Category: Sectoral
Banks In CAMELS And EAGLES
The good position of the credit-deposit ratio and capital adequacy ratio of the newly opened bank has helped them to put at top position.
Days Of Pure Portland Cement Gone Forever Time For PPC/PSP (Blended Cement)
PPC offers several unique advantages to the concrete and has gained universal acceptance. This article gives information on different aspects of PPC such as historical facts, its short chemistry, production, applications, and advantages.
Responsible Business Endeavour
With a belief in inclusive growth, the company has always kept the contributions that can be made to the society at the centre while working anywhere in the world.
Oil And Gas In Nepal: Foreign Investors’ Dilemma
While in most countries oil companies had to be forced out, in Nepal companies have packed up and left on their own complaining bureaucratic hurdles.
Secured Business Of Nepali Paper
The ever-growing market demand of the Nepali paper or Lokta Kagaj, as it is locally known, is the main reason behind the steady performance of the Nepali paper industry.
Warehousing Problems: Insufficient Pre-requisites
Commodity exchanges are not able to introduce the local commodities in their trading systems because of the lack of the necessary legal provision for the same.
Sectoral December 2012 II
organicThe ever-increasing demand for food, fodder, fuel and fiber as consequences of the rapidly increasing population of the world is one of the most important global issues today
Sectoral December 2012
It was in the early 20th century when countries embraced air transport as a means to travel from one part of the world to another. India was one of the first countries in Asia and in the world to opt for civil aviation. Tata Airlines, which started its services in 1932, became a public limited company in 1946 under the name Air India. After acquiring 49 percent shares of the airline, the Government of India granted it the permission to operate international services as the designated national flag carrier.
Sectoral November 2012
The decade-long ban on issuing licenses to new distilleries and breweries is finally lifted by the government. It has now decided to allow establishment of new distilleries and breweries if they comply with a new 10-point standard set by the government. Ram Sharan Chimoria, Spokesperson at the Department of Industry (DoI), said that the Ministry of Industry (MoI) took the decision on October 7. Around 150 applications for registering new liquor industries are already received.
Gems And Jewelry An Industry Of Trust
There are many beautiful, interesting, and unusual things in Nepal. The obvious question of “what to buy?” is bound to come to your mind. One of the answers to this could be gems and jewelry. “Most of the tourists visiting Nepal are interested to buy precious and semi-precious stones available in Nepal,” said Ramesh Maharjan, President of Nepal Gems and Jewelry Association. Besides being a fashion trend, it is a financial investment for the future as well, added Maharjan.
