AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSAFF Women’s Final: India and Bangladesh meet today in Goa for the SAFF Women’s Championship 2026 title, with India aiming for a record sixth crown and Bangladesh chasing a third straight win; fans can stream via FanCode as there’s no TV telecast in India. Population Policy: Bhutan has announced cash incentives to boost births as the population declines—families will receive 10,000 ngultrums monthly for every third and subsequent child (from June 4, 2026) until age three. Sustainability in Paro: Paro district has launched a pilot to cut single-use plastic carry bags in vegetable markets, partnering with jute-bag producers and women-led recycling efforts. Climate Finance: Bhutan secured continued GEF support for climate adaptation through the LDCF, extending funding cycles through 2030. Sportsmanship in Cricket: Nepal’s Cricket Association apologized after a controversial “timed out” dismissal of Bhutan’s Ritshi Choden in the ACC Women’s Premier Cup, saying it was legal but against the spirit of cricket. Tourism Partnership: Thailand and Bhutan completed reciprocal trips under “Two Kingdoms, One Destination,” focusing on wellness, culture, sustainability, and high-value travel.
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