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Private sector leads hydropower generation over government

Private sector leads hydropower generation over government

- by Hari Prasad Sharma

KATHMANDU, April 20: The private sector is ahead of the government in terms of the construction and production of hydropower projects. According to the electricity production details of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) as of mid-March, the private sector leads in electricity production compared to the government.

India funds a school building construction in Darchula

India funds a school building construction in Darchula

- by RSS

KATHMANDU, April 20: A foundation stone was laid on Friday for the construction of Shree Himalaya Secondary School Building at Byas rural municipality-6, Darchula. The project is funded by the Government of India and its tender cost amounts to Rs.28.20 million.

Exploring opportunities and Challenges of Increasing Online Transactions in Nepal

Exploring opportunities and Challenges of Increasing Online Transactions in Nepal

- by Chinmaya Mishra

Recently, I embarked on an errand for my parents. Upon completing my purchases, I proceeded to the checkout. The cashier, instead of the usual cash register, presented a QR code card and placed it on the counter, expecting me to make a digital payment. I responded, "Cash, please." Her expression faltered slightly, and she reluctantly retrieved the QR code card and stored it back in the drawer.

Lack of investment-friendly laws raises concerns as Investment Summit approaches

Lack of investment-friendly laws raises concerns as Investment Summit approaches

- by Dilip Paudel

KATHMANDU, April 20: Despite the private sector’s recommendations to amend about two dozen laws to promote both foreign and domestic investment in the country, the government has yet to make any amendments. With only nine days remaining for the start of the Nepal Investment Summit-2024, where the government aims to attract foreign investment, the private sector is worried due to the absence of legal reforms.

Fixing a win by outlawing dissent damages democracy

Fixing a win by outlawing dissent damages democracy

- by Republica

The world’s largest elections begin this weekend in India, amid claims that the race to lead the country has already been won. If Narendra Modi were to secure a third term with a big parliamentary majority, his achievement would match that of the country’s first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. Whatever the outcome, the loser has been Indian democracy. Unlike Mr Nehru, who anonymously criticised his own leadership, Mr Modi has little time for his opponents.

Over 400,000 tourists visited Mustang by road last year

Over 400,000 tourists visited Mustang by road last year

- by Republica

MYAGDI, April 19: Over 400,000 tourists visited Mustang in a one-year period from April 14, 2023 to April 12, 2024 by road, according to the data with the Ghasa police station located on the border of Myagdi and Mustang districts.