A Celebration of Corporate Excellence The Corporate Club has honored the best of the Nepali corporate sector in the second edition of ‘the HRM Nepal Award for Corporate Excellence and the HRM Nepal Awards for Distinguished Services.’ the HRM The Corporate Club Pvt. Ltd., a sister organization of Growth Sellers, has organized a grand event …
The new tourism promotion campaign aims to bring 3.5 million tourists in the next 10 years the HRM The Nepali tourism sector went through a tumultuous three years in the wake of the global outbreak of the coronavirus that devastated international travel. But with the subsiding of the pandemic, the sector is now buzzing with …
The lack of affordable broadband internet access, according to the World Bank, has hindered the ability of individuals and businesses to fully utilize digital technologies, creating significant gaps in their adoption the HRM More ordinary Nepalis are embracing digital ways of doing things from online shopping to digital payments and banking. However, government agencies and …
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Nepal’s overall financial literacy score of 57.9 percent is slightly lower than the average OECD score. But much needs to be done to raise the level of financial literacy in the country as such score in rural areas is lower compared to urban areas Amid the consolidation drive to strengthen the banking sector lately, one …
As more than a dozen businessmen get ready to take roles as parliamentarians, questions have been raised about whether they could misuse their presence to influence laws and policies in their favor. the HRM After serving two terms as a parliamentarian under the proportional representation (PR) category, Binod Chaudhary, Nepal’s only Forbes billionaire realized his …
Bizmen in Parliament
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As the inauguration date is approaching, problems are mounting, and officials doubt the airport would remain in-operational even after January 1. the HRM The government has targeted to inaugurate the Pokhara International Airport, the third international airport of Nepal, on January 1. But the target seems unachievable, given how much has been done to completely …
PRIA Inauguration
Problems Surround the Newly-built Airport in Pokhara Read More »
The government has lifted the ban on the import of vehicles starting from Poush after suffering an estimated revenue loss of Rs 25 billion, but this announcement has failed to end the dissatisfaction of automobile dealers who see business not getting back on track due to tighter monetary and arrangement of the central bank. the …
Government Lifts Import Ban
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What will it take for the new government to fix the economy? the HRM The first quarterly review of the Monetary Policy of the current fiscal year was keenly followed by many in the business community. Hard hit by the prolonged liquidity crunch, rising interest rates, import ban on various items, and with most types …
Big Promises, Unachievable Targets Political parties are competing when it comes to making lofty promises of job creation as in the past. the HRM A cursory glance at the election manifestos unveiled by major political parties gives the impression that there will be plenty of job opportunities within the country in the next five years …
The import ban, according to NADA, has resulted in the closure of 58 dealers across the country, resulting in over 1,000 job losses, with many in the process to shut down the doors of their businesses. the HRM The once booming Nepali automobile sector is facing an existential crisis as the NADA Automobiles Association of …
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