Author: Himalaya Post

Kathmandu – 76th National Independence Day is being celebrated in India today. National Independence Day is celebrated in India on August 15 every year to mark the liberation from the colonial rule of the then British rulers. Many have said that seven and a half decades of independence have been happy and satisfying for India. Everyone in India is proud of this day. On the occasion of Independence Day, Indian citizens all over the world celebrate by doing various...

Kathmandu- The distinguished whiskey label Signature reintroduces its two splendid whiskeys with refreshed bottles, packaging, and flavors to the Nepali market: Signature Premier Whiskey and Signature Rare Whiskey. Signature embraces the philosophy of “Crafted by Nature,” with a history of delivering exceptional liquors globally and amassing millions of admirers over the years. Nepal Liquors once again takes pride in presenting two extraordinary products of unparalleled quality, now with new tastes, packaging and bottling, to the Nepali market. Nepal Liquors showcases a range of distinctive beverages in Nepal, including Antiquity Blue Whiskey, Signature Premier Whiskey, Signature Rare whiskey, Royal challenge...

Kathmandu – The 10th India-Nepal Line of Credit (LOC) review meeting has been concluded. On behalf of Nepal, Shri Krishna Nepal, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Government of Nepal and Ajay Kumar, Joint Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs (Development Partnership Administration), Indian Ministry of External Affairs (Development Partnership Administration) led the team consisting of representatives of the Embassy of India and Exim Bank in Nepal. Both sides appreciated the strong cooperation in the India-Nepal Developmental Partnership, including through the LOCs extended to Nepal and reviewed the progress of projects which are at various stages of implementation. Site visits to...

Kathmandu- Nepal-India have signed four projects. At a ceremony of last Saturday, a bilateral agreement was signed on four projects to be implemented in Nepal under a grant from the Government of India. According to the Indian Embassy, among them three projects are in the education sector and one is in the water supply and sanitation sector. The memorandum of understanding, which is said to be built at a cost of around 170 million, has been signed by the Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration of the Government of Nepal and the Indian...