AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Credibility Under Pressure: Nepal’s new government faces mounting street protests from teachers, doctors, farmers, civil servants and businesses, as people judge it on speed of delivery rather than inherited problems. Transport Regulation: DoTM has asked all seven provinces to validate driving-licence medical certificates from Nepal Medical Council-registered doctors to cut crowds and curb syndicates; it also requested NMC details of such doctors. Stock Market Bounce: NEPSE rose 41.70 points (1.55%) to a one-month high near 2,719, with daily turnover hitting Rs 5.51 billion. Nepal-India Trade Boost: The Kolkata–Biratnagar cargo train has begun officially under the transit arrangement, aiming to reduce transit costs and streamline customs flow. Hydropower Project Extensions: NEA is preparing RCOD deadline extensions by classifying projects into four groups based on progress and PPA obligations. Healthcare Cost Shock: A 3% Health Equity Fee on private hospital treatment has fully kicked in, drawing backlash over higher bills. Disaster Watch: NDRRMA reports 62 disaster incidents in 24 hours, with 2 deaths and 15 injuries, plus blocked roads and estimated losses. Madhesh Growth Push: Madhesh Province plans an investment summit and programs to expand production, industry and tourism to raise GDP contribution. Energy Prices Abroad: Crude oil jumped about 3% on US-Iran tensions, pushing Brent above $90. Digital Payments Trend: India’s UPI user base and transaction growth continue to be highlighted as a model for cross-border digital payments.
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