KATHMANDU, Jan 11: HimalRemit, a remittance company, will soon organize road shows titled ´Himalotsav´ featuring comedian Jitu Nepal and singer Sugam Pokharel. A statement issued by the company says that the event is being organized to entertain HimalRemit customers in different parts of the country.
“Imparting knowledge about remittance service is also another objective of the event that starts from Dang and ends in Pokhara,” adds the statement. The road shows will be held in Nepalgunj, Butwal, Damak, Janakpur, Itahari, Sarlahi, Narayanghat, Baglung and Syangja.
Gopali wins Pulsar bike
KATHMANDU: Rajendra Gopali, proprietor of Shonitpur Trades in Thankot, Kathmandu, has won a 150cc Bajaj Pulsar motorbike under the ´Petronas Lubricant´s Retailer Dhamaka´ scheme. Shanta Raj Batas, CEO of Batas Organization, handed over the prize to Gopali on Friday for commendable performance. ASV Private Limited, a sister organization of Batas Organization, is the authorized distributor of Petronas Lubricants for Nepal.
NMB Bank holds 17th AGM
KATHMANDU: The 17th annual general meeting of NMB Bank held on Friday unanimously elected Atmaram Murarka, Nanda Kishor Rathi, Manish Jain, Rajendra Kafle and T. Puraharan as directors of the bank, says a statement issued by the bank. The bank increased deposit mobilization by 24 percent to Rs 16 billion in the fiscal year 2011/12. The bank also issued loan amounting to Rs 13 billion in the same period, up 10 percent from that of previous fiscal year.
Yeti Airlines launches "Through Fare" scheme
KATHMANDU: Yeti Airlines has launched a scheme called "Through Fare" which offers a special combo rate for passengers of Tara Air traveling to Simikot, Jumla, Rara, Dolpa and Bajura via Nepalgunj. "With this, passengers booking Kathmandu-Nepalgunj or Nepalgunj-Kathmandu ticket will get priority while booking tickets for the above mentioned destinations of Tara Air," a statement issued by the company says, adding, passengers with Yeti Airlines boarding pass in Nepalgunj will get a special discount for accommodation in Siddhartha Hotel through the scheme. Yeti Airlines and Tara Airlines conduct over 50 flights a day to various destinations across Nepal.
Raju Nepal retires from banking sector
KATHMANDU: Raju Nepal, a senior banker, has announced his retirement from the banking sector effective from April 2013. Nepal, who has experience of over 23 years in the banking sector, is currently working in the capacity of assistant general manager, operations, at Citizens Bank International. He has already informed about his decision to the board of directors and the CEO of the bank. Nepal started his banking career from Nepal Grindlays Bank, currently known as Standard Chartered Bank. After serving the bank for almost three years, he joined Himalayan Bank. He then moved to Nepal Bank Limited and worked with the management team appointed under management contract between Nepal Rastra Bank and Bank of Scotland ICC Consulting. Nepal has also published a book titled ´Nepal: Each Place A Holy Place´, which is a collection of photos of 108 religious sites in the country.
“Imparting knowledge about remittance service is also another objective of the event that starts from Dang and ends in Pokhara,” adds the statement. The road shows will be held in Nepalgunj, Butwal, Damak, Janakpur, Itahari, Sarlahi, Narayanghat, Baglung and Syangja.
Gopali wins Pulsar bike
KATHMANDU: Rajendra Gopali, proprietor of Shonitpur Trades in Thankot, Kathmandu, has won a 150cc Bajaj Pulsar motorbike under the ´Petronas Lubricant´s Retailer Dhamaka´ scheme. Shanta Raj Batas, CEO of Batas Organization, handed over the prize to Gopali on Friday for commendable performance. ASV Private Limited, a sister organization of Batas Organization, is the authorized distributor of Petronas Lubricants for Nepal.
NMB Bank holds 17th AGM
KATHMANDU: The 17th annual general meeting of NMB Bank held on Friday unanimously elected Atmaram Murarka, Nanda Kishor Rathi, Manish Jain, Rajendra Kafle and T. Puraharan as directors of the bank, says a statement issued by the bank. The bank increased deposit mobilization by 24 percent to Rs 16 billion in the fiscal year 2011/12. The bank also issued loan amounting to Rs 13 billion in the same period, up 10 percent from that of previous fiscal year.
Yeti Airlines launches "Through Fare" scheme
KATHMANDU: Yeti Airlines has launched a scheme called "Through Fare" which offers a special combo rate for passengers of Tara Air traveling to Simikot, Jumla, Rara, Dolpa and Bajura via Nepalgunj. "With this, passengers booking Kathmandu-Nepalgunj or Nepalgunj-Kathmandu ticket will get priority while booking tickets for the above mentioned destinations of Tara Air," a statement issued by the company says, adding, passengers with Yeti Airlines boarding pass in Nepalgunj will get a special discount for accommodation in Siddhartha Hotel through the scheme. Yeti Airlines and Tara Airlines conduct over 50 flights a day to various destinations across Nepal.
Raju Nepal retires from banking sector
KATHMANDU: Raju Nepal, a senior banker, has announced his retirement from the banking sector effective from April 2013. Nepal, who has experience of over 23 years in the banking sector, is currently working in the capacity of assistant general manager, operations, at Citizens Bank International. He has already informed about his decision to the board of directors and the CEO of the bank. Nepal started his banking career from Nepal Grindlays Bank, currently known as Standard Chartered Bank. After serving the bank for almost three years, he joined Himalayan Bank. He then moved to Nepal Bank Limited and worked with the management team appointed under management contract between Nepal Rastra Bank and Bank of Scotland ICC Consulting. Nepal has also published a book titled ´Nepal: Each Place A Holy Place´, which is a collection of photos of 108 religious sites in the country.
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