AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoClimate and Recovery: Nepal is urging global cooperation on real-time mountain hazard warnings after devastating floods exposed the risks cascading downstream. As authorities plan to resettle Bhotekoshi survivors, questions remain over how to rebuild without placing communities back in danger. India Visit: Prime Minister Balendra Shah is expected in New Delhi in late November, where Nepal plans to seek major assistance for flood recovery and reconstruction. Party Leadership: Gagan Thapa has taken the oath as Nepali Congress president, pledging to rebuild public trust and reform the party’s working style. Press Freedom: Police took Janastha editor Kishor Shrestha to the Cyber Bureau over a complaint by an RSP leader; the journalists’ federation condemned the move as a threat to press freedom. Cricket: The ICC has approved the Nepal Premier League’s third edition, with CAN promising strict rules and anti-corruption monitoring. Dashain: Fulpati from Gorkha arrived at Hanuman Dhoka as Nepal’s biggest festival began; selected bank branches and hospital emergency services will remain open during the holiday.
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