Gauri Kumari Yadav

Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supplies, Gaurikumari Yadav, inspected the state-owned Hetauda Cement Industry, deeming its closure unfortunate while private companies operate. The government is studying ways to resume regular operations and is committed to reopening closed state-owned industries, emphasizing the negative impact on employment and the national economy.

Youth activists led by Miraj Dhungana protested in Chitwan, demanding the removal of six taxes on petroleum products due to rising fuel prices and inflation. Meanwhile, Minister Gauri Kumari Yadav inspected the Nepal Oil Corporation and urged the private sector to promote ethanol production as an alternative energy source.

Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supplies, Gaurikumari Yadav, inspected the state-owned Hetauda Cement Industry, which has been facing prolonged financial and operational crises. Minister Yadav stated that the government is studying ways to resume its regular operation and reaffirmed a commitment to reopening all closed state-owned industries, arguing their closure impacts employment and the national economy.

Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supply Gauri Kumari Yadav has stated that preparations are underway to revive the non-functional Hetauda Textile Industry. During an inspection of the Hetauda Industrial Area, she emphasized the importance of re-establishing the garment sector for economic development and job creation, pledging budget allocation for the upcoming fiscal year.