Remittances Surge: Nepal received Rs 2.12 trillion in remittances in the first 11 months, up 38.2%, strengthening foreign exchange inflows. Capital Markets: NEPSE bounced with Tuesday’s turnover crossing Rs 8.41 billion and the index rising 6.11 points to close at 2,576.29. Energy & Household Costs: Nepal Oil Corporation will resume full-weight 14.2kg LPG cylinder distribution from July 15 at Rs 2,060, after improved supply from India. Insurance Scrutiny: Lawmakers questioned insurance penetration and claim delays, pushing for a digital claim tracking system and faster, more transparent claim settlement. Hydropower Policy: The energy minister said stalled licensed hydropower projects will be reviewed and promoters holding licences without progress will face action. Governance & Finance Bills: President Paudel certified three budget-related bills for FY 2026/27, while the House approved two bills for clause-wise discussion and Finance Minister Wagle tabled a finance law amendment/repeal bill. Transport & Media: Supreme Court struck down the “one-door” policy that restricted government ads to state media, and proposed traffic fine reforms could raise penalties up to Rs 50,000 for repeat offenders. Tourism Board Update: Nepal Tourism Board appointed five new board members; CEO hiring is next. Disaster Readiness: Stakeholders discussed upgrading Nepal’s multi-hazard early warning system, including cell broadcast options. LPG Supply Note: NOC also confirmed standard cylinder availability alongside remaining half-size stock until fully withdrawn.