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  BUSINESS & ECONOMY
  Govt, Bullion Traders Talks Inconclusive
       KRITI BHUJU  
 
    KATHMANDU, June 18: The talks between the government officials and agitating bullion traders held on Tuesday ended without any conclusion after the officials made it clear that the government won´t withdraw action against jewelry traders found involved in cheating consumers.

 
  Subisu's Internet Package For SLC Graduates
       REPUBLICA  
 
    KATHMANDU June 16: Subisu Cablenet has launched ´2069 SLC Graduate Internet Package´, targeting fresh SLC graduates.

 
  MoI Makes Slew Of Recommendations For Upcoming Budget
       REPUBLICA  
 
    KATHAMDNU, June 18: The Industry and Investment Promotion Sub-Committee (IIPC) at the Ministry of Industry (MoI) has made slew of recommendations to the Ministry of Finance (MoF) to incorporate in the budget for the fiscal year 2013/14.

 
  Restriction On Third Country Exports Not Originating In Nepal Lifted
       REPUBLICA  
 
    KATHMANDU, June 18: India has agreed to lift the restriction on movement of goods not originating from Nepal to third countries via Kolkata port.
Citing the provisions of Nepal-India Transit Treaty, Indian officials had restricted export of some goods heading to overseas destinations via Kolkata port.

 
  Expedite PTA Talks With India, IPPAN Tells Govt
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    KATHMANDU, June 18: Independent Power Producers´ Association, Nepal (IPPAN) has urged the government to accelerate the development of hydropower sector by taking different measures such as expediting power purchase agreement (PPA), focusing on expanding transmission lines and materializing the power trade agreement (PTA) with India.

 
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