Old parties crumble as RSP heads for two-thirds majority
Voters’ frustration with decades of instability and corruption fuels sweeping mandates, raising hopes for political stability and economic reforms.
Voters’ frustration with decades of instability and corruption fuels sweeping mandates, raising hopes for political stability and economic reforms.
Manufacturers say late renewal of BIS certificate stalled shipments to India for months, slashing export earnings in the current fiscal year.
Flight disruptions and uncertainty force tourists to postpone trips, raising fears of a sharp drop in arrivals and economic fallout for the sector.
Province announces long-term strategy to expand organic farming and modernise agriculture, but officials say shifting traditional farmers to commercial production remains a challenge.
Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.
Archaeological evidence confirms Tilaurakot’s urban sophistication dating back to the eighth century, yet poor connectivity and weak policy links with Lumbini leave the historic district struggling with poverty.
Gold falls to Rs317,600; silver also declines by Rs275.
Nepal Oil Corporation says supply intact for now, to tap stabilisation fund if needed.
Of the traded companies, share prices of 254 firms advanced, while six declined and two remained unchanged.
Gold gains Rs2,500 per tola as silver falls.
Manifestos focus on hydropower expansion, cross-border trade, green energy and digital infrastructure as pillars of economic transformation.
Kathmandu halts labour permits to key Gulf destinations as conflict threatens remittance lifeline and tourism sector.
Benchmark index gains 19.27 points on the first trading day of the week as most sectors post growth.
Gold rises by Rs5,600 and silver by Rs245 per tola as West Asia tensions push international prices higher.
Youth entrepreneurs welcome pledges on innovation, loans and diaspora engagement but question parties’ track record on implementation.
From fertiliser factories to land banks and irrigation subsidies, sweeping but varied plans unveiled to modernise agriculture and cut food imports.
Quality watchdog says industrial trans fat levels now within 2 percent limit, but monitoring yet to reach small eateries where reused oil poses health risks
Here is a snapshot of what happened at the stock market this week.
Benchmark climbs 6.03 points to close at 2,654.93 on Thursday.
From doubling tourist arrivals to delisting Nepal from the European Commission’s air safety list, major political forces promise aviation overhaul, wellness branding and new destinations.