The Nepal government cabinet meeting has made five major decisions including full tax exemption on electric ambulances and declaring four people who died during protests as martyrs.
The cabinet meeting of Nepal government held on Shrawan 26, 2083 has taken five important decisions. One of the main decisions is that government decided to give complete tax exemption on electric ambulances and hearse vehicles that are imported or manufactured inside Nepal.
Tax Exemption on Electric Vehicles
According to the cabinet decision, there will be a complete waiver of the clean infrastructure investment fee and value added tax (VAT) on electric ambulances and hearse vehicles. This rule applies to both imported vehicles and those produced within Nepal.
Four Protest Victims Declared Martyrs
The government has also decided to declare four people who lost their lives during protests in Sunsari and Siraha districts as martyrs. The individuals declared as martyrs are Om Prakash Mehta, Jay Prakash Mehta, and Rabindra Kumar Mehta from Sunsari district, and Ganesh Kumar Yadav from Siraha district.
Other Key Cabinet Decisions
The cabinet has approved the Portuguese government to open consular office in Kathmandu. Additionally, Mr. Nirmal Kumar Upreti from Bara has been appointed as the Executive Director of Foreign Employment Board.
Lastly, the government decided to release the Ncell share purchase and sale investigation report of 2080. This report was prepared by a committee under coordination of former Auditor General Mr. Tanka Mani Sharma Dangal.
AI Disclaimer: This article was originally published on https://bajarkochirfar.com. It has been translated with the help of AI. For the best understanding and accurate facts, we recommend reading the original Nepali version.
