Kathmandu. Arghakhanchi Cement had moved the Supreme Court on the issue of dedicated feeder and trunk line arrears.
The Supreme Court (SC) has refused to issue an interim order to the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) after it cut off power supply to the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA).
A single bench of Justice Tek Prasad Dhungana refused to issue an interim order on the writ petition. The opposition parties including Cement and NEA have been summoned for discussion on November 13.
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Lumbini Province Chief Minister directs to include only implementable plans
Who are the winning candidates in the FNJ?
Pandey elected as Associate Vice-President of FNCCI, Mathema and Malla elected as members.
Chairman Shrestha vows to work for the upliftment of economy
Pandey retains lead for associate vice-president
Public Procurement Act Amendment: Government e-Marketplace to be operated, duration of national and international tenders reduced
1594 office-bearers of political appointment relieved of their posts at once, preparations to expedite appointment process for vacant posts (with list)
Rana sacks CEO of Himalayan Investment Banker
Entrepreneur Agrawal arrested
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