The government has introduced an online complaint system allowing victims of foreign employment fraud to file cases digitally, while integrating with Nepal Police to speed up legal action against offenders.
Although the 3% Education and Health Equity Levy has become law, the government can revoke it through a Cabinet decision under provisions of the Economic Act 2083, without requiring a fresh parliamentary amendment.
The Nepal Stock Exchange continued its upward momentum on Tuesday, with the benchmark index rising 7.25 points, while daily turnover stood at Rs. 6.67 billion.
Nepal fell short of its electricity generation target in the last fiscal year, adding only 561 MW against the planned 942 MW due to floods, landslides, and construction delays.
The government has introduced a reward scheme offering cash prizes of up to Rs. 1 million to consumers who make digital payments and collect VAT bills, aiming to encourage tax compliance and reduce revenue leakage.
Prime Minister Balen Shah is set to meet garment industry leaders to discuss policy reforms, export promotion, and measures to revive one of Nepal's key export-oriented sectors.
Gold and silver prices continued their upward momentum in Nepal on Tuesday, with both precious metals recording fresh gains for the third consecutive trading day.
The United States has announced a 50% tariff on a wide range of Canadian imports, triggering fresh tensions with Ottawa and raising fears of a deeper trade conflict between the two North American allies.

United Ajod Insurance Limited has invited bids from individual investors, companies, and institutions for 26,974 promoter shares through a 35-day public auction.
Nepal Rastra Bank has relaxed its National Identity Card requirement for banking services, giving customers more time to comply while ensuring uninterrupted access to their accounts.
Governor Prof. Dr. Bishwanath Poudel said the FY 2083/84 monetary policy is designed to complement the government's budget and reform agenda, stressing that the central bank alone cannot solve all economic challenges.
The Nepal Stock Exchange continued its upward momentum on the second trading day of FY 2083/84, with the benchmark index climbing 1.55% as investor sentiment remained strong.