NabilOnline launched

KATHMANDU: Nabil Bank has launched its latest product NabilOnline utilizing the latest technology, says a press statement issued today. The product enables customers to make all online electronic payments to international beneficiaries which has the capability to accept credit cards online as means of payment. Customers can utilise the NabilOnline service to make their online payments for exam fees of TOEFL, SAT, GRE and GMAT, for obtaining membership of international organisations, purchase books/journals and all other payments permitted by the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB).— HNS

New delivery services

KATHMANDU: Shangri La Tours (Pvt.) Ltd, contractor for UPS in Nepal, today introduced a new UPS 10KG Box and UPS 25 KG Box service in Nepal, says the statement. The door-to-door express delivery service provides businesses with the convenience to ship to more than 200 countries and territories worldwide at a fixed shipping rate. Tek C Pokharel, chairman of Shangri La Tours (Pvt) Ltd said, “The launch of UPS 10 KG Box and 25 KG Box in Nepal fills a gap in the market and allows businesses in Nepal to send their goods worldwide on time and in a seamless manner.” —HNS

More trouble for Jet

NEW DELHI: Indian Supreme Court directed that a Lucknow court order restraining Jet Airways from withdrawing Rs 15 billion from an escrow account created ahead of its planned merger with Air Sahara that went sour would continue. A bench comprising Chief Justice Y K Sabharwal and judges C K Thakker and R V Ravindran passed the order on a petition filed by Jet Airways seeking transfer of the cases relating to the merger from the Lucknow court to the Bombay High Court. —HNS