In the latest development, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev arrived at Nepal’s Kathmandu for the launch of two new television channels as a part of the Patanjali group …
WorldLink taps Nokia to boost broadband in Nepal
Nepal’s leading broadband provider WorldLink Communications is using Nokia solutions to offer a seamless home Wi-Fi experience for its customers.
Export growth of Nepali coffee encouraging despite adverse impact of COVID-19 pandemic
Export earnings of Nepali coffee soared by 66.37 percent to Rs 96 million in fiscal year 2020/21 despite the fact that the COVID-19 pandemic has grappled the global economy.The records of Nepal Tea …
Nepal transitions to e-passports to improve passport profile
Nepal began issuing e-passports from Wednesday, replacing the old machine-readable passports, in a move that would slightly increase the profile of the Nepali passport, currently ranked at 110th posit …
Coffee prices in Nepal stagnate while global market sees record multi-year highs
While coffee prices have surged to multi-year highs in the global market amid supply setbacks this November, prices in Nepal have remained stagnant, disappointing growers who are struggling to recover …
VMware appoints new country manager for Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan
With over 20 years of experience in business development across various enterprise technology companies, Sayeed will focus on driving growth, sales and strategy for VMware in the region …
VMware appoints new country manager for Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan
With over 20 years of experience in business development across various enterprise technology companies, Sayeed will focus on driving growth, sales and strategy for VMware in the region …
Arghakhanchi man seeks financial assistance to treat abdominal ailment
Arghakhanchi district, was recently seen pleading for support in the social media. With the passage of time, Nepali’s abdomen has been swelling and protruding following a failed treatment of hernia.
Nepal: Drowning in sorrow
Despite protests, defiant sand mining and quarry contractors have continued to leave large abandoned pits along Nepal’s rivers in which children drown by the dozens every year.
Aaron Capital of US looks into investment in Nepal
David S Wolfe, chairman at Aaron Capital Inc, an investment bank in the US, was recently in the valley to look for potential investment opportunities in Nepal.