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KATHMANDU: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is actively preparing to issue fresh currency notes worth Rs 18,500 per individual in anticipation of the upcoming Dashain festival this year. The central bank intends to kick off the distribution of these new...
KATHMANDU: Marking the 18thanniversary, Ncell hosted four friendly football matches titled ‘Purple Kickoff’ at the iconic Lainchaur Ground in Kathmandu. These matches were part of an extended celebration to...
KATHMANDU: A decade and a half ago, Bishwas Dhakal was studying software engineering at...
KATHMANDU: Rajesh Agrawal, the Managing Director of Arghakhanchi Cement Limited, who now brags nationwide fame, had a sober beginning in Butwal-Bhairawaha, the industrial hub of Nepal. He is also a testimony that an efficient businessman, rigorously engaged in the manufacturing sector, should not necessarily be based in Kathmandu Valley. Manufacturing is thought to be riskier
KATHMANDU: Deepak Malhotra is a well-know name in Nepal’s business fraternity, especially in the mobile phone industry. During 2001,when Samsung brand was yet unknown in the Nepali market, Malhotra was the one who took the initiative to bring this global mobile phone brand in Nepal. Hard work and dedication led by Malhotra and his team
KATHMANDU: A few days ago Pawan Golyan, chairman of Reliance Spinning Mills, wrote a message to the company’s staff extending his heartfelt appreciation for the hard work and dedication that they had put in even during such trying times to make the company better. “It is with immense pleasure that I write this message to
KATHMANDU: In a concerted endeavor to invigorate evening tourism in Kirtipur, Kirtipur Municipality and the Kirtipur Volunteer Society joined forces to conduct a training session for tourism guides on September...
KATHMANDU: The Cabinet meeting held on Tuesday has decided to introduce a more lenient approach towards the initial public offering (IPO) regulations. The approval of the Seventh Amendment to...
US based Russian entrepreneur Arsen Tomsky, founder and CEO of inDrive, tech billionaire, recently traveled to Nepal to celebrate the publication of the Nepali translation of his best-selling book,...
