Finance Minister Janardan Sharma has made it clear that Nepal’s economy will not collapse like that of Sri Lanka.
Some people want to make Nepal’s economy like Sri Lanka’s, but we won’t let that happen: FinMin Sharma
Finance Minister Janardan Sharma has made it clear that Nepal’s economy will not collapse like that of Sri Lanka.
Indian govt to fund NRs. 41.13 million for Wastewater Management Project in Nepal’s Solukhumbu District
The above community development project shall be built under the India-Nepal Development Cooperation with the financial assistance of the Government of India at a total estimated cost of NRs. 41.13 …
Nepal to sell additional 325 MW power in Indian energy market
In a major breakthrough in the energy trading sector, Nepal has received permission to export an additional 325 MW of electricity to the Indian energy market. The Indian Central Electricity Authority …
Nepal gets approval to export additional 325MW of electricity to India
Power generated from Kali Gandaki, Marsyangdi, Middle Marsyangdi and Likhu 4 will be supplied to India after July when Nepal will have a power surplus as the rainy season comes, the senior NEA …
Nepal’s economic growth will be 3.9 percent in FY 2021/22: ADB
KATHMANDU: In the current Fiscal Year 2021/22, Nepal’s economic growth rate is projected to be confined to 3.9 percent. Releasing the Asian Development Outlook 2022 on Wednesday, the Asian Development …
Nepal Becomes The 4th Country To Use RuPay Card After The UAE, Bhutan, Singapore
The decision was taken during the talks held between the two prime ministers, India and Nepal MEA said the launch of the card in Nepal would open new vistas for cooperation in financial connectivity …
China’s boomerang policy and MCC in Nepal
Geopolitics’ is a popular term, especially for buffer states with low economic growth, such as Nepal (This is not exactly suitable for a country like Switzerland). In Nepal, the existing geopolitical …
‘Sharing the air’ proves an obstacle for new Nepal airport in bird paradise
The flight path to the Chinese-funded airport crosses the habitat of vultures and eagles. A landfill site close to the airport also draw these birds of prey, increasing the risk of bird strikes.
‘Sharing the air’ proves an obstacle for new Nepal airport in bird paradise
The flight path to the Chinese-funded airport crosses the habitat of vultures and eagles. A landfill site close to the airport also draw these birds of prey, increasing the risk of bird strikes.