KATHMANDU, March 6: The CPN (Unified Socialist) has confirmed its participation in the newly-formed coalition government.

KATHMANDU, March 4: Various local governments have asked the federal government to change the boundaries of 92 wards. After completing such a process, local officials sent a proposal to the Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration for decision.

43 joint secretaries transferred

March 1, 2024 10:30 am

KATHMANDU, March 1: The transfer of 43 joint secretaries, which was stalled due to a tussle between the Minister for General Administration and the Secretary, has been carried out.

KATHMANDU, Jan 23: The Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration(MoFAGA) has requested all local levels to provide details of internal employment.

KATHMANDU, Nov 6: The government has prepared to transfer more than 50 joint secretaries as a part of inter-ministerial and inter-unit transfers. The Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration has submitted a proposal to the Council of Ministers to transfer at least 55 joint secretaries.

KATHMANDU, August 4: The Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration (MoFAGA) has transferred 24 under secretaries and 11 section officers. The employees who have been serving in Kathmandu for a long time have been sent as Chief Administrative Officers (CAOs) at the local level.

KATHMANDU, August 2: The Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration (MoFAGA) has started transferring employees who have served in the offices within Singha Durbar for a term of more than three years.

KATHMANDU, July 16: In the Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration, there is now a competitive practice of making a surprise inspection about whether the employees of the ministry have attended the office and putting a red circle on the attendance slip if they are absent.

KATHMANDU, June 27: The Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration (MoFAGA) is to take departmental action including recovering salary and allowances against the civil servants who do not accept their transfer orders and those who do not handover the transfer orders within the specified time.

KATHMANDU,  June 12: The Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration is set to take decisive action against civil servants found making TikTok videos during office hours. With a notice recently issued by the ministry, explicit instructions have been provided to refrain from  creating TikTok videos while at work.

KATHMANDU, May 12: There is a growing tendency among government employees not to appear in the offices assigned/transferred by the government, while working in the same previous office for years.

KATHMANDU, May 1: The Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration has issued a circular to the local levels across the country not to haphazardly cut only the network wires connected by the telecommunication service providers.

KATHMANDU, March 15: The Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration (MoFAGA) has directed the federal offices to submit the details of their employees.

LALITPUR, Dec 24: Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration, Rajendra Prasad Shrestha has underlined the need for making public service delivery swift and hassle-free.

Kathmandu, August 23: Daayitwa officially proclaimed the 15 Nepal Public Administration Fellows 2021 amidst a virtual event held recently. These talented and energetic youths have been placed at 11 different municipalities across five provinces to support public officials and elected representatives in formulating and implementing local policies and programs.

KATHMANDU, Feb 11: The government has introduced the 'Work Procedure Related to Cleaning River and Other Public Areas, (Model) 2075' allotting the responsibility of cleaning the rivers and other public places to the local level itself.

KATHMANDU, Sept 4: A bill drafted by the Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration proposes barring the local units from recruiting civil servants on their own. Revising the draft bill prepared to replace the Civil Service Act with the Federal Civil Service Bill, the ministry has barred the local units from recruiting civil servants themselves. The ministry has argued that the constitution has envisioned only federal and provincial service commissions for recruitment civil servants.