USAID shutdown triggers 40pc drop in Nepal’s star hotel business
KATHMANDU: The USAID shutdown in Nepal has triggered a seismic 40% drop in business for star hotels and cafes, slashing a vital revenue stream tied to NGO and INGO staffers who once fueled Nepal’s luxury hospitality sector. From five-star...
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USAID shutdown triggers 40pc drop in Nepal’s star hotel business
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Nepal’s telecom sector in crisis, experts and stakeholders demand urgent reforms
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WordPress community gains traction in Nepal, boosting developers and consumers ahead of WordCamp Nepal 2025
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Huawei and CNI push Nepal toward green energy at solar PV & energy storage dialogue
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Inflation down, reserves up, But Nepal’s market remains sluggish
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IT Exports: Nepal Rastra Bank and entrepreneurs clash over true figures
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Nepal’s IT sector hails ordinance passage as boost for digital future
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Govind Ghimire appointed CEO of NMB Bank
Ncell Foundation: Because we are all connected
KATHMANDU: In the modern world, businesses hold a critical responsibility in shaping a sustainable future. For Ncell, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and sustainability are not just obligations—they are integral...
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18 Years of F1 Soft: From a small web hosting firm to Nepal’s leading FinTech company
KATHMANDU: A decade and a half ago, Bishwas Dhakal was studying software engineering at...
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From the periphery to the central limelight
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
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From the periphery to the central limelight
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
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Deepak Malhotra: Man behind establishing Samsung’s legacy in Nepal
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
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Deepak Malhotra: Man behind establishing Samsung’s legacy in Nepal
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
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A positive attitude, Golyan’s mantra to achieving one’s goals
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
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A positive attitude, Golyan’s mantra to achieving one’s goals
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
Nepal bans import of European helicopters, citing safety concerns
KATHMANDU: The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has imposed a ban on the import of European helicopters, citing safety concerns in Nepal’s airspace. The authority stated that a majority...
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SEBON issues guidance for market participants
KATHMANDU: The Securities Board of Nepal has issued new guidance for securities market participants on financial actions under sub-regulation (3) of Rule 69 of the Anti-Money Laundering Prevention Regulation,...
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SEBON advances process for new stock exchange license amid controversy
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Unsold shares from rights issues auctioned amid investor apathy
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Siddhartha Premier Insurance announces 30pc cash dividend for shareholders
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Margin lending surges by 26.3pc in six months amid sluggish credit flow in other sectors
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Discussions held at SEBON regarding license for new stock exchange amidst controversy
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Nepal opens IPO route for SMEs, aims to strengthen small businesses
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| EUR | 1 | 139.02 | 139.73 |
| GBP | 1 | 150.41 | 151.18 |
| CHF | 1 | 129.08 | 129.74 |
| AUD | 1 | 85.55 | 85.98 |
| CAD | 1 | 89.09 | 89.55 |
| SGD | 1 | 85.87 | 86.31 |
| JPY | 10 | 11.05 | 11.11 |
| CNY | 1 | 17.17 | 17.25 |
| SAR | 1 | 31.29 | 31.45 |
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| NEPSE | 1,397.57 | 4.85 |
| Sensitive | 288.36 | 1.56 |
| Float | 97.80 | 0.33 |
‘inDrive ready to lead Nepal’s digital transformation, Nepal is our key market’
Mr. Anton Ambrose is the Head of Public Policy and Regulatory Affairs for APAC at inDrive, one of the world’s leading mobility solutions providers. With over two decades of...
