The newly elected chairman of the National Assembly (NA) Narayan Prasad Dahal is going to take oath of office and secrecy at the office of President Sheetal Niwas this evening.
KATHMANDU, March 31: The newly appointed Ministers will be sworn in at 3 pm today, according to the President's office, Sheetal Niwas.
The Ministries vacant for a long time will be completed today after the new Ministers are sworn in. The 10 parties in the ruling coalition h
JANAKPURDHAM: Newly-elected members of the Madhesh State Assembly are taking the oath of office and secrecy today. The swearing-in will be held at 2 pm today in Janakpurdham. Ranjit Kumar Yadav, Secretary of the Provincial Assembly Secretariat, informed that the senior member of the Provincial Assembly, Gobinda Bahadur Neupane, will administer the oath to the […]
KATHMANDU: Newly-elected Members of Parliament (MPs) are taking oath of office and secrecy at the Baneswor-based Federal Parliament Building at 1:00 pm on Thursday. All preparations for the oath-taking ceremony for newly elected members to the House of Representatives are almost over. Spokesperson of the Federal Parliament Secretariat, Dr Rojnath Pandey, said that the newly-elected […]
Morang, Feb 15. Province-1 chief minister-elect Sherdhan Rai is taking oath of office and secrecy today. Preparation is underway to administer oath of office at Birendra Conference Hall in Biratnagar at 3.00 pm today, said the Office of Province Chief.
KATHMANDU, May 14: Newly-appointed Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is taking oath of office and secrecy today.
President Bidya Devi Bhandari on Thursday re-appointed him the Prime Minster in the capacity of the leader of the largest party when two or more than two political parties in the House of Representatives (HoR) failed to show majority in the race.
According to the President Office, re-appointed Prime Minster Oli is scheduled to take oath of office at 2.30 pm this afternoon. The first phase of cabinet expansion will also take place today.
The President on May 9 had called for the two or more than two political parties to present the claim for a new prime minister with a majority of the members of HoR within Thursday 9.00 pm as per the Article 76 (2) of the Nepal Constitution.
Though main opposition Nepali Congress and CPN (Maoist Center) attempted to gather support from majority of HoR members it was not materialized in the stipulated period. With the expiration of the given period, Oli was appointed as the prime minister in the capacity of the leader of the largest party in the parliament as per the Article 76 (3).
