If people are given a chance to work in their trained fields, they will not want to go abroad.
Meet Binod Chaudhary, richest person of Nepal with net worth Rs 14,700 crore; owns 136 companies
Business tycoon-turned-politician Binod Chaudhary is the only Nepalese billionaire in the world. He owns 136 companies.
Govt doesn’t register Nepal-made vehicles
Amidst continuous propagation that the government will prioritise use of domestic manufactured products, lack of regulations for registering vehicles manufactured in the country has led to constant …
Talks held to operate direct flight between Myanmar and GBIA
The Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) has organised a discussion programme to conduct direct air service from Yangon, the capital of Myanmar, to Gautam Buddha International Airport (GBIA) in Bhairahawa, with …
With no minister since October 2022, Nepal’s environmental issues hang in limbo
Nepal hasn’t had an environment minister since the October last year — a vacuum that could be either good or bad, depending on how one looks at it. The position had become vacant after then Minister …
Malaysia post 236 runs target against Nepal
A century partnership between Captain Faiz and Opeer Singh, helped the visitors put 235 runs on the scoreboard in the stipulated 50 overs.
Nepal defeat Malaysia by 6 wickets in opening match of ACC Premier Cup 2023
With a partnership between Ahmed Faiz, the captain, and opener Virandeep Singh, Malaysia posed a challenge of 236 runs for Nepal …
Joint Letter to Finance Minister: Expand Nepal’s Child Grant Program
An open letter to Nepal’s Finance Minister, Prakash Sharan Mahat, calling for an expansion of the country’s Child Grant program.
Nepal: Expand Child Grant Program to All Families
The Nepali government should expand the Child Grant program to all families in the forthcoming budget as a crucial step toward ensuring the right of all children to an adequate standard of living.
Tranglo hopes to kick financial inclusion into high gear with futsal sponsorship
Remittance is a major GDP contributor for Nepal, which comes close to 23%. About 56% of Nepali households rely on remittances, making lowering costs and improving accessibility a crucial goal.