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NIBL endorses 11 percent dividend to its shareholders

Kathmandu: Nepal Investment Bank Limited (NIBL) has endorsed the proposal to distribute 11 percent dividend to its shareholders. The Bank's 36th annual general meeting today took a decision to this effect. The dividend endorsed by the Bank includes four percent bonus share and seven percent cash. The AGM also passed

Successful test flight at Pokhara Regional International Airport

Kathmandu: Test flight has been become successful at Pokhara Regional International Airport. Yeti Airlines successfully completed its first test flight

Nepal Electricity Authority
NEA sells power worth Rs 11.16 billion to Indian market

Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has exported one billion 357 million 757 thousand units of electricity to India. The state power

Cucumber farmers making good income in Nawalparasi

The farmers at Jukepani of Hupsekot Rural Municipality-1 in Nawalparasi Purba are now busy in collecting cucumbers from the field.

Revenue collection below target, 13.63% less than the target

Internal revenue collection has failed to meet the target set for the current fiscal year. In the first five months

Cable car operation within three months in Moula Kalika

Within the next three months, it will be possible to take a cable car to go to the Moula Kalika

nepse
NEPSE index down by 27.54 points

The stock market index NEPSE has fallen by about one and a half percent. On the first trading day of

Nepal Rastra Bank
Country receives Rs 378 billion in remittance in four months

With impressive growth rate in the remittance inflow compared to the last year, the country has received Rs 378.04 billion

Expo contributes to national economy: President Bhandari

President Bidya Devi Bhandari on Thursday inaugurated the 7th edition of ‘Birat Expo and Industrial Trade Fair’ in the premises

Govt., private sector should come together to resolve economic problems:…

Finance Minister Janardan Sharma has said the government was committed to resolve problems seen in the country’s economy. Addressing the