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KATHMANDU, May 3: Out of the 27 bills that were rendered inactive in the House of Representatives and the National Assembly between 2074 and 2079 BS, as many as 26 have not yet been registered in the federal parliament.

KATHMANDU, Feb 18:  A report on the 'Monitoring and Evaluation Bill, 2080' was submitted in today's meeting of the House of Representatives. The Bill originated in the National Assembly.

KATHMANDU, Jan 13: The government will convene the winter session of the Federal Parliament in mid- February. The Council of Ministers has already recommended the president to convene the winter session of parliament.

KATHMANDU, Dec 24: The government has been indecisive about calling the winter session of the federal parliament. The four months from Paush (mid-December to mid-January) to Chaitra (mid-March to mid-April) are considered the time of the winter session of parliament. But the government is preparing to call the session only in Magh (mid-January to mid-February).

Minister in the Ministry of Finance, Economic Affairs and Investment, Ryan Straughn. (FP) Government will be bringing a new Valuation Bill to Parliament tha ...

KATHMANDU, Aug 4: Since the House of Representatives and the National Assembly are not effective, budgets worth millions  of rupees have been spent on the salaries and foreign trips of lawmakers since mid-December. The main function of parliament is to monitor the government by forming parliamentary committees that formulate laws. But the chairpersons of the parliamentary committees have not been elected and the bills sent to the committees have been stalled.

The agriculture sector experienced moderate growth in 2022, estimated at 3.6%, due to increased activity in both the livestock and crop sub-sectors.This is despite unprecedented...

The agriculture sector experienced moderate growth in 2022, estimated at 3.6%, due to increased activity in both the livestock and crop sub-sectors.This is despite unprecedented...

Govt set to fully repossess, capitalize National Housing May 11, 2021 Written by John Musinguzi Government has embarked on a process of fully repossessing National Housing and Construction Company, after which it will capit...

Political Correspondent The Cabinet has agreed to extend protections for tenants whose incomes have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. The Residential Tenancies and Valuation Bill had been due to lapse on 12 April but it has been renewed for three months. This legislation protects tenants from eviction until July if they have been negatively impacted by Covid-19 and are facing rent arrears. It also prevents any rent increases for those who find themselves in this predicament provided the...