For petrol or politics, street protests are the norms in KTM. As soon as the government announced it had increased gas prices (now Rs. 84; about USD 1.12) , hundreds of angry people took to the streets, burning, what else, tyres and stopping traffic. They also torched dozens of vehicles and attacked a politician to protest what they termed as “anti-people step.” To rescue the ailing government-owned Oil Corporation, the government released USD 14.28 million in soft loans. That pales as compared to the monthly net loss of USD 6.43 million.
• Nepal Oil Cor. receives US$14.28 mln in soft loans, China Economic net
• Govt hikes petro prices, petrol at Rs 84 per litre in capital, Kantipur Online
• Nepal announces rise in fuel prices, Houston Chronicle
• Price of POL products hiked, Gorkhapatra
• Nepal increases prices of petroleum products, Zee News
• Rise in gas prices sparks Nepal protests, Houston Chronicle
• Rise in gas prices sparks Nepal protests, BusinessWeek
• Nepal erupts over fuel price hike, India eNews
• Violent protest over hike in fuel prices, DailyIndia
• Strike over Nepal oil price rises, BBC News
• Protests in capital over fuel price rise, Reuters
• Nepal Oil Cor. receives US$14.28 mln in soft loans, China Economic net
• Govt hikes petro prices, petrol at Rs 84 per litre in capital, Kantipur Online
• Nepal announces rise in fuel prices, Houston Chronicle
• Price of POL products hiked, Gorkhapatra
• Nepal increases prices of petroleum products, Zee News
• Rise in gas prices sparks Nepal protests, Houston Chronicle
• Rise in gas prices sparks Nepal protests, BusinessWeek
• Nepal erupts over fuel price hike, India eNews
• Violent protest over hike in fuel prices, DailyIndia
• Strike over Nepal oil price rises, BBC News
• Protests in capital over fuel price rise, Reuters
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