The Nepalese Cabinet held a meeting on Thursday, Ashwin 24, 2082, during which it approved several key decisions impacting national security, administration, economy, and disaster management. According to government spokesperson and Minister for Communication Jagdish Kharel, the meeting focused on reforms and approvals across multiple sectors.
The Cabinet promoted four Deputy Inspectors General (DIGs) of police – Sushil Singh Rathore, Uma Prasad Chaturvedi, Himalaya Kumar Shrestha, and Dambar Bahadur Bishwakarma – to Additional Inspector General (AIG) and appointed them to their new positions. It also decided to dissolve the Land Problem Solving Commission, established under the Land Problem Solving Commission Formation Order, 2081, along with all its subordinate district committees.
The high-level committee report on immigration and Visit Visa-related issues has been sent to the Ministry of Home Affairs for implementation. Considering recent disaster impacts, Ilam district has been declared a “Disaster-Affected Area” for three months.
In the energy sector, the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has been authorized to issue energy bonds worth NPR 20 billion in phases to fund hydropower projects. Additionally, the Bhuvan University Land and Immovable Property Investigation Committee report will be forwarded to the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology, and the recommendations of the Civil Aviation Improvement Suggestion Committee will be sent to the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation for implementation.
These decisions reflect the government’s efforts to strengthen administration, infrastructure, and disaster preparedness while promoting energy and civil aviation reforms.
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