Saturday, November 28, 2015

If madesi front keys on the announced government forces prepare bharatakae lagaunesammako rupamaim sanctions. (Videos)

Nearly 2,000 factories in the country’s industrial heartland, the Bara-Parsa Industrial Corridor, have been shut down due to lack of raw materials as shipments from India have stopped due to the Tarai unrest.

factories using locally available raw materials are presently in operation. The protests in the Tarai plains have lasted more than 100 days and there is no sign of an end.Industrialists have complained that the government has not shown any seriousness in resolving the crisis. “Factories are bearing the brunt of the strike and the trade embargo imposed by India,” said a member of the Birgunj Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Industrial production has plunged. In addition, a fuel crisis has hit the transportation sector hard, preventing manufacturers from shipping their products to market. “We have been affected in multiple ways. Banks and financial institutions have been pressing us to repay loans and interest,” said Pradeep Kedia, president of the Birgunj Chamber of Commerce and Industry. “Many factories are on the verge of going bankrupt,” he said, adding that manufacturers were unable to repay their loans as business had fallen sharply.