Rs300 million granulated organic fertiliser plant opens in western Nepal
The plant’s production capacity is 200 tonnes daily. The company has opened sales depots in more than 100 locations of several provinces.
The plant’s production capacity is 200 tonnes daily. The company has opened sales depots in more than 100 locations of several provinces.
Protesting in Bhairahawa, cooperatives victims demand their money back as Rastriya Swatantra Party supporters call for Lamichhane’s release.
The girl was lured to a hotel under the guise of attending a training session.
The new facility opened last Wednesday at the Belahiya border point, reducing the hassles of Indian tourists driving through. Earlier, they faced multiple checks.
Entrepreneurs, people’s representatives, and civil society members say Gautam Buddha International Airport, built at a cost of nearly Rs40 billion, has no flights. This puts another Rs80 billion of private sector investments at risk.
The budget has reintroduced the 2.5 percent customs duty on sponge iron imports that was waived three years ago to encourage billet manufacturing.
Archaeologists are divided on who installed the stone. Some believe it was Emperor Ashoka, while others think the residents of the nearby village did it.
Conservationists have been raising concerns about the dire situation of wildlife in Bardiya National Park due to water shortage.
As streams run dry, wild animals from the national park are entering human settlements in search of water, giving rise to human-wildlife conflict.
He has invested Rs60 million in the Sakhiya Fish Resort, which is now a go-to spot for fish lovers and tourists.
Contractor says confusion between forest and irrigation offices has hindered decision and they are awaiting federal intervention in the matter.
Local unit and consumers’ committee trade blames over delay in approach road construction.
Concerned over the construction of structures, Unesco threatens to put Lumbini on ‘Heritage in Danger’ list.
Besides an IRs 25,000 cash limit, Indian tourists grapple with hassles in obtaining vehicle permits to come to Nepal.
Back in time, the villagers had to either go to India for work or kill animals for livelihood. But things have changed now.