NADA Auto Show - the largest automobiles show in the country - is beginning in Kathmandu from Tuesday. Minister for Finance Krishna Bahadur Mahara is scheduled to inaugurate the 11th edition of the auto show amid a ceremony. Organizers say that the six-day event aims at promoting the growth of domestic automotive industry. “From the very first edition, the auto show has played a crucial role to promote country's automobile sector. This year also, the auto show is bringing all stakeholders of the automotive industry under one roof where problems, prospects and challenges of the industry can be discussed,” Shambhu Dahal, coordinator of NADA Auto Show, said.