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Hetauda Inland Revenue Office Collects Over NPR 800 Million in Revenue Last Month
Makwanpur. The Inland Revenue Office in Hetauda collected NPR 800.899 million in revenue last month. In the first six months of the current fiscal year, it has collected NPR 3.279232 billion in revenue. This is NPR 88.610 million more than the same period in the previous fiscal year. Similarly, in the first six months of the current fiscal year, the office reported revenue collection of NPR 1.886487 billion from excise duty, NPR 593.271 million from income tax, NPR 467.130 million from value-added tax, NPR 277.302 million from health risk tax, NPR 36.947 million from interest tax, and NPR 8.126 million...
हेटौँडा राजस्व कार्यालयबाट असी करोड आठ लाख सङ्कलन - Nepal Japan
हेटौँडास्थित आन्तरिक राजस्व कार्यालयले गत महिना रु ८० करोड आठ लाख ९९ हजार राजस्व सङ्कलन गरेको छ । चा
झापामा ‘सिरिन्ज’ आक्रमण, एक जनाको मृत्यु
२३ माघ, बिर्तामोड । झापाको भद्रपुर नगरपालिका–१० सत्रविघेमा सिरिन्ज आक्रमणबाट एक जनाको मृत्यु भएको छ । अज्ञात व्यक्तिको आक्रमणमा सोही स्थानका बासिन्दा खेम ढकालको मृत्यु भएको छ । जिल्ला प्रहरी कार्यालयका अनुसार बिहीबार साँझ ढकाल छिमेकीको …
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Kavre Farmers Prioritize Timely Fertilizer Supply Over Political Promises Ahead of Elections
Panauti. The atmosphere for elections is gradually building across the country. While the Election Commission is preparing for the elections scheduled for the upcoming Falgun 21, candidates are already engaged in campaigning even before the manifestos are released. As candidates go door-to-door seeking votes, voters are raising issues of their concern. While parties are assuring good governance and stability, the demands of farmers in Kavrepalanchok, a district neighboring Kathmandu, are different.“Elections must be held on time as announced. We also have the right and duty to vote. We must choose a candidate we like and who can work, but this time,...
In Nepal’s elections, campaigns ring, fly and go viral
Supporters walking ahead of and behind candidates shake their mobile phones to produce a sound of a ringing bell, loud enough to reach voters in villages and
