Nepal Government to Unveil Policy Document in Parliament Monday - OrissaPOST
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Nepal government to unveil policy document in Parliament Monday - OrissaPOST
Kathmandu: The policy document of Nepal’s new government will be announced Monday, the first day of the Federal Parliament’s budget session. This will be the first budget session of the Parliament after Prime Minister Balendra Shah and his Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) rode to power in March. A Constitutional provision requires the president to address the joint session of the first meeting of the Parliament after the House of Representatives e…
Kathmandu. The budget session of the federal parliament is starting tomorrow, Monday. The government's policy program is also going to be presented tomorrow. President Ram Chandra Poudel is scheduled to address the joint meeting of both houses of the federal parliament tomorrow, said Parliament Secretariat Spokesperson Ekram Giri. According to Article 95 of the Constitution of Nepal, the President will present the government's policy and program…
Over 5,100 suggestions submitted to PMO's public portal for budget, policy inputs
The Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers’ newly launched public suggestion portal has received 5,119 submissions by Sunday morning, reflecting strong public engagement ahead of the government’s policy and programme announcement on Monday.
Govt opens web portal for public suggestions on budget, policy plans - Peoples' Review
Kathmandu, May 9: The government has rolled out a new web portal designed to gather public input on the upcoming national budget and the policies and programs for the next fiscal year. The Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers has activated the platform, opening up a direct channel for citizens to participate in shaping key government priorities and policy decisions. According to Deepa Dahal, press and research expert at the Prim…
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