Nepal finance news Archives

२०८२ चैत्र २९, आईतवार २२:३०२०८२ चैत्र २९, आईतवार २२:३०२०८२ चैत्र २९, आईतवार २२:३० by Editorial Team - ENo Comments

Why Indian Premier League Still Feels Like Home for Nepali Fans

Nepal-India Relations, खेलकुद, देश, विदेश / एन.आर.एन

Every year, as soon as the Indian Premier League begins, millions of fans in Nepal tune in with excitement. For many, it is more than just cricket. It is a habit, a routine, and a shared emotion. 📺 A Tradition That Never Fades The IPL has been part of Nepali households for over a decade. Families gather around the TV in the evening Friends debate over teams and players Social media fills with match reactions Even with no Nepali team, the connection feels personal. 🇳🇵 Why Nepali Fans Love IPL There are simple reasons behind this strong connection: High-quality cricket with global stars Easy access through TV and online streaming Strong cultural connection with Indian media Entertainment beyond cricket—drama, rivalries, and big moments ...

Nepal Banks Adopt Two-Day Weekend Under New Rule

अर्थतन्त्र, आर्थिक, देश

Banks and financial institutions in Nepal will now follow a two-day weekend. The central bank has introduced this change to match the government’s new policy. The new system will start from April 6. 📢 What Is the New Rule? The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has made it clear: Banks will close on Saturdays and Sundays The rule applies to all licensed financial institutions It also includes infrastructure banks and clearing services This brings the banking sector in line with public offices. 🕘 New Working Hours Banks will now operate on a fixed weekday schedule: Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Winter months: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM These hours aim to keep services smooth and consistent. ⛽ Why This Change? The decision is linked to the ongoing f...

Nepal’s Public Debt Rises Past Rs 2.87 Trillion in Eight Months

Governance, अर्थतन्त्र, आर्थिक, देश

Nepal’s total public debt has increased sharply in the first eight months of the current fiscal year. According to the Public Debt Management Office, the country’s debt has now reached Rs 2,878.29 billion by mid-March. At the start of the fiscal year 2082/83 (mid-July), the total debt stood at Rs 2,674.04 billion. This means the government has added over Rs 204 billion in a short period. Total Debt Breakdown Nepal’s public debt includes both domestic and external borrowing. Domestic Debt: Rs 1,348.11 billion External Debt: Rs 1,530.18 billion Key Insight: External debt makes up 53.16% of total debt Domestic debt accounts for 46.84% This shows that Nepal currently depends more on foreign borrowing than internal sources. Debt Compared to GDP ...