Thursday, 25 April 2024 02:34 AM
OR
Login using
Danger Ahead, Caution Needed!
March 8, 2023 07:40 am
The rapidly growing public debt in Nepal is a cause for concern, and officials’ assurances that the country can handle public debt up to 53 percent of the country’s GDP should not be taken lightly. The government has been relying on loans to meet the regular expenditure of the country, which is not a good sign, and if not addressed, could lead to economic doom for Nepal.
Trending
Just In
- Health ministry to conduct ‘search and vaccinate’ campaign on May 13
- Indian customs releases trucks carrying Nepali tea, halted across Kakarbhitta
- Silent period for by-election to begin from midnight
- SC issues short-term interim order to govt and TU not to take immediate action against TU legal advisor Khanal
- National consultation workshop advocates to scale up nutrition smart community in Nepal
- Patan High Court issues short-term interim order to halt selection process of NTB’s CEO
- NEPSE inches up 0.15 points; daily turnover increases to Rs 2.53 billion
- Bagmati Govt mandates tri-lingual signboards in offices