Nepal and the Asian Development Bank have signed a loan agreement to support digital governance and public service modernization.
Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle and U.S. Assistant Secretary S. Paul Kapoor discussed Nepal-U.S. cooperation, investment, reforms and development partnership.
The Finance Ministry has released 16 decisions aimed at strengthening fiscal federalism, revenue sharing, grants, budgeting and coordination among all three levels of government.
Nepali students can apply for two 100% tuition-fee scholarship seats at United International University, Bangladesh, including one open seat and one seat reserved for women.
The Ministry of Education has directed schools not to collect unauthorized fees from students during admission or school transfer.
The Ministry of Education has announced plans to develop autism-based model schools to support inclusive and specialized education for children with autism.
The Ministry of Education has clarified that a notice circulating online in its name is fake and has urged the public not to believe it.
The Ministry of Education has directed schools not to run paid entrance preparation classes or collect extra fees from students in the name of admission preparation.
The Prime Minister’s Office has urged the public and officials to stay alert against fraudulent phone calls made by misusing its name.
The government has introduced a standardized institutional handover template to improve continuity, accountability, and record management in public offices.