AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMountaineering Tragedy: Five climbers missing since November on Nepal’s Yalung Ri were found dead at about 5,400m in Rolwaling; bodies of three foreigners and two Nepalis were identified and will be handed to families after autopsies in Kathmandu. Cricket: Nepal Cricket Association named Sandeep Lamichhane as ODI captain and announced a 14-member squad for the ACC Premier Cup in Malaysia (Aug 30–Sep 12). Diplomacy: PM Balendra Shah held his first one-on-one meetings with India’s envoy Naveen Srivastava and China’s ambassador Zhang Maoming, signaling a new push in Nepal-India and Nepal-China ties. Treaty Row: Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal told Parliament Nepal can’t confirm whether it holds original copies of the 1816 Sugauli and 1950 treaties, amid renewed Lipulekh-Limpiyadhura debate. Law & Governance: House of Representatives passed a bill to protect existing provisions of Nepal’s Special Services Act by placing the National Investigation Bureau under the PM’s Office. Public Safety: One person died after an explosion during disposal of expired hydropower explosives in Rasuwa; seven were injured. Health Insurance: BP Koirala Institute introduced a new OPD registration and claim system for health insurance services.
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