NRB begins banknotes exchange service (Photo Feature)
According to NRB, each person can exchange a maximum 18,500 rupees, which will comprises each bundle of 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100 rupees.
Kathmandu: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has started the facility of exchanging banknotes from today.
A huge crowd was spotted to exchange the money for the upcoming Dashain. A queue was seen at various branches of Rastriya Banijaya Bank and the Department of Currency Management of Rastra Bank in Kathmandu Valley.
According to NRB, each person can exchange a maximum of 18,500 rupees, which will comprise each bundle of 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100 rupees.
Likewise, NRB said that the notes could be exchanged in branches of Rastra Bank Branches in Provinces or branches of Rastriya Banijaya Bank.
NRB has been providing the facility of the new banknotes exchange for festivals annually.
(Glimpses of the people to exchange notes)
(Photo Courtesy: Saroj Basnet)
Related News
Trending
-
1
Rejuvenating Pumdikot (Photo Feature)
-
2
‘Hatya’: Crime and psychological thriller (Photo Feature)
-
3
Lions Clubs distribute educational materials and uniforms to students in Sindhupalchok (Photo Feature)
-
4
‘Sickroom’-Undeclared love story between childhood friends (Photo Feature)
-
5
KMC’s muddy roads (Photos)
-
6
Anju Shrestha releases new ghazal “Yo Maya Ni Kasto”
-
7
MP Dhakal greets Pope Leo XIV
News Update
-
Jagannath Rath Yatra in Kathmandu (Photo Feature)
-
Pappu Construction’s unfinished projects in Kathmandu; 12 years but Tinkune and Teku Bridges still in Limbo (Photos)
-
323 Years of Nyatapola: Bhaktapur’s Historic Temple Celebration (Photos)
-
Still Awaiting Reconstruction: Structures washed away by flood in Panauti (Photos)
-
57 Nepali, turned hostages in India, return home
-
Kathmandu-Hetauda road in disarray amid ongoing construction (Photos)
-
Special Court demands Rs. 3.5 million as bail amount from former PM Madhav Kumar Nepal