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Heavy fall in the price of gold, how much per tola on Thursday?

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Kathmandu. The price of gold has fallen drastically. The gold tola has fallen by 5 thousand 500 rupees. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Traders Federation, gold is being bought and sold at 285,000 rupees per tola today.

On the other hand, silver tola has decreased by 215 rupees and is being bought and sold at 4 thousand 865 rupees per tola.

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