Nepal News Evening Briefing | Friday, December 12, 2025
Summary
Four new ministers took oath of office in Nepal amid key political developments including election preparations and judicial decisions. The government mandates equal allowance for contract employees, while Gen Z activists demand voting rights for Nepalis abroad. Local units bolster disaster management and the health ministry emphasizes Universal Health Coverage. TUTH trials AI tool 'ChestGuru' for X-ray diagnosis.
Key Points
- Four newly appointed ministers took oath and assumed positions across key ministries in Nepal.
- Election Commission formed a committee to determine proportional representation based on the 2022 census data.
- The Judicial Council revoked a controversial amendment regarding High Court judges' hierarchy after prolonged conflicts.
- The Supreme Court mandated equal dearness allowance for contract employees as for permanent staff, effective fiscal year 2025/26.
