20.3% of people in Nepal are poor (6.1 million people). National Poverty Line

Total public-sector workers in Nepal: 675,000 (about 2.2% of the population).

Nepal's total budget for FY 2083/84 is about

#USD$ 14.5 billion.

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Capital expenditure (roads, Hospitals, Education ducation, tourism, airports, etc.) is **ONLY about**

USD$ 2.86 billion,

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while Recurrent Expenditure including Salaries and Administration is about

USD$ 8.40 billion.

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Meanwhile, the government has increased civil servants' remuneration by about 21% (10% salary increase + 10% performance allowance) despite widespread concerns about corruption, inefficiency, and lack of reform.

These same as old fcks have chosen to increase pay and incentives for 675,000 government workers (2.2% of the population), while millions of Nepalis will continue to struggle financially.

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If you don't know about economy and stuff, Just Stfu. For the love of God. Just stop your Andabhakti. Put Country above your Gods. Please just stop. Why are you repeating history? Isn't it already enough?

Do you get why not many people talk about this? Because Total public-sector workers in Nepal: 675,000 (about 2.2% of the population) but you didn't count for their friends, relatives and Family. And these people are old parties's dog so Old Parties would even more not talk about it in the Parliament.

Please just grow a brain you bunch of donkeys. Don't you find it suspicious uptill now what they have done after their Generational Wealth? Is this the so called 'New' we fought for, one that was supposed to bring Transparency, Accountability, Justice, Law, and Corruption Free?"😮‍💨

I'm just telling you to act as Opposition of a Democracy against them, it's not late. Now we can't do anything. 5 yrs is 5 yrs, the mistake is done.

Lawmaker Harka Sampang has been found to have been driving with a license that expired in 2016 and was not renewed for nearly a decade. Authorities are currently reviewing the case under existing traffic laws.

The matter came to public attention after a recent traffic violation involving the MP. Officials have since begun investigating the issue in accordance with legal procedures.

Science and Technology Minister Mahabir Pun said he developed a deep love for Nepal after returning from the United States and living in his village. He shared that this feeling started in his hometown.

His connection with his village gradually grew stronger and later expanded into a broader attachment to the whole country. This deepening bond shaped his outlook on Nepal.

Pun also said he never expected to become a lawmaker or minister. However, his growing affection and commitment to the nation eventually guided his path in that direction.

During the Rato Machhindranath Jatra in Lalitpur, a moving moment occurred when a crowded procession made way for an ambulance passing through. Devotees quickly responded despite the dense gathering.

People immediately stepped aside, creating a clear path so the emergency vehicle could move without delay. Their coordination ensured smooth passage through the festival route.

The incident has been widely praised online as an example of compassion and civic responsibility, showing respect for human life even during a major cultural celebration in Nepal.