10 people got the opportunity to visit Thailand by purchasing a sofa from Sofa Hub Kathmandu

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Kathmandu. Nepal's most trusted sofa and furniture company Sofa Hub Kathmandu has announced the winners of the Dashain Tihar Jhadka Offer scheme. Targeting the great festival of all Nepalis, Dashain, Tihar and Chhath of 2082 BS, 10 lucky customers who purchased sofas or other furniture items to share the joy of the festival with their customers have made the results of the free Thailand tour gift scheme public on Tuesday. According to the results of the 'lucky draw', the winners are Laxmi Nepali, Arjun Joshi, Binod Lodh, Pratiksha BK, Kushum Kala Ganesh, Binod Gurung, Jamuna KC, Goma Lamichhane, Tom Bahadur Sunar and Madhav Prasad Dulal. On this occasion, the company's Chairman and CEO Tara Lal Dharel congratulated all the winners and expressed special thanks to all the participants in the scheme, saying that the significant participation of customers in the scheme has made him and the company happy. He also expressed his commitment that in the coming days, Sofa Hub Kat...
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The US dollar fell, while the euro and Australian dollar rose, this is the exchange rate


Nepal Rastra Bank has fixed the foreign exchange rate for today. According to the NRB, the buying rate of one US dollar has been fixed at 136 rupees 24 paise and the selling rate has been fixed at 136 rupees 84 paise. On Tuesday, its price was 136 rupees 30 paise and the selling rate was 136 rupees 90 paise. The buying rate of one European euro has been fixed at 151 rupees 36 paise and the selling rate has been fixed at 151 rupees 02 paise. On Tuesday, its buying rate was 151 rupees 27 paise and the selling rate was 151 rupees 94 paise. Similarly, the buying rate of one Australian dollar has been fixed at 87 rupees 36 paise and the selling rate has been fixed at 87 rupees 74 paise.  On Tuesday, its price was Rs 87.13 per 10  According to the latest exchange rate, the buying rate of one US dollar has been fixed at 136 rupees 24 paise and the selling rate has been fixed at 136 rupees 84 paise. On Tuesday, its price was 136 rupees 30 paise and the selling rate was 136 rupees 90 paise. The buying rate of one European euro has been fixed at 151 rupees 36 paise and the selling rate has been fixed at 151 rupees 02 paise. On Tuesday, its buying rate was 151 rupees 27 paise and the selling rate was 151 rupees 94 paise. Similarly, the buying rate of one Australian dollar has been fixed at 87 rupees 36 paise and the selling rate has been fixed at 87 rupees 74 paise.  On Tuesday, its price was Rs 87.13 per unit and Rs 87.51 per unit. The UK pound sterling was bought at Rs 179.95 per unit and sold at Rs 180.74 per unit, the Swiss franc was bought at Rs 161.86 per unit and sold at Rs 162.58 per unit. The Canadian dollar was bought at Rs 97.39 per unit and sold at Rs 97.82 per unit, the Singapore dollar was bought at Rs 104.43 per unit and sold at Rs 104.89 per unit. The Japanese yen was bought at Rs 9.20 per unit and sold at Rs 9.24 per unit, the Chinese yuan was bought at Rs 18.92 per unit and sold at Rs 19. The Saudi Arabian riyal was bought at Rs 36.32 per unit and sold at Rs 36.48 per unit, the Qatari riyal was bought at Rs 37.38 per unit and sold at Rs 37.54 per unit. According to the central bank, the Thai baht was bought at Rs 4.10 per unit.  and selling rate of four rupees 12 paisa, the buying rate of one UAE dirham is 37 rupees 09 paisa and the selling rate of 37 rupees 26 paisa, the buying rate of one Malaysian ringgit is 31 rupees 52 paisa and the selling rate of 31 rupees 66 paisa, the buying rate of one hundred South Korean won is nine rupees 57 paisa and the selling rate of nine rupees 62 paisa, the buying rate of one Swedish kronor is 13 rupees 98 paisa and the selling rate of 14 rupees 05 paisa and the buying rate of one Danish kronor is 20 rupees 29 paisa and the selling rate of 20 rupees 38 paisa. The National Bank has set the buying rate of one Hong Kong dollar at 17 rupees 48 paisa and the selling rate of 17 rupees 56 paisa, the buying rate of one Kuwaiti dinar at 442 rupees 97 paisa and the selling rate of 444 rupees 92 paisa, the buying rate of one Bahraini dinar at 361 rupees 40 paisa and the selling rate of one Omani rial at 353 rupees 89 paisa and the selling rate of 355 rupees 45 paisa.  The buying rate of one hundred Indian rupees has been fixed at 160 rupees and the selling rate at 160 rupees. 15 paise. The National Bank has stated that this exchange rate can be revised at any time as per the need. The exchange rate set by commercial banks may differ and the updated exchange rate will be available on the central bank's website.

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