoR) today rejected by a majority the proposals on cutting back on expenditure

Govt. committed to proportional and balanced development: Minister Pun

The rest of the budget comprises fiscal transfers including 148 billion for financial equalization grants, Rs.13.20 billion for supplementary grants

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Nepal’s net foreign assets increased by 6.6 percent: NRB

he Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), the central bank of Nepal, has said that the net foreign assets (NFA) of financial

Minister Sharma rules out coalition rift over budget

Minister for Communications and Information Technology Rekha Sharma has clarified that the newly unveiled budget would not be a bone

66.3 MW Madhya Kaligandaki hydropower secures investment

Co-financing banks and promoter companies have signed a loan agreement to manage the financial management of the 66.3 MW Madhya