Financial Journalism Award to Kantipur Karmi Gautam

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Butwal-based Kantipur correspondent Ghanshyam Gautam has been awarded. On the occasion of completing 15 years of Shine Resunga Development Bank, the journalist Gautam, who has been living in Butwal and has been continuously working in the economic field of Lumbini Province, has been awarded with the 'Shine Economic Journalism Award-2080'.

Financial Journalism Award to Kantipur Karmi Gautam

Along with Kantipur Karmi Gautam, Gorkhapatra Correspondent Bhuvan Karki has also been awarded. The amount of the prize is 25 thousand 1 rupees per person.

Shine Resunga Bank, which has its central office in Butwal, has been awarding journalists every year for the past three years with the aim of encouraging journalists who work in the financial sector. Earlier, Yamalal Bhusal of Nepal Newspaper and Madhav Nepal of BBC were awarded . President of

Bank Thaneshwar Paudel, President of Nepal Journalist Federation Rupandehi Ramraj Pokharel, Director Mohan Chapagain and others jointly presented awards and honors to the journalists. To distribute the award, the Federation of Journalists formed a 3-member evaluation committee under the coordination of Madhav Nepal. Sanjay Sougat, Treasurer of Journalist Federation Rupandehi and Lalmani Panthi on behalf of Shine Bank were among the committee members.

Similarly, on the occasion of the annual festival, the bank also awarded the Khandah branch of Arghakhanchi to the rural branch and the new Baneshwar branch of Kathmandu from the urban branch. According to Loknath Paneru, Deputy CEO of the bank, the bank has expanded branches in 10 districts out of 12 districts of Lumbini Pradesh.