
New Work Division Rules Redraw Responsibilities Across 18 Federal Ministries
Nepal’s new Work Division Rules, 2083 have come into force, replacing the 2074 rules and formally assigning duties among 18 federal ministries.

Nepal’s new Work Division Rules, 2083 have come into force, replacing the 2074 rules and formally assigning duties among 18 federal ministries.

The Federal Affairs Ministry has published a list of local levels that have not yet updated elected representatives’ details and asked them to submit the information through Kobo links.

The ministry has asked all district coordination committees to provide details of partially used and unused buildings under their offices.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Senior Citizens has directed its offices to ensure respectful, transparent and accessible services for women, children, senior citizens, persons with disabilities and vulnerable groups.

The Ministry of Health and Population has directed health departments, hospitals and related institutions to appoint focal persons for real-time handling of complaints received through Hello Sarkar.

The Health Ministry has directed its departments, hospitals and related bodies to send details of front desk employees and their training needs within seven days.

The Ministry of Health and Population has instructed government and private hospitals to update free bed and treatment details in real time on the Free Health Portal.

The Home Ministry has formed a probe team led by a Senior Superintendent of Police to investigate the incident in the border area of Humla and Bajura.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has announced a public holiday on 2083 Jestha 14 for Bakra Eid, also known as Eid-ul-Adha.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has invited citizens and stakeholders to submit suggestions within seven days on the draft Immigration Bill, 2083.