AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBroad Peak Tragedy: Search teams recovered bodies of Nirmal Purja and three climbers from Pakistan’s Broad Peak, bringing the count to seven; three remain missing as families hold vigils in Kathmandu. Parliament & Rights: A House committee ordered Amnesty International, ICJ and Human Rights Watch to explain claims that the Rastriya Swatantra Party pressured Supreme Court justices to resign, and to share concrete support for the allegations. NTV Procurement Probe: A government committee found irregularities in Nepal Television equipment and services procurement, citing illegal decisions, procedural flaws and financial liabilities. Jobs & Foreign Employment: The Employment Minister says plans target 100,000 jobs this year, alongside steps to rescue Nepalis stranded abroad and curb “free visa/ticket” fraud via an online complaint system. Governance & Policy: Cabinet decided compensation and treatment for victims of Sunsari and Siraha protests, plus approvals including amendments to statistics rules and steps on animal slaughter and meat inspection. Foreign Policy: Nepal’s Foreign Ministry launched the “MoFA Knowledge Hub” to strengthen research-led diplomacy. Economy Watch: NEPSE rose modestly, while gold prices jumped by Rs 4,200 per tola.
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