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Over 300,000 People Leave Kathmandu Valley to Celebrate Dashain
The Dashain homecoming rush has begun, with more than 300,000 people reportedly leaving Kathmandu to celebrate the biggest festival with their families in their hometowns and villages.
Doleshwor Village Resort Proposes IPO of 16.20 Lakh Shares
Doleshwor Village Resort and Farm House Limited has proposed issuing 16.20 lakh ordinary shares, representing 30% of its issued capital, to the general public.
NEPSE Gains 2.31 Points as Turnover Stands at Rs. 3.93 Arba
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) edged up 2.31 points to close at 2,572.34, while daily turnover stood at Rs. 3.93 Arba.
Banks May Soon Offer Brokerage, Insurance and Portfolio Management Services Under One Roof
The government has begun a feasibility study on providing insurance, share brokerage, and portfolio management services through bank branches, particularly in rural areas.
Gulf Oil Producers Race to Reclaim Market Share as Hormuz Flows Recover
Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iraq and Kuwait are increasing oil exports as shipments through the Strait of Hormuz gradually recover, intensifying competition for market share lost during the Iran war.
Investor Groups Push SEBON for Six Key Capital Market Reforms
Three investor associations have submitted a six-point reform proposal to SEBON, seeking changes to share trading, IPO and promoter share structures, margin trading, settlement and investor protection.
Nepal’s Autumn Climbing Season Draws 788 Foreign Mountaineers to 31 Peaks
A total of 788 climbers from 70 countries have obtained permits to climb 31 mountains in Nepal during the autumn season, generating Rs 24.72 crore in royalty revenue for the government.
Bidya Devi Bhandari Takes Oath as UML Senior Leader
Former President Bidya Devi Bhandari has formally assumed the position of Senior Leader of the CPN-UML, taking her oath before party Chairman KP Sharma Oli.
73% Still Queue at Electricity Counters as Minister Pushes Digital Payments
Around 73% of electricity consumers still visit physical counters to pay their bills, while the Nepal Electricity Authority spends nearly Rs 59.79 crore annually to operate these payment counters.
Kathmandu Consumers Can Now Get Gas With Any Brand’s Empty Cylinder During Dashain
Gas consumers in Kathmandu Valley will be able to exchange an empty LPG cylinder of any brand and purchase gas from designated locations during Dashain, with no additional exchange fee.
Three Investor Groups Urge SEBON to Introduce Six Key Capital Market Reforms
Three investor associations have jointly submitted a six-point policy reform proposal to SEBON, seeking a more transparent, competitive, orderly and investor-friendly capital market.
73% of Consumers Still Pay Electricity Bills at Counters, Minister Calls for Digital Shift
Energy Minister Biraj Bhakta Shrestha has urged citizens to adopt digital payment methods for electricity bills, noting that 73% of consumers still rely on physical payment counters.
