AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoParliament & Justice: A 17-year-old girl’s eggs were allegedly harvested after being lured with Rs 30,000, with MPs raising the case in the House and pointing to arrests followed by bail and alleged intimidation of the victim’s side. Energy & Consumer Impact: LPG imports are reportedly up, but Nepalese consumers still queue as officials blame hoarding and distribution bottlenecks after the shift back to full 14.2kg cylinders. Transport & EV Policy: Transport entrepreneurs and industry leaders at NAIMA’s Naima Nepal Mobility Expo demanded stable EV policy for 10 years, customs concessions on EV parts, and charging stations at petrol pumps—while police flagged rising road accidents and urged safer mobility. Governance & Audit: The Auditor General says records destroyed in the Janji movement can be reconstructed using bank statements and electronic systems, while a separate Smart Cell case sees CIB recommend former telecom regulator Bhupendra Bhandari and 22 others as defendants. Agribusiness: Egg support prices were increased as demand rose after bird flu eased, but farmers say costs still aren’t covered. Markets: Gold prices climbed by Rs 6,400 per tola in Nepal.
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