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Public transport syndicate resurfaces amid ride-sharing dispute

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KATHMANDU: Nearly seven years after Nepal abolished transport syndicates through a five-point agreement with transport entrepreneurs on May 6, 2018, signs of their re-emergence have surfaced. On Monday, public transport operators staged a nationwide strike demanding the cancellation of the recently introduced Ride-Sharing (Regulation and Management) Guidelines, 2025 by the Gandaki Province government. Although the […]

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