AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLPG Crisis: Lawmakers and the National Assembly pushed the government to end cooking gas shortages and make import, sales and distribution transparent, as queues and closures hit small hotels and restaurants in Surkhet. Digital Governance & Cybersecurity: Nepal Police is prioritizing tech-based investigations to curb online misinformation and fraud, amid rising cybercrime complaints. Telecom Transparency: The government published the 2023 probe report on Ncell share transactions, saying ownership transfers lacked transparency and recommending the latest deal not be approved as-is. Power Infrastructure: Madhes Province is accelerating strategic transmission lines and substations to meet rising demand, while Myagdi’s 132 kV Dandakhet–Rahughat line faces delays tied to forest approvals and site disputes. Capital Markets: NEPSE rose modestly, with trading value at Rs 1.53 billion and Mount Everest Power among top movers. Youth & Policy: President Paudel urged youths to ask “judicious questions” for stronger democracy, as COP-31 preparations focus on climate justice and mountain priorities. Health Services: Jajarkot’s 50-bed hospital is operating with only one specialist doctor, leaving most specialist posts vacant. Business & Tech: M Bank Technologies CEO discussed digitalization of cooperatives, while UTL is reportedly seeking license renewal to restart operations and launch 5G.
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