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Aviation Investment: Japan will provide a Rs 2.77 billion grant to upgrade Tribhuvan International Airport’s control tower and air-traffic systems, aiming to strengthen safety, tourism and connectivity. Markets: NEPSE edged up 2.31 points to 2,574.65, with turnover rising to Rs 3.93 billion. Tourism Revenue: Nepal issued climbing permits to 788 autumn-season mountaineers, collecting Rs 247.2 million in royalties, most of it from Manaslu expeditions. Growth Outlook: The World Bank expects Nepal’s economy to grow 3.7 percent as flood damage disrupts activity, while banks are flush with cash but face weak demand for loans. Trade Routes: Nepal is discussing with China the reopening of Tatopani, a key border crossing closed after floods and landslides.

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Humanity's Team links Nepal floods, AI water strain and job losses to a shared risk

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Aug. 14, 2026

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