In Nepal, children may’ve to give 10% of income to parents
TNN | Jan 5, 2019, 06:43 ISTThe Nepal government is set to introduce a law which makes it mandatory for the children to deposit 5 to 10% of their income into the bank accounts of parents to ensure their wellbeing, a spokesperson said on Friday.
According to PM’s press advisor Kundan Aryal, a Cabinet meeting has decided to present a bill on amendment to the Senior Citizen Act-2006 with such a provision at the Parliament.
According to PM’s press advisor Kundan Aryal, a Cabinet meeting has decided to present a bill on amendment to the Senior Citizen Act-2006 with such a provision at the Parliament.
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