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.
Prime Minister Sushila Karki held her first political dialogue with Nepal’s major parties in Baluwatar, responding to questions about delayed talks and pledging a free and fair election.
CPN-UML Central Committee member Mahesh Bartual has accused the government of trying to stay in power by spreading fear instead of organizing elections. He warned that Nepal could face a constitutional crisis if the democratic process is not restored soon.
The government is preparing to form a commission to investigate the Gen Z movement incidents of September 8–9, which resulted in 74 deaths and widespread damage, with a former Supreme Court justice likely to lead the inquiry.
Congress lawmaker Sita Mijar has accused the Nepal government of sidelining women and Dalits in public appointments despite constitutional guarantees.
Acting Prime Minister Prakash Man Singh has promised the new federal parliament building at Singha Durbar will be finished on time. The ministry is enforcing strict measures to prevent delays and ensure smooth progress.
Former PM Jhalanath Khanal has strongly criticized Nepal’s ruling coalition, citing corruption, mass labor migration, and lack of progress on public issues.
Balaram Adhikari, Nepal’s Minister for Land Management, denies allegations of bribery in the appointment of the Land Commission Chairperson in Kaski.
Former Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has pointed out that controversies and criticism frequently arise after Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli’s foreign visits. He also raised concerns about ongoing corruption allegations against government ministers, questioning Nepal’s governance standards.