Author: Himalaya Post

Kathmandu-  Nepal and neighbor country India have signed an agreement for ‘India-Nepal’ train service. During the virtual ceremony last Friday, in a letter of exchange ‘India-Nepal Railway Service Agreement 2004’, the ceremony was led by Dinesh Bhattarai, Secretary, Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supplies, Government of Nepal and Sanjay Kumar Mohanty by represented the India, who is also a member of the development department, signed the agreement. Along with the signing, all authorized cargo train operators including public and private container operators, automotive freight train operators, special freight train operators or other freight operators approved by Indian Railways will be able to transport containers to Nepal and other goods transported between India and Nepal and goods from third countries. It is said that the Indian railway network can be used to bring people from the port to Nepal. Similarly, the agreement also stipulates that all types of freight trains operating in India’s railway network will carry goods between India and Nepal. It is believed that the new provision will expand the reach of Nepal’s market power by reducing the transportation cost of special types of goods vehicles and some other goods and will also benefit Nepali traders, transporters and consumers by making the transportation of goods more effective and increasing price competition. Similarly, Maldivian coaches owned by Nepal Railway Company will be able to carry goods coming to Nepal...

Kathmandu- NRB licensed Payment Service Provider (PSP), Cellcom Private Limited-CellPay, Nepal has expanded its product line by launching new CellPay, Nepal Wallet Feature in response to the demand of the customers. CellPay, Nepal  brings the next series of the exciting offer for our customers, “Mero Wallet, CellPay Wallet”. Under this offer, Customers can participate and get a 10% cashback of up to Rs.50 on CellPay, Nepal Wallet Load and 4% cashback on Mobile Top-up instantly. The Campaign starts from July 1, 2021 until further notice. CellPay, Nepal is an easy, fast and reliable payment service provider that can easily be used both in smartphone and web application. Other unique features of CellPay include: Real Time Transaction Simple and Secured Transaction can be done via wallet or Linked bank account Customers can easily make real time payments for Telecom Services, Electricity, T.V., Internet Payments, Restaurants, Fund Transfer from one to another Bank, Domestic remittance, Insurance Payment, EMI payments, Share, government payments and Broker payments, P2P, P2B, B2P, B2B and other services. Besides Customers also can make payment to around 4,00,000 merchant registered under fonepay network. Likewise customers can enjoy additional feature of CellPay Kart where in Customers can make online purchases of different products from their homes. On top of that there are no any charges applicable to the customers on fund transfer with CellPay, Nepal. CellPay,Nepal’s app is available in both Google Playstore and Apple Appstore. Download...

Kathmandu: Ninamma Rai, a Nepali national lady recently emerged a new wave in The Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA)  Germany. NRNA has set a new record by filling the gap left in the history of Germany by standing for the post of chairman. Rai, who is currently holding the post of vice-president of the same organization, has naturally announced her candidacy for the post of president along with  some relevant of her action plans. Claiming that she has been providing all possible services to all Nepalese living in Germany since 2009-2011 AD, LCC member of NRNA Germany, Rai immediately joined NRNA Germany’s LCC in 2011-2013 AD Women Co-Coordinator, 2013-2015 Women Coordinator, 2015-2017 Treasurer, 2017 (Playing the efficient role of treasurer in 2019 AD, she is the vice president in 2019-2021 AD). ‘My candidacy will be a milestone in Germany’s NRN campaign in the current context of rising voices for gender equality and women’s empowerment,’ she argued. She has repeatedly participated in the General Assembly to be held in Nepal since the meetings of various regional conferences in Europe. She has already had the opportunity to work with all the leaders of ICC and NCC NRNA Germany. Her plans include setting up an emergency service fund for the rights and interests of all Nepalis scattered throughout Germany, and distributing and renewing membership on time, giving priority to women, students and...