NISHANK POKHAREL

The sub-board of trustees under Industry, Commerce and Consumer Rights Relation Committee of the Parliament said state-claimed Nepal Oil Corporation paid thrice the sum while buying land in Jhapa region. Sub-board of trustees individuals from the council assessed the land bought by NOC to assemble storerooms and lift fuel stock at Charali in Mechinagar-13 of the area. NOC has acquired 23 bighas three katthas and 13 dhurs of land in the locale. Examining the land, official Dipak Karki said NOC paid curiously high cost to buy the land. As per records at Land Revenue Office, Jhapa, NOC paid Rs 1.351 million for every kattha for the land. Nonetheless, the land proprietors got just Rs 440,000 to Rs 450,000 for every kattha. Official Karki said rest of the cash was misused. Another examining part and official Rambir Manandhar said NOC misappropriation was cleared up by field assessment of the acquired land. Land proprietor Bhupendra Karki said he was deceived into offering the la

Home Minister Janardan Sharma today said the administration would give Rs 70 every day to each surge casualty for a month. Talking at a public interview composed by the home service, Sharma said the legislature had discharged Rs 1 billion for helping surge casualties. The pastor included that the administration would give money singular amount to surge casualties. "Making money installment will guarantee that casualties won't be provided spoiled rice," he said. The clergyman included that the administration could open slows down in surge influenced ranges to empower casualties to purchase nourishment. He said 135 individuals lost their lives because of surges and avalanches and 35 individuals were all the while missing. Expressing that the legislature has not banned anybody from dispersing alleviation materials in the surge influenced territories, the priest said if remote people and associations needed to help surge casualties they could give to Prime Minister

KATHMANDU: The Nepal Oil Corporation has sliced the cost of Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) by Rs 25 for every barrel today. The new cost would be powerful from Tuesday midnight. According to the reexamined rate, the cooking gas would cost Rs 1,325. "The NOC administration tonight chose to diminish the value following the value modification in the worldwide market," said NOC Spokesperson Sita Ram Pokharel. "The costs of petroleum, diesel and lamp fuel, in any case, has not transformed," he included. " Petrol would be sold for Rs 98, diesel, lamp fuel for Rs 74 for every liter and avionics fuel for Rs 82 for every liter, as prior." The Indian Oil Corporation sends a value record to the NOC consistently. This is the rate set for the period of August. Prior on July 2, the Corporation had decreased the fuel costs by Rs 2 in oil, diesel and lamp oil each.