Last Updated on August 22, 2026
Summary✨
- Nepal Telecom and Nepal Television signed a cooperation agreement to enhance telecommunication and information services.
- The agreement aims to improve service delivery and public communication, benefiting both institutions and the citizens.
- Managing Director Sangita Pahadi noted that Nepal Television’s reach supports the promotion of Nepal Telecom’s services.
- Acting Chief Administrative Officer Aarti Chautaut emphasized that this cooperation strengthens the citizens’ right to information.
- Both organizations plan to share resources to expand their service reach across Nepal.
Nepal Telecom (Nepal Doorsanchar Company Limited) and the Public Service Broadcasting Institution (PSBN/Nepal Television) have signed a cooperation agreement. The agreement aims to ensure more effective telecommunication services and reliable information and news services for the general public.
The agreement is signed for the current fiscal year 2083/84. It seeks to make the services, information, and news more effective, according to officials at the signing ceremony. Both NTC and NTV are state-backed communication services.
The agreement was signed by Nepal Telecom Managing Director Sangita Pahadi on behalf of Nepal Telecom and Acting Chief Administrative Officer Aarti Chataut on behalf of Public Service Broadcasting Nepal Television.
On the occasion, Acting Chairperson of Public Service Broadcasting Nepal, Urvashi Basnet, said cooperation between the two leading institutions in Nepal’s visual and mass communications sectors makes the delivery and expansion of information and telecommunication services more effective.
What was said about the agreement?
Urvashi Basnet, Acting Chairperson of Public Service Broadcasting Nepal, said,
“I expect this cooperation between the two institutions to play an important role in further strengthening and making more effective the efforts to bring the problems of ordinary citizens to the attention of the authorities, as well as to inform the public about the work and actions being carried out by you and the government and their implementation.”
Nepal Telecom Managing Director Sangita Pahadi Aryal echoed similar sentiments. She said that the cooperation with Nepal Television helps promote and expand Nepal Telecom’s services. She stressed that the reach gets further boost thanks to NTV’s effective reach among the citizens.
Sangita Pahadi Aryal, Managing Director of Nepal Telecom, said,
“The responsibility undertaken by Nepal Television to promote our business is a very significant development for Nepal Telecom. Simply doing our work is not enough; the general public also needs to know what we have done and how we have done it, and everyone needs to be kept informed. In this context, Nepal Television’s reach from villages to remote areas gives us an opportunity to expand our services and ensure that more people are informed about them.”
Aarti Chautaut, Acting Chief Administrative Officer of Public Service Broadcasting Nepal, said the state would also benefit if the two institutions could expand their cooperation to share physical infrastructure for service delivery and wider reach.
Aarti Chautaut, Acting Chief Administrative Officer of Public Service Broadcasting Nepal, said,
“Our objective is to put citizens first, and we have a responsibility to serve as a means of ensuring people’s right to information. Our cooperation with Nepal Telecom has given us significant strength in fulfilling that responsibility.”
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Nepal Telecom and Nepal Television cooperation for services
Nepal Telecom is the country’s leading telecom operator with services including GSM mobile and FTTH NT Fiber. The company also provides IPTV services through fiber cable under NT TV branding. Nepal Television is the government-owned television channel that serves news, sports, entertainment, education/health-related programs, and more.
The agreement between the two seems obvious and inevitable. Both are part of government enterprises and serve communication services. They can both complement each other while helping further their reach to more people across the country.
