Flood Recovery Finance: Nepal’s Prime Minister’s Relief Fund has climbed to Rs 13.68 billion, with Rs 10.08 billion held by nine commercial banks, as the country shifts from rescue to rebuilding after the Bhotekoshi-Trishuli disaster. NEPSE Market Mood: The Nepal Stock Exchange rose 25.55 points to close at 2,585.04, as investors looked ahead to a government stock market reform action plan. Power Trade Boost: India has approved electricity exports to Nepal for 18 hours daily (up to 600MW via Muzaffarpur–Dhalkebar and up to 54MW via Tanakpur–Mahendranagar) from Sept 13 to Dec 31 to cover flood-hit generation gaps. Agriculture Hit: RDNA estimates Bhotekoshi floods caused over Rs 1 billion in agricultural damage, including Rs 1.09 billion in crop losses and Rs 1.11 billion in livestock/poultry losses. Trade Route Repair: Nepal is seeking China’s help to rebuild the Syaphrubesi–Rasuwagadhi road after flood damage, while a temporary track is planned to keep the corridor open. Climate Risk Debate: A study warns Himalayan glaciers are nearing a tipping point, threatening “peak water” and raising the stakes for climate justice and disaster preparedness. Road Access Update: The Department of Roads plans to reopen the Krishna Bhir section of the Prithvi Highway for two-way traffic from Oct 1, pending remaining drainage and landslide works. International Aid: Malaysia provided US$1 million and its SMART rescue team to support Nepal’s search-and-rescue efforts.