AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEducation & Health Infrastructure: India laid foundation stones for two new secondary school buildings in Namobuddha, Kavrepalanchowk (over NPR 11 crore). In Sudurpaschim, four provincial hospitals were approved as teaching hospitals for MDCUHS. Private Sector & Governance: Nepal Chamber of Commerce and CNI leaders urged Auditor General bodies to be more private sector-friendly, warning that retrospective tax and audit approaches can dent investor confidence; they also pushed for transparent auditing. Energy & Power Projects: Nepal’s transmission grid company moved ahead with the 400kv Bajhang–Banlek line (2,500 MW target) and BP Koirala Memorial Cancer Hospital began preparations for a bone marrow transplant unit with Chinese support. Transport & Roads: Kathmandu Valley will implement a long-term transport master plan; Narayangadh–Butwal road upgrade is easing travel to about two hours. LPG & Industrial Supply: Janakpur dealers are under tighter monitoring amid LPG shortage reports, while Nepal Oil Corporation leadership and monitoring teams push distribution and crack down on hoarding. Business & Jobs: Employment Minister says 100k jobs will be created this year; Finance Minister Wagle continues private-sector dialogues on budget implementation. Security & Digital Risks: Border tension in Susta escalated after alleged embankment extension and stone-pelting at an SSB patrol; Nepal also detected 135 compromised nepal.gov.np email accounts, raising phishing concerns.
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