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WaterAid’s New Statistics Reveal Scale Of Challenges Ahead To Bring Water And Toilets To All In Nepal By 2030
Figures released today reveal the scale of the challenge ahead to bring universal access to water and sanitation in Nepal by 2030, the international development organization WaterAid said.
By A Correspondent Jul 13, 2017
Nepal Investment Bank And Ace Bank Starts Joint Transaction
Nepal Investment Bank Ltd. (NIBL) and Ace Development Bank will begin the joint transactions in a name of Nepal Investment Bank Ltd. Following the completion of acquisition process, both the bank started a joint transaction formally.
By A Correspondent Jul 12, 2017
Foreign Secretary Bairagi Holds Interactions With Malaysian Business Community
Visiting Nepali Foreign Secretary Shanker Das Bairagi held an interaction with Malaysian Entrepreneurs in Kula Lumpur. Addressing the gathering of Malaysian business community, foreign secretary Bairagi said that Neal has conducive environment now for the foreign investment.
By A Correspondent Jul 12, 2017
Indian Supreme Court Direction Opens A Hope In Nepal on Demonetization Notes
The Supreme Court of India has directed Indian Central Government to open a new window for exchange of old notes. This comes as a ray of hope not only for Indians, but for several Nepalese and Bhutanese citizens.
By A Correspondent Jul 12, 2017
Japanese Minister Pays A Courtesy Call On DPM Mahara
Kiyoshi Odawara, Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan paid a courtesy call on Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Krishna Bahadur Mahara, President Bidya Devi Bhandari and Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba separately in their offices today
By A Correspondent Jul 11, 2017
China Should Assess India's Power Dialectically: Chinese Experts
Following the recent Sikkim standoff and the finger-pointing between China and India, the Chinese public and media outlets have once again taken notice of their long-neglected neighbor, with many experts calling for a better understanding of India’s current power.
By A Correspondent Jul 11, 2017
Can't Afford Darjeeling Unrest Amid China Stand-off: Indian Media
China is not willing to walk away easily from the current stand-off with India. But India has to immediately settle the internal political squabble in sensitive Darjeeling lest it complicates with the stakes on the border writes Indian online News18.com.
By A Correspondent Jul 11, 2017
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