Nepal’s Gandaki province legalizes the farming and use of marijuana for medical purposes, according to reports from multiple outlets. The decision is made at the provincial level, with the rules focused on medical rather than recreational use. Under the measure, cultivation intended for medical applications is permitted, and the province also allows medical use of cannabis products. Details reported focus on the legalization itself rather than broader nationwide changes, indicating the policy applies to Gandaki province. The action reflects a shift toward regulated medical cannabis, with the provincial government taking steps to create a legal framework for medicinal cultivation and use. The coverage does not provide further specifics on licensing, oversight, or enforcement in the available summaries, but it consistently describes the province’s move to authorize medical cannabis farming and medical use within its jurisdiction. The decision is presented as an official legalization, suggesting cannabis for medical purposes becomes subject to provincial regulation rather than being prohibited.