Nepal’s Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal has said ministers in the current government are not permitted to show political bias, reaffirming the government’s commitment to neutral governance and timely elections.
Interim Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal says the government will ensure election security and act against misinformation and violence ahead of the polls.
The Government of Nepal has said it is closely observing developments in Venezuela, calling on all parties to exercise restraint and resolve disputes through dialogue and diplomacy.
Nepal’s Cabinet has approved financial support for the Gen Z Martyrs’ Family Welfare Society, promoted senior officials, and endorsed international agreements and policy measures.
Nepal’s government says it has not received any official information regarding Energy Minister Kulman Ghising’s reported appointment as vice-chair of the Rastriya Swatantra Party amid debate over his role in the interim election-time government.
Nepal’s prime minister is set to meet top leaders of three major political parties to discuss election preparations and security concerns ahead of planned parliamentary polls.
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has briefed political parties on the recovery of stolen weapons and the recapture of escaped inmates, while noting that election preparations are progressing despite ongoing security concerns raised by the opposition.
Nepal has implemented a new policy removing personal secretaries for lawmakers. The amendment affects 58 National Assembly members and Deputy Speaker Indira Ranamagar.
The Government of Nepal has introduced the Public Enterprise Management and Governance Policy 2082 to enhance competitiveness, transparency, and efficiency in state-owned enterprises through legal and structural reforms.
The Government of Nepal has intensified action against inactive contractors, canceling dozens of long-delayed irrigation and road projects nationwide.