AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLPG Supply Transparency Push: Nepal’s Industry Minister Gauri Kumari says an online tracking system will be introduced for cooking gas supply, with details already being shared via Google Forms; lawmakers at the National Assembly also pressed for an end to “artificial” LPG shortages and demanded transparent import, sale and distribution. Fair Price Retail Expansion: FMTC will run fair price outlets at 193 locations across 44 districts, offering a NPR 5 per kg/litre discount on daily essentials, including rice, lentils, cooking oil, sugar and salt. Digital Payments & Telecom Business: Ncell launched Ncell Business Cloudsuite for domain registration and local web hosting, while the government decided to make the Ncell share-transaction investigation report public and implement its recommendations. Transport Fees Go Cashless: FNTTE and Sanima Bank signed an agreement to collect Nagdhunga–Sisnekhola tunnel entry/exit fees via RFID and QR payments. Energy & Infrastructure: Madhesh Province gets momentum on power reliability as new transmission lines and substations advance. Gold Moves: Gold prices in Nepal fell by Rs 1,200 per tola to Rs 3,06,700. Parliament & Oversight: NA meetings scheduled for bills including domestic air service liability and other committee discussions.
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