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Tax not increased on electric vehicles: Finance Minister
Finance Minister Dr. Prakash Saran Mahat said on Tuesday that tax had not been increased on the import of electric vehicles. Defending the budget of the upcoming fiscal
Realistic Budget
Annual budget statement is a plan through which the government announces all its fiscal policies, the policy to tax and the spending. It is an economic as well as political document through
Respite For Students
fter months of rigorous studies, SEE students in Nepal are currently on a break. SEE, which stands for Secondary Education Examinations, is the final exam of Grade 10 students, previously known as School Leaving Certificate (SLC). Once Nepali students pass their SEE, they are eligible to pursue their higher secondary education. And before their next academic venture, they can enjoy an eagerly awaited respite from studies. Yet, many of them will probably be studying bridge courses to prepare for entrance examinations for their 10+2 or A levels.
Church Boys take four points lead
Church Boys United inflicted Nepal APF FC 4-1 to tighten the grip at the top of the Martyr’s Memorial A Division League. National team defender Ananta Tamang netted twice while Mausham Subba and Ashish Chaudhary scored one goal apiece in a thrashing of APF at Dashrath
Celebrations in Jordan ahead of first major royal wedding in years
Several thousand cheering and flag-waving Jordanians packed a sports stadium for a free concert in the capital of Amman as part of celebrations leading up the kingdom’s first major royal wedding in years.
Reduced allocations in energy and irrigation
The government has allocated Rs. 87.45 billion for the development of energy, water resources and irrigation sectors for the next fiscal year 2023/24.
Bhutanese refugees urge to talk to India for dignified repatriation
Bhutanese refugees here in Nepal have asked for raising the resettlement issue with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the visit of Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda to India.
Security budget up by Rs. 11.25 billion
The government has increased the overall security sector budget for the new fiscal year by over Rs. 11 billion compared to the current fiscal. According to the new fiscal year book made public after the announcement of the budget by Minister for Finance Dr. Prakash Sharan Mahat on Monday, the government has increased the security sector's budget by Rs. 11.25 billion compared to the current fiscal.
Locals of Hetauda obstructing upgrading of 132 kV double-circuit line
Residents of Sukauli area located in Hetauda Sub-Metropolitan City-15, Makwanpur have obstructed the upgrading (changing of wires) of 132 kV double-circuit transmission line.
Leicester's fairy tale is over as Everton stays in Premier League
Seven years after the most improbable Premier League title triumph of all, Leicester was relegated from English soccer's top division on Sunday while Everton pulled off another last-day escape to extend its 69-year stay.
National Fine Arts exhibition begins
The ‘National Fine Arts Exhibition-2080’ has kicked off in Kathmandu. Minister for Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation Sudan Kirati inaugurated the exhibition at the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts on Monday.
Govt allocates Rs. 30 billion for chemical fertilisers
The government has allocated a budget of Rs. 30 billion for the distribution of chemical fertilisers to farmers at subsidised rate for the fiscal year 2023/24.
Expectations From PM’s India Visit
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda's official visit to India, scheduled to begin tomorrow (May 31 to June 3 ) at the invitation of his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi, is expected to shine a new light on Nepal-India relations, as it aims to strengthen the unbreakable and unique bond, rooted in their history, culture, traditio
Community Forestry Shows Sound Results
Forests are one of the important natural resources from economic as well as ecological viewpoints. In Nepal, about 45 per cent of the land is covered in forests. Two and a half decades ago,
Economy's Positive Signs
Despite facing a spate of problems and challenges, Nepal’s economy is now heading on the path to betterment gradually. The Economic Survey 2022-23 has shown that the economy is
