KATHMANDU, Nov 5: India has agreed to provide 25,000 metric tons of sugar to Nepal before the Tihar festival. A few days ago, after the shortage of sugar in the market, the government asked India to provide sugar through fast track.
KATHMANDU, Nov 5: India has agreed to provide 25,000 metric tons of sugar to Nepal before the Tihar festival. A few days ago, after the shortage of sugar in the market, the government asked India to provide sugar through fast track.
KANCHANPUR, July 22: Police arrested three Indian nationals on Thursday evening with 78.37 grams of the contraband brown sugar from the Nepal-India border at Amarbasti, Purnawas Municipality-11.
After the Indian government banned the export of sugar, its impact has been felt in Nepal. The government of India had imposed a ban on the export of sugar from June 1 to balance the price of sugar after its price soared in India. The price of sugar has gone up by Rs. 10 per kg in Nepal in the last two weeks after India imposed the ban, said Amul Kaji Tuladhar, general secretary at the Nepal Retailer Association.
New Dilhi, May 24. Indian government is planning to stop sugar exports for the first time in six years. The government is doing this to prevent a jump in domestic prices. According to a Bloomberg report, the government may limit exports this season to 10 million tonnes. India is the world’s largest producer of sugar […]
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A team from the Armed Police Force arrested two women with 44.3 gram brown sugar on Saturday. The duo had hidden the drugs inside their genitals.
According to the District Police Office, Jhapa, the Armed Police Force (APF) had checked the duo along the Nepal-India border while they were entering Nepal via Ward 4 of Gauriganj Rural Municipality.
The duo has been identified as 35-year-old Manju Dhimal and 25-year-old Bimala Dhimal. Both are residents of Damak.
