Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang on June 6 urged the Centre to build an international business corridor in West Sikkim for improved connectivity with Nepal, which, he claimed, will boost development …
Nepal, India strike cross-border infrastructure deals
During a high-level meeting, the South Asian neighbours increased cooperation on connectivity and energy infrastructure, opening the door to new markets for Nepal’s energy producers …
Nepal clamps down on wealthy wildlife collectors with landmark court ruling
Wildlife collectors in Nepal will have to declare their collections to the government, under a landmark ruling spurred by the perceived injustice of the country’s strict wildlife protection laws.
Nepal clamps down on wealthy wildlife collectors with landmark court ruling
Wildlife collectors in Nepal will have to declare their collections to the government, under a landmark ruling spurred by the perceived injustice of the country’s strict wildlife protection laws.
Nepal, India should hold talks to resolve border issue: PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ on Monday said that officials from both Nepal and India should sit down for discussions to resolve the border issue between the two countries.
Budget 2023: Will It Lift Nepal’s Descending Economy?
Finance Minister Dr Prakash Saran Mahat presented the budget for the upcoming fiscal year in the parliament on 29th May 2023, with promises to lift the descending economy and to accelerate development …
India’s comparative advantage in investing in Nepal cannot be overstated says Prime Minister of Nepal, Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’
The India-Nepal Business Summit concluded successfully, marking a significant milestone in the strengthening of economic cooperation, and deepening bilateral relations between the two neighboring …
Why development projects in Nepal are seldom completed on time
As the government faces a resource crunch to implement development projects, the finance minister was circumspect in budget-making. While resource crunch is a problem, the inability to spend available …
Nepal man’s life worth $7,000? Ruling called discriminatory
The family of a Nepalese man who died in police custody in Tokyo was awarded 1 million yen ($7,150) in damages, an amount experts say highlights the discriminatory nature of the State Redress Law.
22 half-burnt Nepal, Bangladesh, India passports found at Noida high rise
Police said that the 22 passports belong to 20 people. “Out of four Bangladeshi passports two belong to two people each as their first passport seems to have expired and the second passport has been …