AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBroad Peak Tragedy: Nepal’s record-holding mountaineer Pur Bahadur Gurung (Yukta) was cremated in Kathmandu after his body was brought from Pakistan following the avalanche that killed him and nine others; flags were draped by the Home Minister and Nepali Congress leaders. Local Disaster Recovery: In Dolakha’s Yalung Ri, police found five bodies at the base camp months after a November 2025 avalanche, with identities pending. Parliament & Policy: Lawmakers pressed the government over a national trauma centre plan in Dhalkebar, while MPs also demanded clarity on PM remarks and participation in question-answer sessions. Finance & Economy: Nepal Rastra Bank took action against three Class ‘A’ banks for regulatory violations, and plans a Rs 60 billion one-month deposit instrument via bidding; NEPSE fell Friday. Governance & Spending: Shekhar Koirala asked to withdraw Rs 20 million allocated for Koirala Niwas repairs, citing hardship for ordinary citizens. Consumer Incentives: A Rs250 purchase won a Rs1 million prize in the new taxpayer incentive lottery, alongside 15 daily Rs100,000 winners. Energy & Infrastructure: Nepal Electricity Authority said pole relocation for road expansion is 80–90% done, though coordination delays remain a key bottleneck. Security: Police said 526 Rohingya entered Nepal illegally due to weak technology-based surveillance, with special monitoring increased.
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