Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle is set to hold discussions with leading industrialists on budget implementation, investment promotion, and improving Nepal's industrial environment.
The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) will adjust VAT paid on electricity consumed in Asar against customers' upcoming Bhadra bills, ending confusion over the new tax implementation.
NMB Bank will invest NPR 1.24 billion in the 9 MW Khimti-Ghawang Small Hydropower Project, supporting Nepal's renewable energy expansion through sustainable financing.
Nepal has continued exporting surplus electricity during the monsoon season, with daily power demand reaching 73,629 MWh while domestic generation remains sufficient to meet national consumption without imports from India.
Political parties in Bagmati Province have stepped up negotiations to form a new government after the CPN (UML) withdrew its support from the Nepali Congress-led administration, triggering a fresh political realignment.
Prime Minister Balen Shah has assured domestic manufacturers that the government will take effective measures to expand international markets for Nepali products and resolve legal and technical barriers affecting exports.
The Supreme Court of Nepal has ruled that insurance companies cannot issue initial public offerings (IPOs) at a premium, declaring such practice contrary to the Insurance Act while directing regulators to strictly enforce the law in future offerings.
Nepal has officially inaugurated the Nagdhunga–Sisnekhola Tunnel, the country's first modern road tunnel. The tunnel will initially be opened only to emergency and essential service vehicles during a three-month trial period.
Nepal's Shinta Mani Mustang has secured the top spot in Robb Report's 50 Greatest Luxury Hotels on Earth 2026, marking a historic achievement for both the hotel and Nepal's luxury tourism industry.
Nepal welcomed more than 1.2 million foreign tourists in fiscal year 2082/83, with India remaining the largest source market, followed by the United States and China. The Nepal Tourism Board credited stronger air connectivity, targeted international promotions, and public-private collaboration for the sector's continued recovery.
The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has launched a high-level inspection of electricity infrastructure in Morang and Sunsari following public complaints over frequent power outages and voltage fluctuations. The inspection aims to improve the reliability and quality of electricity supply across eastern Nepal.
The government is preparing to preserve the fire-damaged International Convention Centre in New Baneshwor as a museum after a technical study concluded that the structure cannot be restored for regular use. Officials are considering transforming the site into a "Gen Z Museum" to commemorate last year's protest movement.