NOC slashes LPG price

-

Image result for NOC slashes LPG price


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.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Shankar Mahadevan: Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra wanted my son to sing with me

-
Image
It's difficult to miss the twinkle in Shankar Mahadevan's eye when he discusses sharing the mic with his more youthful child, Shivam, without precedent for Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's Mere Pyare Prime Minister. "He has sung as a kid [artiste] in movies, however this film denotes his real break in standard film as a grown-up [playback singer]," says Mahadevan, speedy to add that the choice to have the youthful vocalist loan his voice to Rezgaariyaan was taken at Mehra's command. "Shivam has been singing since early on and Rakeysh has been an admirer of his voice. When we created the melody, he was quick to have Shivam sing it with me. So we concluded that we'd hold his voice [only on the off chance that it sounded apt]. Luckily, he adored it." The glad dad portrays the chance to see his children develop as autonomous vocalists, as among his most noteworthy encounters. "It's superior to your own prosperity. At the point when [older
Read more

Shrinkhala Khatiwada Crowned Miss Nepal 2018

-
Image
Apr 11, 2018-Shrinkhala Khatiwada has been delegated Miss Nepal 2018 at the 23rd Hidden Treasure Miss Nepal 2018 event in the Capital on Wednesday evening. A perpetual inhabitant of Hetauda, Khatiwada, 22, beat 24 contenders to win the title. An architect by profession, Khatiwada was announced as the winner by a last year's winner Nikita Chandak at the function held in Hotel Annapurna. Alongside the crown, Khatiwada will represent Nepal in the upcoming Miss World Pageant. After winning the Miss Nepal title, she posted a photograph on her Instagram account. In her caption she stated: "Words are often inadequate to express my joy for your help. For sharing my dreams; for your invaluable help, support and patience, I will like to say thank you to all." In the grand finale, Manita Devkota of Gorkha packed away the title of Miss Universe while Priya Sigdel of Kathmandu won the title of Miss Earth and Ronali Amatya, 22, was declared Miss International. Devkota go
Read more

Environmental change probably made Pakistan's outrageous precipitation more serious: study

-
Image
 LONDON, Sept 15      The heavy rainstorm that has lowered in excess of 33% of Pakistan was a one out of many year occasion probably made more serious by environmental change, researchers said on Thursday.In the hardest-hit areas of Sindh and Balochistan territories, where August precipitation was seven to multiple times heavier than expected, environment warming made normal five-day greatest precipitation around 75% more extraordinary, as per a report by World Climate Attribution (WWA), a global exploration cooperation that coaxes out the job of environmental change in outrageous occasions. Across the whole Indus Stream bowl, the researchers found most extreme precipitation was around half heavier during a two-month rainstorm period because of environmental change. They utilized 31 PC models in their examination, joined with certifiable observations.WWA recently broke down the destructive heatwave that burned India and Pakistan in Spring and April, with temperatures coming to 50C. Env
Read more