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NOC owes Rs 21 billion to Indian Oil Corporation Kathmandu, 2 September (2022) - The Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has said that it has to pay Rs 21 billion till last of August to the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) for the purchase of petroleum products. The amount to be paid to the IOC has gone up for the NOC's failure to pay on time due to a heavy loss in the sale of petroleum products for long. NOC's Spokesperson Binitmani Upadhyay said accessible supply of petroleum products by clearing the dues to the IOC is a challenge for NOC. The government had doled out Rs 7 billion in loan to the NOC some weeks ago as the NOC had no money to purchase petroleum products after its reserve funds remained empty. Likewise, NOC had taken Rs 3 billion in loan from Rastriya Banijya Bank (RBB) to ensure accessible supply of petroleum products. Meanwhile, the NOC has hiked the price of diesel and kerosene from last midnight. With the new price list, per litre diesel and kerosene will cost Rs 178 from Rs 172 of the past. However, price of other petroleum products including cooking gas, petrol and aviation fuel is unchanged. The NOC claimed that it will witness Rs 610 million in lost in a month even after the latest price adjustment on petroleum goods. The price of petroleum products has again started to go up in the international market for the past two weeks though it was in the decreasing trend in the previous weeks. More News Comment Recent News Dialogue on Narayani River Conservation in Nawalpur Nawalpur, 23 September (2022) - Stakeholders have emphasized conservation of the Narayani River tha… Interview Covid-19 management: A herculean task for Nepal Read More "We are in dire need of a comprehensive legislation to deal with pandemics" Read More 'National unity' led Qatar's resilience against the blockade imposed by neighbors - Yousuf Bin Mohamed, Qatar's Ambassador to Nepal [Interview] Read More Articles COVID-19's impact on Dalit community in Nepal Read More Mediation in rape cases: Utterly unacceptable Read More Education during COVID-19: Is E-learning a good alternative? Read More
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काठमाडौं । नेपाल आयल निगमले फेरी पेट्रोलियम पदार्थको मूल्य बृद्धि गरेको छ । निगमले पेट्रोल, डिजेल र मट्टितेलमा प्रतिलिटर ३/३ रुपैयाँले बृद्धि छ । निगमले प्रतिलिटर तीन रुपैयाँले बृद्धि गर्दा पेट्रोलको मूल्य १ सय ४२ रुपैयाँ पुगेको छ । निगमको तथ्यांक अनुसार पेट्रोल प्रतिलिटर हाल सम्मकै महँगो हो । २०७० मा प्रतिलिटर पेट्रोल १ सय ४० पुगेको थियो । भने अब डिजेल र मट्टितेलको मूल्य लिटरको १ सय २५ रुपैयाँ पुगेको छ । इण्डियन आयल कर्पोरेशन (आईओसी) १ फेब्रुअरीमा पठाएको मूल्य बढेर आएको हुँदा पेट्रोलियम पदार्थको मुल्य बृद्धि गरेको निगमले जनाएको छ । खान पकाउने एलपी ग्यासको मूल्य घटेर आएको हुँदा निगमलाई प्रतिसिलिण्डर ५ सय ६० रुपैयाँ घाटा नै भएको हुँदा हालको मूल्य नै कायम गरेको निगमले जनाएको छ ।