AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBorder Tensions: Nepal and India will hold fresh talks today over a Susta embankment dispute after Sunday’s clash involving India’s SSB and local residents building a temporary Narayani River protection structure. Markets: NEPSE slid 1.20 points to close at 2,684.33 on Monday, with 11.45 million shares traded worth Rs 1.56 billion. Crime & Justice: Nepal Police’s CIB arrested Foreign Ministry joint secretary Pushpa Raj Bhattarai over alleged misuse of travel documents under the Passport Act. Digital Safety: Women and Children Minister Sita WADI pushed for faster legal reforms to curb digital violence, including cyberbullying, deepfakes, blackmail and cyberstalking. Public Health & Rights: A Supreme Court PIL seeks structural reforms in prisons and detention centres, including specialist health checks and suicide-prevention steps. Local Life: Chitwan CDO urged people struggling to get LPG to contact the district office as gas delivery arrangements are in place. Sports Administration: Umar Jaswar was elected SAFF vice president unopposed for 2026–2030. Tourism: Nepal welcomed 71,775 foreign tourists in July, up 2.3% year-on-year, with India leading arrivals.
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