Author: Himalaya Post

Cultivating resilience, coping and getting going in Business

– Durga Chudal Nepalese Businesses are addressed as a key aspect for the development of Nepalese economy. Vigorous presence of business organization in Nepal is playing pivotal role for the growth in Nepalese living standard. Business introduces, grows and dies cyclically in the environment. Every stage of Nepali business faces different types of threat and opportunities from the Nepalese business environment. Affecting rate of these variables may be different for the different stages to the Nepalese business organization. The threat in Nepalese business force to obtain new ideas and resources to fulfill the requirement of Nepalese society.  In this world nothing is permanent just change is permanent. The impact of a changing climate threatens economic growth and disproportionately affects the poor, who are often on the front lines of climate change, living in vulnerable areas and equipped with the fewest resources to adapt to changing conditions in Nepal. Natural disasters, resource constraints and new patterns of development require Nepali business to focus on the improvement of existing resources through strategy for the resilient and sustainable. Private sectors in Nepal are the driver of economic growth in Nepal; the private sector is now responsible for the resources flowing to Nepal. On the other hand government and donors alike need to draw on past lessons and consider more commercial approaches to how development assistance can support infrastructure needs, including ways of...

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Humla sees continuous snowfall

Cold has abruptly increased with the snowfall continued for two consecutive days in Humla. The snowfall took place in the district for the second time this year. First time it occurred on November 3 this year. Raj Bahadur Bohara, a local, temperature has fallen sharply in the district with the snowfall continued for Sunday and Monday. Temperature has decreased to minus seven degree Celsius in Humla. Snowfall has whitened the entire northern Humla district. People are making fun of the snowfall. Even the farmers became very happy with the snowfall on Sunday morning in the opportune time of crop cultivation. The snowfall will help make the barren land cultivable at a time when there was a long spell of drought, locals said. Though Humla’s weather is clear since this morning, the mountains have been covered with thick snow causing the fall in temperature....

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Snowfall in Khaptad luring domestic tourists

Snowfall took place in Khaptad – the main tourism site of Sudurpaschim. With the snowfall the mercury has dipped in the area. Snowfall continued taking placing on Sunday evening and Monday afternoon. Cold has invariably increased in and around Khaptad area with incessant snowfall for two consecutive days. The snowfall has made the ridges of Khaptad panoramic. General Secretary of Chamber of Commerce and Khaptad Jhigrana Homestay operator Deepak Bahadur Khadka said the snow was around half feet. ‘Snowfall has decreased the temperature in the area’, he added. Tourists are increasingly attracted to take joy of scenic beauty of Khpatad area following the snowfall. As the snowfall up to December 30 will not be frozen it will not cause any harmful effects to the tourists visiting the snow-capped area here, according to the Khaptad National Park Office. The local administration has banned the visits and mobility of people in an unregulated manner due to fear of coronavirus outbreak. However, there is a gradual rise in the inflow of domestic and outer district tourists to Khaptad area for fun. The temperature here has decreased to minus five degree Celsius. Local people have said that the mercury has excessively fallen in the areas including Kudasen, Jhigrana, Bhalma, Waglek and Goladeu with the incessant snowfall....

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PM Oli’s scheduled visit to Taplejung put off

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s scheduled visit to Taplejung district for various programme including inspecting border shared with China’s autonomous region, Tibet, has been put off. Earlier, Chief District Officer of Taplejung Jharendra Prasad Chapagain was informed about the scheduled visit of Prime Minister Oli to Taplejung for November 20 morning. CDO Chapagain shared that the PM secretariat later informed him about the postponement of the PM’s visit to Taplejung. PM Oli was all set to fly for Taplejung to inspect the northern bordering area at Tiptala Bhanjyang and inaugurate the newly-constructed health unit office at Faktanglun rural municipality-6, Lelep on November 20. Local peoples had erected welcome gates with the excitement to receive PM Oli at Dhunsa village which is located in the lap of Kanchanjunga Mountain, said Tasi Tenji Sherpa, a local....

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 Nabil Bank announce Digital Payment Promotion by Duhabi Branch

 Nabil Bank is announce Digital Payment Promotion of QR standee and POS machine handover to various merchants by Duhabi Branch Team. Nabil Bank, country’s first and largest private sector commercial bank start services in Sparrow Surgical Store, Dantakali Furniture Udhyog, Buddha Enterprises, Ravi Hotel and Aashin Motors and Spare Parts. Nabil Bank expects to deliver enhanced suite of QR payment solution to its customer and merchants. From each QR merchant outlet equipped with QR code system, consumers scan the QR code displayed on the checkout counter at merchant outlets with their phones to pay for their...

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