Dabur Nepal wishes to borrow Rs 100,00 for one year from NBL. The annual interest rate of the loan is 10 percent. The interest is paid on a discount basis and 10 percent compensating.

To determine the amount Dabur Nepal will receive from NBL, we calculate the loan amount using the discount interest method with a compensating balance.

1. Discount Interest Calculation: The interest is calculated on the face value of the loan: $$\text{Discount Interest}=\text{Face Value}\times \text{Interest Rate}=100,000\times 0.10=\text{Rs }10,000$$

2. Compensating Balance: A 10% compensating balance is required: $$\text{Compensating Balance}=100,000\times 0.10=\text{Rs }10,000$$

3. Amount Received: The total deduction from the face value includes both the discount interest and the compensating balance: $$\text{Total Deduction}=10,000+10,000=\text{Rs }20,000$$ The amount Dabur Nepal will receive is: $$\text{Amount Received}=100,000-20,000=\text{Rs }80,000$$