AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSunsari Communal Tension: A Muslim ice-cream vendor in Sunsari alleged he was assaulted by a Hindu extremist mob, forced to chant “Jai Shri Ram,” and robbed after refusing; another attack was reported in Inaruwa as religious intolerance fears rise. Security Briefing: Prime Minister Balendra Shah received a detailed security update on the Sunsari incident and ordered agencies to restore peace, protect property, and stay on high alert. Health Services: The Nepal Medical Association called off its nationwide strike after a five-point agreement with the government, including legal action against attackers and proposed amendments to health security laws. Aviation Reform: The Cabinet gave in-principle approval to a long-pending bill on domestic airlines’ liability and insurance, aiming to align rules with international standards. Cricket — League 2: Nepal won the toss and chose to bowl first against the Netherlands in a crucial ICC Cricket World Cup League 2 match as the team fights to recover after consecutive losses. Sports — Kabaddi: Nepal’s women’s kabaddi team will train in India for the Asian Games, targeting a strong campaign in Japan. Conservation: Nepal’s tiger population is reported to have risen about 20% to an estimated 429 in the latest count.
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