The government has stepped up monitoring of LPG gas depots in Kathmandu Valley following complaints of artificial shortages and overpricing. Plainclothes police have been deployed to investigate sellers suspected of hoarding gas, turning away customers despite having stock, and selling cylinders above the official price.
Nepal’s largest hydropower plant, the 456 MW Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower Project, has suspended power generation for around 10 hours to remove heavy sediment and debris accumulated in its reservoir following floods and heavy rainfall. The project has urged residents along the Tamakoshi River to remain highly alert as water discharge may cause sudden changes in river flow.

Speaker Dol Prasad Aryal has barred lawmakers from trading shares during parliamentary meetings and introduced stricter rules on dress code and conduct to strengthen parliamentary discipline.
A shopper who spent just Rs. 250 at a grocery store in Kanchanpur won the Rs. 1 million bumper prize under the government's taxpayer incentive scheme.
Electricity supply to be disrupted in Jhapa, Ilam, Panchthar, Taplejung, and parts of Morang from 4:00 AM to 4:00 PM for maintenance works.
The National Transmission Grid Company Limited has initiated the approval process for the 400kV Bajhang–Banlek (West Seti) transmission line, a major project designed to evacuate up to 2,500 MW of electricity from western Nepal.
Nepal Telecom (NTC) has announced a full waiver of late payment penalties for customers with outstanding service dues up to FY 2080/81, provided they clear their payments by the end of Poush 2083 BS.

Kathmandu continues to struggle with disorganized telephone, internet, and electricity cables despite government directives to complete cable management by Shrawan 15, with authorities now seeking an additional 15 days to finish the work.
Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has formed a Quick Response Team to address LPG supply disruptions and consumer complaints following a directive from the Minister of Industry, Commerce and Supplies to ensure uninterrupted cooking gas availability across the country.
The government has proposed amendments to strengthen Kathmandu Valley's Public Transport Management Authority by granting it wider powers over route planning, fare regulation, digital payments, infrastructure, and service operations.
The Government of Nepal has approved seven major decisions, including key appointments, policy reforms, legislative measures, and relief support for victims of recent unrest in Sunsari and Siraha.
A task force report on CPN-UML’s election review and party reorganization has been submitted to Chairman KP Sharma Oli, triggering fresh debate within the party over leadership reform and the report’s final outcome.