Government of Nepal

Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supplies

Department of Mines and Geology

Government of Nepal

Department of Mines and Geology

Lainchour, Kathmandu

Professional and Creative Administration:
Development, Prosperity and Good Governance

Introduction


The Department of Mines and Geology (DMG) has long history since its creation as an "office of Irrigation and Geology" in 1926. In 1942, after separation from its parent institution, it was renamed as the "Office of Mines" which was ultimately expanded to a departmental institution called "Bureau of Mines" in 1961. Since then, it has further expanded its activities towards the fulfillment of its objectives to provide diversified geo-scientific services to the country. In 1967, the Government has created a new, separate institution and named as "Nepal Geological Survey". The Nepal Geological Survey was formed in order to undertake more specific geo-scientific survey and research activities. In 1977, both the Bureau of Mines and the Nepal Geological Survey were amalgamated and renamed as the "Department of Mines and Geology". Read More
04
Nov 2023
Jajarkot Earthquake Updates
29
Oct 2023
Notice regarding suspension of mineral operations
18
Oct 2023
Khanija kāryakō anumatipatra navikaraṇa bārēkō sūcanā ​Look up details 43 / 5,000 Translation results Translation result Notice regarding renewal of mineral license permit
13
Oct 2023
Notice of Intent to Accept Proposal for Purchase Works
03
Oct 2023
Recent update of Bajhang Earthquake
27
Sept 2023
Notice Regarding the opening of financial proposal
02
Oct 2023
Update of information related to the DMG according to sub-section (3) and rule (3) of section 5 of the Right to Information Act 2064
15
June 2023
Citizen Charter

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