The Appropriation Bill, 2083 authorizes federal spending for FY 2083/84 and sets rules for budget release, transfers, grants, project implementation and financial discipline.
The government has proposed a bill allowing it to raise up to Rs. 410 billion in public debt for implementing the FY 2083/84 budget.
The Beruju Clearance Monitoring Committee’s annual report says Rs. 39.60 billion in arrears was cleared or adjusted in FY 2081/82, while ministries were asked to clear at least 60 percent of outstanding beruju by Asar 2082.
Government bodies have been guided to prepare concept papers for projects and programs to improve planning, implementation, coordination and result tracking.
The Prime Minister’s Office progress report shows that only 15.1 percent of Chaitra-targeted activities and 32.7 percent of due milestones were completed under the FY 2082/83 policy, program and budget action plan.
Nepal recorded 1,162,365 tourist arrivals in 2025, with longer average stays, higher tourism earnings and growth in mountaineering, hotels and aviation movement.
A concept paper proposes a special infrastructure tribunal to settle development project disputes within three months and prevent court cases from stalling major public projects.
A government study report recommends special infrastructure benches, time-bound court rulings and legal reforms to prevent development projects from being stalled by prolonged litigation.
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle presented the budget statement for fiscal year 2083/84 at the joint meeting of the Federal Parliament. The government has announced
Manang secured first place with 19.5 marks in the Home Ministry’s second-quarter district ranking, while Kathmandu ranked last with 3 marks.