AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGas Supply Transparency: Nepal’s Industry Minister Gauri Kumari Yadav says an online gas tracking system is being built, with gas details shared via Google Forms, aiming for clearer distribution and faster supply. Power for Industry: Madhesh Province gets a boost as the energy ministry pushes transmission lines and substations, including progress on the Dhalkebar–Bal ganga 132 KV line, to strengthen electricity reliability for industrial demand. Mobility & Auto Sector: NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2026 opened in Kathmandu at Bhrikutimandap, featuring 53 brands and 40+ new vehicle launches, while officials flagged a new Transport Management Act to improve safety and organisation. Cybercrime Response: Nepal Police plans an Anti-Cyber Scam Centre and integrated command centres as cyber complaints rise, with 20,526 cases recorded in FY 2025/26. Labour Rights: Nepal ratified two ILO instruments on forced labour and labour inspection, strengthening protections and workplace oversight. Agriculture & Rural Industry: Sugarcane farmers in Sarlahi demand an unpaid Rs 35/quintal subsidy from two years ago, while the government’s chhurpi push targets export value and rural dairy-linked jobs. India-Nepal Development Push: India will grant NPR 803 million for eight community projects across education, health and agriculture, including digitalisation at BPKIHS and cold storage in Syangja.
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