AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPolitical Parties: Former RPP leader Dhawal Shumsher Rana is set to register a new “Jaya Nepal Party,” but his split with Durga Prasai is already underway, with Prasai preparing a separate party. Nepali Congress: Sher Bahadur Deuba joined the non-establishment faction’s national gathering in Kathmandu, as Congress unity talks continue amid internal disputes. Provincial Politics: Khagaraj Bhatta was appointed the fifth chief minister of Sudur Paschim after coalition changes. Disaster Response: Rolpa landslides and floods have killed at least four and left others missing; PM Balendra Shah was urged for rescue, compensation, shelter and reconstruction. Telecom & Services: Nepal Telecom launched an online process to transfer ownership of postpaid SIMs, while the communications minister ordered regulators and providers to expand access and improve service quality. Energy & Consumer Relief: The government and gas industry say LPG supply is normal and urge people not to hoard, warning of action against artificial scarcity. Economy & Markets: NEPSE edged down 7.37 points to close at 2,643.83. Security: Delhi Police dismantled an Indo-Nepal charas syndicate, seizing 106.25 kg and arresting four Nepalese nationals. Tourism: Tourism Minister Poudel backed private-sector partnership as NATTA elects a new executive committee.
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