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Nepal Drugs Limited has reported its first annual profit in 37 years. For a government-owned company that had spent decades operating at a loss, this is an important financial milestone. According to the company’s latest financial results, it earned a net profit of NPR 30 million in the fiscal year 2082/83. Just one year earlier,…
Miss Nepal 2026 is not only about winning a crown. This article explores what the competition teaches young Nepalis about preparation, opportunity, confidence and the importance of reliable information.
The Paper That Feels Safe But Isn’t Think about this for a second. You save money for years. Maybe your whole life. Then one day, you buy a piece of land. You get a Lalpurja, the official Land Ownership Certificate, and you hold it in your hands. It feels like proof. It feels like safety….
Official Passport Nepal applications follow a fixed process, and skipping a step causes delays. Government employees travelling abroad on official duty do not use an ordinary passport. Nepal issues four separate types for this: Official, Service, Special, and Diplomatic Passport. Each type is for a different rank or occasion. A short training abroad needs a…
Inside the New Nepal Youth Employment Policy Most mornings at Tribhuvan International Airport, something quiet but staggering happens. Close to 1,700 young Nepalis check in for flights that end in a job somewhere else. This massive departure highlights the urgent need for a concrete Nepal youth employment policy 2026 to retain local talent.Most mornings at…
Nepal National Integrity Policy is the government’s newest attempt to fix something every citizen already knows is broken. You walk into a government office. A simple task. One visit, you think. Three visits later, you’re still there. Somewhere in between, someone hints that things would move faster with a little extra tucked into the file….
Nepal government’s 100 days ended on July 4, 2026, and buried inside that report is a number that stopped me mid-scroll: 1,754 cooperative savers have actually gotten their money back. Not promised. Not “under process.” Back in their accounts, right now, and checkable on a public dashboard by anyone who wants to look. That single…
The official announcement of the Fiscal Year 2083/84 Nepal Budget (2026/27) has brought massive economic structural changes across the nation. Presented by Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle in the Federal Parliament, the total Fiscal Year 2083/84 Nepal Budget layout stands at a historic NPR 2,124.34 Billion (21 Kharba 24 Arba 34 Crore). Rather than focusing…