Govt transfers 15 joint secretaries

Kathmandu. The government has transferred 15 joint secretaries. A meeting of the Council of Ministers held[...]

I am effortful to create investment-friendly environment with security to private sector: Minister Khanal

Kathmandu. Minister Khanal said that he was effortful to give an outlet to the country's economy[...]

Cabinet dissolves Land Problems Resolution Commission, promotes four DIGs to AIG

Kathmandu. The government has decided to dissolve the Land Problems Resolution Commission and all district committees.[...]

Corruption case filed against 13 members of Rapti Academy of Health Sciences

. The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has arrested the then vice-chancellor[...]

Rs 6.5 crore seized in 2 months

Birgunj. The Armed Police Force (APF) Nepal No. 13 Battalion Headquarters Parsa has seized various customs[...]

Govt to give tax exemption to businesses affected by Genji protests

Kathmandu. The government has decided to provide tax exemption and concessions to those affected by the[...]

World economy in better shape than previously projected: IMF chief

WASHINGTON. The head of the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday that the global economy is[...]

Trading Company Surkhet sells food worth more than Rs 10 million during Dashain

Karnali. The Karnali State-based Food Management and Trade Company Limited Surkhet has sold food items worth[...]

Nepal and Germany sign two agreements on financial and technical cooperation, pledged 20 million euros

Kathmandu. KATHMANDU: The Government of Nepal and the Federal Republic of Germany today signed two agreements[...]

Rs 12 billion to be spent on reconstruction of damaged roads

Kathmandu. The government has said that Rs 12.38 billion will be required for the reconstruction of[...]

World Bank predicts economic growth in Nepal due to Genji agitation

Kathmandu. According to the World Bank, Nepal's economic growth rate is slowing down. According to the[...]

South Asia’s economic growth slows, AI and trade reforms can boost jobs: World Bank

Kathmandu. The World Bank has forecast that South Asia's economy will grow by 6.6 percent this[...]