Economy
Economic survey presented, projection of 5.5 economic growth
Kathmandu, May 27 : Finance Minister Dr Yuba Raj Khatiwada presented the economic survey of the current fiscal year and...
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WB provides 266 million US dollar concessional loan
Kathmandu, May 10: The World Bank (WB) has agreed to provide concessional loan of 200 million US dollar under the...
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KfW pulls out from heritages reconstruction task commitment
Bhaktapur, April 26 : German Development Bank (KfW) has pulled out from heritages reconstruction task. The Bank withdrew from the...
विस्तृत पढ्नुहोस्Economic growth rate projected to be 5.89 %
Kathmandu, April 25 : The economic growth rate is projected to be 5.89 per cent in the current fiscal year....
विस्तृत पढ्नुहोस्GDP Per Capita exceeds Rs 100,000
Kathmandu, April 25: The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Per Capita is estimated to reach Rs 103, 000 or 1,004 US...
विस्तृत पढ्नुहोस्Naryanhiti Museum collects revenue of over Rs 230 million in nine years
Kathmandu, April 15:The Narayanhiti Durbar (Palace) Museum has welcomed more than 2.7 million visitors in nine years of its operation....
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Finance Minister defends ‘white paper’, says it presents real picture
Kathmandu, April 3: Finance Minister Dr Yubraj Khatiwada has claimed the country's real economic picture has been presented in the...
विस्तृत पढ्नुहोस्Shares worth Rs 1.72 billion transacted in a week
Kathmandu, March 24: Shares worth Rs 1.72 billion were traded in the share market this week. According to Nepal Stock...
विस्तृत पढ्नुहोस्NEPSE index falls 26.92 points on weekend day today
Kathmandu, Feb 24: The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) index dipped 26.92 points to sit at 1,386.98 points on the last...
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Economic progress vital for country’s development, says Vice President
Dhulikhel, Feb 9: Vice President Nanda Bahadur Pun has said only economic development is vital for the development of the...
विस्तृत पढ्नुहोस्First Obor China-Nepal Lacquer Art Exhibition drawing audiences
Kathmandu, Feb 7 (RSS): The First Obor China-Nepal Lacquer Art Exhibition with the theme 'Reaching the Summit' has caught the...
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Interim order to release Sumargi’s funds
Kathmandu, Feb 6 : The Supreme Court has paved the way for businessman Ajaya Raj Sumargi to recover around...
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After 154 years, Nepali tea gets int’l trademark
Govinda Prasad Lamichhane /rss Ilam, Feb 3 : Nepal's orthodox tea has got its own trademark after 154 years...
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Department of Transport sending hoary vehicles off road
Kathmandu, Feb 2 : The Department of Transport Management is to ban the operation of the vehicles running for two...
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(FILES) In this file photograph taken on April 20, 2015, Mount Everest (Background) and the Nupse-Lohtse massif (Foreground) are seen from the village of Tembuche in the Kumbh region of north-eastern Nepal. Poor regulation, overcrowding and climate change is pushing Everest climbers away from Nepal to China, where a rival path to the top of the world threatens a long-standing source of revenue for the cash-strapped Himalayan nation. Veteran climbing outfits, fed up with amateurs and a lax attitude to safety on Nepal’s southern flank of the 8,848 metre (29,029-foot) peak, are starting to shift operations to Everest’s north side in Tibet. / AFP PHOTO / ROBERTO SCHMIDT / TO GO WITH ‘NEPAL-CHINA-EVEREST-MOUNTAINEERING’ BY ANNABEL SYMINGTON
Kathmandu, Feb 1 (RSS): Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has said that Nepal is an attractive destination for world tourism....
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