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The administration has introduced a landmark policy to...

The administration has introduced a landmark policy to restructure the civil service, focusing on merit-based promotions and performance evaluations. This decision aims to revitalize the administrative machinery by encouraging young professionals to take up leadership roles within various ministries. The federal cabinet approved a new framework that links career advancement directly to the successful implementation of public welfare programs. By reducing political interference in administrative appointments, the Balen Shah government hopes to create a more efficient, accountable, and citizen-centric bureaucracy that can effectively address the evolving needs of the Nepali population in 2026.

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The administration has introduced a landmark policy to restructure the civil service, focusing on merit-based promotions and performance evaluations. This decision aims to revitalize the administrative machinery by encouraging young professionals to take up leadership roles within various ministries. The federal cabinet approved a new framework that links career advancement directly to the successful implementation of public welfare programs. By reducing political interference in administrative appointments, the Balen Shah government hopes to create a more efficient, accountable, and citizen-centric bureaucracy that can effectively address the evolving needs of the Nepali population in 2026.