Nepal has instructed federal, provincial and local bodies to complete FY 2082/83 annual employee performance appraisals under the applicable civil-service or provincial laws, with separate evaluation arrangements for adjusted and deputed employees.
Landslides triggered by continuous rainfall in Rolpa have killed 15 people, injured two and left two missing, prompting ongoing rescue operations and government relief measures for affected families.
The government has directed federal, provincial and local offices to implement standardized application forms within seven days, make them available free of charge and expand online, QR-based and self-service options for citizens.
Nepal’s Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers has invited electronic bids for sanitary services, with submissions due by August 24, 2026.
Nepal’s Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers reported major governance reforms during the final quarter of FY 2082/83, including 384 Cabinet decisions, action on stalled development projects, expanded digital monitoring and the clearance of more than 32,000 public grievances.
The Government of Nepal has approved new guidelines requiring public offices to use standardized, citizen-friendly application forms, provide them free of charge and expand digital and self-service options for accessing government services.
Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal has said Nepal aims to transform its landlocked geography into an economic advantage by strengthening connectivity, investment, clean energy and practical cooperation with China, India and the wider South Asian region.